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BEFORE YOU BEGIN:
Read the following
instructions
completely
and
carefully.
If followed,
they
will
simplify
the in-
stallation
job.
IMPORTANT:
Observe all governing
codes and ordinances.
WIRING
DIAGRAM
LOCATION:
A wiring
diagram
for
the umt is included
in the literature
package
and a copy
is also located
at the front
of the con-
trol cavity
(below
the control
mounting
plate).
ELECTRICAL
REQUIREMENTS
A.
A three-wire
or four-wire
single
phase 120/240
volt
60
Hz AC only
electrical
supply
(or three-wire
or four-wire
120/208
volt
if specified
on nameplate)
is required
on a
separate
circuit
fused
on both
sides of the line
(time-
delay
fuse or circuit
breaker
is recommended).
Do
NOT
fuse neutral.
The fuse size must not exceed
the circuit
rating
of
the
appliance
specified
on
the
nameplate.
NOTE: Wire sizes and connections
must conform with
the fuse size and rating of the appliance
in accordance
with
National
Electrical
Code and local codes and or-
dinances.
Do not use an
extension
cord.
B.
The
appliance
should
be connected
to
the
fused
dis-
connect
(or
circuit
breaker)
box
through
flexible
ar-
mored
or
non-metallic
sheathed
cable.
The
flexible
armored
cable
extending
from
the appliance
should
be
connected
directly
to the
junction
box.
The junction
box
should
be located
as shown
in Figure
4 on page 3
so that
as much
slack
as possible
remains
in the cable
between
the
box
and
the
appliance
so that
it can be
moved
if servicing
is necessary.
C. A suitable
strain
relief
must
be provided
to attach
the
power
supply
cord to the junction
box.
II
Unpacking
Instructions
FILTERS
LOCATED
CARDBOARD
A.
Remove
all
tape
from
surface
unit,
including
tape
holding
filters
inside appliance.
See Figure
1.
B.
Remove
the grill
and surface
unit
module
from
the unit
and place them in a safe place.
C. Save
cardboard
corner
inserts
in shipping
carton
for
use in Step 5.
IF
Location of Unit
J
The
cooktop
relies
upon
air
patterns
surrounding
the cooking
surface
for proper
operation.
Drafts
caused
by home
heating
and
air
conditioning
and/or open doors and windows
can disrupt this pattern.
Installation as shown in Figures 2 & 3 can also cause improper
lnsutlicienl
Clearance
sewdeen
Unit
and Side Wall
FIG. 2
Currenk
Moving
Through
"Tunnel"
Distorl
Normal
Air Pattern*
FIG. 3
The owner should
be aware of occasional shifts of the air flow
pattern allowing steam to escape into the room caused by
drafts or changes in the air flow pattern of the room. This is
normal.
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