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Con?. from Panel A
revised The appliance
cabinet must not
be connected to the neutral terminal.
but must be connected to the grounding
wire [green] of the power supply cord.
[See "Four-wire electrical connection"
section. Panel C.)
When a d-wire receptacle
of NEMA
type 14.50R is used (See Figure 2). a
motchina
U.L.- Ilsted. 4-wire. 250volt.
%-amp&e.
range power supply cord
(pIgtail) must be used. This cord
contains four copper
conductors
with
ring terminals on the appliance
end,
terminating
in a NEMA type 14-5oP
plug on the supply end. The fourth
taroundina)
conductor
must be
Lsentified by a green or green/yellow
cover and the neutral conductor
by a
white cover. Cord should be Type SRD
or SRDT with a U.L.-listed strain relief
and be a least four feet long.
The MINIMUM conductor sizes for the
copper 4-wire power cord are:
547 ampere circuit
2. No. 6 conductors
1. No. 8 white neutral
1. No. 6 green grounding
H
A wiring diagram
is included
in the tech sheet. The tech sheet IS
. located behind the control panel
Venting
requirements
Fire Hazard
Terminate venting syslem to the
outside.
Do Not terminate
the vent in an
attic or other enclosed space.
Failure to follow these mstructions
could result in a fire.
Ductwork needed for lnstallatlon
Is not
included. Wall or roofcaps
used must
have back-dratl
damper.
DetermIne which outside venting
method needs to be used Note: If anon-
venting (recirculating]
installation IS
desired. follow installation instructions on
the back cover.
The length of ductwork and number of
elbows should be kept lo a mlnimum to
provide efficient performance.
The size
of the ductwork should be uniform. Do
Not install two elbows together. Use duct
lope to seal all joints in duct system.
Ductwork can terminate either
through the roof or wall. Figures 3-5 show
common venting methods and what
types of materials are needed Use
caulking to seal exterior wall or roof
opening around exhaust hood.
IOOf cop
3Yd'Xlo"
7fLi3
wall
cap
duct
3Y4" I 10" to round
ductirlc
tmdn0n
Recommended
duct length
Use 3Y4" x 10" or 6" duct with a maximum
length of 26 feet for duct system. For
best performance
use no more than
Panel B
three 90" elbows To calculate the
length of system you need add the
equivalent feet for each duct piece
used in the system. See the following
example.
3%" x lo" duct system
9 feet straight
=
9ft
__
Length of
3Y4" x lo" system
= i4n.
Recommended
standard
fittinas
6" duct system
90
wall cop
-A"-,
elbows
1
d
Maximum length = 26 feet.
- transition
= 4.5
n.
- 90"
elbows
= ion.
1 -wall cap
=
on.
3"4' I lo" to
8 feet straight
=
Bn.
'" "anr"lon
Length of 6" system = 22.5 ft
Recommended
standard
fittings
Now start...
With range in kitchen.
Personal Injury Hazard
More than one person is required
to lift, tilt or move this appliance
because
of its weiahl and size.
Failure to follow these instructions
may result in personal injury
1
Remove racks and other parts
H from inside oven.
2
Take 4 cardboard
corners from
n
the carton. Stack one cardboard
corner on top of another. Repeat with
the other two corners Place comers
lengthwise on the floor in back of range
to suppott rangeoff of skid.
3
w
Firmly grasp the range and
gently lay it on its back on the
cardboard
corners.
4
n
Remove two J/a" shipping
bolts from the skid. Discard
adjustable wrench to loosen
6
Place a piece of the
n
cardboard
shipping
container on the floor. Stand the
range back up on the cardboard
7
n
Remove shipping materials
including clips that hold
elements in place, tape and protective
film from range.
Bra&¶ kmllnol n---a
fl
a nuts~ _
Remove terminal
&+!
I
n
block cover
located on back of range. I-JI .___ -Inj
&wire electrical
connection
See Panel C for 4.wire electrical
connection.
U.L listed
conduit
'Conduit
conneclo,
OoAnQ
9
n
connected
directty to hosed
disconnect
or circuit breaker box:
Assemble a U.L.-listed conduit
connector
in the conduit connector
opening
provided.
Insert the power
supply cable through the conduit
COnneCtOr. OIlOWing enough slack
to easily attach thewiring
the
lored
block screw
L:listed rtraln reller
d %-ampere ran
ff
we, supply cord I own
If a U.L.-listed, 50-ampere
range power
supplycord(pigtail)
is used:
Remove the knockout for the 50-
ompere
power supply cord.
Assemble o U.L.-listed strain relief in the
hole. Insert the power supply cord
through the strain relief, allowing
enough slack to easily attach the
wiring to the terminal block.
Do not loosen the factory Installed nuts
olreodv Installed on the terminal block.
Use
0&
ring-type
terminals lo
connect
the power supply. To secure
the power supply cord, use the brass
nuts attached
to the terminal Mock
CnYPr
--.-..
This
appliance Is mantiactured
with
the neutral
terminal connected to
the frame.
it local codes Do Not
permit grounding
through the neutral,
a four-wire,
U.L.-listed. power supply
cord rated 250 volts. 50 amperes
and
investigated
for use with ranges must
be used. See 4-wire electrical
connection
Panel C.
10
Connect
the neutral (white)
n
wire to the siher-colored
terminal screw on the terminal block.
Connect
the other two wires to the
outer terminal screws on the terminal
block.
Use ring-type teninals
only.
Connect
with the brass nuts attached
to the terminal block cover. Check
that nuts are tight to insure proper
electrical
connection.
11
Tlghten the strain relief
n
clamplng
screws or the
locking ling and clamping
screws
of the conduit connector.
Replace
terminal block cover.
12
Determine which venting
n
method (roof or wall
venting orventless) you need to use. This
range is manufactured
for outside
venfing If a non-venting [reclrwlating]
installation is desired follow installation
instructions on the back cover.
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