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IMPORTANT:
Read
Before
lnstahg
to Save
Time!
Work,
assure
proper
performance,
and owner's
warranty
protection.
CABINETRY
ELECTRICAL
SPECIFICATIONS
!I; ;..rsXU
i)~,t;tll::q
23 112"
deep
x 42-118"
long x
7 ; L-i -, k; ' ' in depth
(irom
top of finished
counter
toil;
I-ec;:rlrad
for Inst~rllation.
See Fig.
1 below
for
$F:ibllS
Voltdge
& Frequency
120 volts--60
hertz
Maximum
Protective
Device
Size
15 amperes
Wirinq
must conform
to local code and/or
National
Electrical
Code.
INSTALLATION
INSTRUCTI
Tije
irlstal;atlorl
of tfe
cooktop
must
conform
to local
codes
and utility
regulatrons
and should
be made
(3 I i i , by
a competent
technician.
In the absence
of local
codes,
the installation
must
follow
the National
F , J 2 !;,js
Code,
ANSI
Z 223.1-1964
and the
National
Electrical
Code,
ANSI/NFPA
No. 70-1984.
When
irljtiri/cci
in a mobile
hume,
the installation
must conform
with
Federal
Standar-d
for Mobile
Home
Construc-
tion
<rid Safety,
Title
24, HUD
(part
280)
or when
such standard
is not applicable,
with
local codes.
CABiNE i- CONSTRUCTION
)trs:atl
tire urirt
in an appropriate
cabinet.
See itlustratron
below
for correct
clearances
to adjacent
vertical
sides ano I ear walls
and proper
opening
dimensions.
1. I ! L-ouct: the risk of turns
or fire
by reaching
over heated
surface
units,
cabinet
storage
above
the surface
l.Anit: shouid
be avoidetl.
If cabinet
storage
is to be provided,
the risk can be reduced
by installing
a range
hook, thdt projects
horrzontally
a minimum
of 5 inches
beyond
the bottom
of the cabinets.
CAElhET
-I OP Or'ENING
DihlEhiClONS
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