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Steps 1 through
1.
Prepare
Cabinets
General Instructions:
°
The single oven can be installed under a counter or
in a wall or cabinet. The double oven can be
installed in a wall or cabinet.
.
Choose a location away from strong drafts and
where electrical power can be provided.
,
The oven support surface must be a minimum 3/4"
thick plywood platform. For single ovens, it must
support !50 pounds. For double ovens, it must
support 290 pounds. The platform must be solid,
level and flush with the bottom of the cabinet cut
out.
Cabinet Cutout
Dimensions
See Table 2, below and Figures 2, 2 and 3 on following
page for cutout dimensions.
3: Preparation
Verify that wiring
inside house is adequate,
Host wiring codes require a separate circuit with sepa-
rate disconnect switch and fuses either in the main
entrance panel or in a separate switch and fuse box.
Most local building regulations and codes require that
electrical wiring be done by licensed electricians. Be
sure to install your oven according to the electric codes
in place in your region.
3. Prepare Oven
Remove any remaining packaging and discard. Remove
racks, accessories and oven door(s) and set aside. See
instructions in Use and Care Manual for proper removal
of oven doors. DO NOT lift oven by door handles!
Place oven in front of cabinets where it is to be in=
stalled. Rest it on a jack or other sturdy support so that
it is in line with the cabinet cutout.
2. Prepare
Electrical
Outlet
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Turn power off at service panel and
lock service panel before beginning.
General Information
Ovens are dual rated for use on either :[20/240 VAC
or :[20/208 VAC. See Table 2 at right for power ratings
and circuit breaker sizes based upon the supply volt=
age for each model.
The junction box must be located in the indicated
space in Figures :[,2 and 3, next page. It should be
easily reached through the front of the cabinet where
the oven will be located.
Verify
that wiring to house is adequate,
Contact your local utility company to verify that the
present electric service to your home is adequate. In
some instances, the size of the wiring to the house
and service switch must be increased to handle the
electrical load demanded by the oven.
Table 2: Electrical
Model
HBL503,
HBL504
HBL505,
HBL506
HBN504
HBN505
HBL73
HBL74,
HBN74
HBL75,
HBN75
HBL76,
HBN76
_ecifications
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:[20/240
:[20/208
:[20/240
:[20/208
:[20/240
:[20/208
:[20/240
:[20/208
:[20/240
:[20/208
:[20/240
:[20/208
:[20/240
:[20/208
!20/240
:[20/208
Watts
3,350
6,350
5,300
3,250
2,820
6,250
5,400
3,600
2_500
%650
3_550
7,250
7:050
7,300
7_:[00
Amps
:[4
:[4.:[
26,25
25.25
:[3.5
:[3.6
26
26
:[5.4
:[7,2
:[5,8
17,6
3:[.2
34.8
3:[.6
35.2
A
B
C
D
E
F
Cutout
Width
Cutout
Depth
Cutout
Height
Floor to Bottom
of Cutout
Top of Cutout to Opening
Above
Bottom of Cutout
to Opening
Below
i
28"
24"
23"
34"
1" min
1/4" min
25 3/8"
23"
34"
l"min
1/4"min
25 3/8"
47 13/16"
N/A
l"min
1/4"min
28"
24"
47 13/16"
N/A
1" min
1/4"
min
G
Top of Cutout to Top of Counter
4 1/2" min
4 1/2" min
N/A
N/A
H
Side of Cutout
to Adjacent
Door or
1/4" min
1/4" min
N/A
N/A
Drawer
Front
Oven Door Frame Width
26 5/8"
29 1/2"
N/A
N/A
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