You Call For Service - Kenmore 79048079000 Installation Instruction

Electric wall oven
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Flexible
Appliance
Cabinet
sides or
filler
panel
Wall
Oven Cabinet
Flare
Union
Right Side of
Cabinet
120v/60Hz
Grounded
Outlet
Manual
Shutoff
Valve
(To be accessible
for shut=off
valve
operation)
TYPICAL UNDER COUNTER INSTALLATION OF A SINGLE ELECTRIC BUILT-IN OVEN
WITH A GAS COOKTOP
ABOVE
9. Leveling the Wall Oven
1.
Install
an oven
rack
in the center
of the upper
oven
(see
Figure
8).
2.
Place
a level
on the rack.
Take
2 readings
with
the
level
placed
diagonally
in one direction
and
then
the other.
Use wood
shims
under
the wail
oven
to
level
if necessary.
3.
Repeat
in the
lower
oven
if you
have
a double
cavity
wail
oven.
If
the level
indicates
that
the
rack
is not level,
use wood
shims
to reach
a compromise
for
both
ovens.
Figure 8
A cooJlng
fan
inside
the
upper
rear
part
above
the
oven
(some
models)
provides
cooling
of the oven
electrical
and
electronlc
components.
If the oven
has
been
operating
at high
temperatures,
the fan
will
continue
to run
after
the oven
is turned
off.
10. Checking
Operation
Your model
is equipped
with
an Electronic
Oven
Control.
Each
of the functions
has been
factory
checked
before
shipping.
However,
it is suggested
that
you
verify
the operation
of the electronic
oven
controls
once
more.
Refer
to the
Use and
Care
Guide
for
operation.
1.
Remove
all items
from
the
inside
of the oven.
2. Turn
on the power
to the oven
(Refer
to your
Use &
Care
Guide.)
3. Verify
the operation
of the electronic
oven
controls:
Bake
- Verify
that
this
function
makes
the oven
hot.
20 seconds
after
turning
oven
on, open
the door
and
you
should
feel
heat
coming
from
the
oven.
Broil
- When
the oven
is set to BROIL,
the upper
element
in the
oven should
become
red.
Convection
(some
models
)-When
the
oven
is set for
a convection
baking
or roasting,
both
elements
cycle
on and
off: alternately
and
the convection
fan
will
run. The convection
fan will
stop
running
when
the
oven
door
is opened.
Before
You Call for Service
Read
the Before
You
Call
for
Service
Checklist
and
operating
instructions
in your
Use
and
Care
Guide.
It may
save you
time
and
expense.
The list includes
common
occurrences
that
are
not the
result
of defective
workmanship
or materials
in this
appliance.
Refer
to your
Use and
Care
Guide
for
Sears
service
phone
numbers,
or
call 1=800=4=MY=HOME®.
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