Sharp SMDZ470AS Installation Manaul

SHARF?

lVlicrowave

Drawer

:

SMDZ470AS

INSTATTATIOII

MANUAT

INSTALLATION

AND

SERVICE

IVTUST

BE

PERFORMED

BY

A

OUALIFIED

INSTALLER"

IMPORTANT:

SAVE

IhiS

INSIAIIAIION

MANUAI

FOR

I-()CAL

ELECTRICAL

INSPECTOR'S

USE"

READ

AND

SAVE

THESE

INSTRUCTIONS

FOR

FUTURE

REFERENCE

For

SAFETY

C0NSIDERATI0NS

do

not install

drawer

in

any combustible

cabinetry,

which

is

not

in

accord

with

the

stated

clearances

and

dimensions

on

page

2.

See Figure

1,

Remove

all

packing

materials

from

inside

the

Microwave

Drawer,

DO

NOT

REMOVE

THE

WAVEGUIDE

COVER,

which

is

located

on

the

top

of the

Microwave

Drawer,

Remove

the

feature

sticker,

ifthere

is

one.

Check

the

drawer

for

any

damage,

such

as

misaligned

or

bent

drawer,

damaged

drawer

seals

and

sealing

surfaces,

broken

or loose

Microwave

Drawer

guides

and

dents

inside

the ca.vity

or on

the

front

side

of the

drawer.

If

there

is

any

damage,

do

not

operate

the

Microwave

Drawer

and

contact

your

dealer

or a

SHARP

AUTIIORIZED

SERVICER,

.

Read

all

of the

Installation

Ma:nual

before

installins

the

Microwave

Drawer"

.

Remove

all

packing

material

trefore

connecting

the

electrical

supply.

Observe

all

governing

codes

and

ordinances.

I

Be

sure

to

leave

these

instructions

with

the consumer,

Keep

this

manual

with your

Operation

Manual

for

future

reference.

.

As

when

using

any

microwave

oven gengrating

treat,

there

are

certa:in

safety precautions

you

should

foliow.

These

are

Iisted

in

the

Operation

Manual,

Read

all and

follow

carefuily.

.

Be

sure your

Microwave

Drawer

is

installed

and

srounded

properly

by

a

qualified

installer

or service

technician.

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If

rhe

information

in

rh is

manuar

is

not followed

exactiy,

a fire

or electrical

shock

may

result

tirat

could

cause

property

damage,

personal

injury

or

death.

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To reduce

rhe

risk

of tipping,

rhe

Microwave

Drawer

must be

secured

by

a

properly

installed

Anti_Tip

block.

r

This

Microwave

Drawer

must

be

electricaily

grounded

in

accordance

with

local

codes,

r

Make

sure

the

wall

coverings

and

the cabinets

around

the

Microwave

Drawer

can

withstand

the

]ieat

generated

bv the

Microwave

Drawer.

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Never

teaye

chitdren

atone

or,unaftended

in

the

area

where

a Microwaye

Drawer

is

in

use"

Never

leave

the

drawer

open

when

the

microwave

is

unattended

ry.T.ilTry

Stepping,

ieaning

or

siting

on

rhe

drawer

may

resuit

in

serious

injuries

and

can

also

cause

damage

to

the

Microwave

Drawer"

Do

not

use the

Microwave

Drawer

as

a storage

space.

This

creat.es

a

potentially

hazardous

situation.

Check

that the

time-of-day

is

in

the

display.

If

not,

touch

Stop/Clear

to

prevent

unintended

use"

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a

'

Dimensions

that

are

shown

in

Figure

1 must

be

used.

Given

dimensions

provide

minimum

clearance,

Locate

electrical

outlet

in

the

shaded

area

in

the

upper

left_hand

corner

of the

cutout.

See

Figure

5.

.

Contact

surface

must

be solirJ

and level,

pay

special

attention

to the

floor

on

which

the

Microwave

prawer

will

sit,

T,he

floor

ofthe

opening

shouid

be

constructed

ofplywood

strong

enough

to support

the

weight

ofthe

oven

(about

100

pounclsi.

Check

location

where

the

Microwave

Drawer

will

be

installed

for proper

electrical

supply.

Your

oven

can

be

built

into

a

cabinet

or wail

by

itself

or

under

a

gas

or electric

wall

oven.

Be sure

that the

clearance

ofthe

floor

between

the

wall

oven

and

the

rnicrowave

drawer

is

a minimum

of

2_inches"

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Conlrol

p.anel

6n0wn

tn

open

po1iilon

Figure

1

Floor

muel

1uppoft0A

b6,

Cutout

Dimension

22rll"

x 15

th6"

1419,52'

This

drawing

represents

a typical

standard

cabinet.

lfinstallecl

in

custom

cabinets

with

extended

counter

tops,

take

into

account

visibiiity

and

access

to controls,

See

Figure

3,

Figure

3

'

Figures

1

and

2

contain

many

Microwave

Drawer

measurements

for

reference

when

planning

the

drawer's

location.

This

Microwave

Drawer

can

be

installed

below

any

electric

or

gas

wall

oven"

*

Can

also

be

installed

using

an

electrical

outlet

in

an

adjacent

cabinet

within

the

area

wiere

the provided

elesl7i6o7

cord

can

reach,

Power

cord

access

hole

in iabinet

should

be

a rninimum

I

I

/2"

diameter

hole

and

deburred

of

a.ll

sharp

edges

.

,t!ry

Atuays

allow

sfficient

power

cord

length

to the

electrical

outlet

to

prevent

tension.

Always

check

electrical

codes

for

requirements,

Move

oven

localion

downward,

for

oxtended

aounlertopa

411h6'

NORMAL

INSTALLATION

STEPS

ANTI.TIP

BLOCK

INSTALLATION

INSTRUCTIONS

To

reduce

the

risk

of

tipping

of the

drawer,

the

AntitTip

btock

must

be properly

installed

located

14

13lrc-inches

above

the

florlr

on

which

the

Microwave

Drawer

will

sit,

The

6_inch

Anti_Tip

block

must

be provided

by

the

installer.

See

Figures

1 and

4,

f!9.

a1li+in

biock

prevenrs

serious

injury

that

might

resulr

frorn

spilled

hot

liquids,

If

the

Micrnwave

Drawer

is

evermoved

to a

different

location,

the

Anti-Tip

block

must

also

be

movecl

a'<I

instailed,

When

installerj

to

the

wall,

make

sure

that

the,

screws

c<lmpletely

penetrate

the

dry

wall

and

are secured

in

wood

or

metal

so

that

it " Uto"t

is

totaliy

stable.

When

fastening,

be

sure

that

the

screws

do

not penetrate

electrical

wiring

or

plumbing,

AnLi-Tip

block

Figure

4

The

electrical

requirements

are

a 1i)0

volt

60

Hz,

AC

only,

15

amp,

or

more protected

electrical

supply.

It

is

recommended

that

a

separate

circuit

serving

only

this

*pptiun""

be providecl,

The

drawer

is

equipped

with

a

3-pron;g

grounding

plug,

It

must

be plugged

into

a wall

receptacle

that

is properly

installed

ancl

grounded.

Should

you

only

have

a Z-prc,ng

outlet,

have

a

qualifiecl

electrician

install

a

correct

wall

reciptacle,

Note:

If you

have

any questions

about

the grounding

or electrical

instructions,

consult

a

qualified

electri,;iai

o, ,".ut"

person.

*

can

also

be

instailecr

using

an

erectricar

outret

in

an

acrjacent

cabinet

witldn

the

area

wlrcre

the

providecl

electrical

cotrd

cqn

reach.

Always

check

electrical

codes

for

requirements.

9u6qeehed

eleatrloal

outleL

looaNlon*

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I5"

Figure

5

This

applianca

must

be grounded,

The

Microwave

Drawer

is

equipped

with

a cord

having

a

grounding

wire

with

a

grounding

piug,_Ij

must

be plugged

into

a waLl

receptacle

that

is properl!

installed

and grounded

in

accorda'ci

with

the

National

Electrical

Code

and

local

codes

and

ordinances,

In

the

event

of

an electrical

short

circuit, grounding

reduces

risk

of electric

shock

by

providing

an escape

wire

for

the

eler:tric

current.

4EEEI[E|

.

I]nrglel

use

of the groundi'g

prug

can

rpsurr

in

a risk

of electric

shock,

Do not

use

an

extension

cord.

Ii

the

power

supply

cord

is

too

short,

have

a

qualified

electrician

or

serviceman

install

an outlet

near

the

appliance.

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Orounded

reae?tacle

box

1.

5,

Place

the

drawer

adjacent

to

the wall

or

cabinet

opening.

Plug

the power

supply

cord

into

the

electrical

outlet"

Carefully

guide

the

drawer

into

the

prepared

opening,

Avoid

pinching

the

cord

between

the

oven

and

the

vlall.

The

name

plate

includes

moclel

an<I

seriai

nunber.

Open

the

Microwave

Drawer

fully"

The

label

is

beyond

the

back

wail

of

the

microwave

cavity

facing

up from

the

flat surfacer"

Read

the

BEFORE

YOU

CALL

and

operating

instruction

sections

in your

Operation

Manual.

It may

save

you

time

and

expense.

The

list

includes

common

occurrences

that

are

not

the

result

of

defective

wortmanship

or

materials

in

this range.

Refer

to

the;

warranty

in your

Operation

Manual

for

Sharp,s

toll-free

service

number

and

address.

please

call

or

write

if you

have

inquiries

about

your

microwave

product

and/or

need

to

order parts,

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Figure

6B

2.

3.

4.

Slide

the

drawer

all

the way

until

the

mounting

flange

is flr.rsh

with

the

face

of the

cabinet,

See

Figure

6,4'.

Open

the

drawer.

Using

the 4

holes

on the

drawer

as a

template.

pre

drill

the

cabinet

using

a

1/ro,'

bit.

See

Figure

6A,

Secure

the

drawer

with

the 4

screws

supplied,

See

Figure

68.

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Refer

to

the

Operation

Manual

for

cleaning

instructions.

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JUN

20,2014