Summit RE304W, REX204W, REX204BL, RE20W User manual

User

-

Manual-

s

Electric Ranges

51 8900 Vl

Table

of Contents

IMPORTANT

COOK-TOP USE
OVEN USE

HO\ry TO

SETTING THB
GENERAL

BEFORE YOU

SAFETY

OPERATE

CARE AND CLEANING

CALL SERVICE

COI{TENTS

THE

CLOCK

INSTRUCTIONS

OVEN

AND TIMER

PAGE

3

5

7

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IMPORTAI\T

SAFETY

INSTRT]CTIO]\S

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manual

when

usir.rg the

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All ranges

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to

a

Install anti-tip

a

See

lnstallation

To reclttce
to the

the

anti-tip

mttst be followed

range.

attention

ANrr-rrp

persons

risk

blacket

It rnay

may cattse

can tip,

clevice

Instructions.

of tipping,

to these

cause seliously

injury

DBvr

could result.

packed

installation

READ

SAVE

to

reduce

words,

or

c E

with range,

the range

instnlctions

ALL INSTRUCTIONS

TI]ESE

which will

harm, death

propelty

must

SAFETY

INSTRUCTIONS

potential

risk

alelt

or

danrage

be secured

proper

for

of fire,

you

about

property

you

if

by properly

installation.

INFORMATIOI\

BEFORE

FOR FUTURE

electric

clo

shock, ol to prevent

harrnful

clamage if

not follow

installed anti-tip

USING THIS

sitr-rations,

you

do not

instructior.rs.

LTNIT

REFERENCE

ir¡ur.y

ancl follow

follow

bracket

all

instructions.

provi¿ecl

pel.solls

to

give¡

or.pr.operty

instr.uctio¡s:

with

the ra¡ge.

da¡rage

please

refer

General:

a

use this

a

Proper

a

Never use your

a

Do not

should

a

Wear proper

a

User

selvicing

a

Storage

a

Do

not

Use only

'

touch

EeliS[NG

'

range

IEIEIIN.

'

clirnbing

¡

DO

NOT

SURFACES

Areas
tottch,

of oveu

oven

appliance

Installation -

appliance

leave

children

never

be allowed

apparel

servicing -

shoulcl

in

or on appliance

use

water

potholders

dry

hot heating

Dã

ancl could

Do nor

on the range

TOUCH

OF TllE

neal'sttt'face

or let clothing

until they

vent

opening

only

for its

Be sttre your

for

alone

to sit or

Loose-f,rtting

-

Do

not repair

be referred

grease

on

-

elernents. Do

not allow

tip it

over, resulting

stot'e

to leach

SURFACE

OVEN. Both

trnits

and

or other

have had

and

surfaces

intendecl

appliance

warming

-

Children

stand on

or replace

qualified

to a

-

Flamrnable

fires

Surother fire

-

Moist

or darnp potholdels

not use a towel

anyone

itetls

stepping,

in serious

of interest

iterns could

UNITS,

sulfaces units

intelior

sufficient

sttrfaces

flamurable

time to cool.

near this

pulpose

or heating

should not

or hanging garments

AREAS

as described

properly

is

part

any

part

any

technician.

rnaterials

or

leaning

burns

to children

be seriously

NEAR TI{ESE

of

an oven rnay

llaterials

oper.ring,

installed

the room.

be left

ofthe

appliance,

of the

appliance

should

or flame,

ou

hot

other bulky

or

sitting on the

or other injury.

in the

injured.

ar.rd oven

contact

Aurong these

oven

door al.rcl

in this

rnanual.

and

alone

or unattencled

shoulcl

never be worn while

unless

not be stoled

or

use dly chernical

surfaces may

cloth.

dool or

cabinets

UNITS,

heating

surface units,

become

surfaces

window.

elernents

hot enough

grounded

specifioally

in an

result

above

a range

HEATING

areas

ale the

qualif,red

by a

in l.he

area

using the

recomrnenclecl

oven, storage

or foarn-type

in bur¡s

storage

clrawel

or on the

ELBMENTS

may

be hot even

to cause bLu.ns.

near

units, heati¡g

oook

top, surfÀces

technician.

where appliance

appliance.

i¡ this

ch'awer

fi'om steam.

or near

extingLrisher.

Do ¡ot let potholclers

of this r¡nit.

gr,rard

back

OR

IN'|ERIOIì

thor.rgh

they

Dirring

ele¡reirts

facing

is in

rnanual.

surface

It may

of a

lange

a¡e dark

á¡d

after use,

or inter.ior.

the cook

use. They

All other

units.

<iarnage

-

chilcL.en

i¡ color,

clo not

surfaces

top,

the

the

r

'1

¡

Surface

.

Glazed

suitable

.

,

Utensils

ignition of flarnmable

positioned so

.

Use
bottorns
heating element to clilect contact and may result in ignition of clothing. Proper relationship of utensils

improve

.

Never

For

Coil

Cooking

cooking

fol lange-top

handles should be turned inward and not extend

proper

large enough

efficiency.

leave surface units

Surface Elements Cook-top models:

o Make sure reflector

Units:

utensils

that it is turned inward,

pan

size

Only certain types of

-

service without breaking due to the sudclen

materials,

This appliance is

-

to

cover the surface unit-heating element. The use of undersized

unattended

pans

glass, glass/ceramic,

and spillage due to

and does not extend over adjacent surface units.

equipped with one or-more sulface units of cliff'erent size.

at high heat setting

or drip bowls are in

over

unintentional

Boil-over causes smoking ancl

-

place

ceramic, ealthetrware, or other

change

-

in temperature.

adjacent surface units

contact with the utensil, the handle of a

Absence of these

--

To reduce the risk of burns,

Select t¡tensils having flat

utensils will expose aportion of the

gleasy

pans

ol' bowls during cooking rnay subject

glazed utensils ale

utensil

shor"rld be

to burner will also

spillovels

that rnay

ignite.

wiring or cornponents underneath to darnage.
Protective

o

the manual, Improper

o Do not soak removable
o Clean the

burns.

o To avoid the possibility

OFF

liners

cook top with caution

position

Do not use aluminum foil to line surface unit drip bowls or oven bottoms, except as suggested in

-

ancl all coils are cool before atternpting to lift or remove a nnit.

installation of these liners rnay result in a risk of electric shock, or fire.

heating elements

If a

-

of

a burn ol

electric shock, always be certain that the controls fol all surface units are at the

Heating elements should never be irnmersed in

-

wet

sponge is used to wipe spills on a hot cook top, be careful to avoid steam

water.

For Ceramic

o Do not

o Never use the
o Be carefi¡l

o Do not

o Clean cook top with caution
o Do not to leave a hot lid

o Do not cook foods directly
o

Oven:

.

Use care

¡

Do

not

¡

Keep

oven vent ducts rrnobstrr"rctecl.

¡

Placement

is

hot, do

Glass Cook-top models:

cook on broken cook top

broken cook

become

avoid a steam burn. Sorne cleaners can

cook-top and the ceramic

Do

not drop heavy or hard

whcn opening

heat unopened food co¡rtai¡rers

of oven racks

not let

top ancl create a risk of electric shock. Contact a

glass

cook-top

placing

when

hot and could cause burns.

place

or store iterns that can rnelt

oven door - Let hot air or steam escape before removirlg or replacing food.

-

potholdel

spoons or other stirring utensils on

on the cook-top - As the cook-top cools, air can becorne trapped between the lid and the

glass

Always place

contact hot

-

surface

If a wet

-

could break when the lid is rernoved.

the

on

cook-top surface without a

objects on the

Build-up of

-

oven racks in desired location while oven

heating

Ifcook top should break, cleaning solutions and spillovers rnay

as a cntting area.

or catch f,rre on the

sponge ol cloth

produce

element

noxious frunes

glass

cook-top, they rnay cause it to craok.

pressure

in oven.

qualif,red

glass

glass

is

used to wipe spills on a hot cooking area, be careful to

ifapplied to a hot surface.

pan.

may cause container to bulst and result in injuty.

technician irnrnediately.

cook-top surface when it is in use. They may

cook-top, even when it is not being used.

is

cool. If rack must be moved while oven

penetrate

the

COOK-TOP

USE

SETTING

a

Place

push

a

Note:
light

setting
the setting

.

Whe'

The surface

when

a

Plu."

push

a

in

setti.g

settings

the

glowing

the sr.rrface

.

When

The surface

Note:

when

light

continue

to

suffioiently.

m$¡ffñ

burns

and

hot

SURFACE

the

tnrn

and

turn

a,,d

a

as

tnrn

and

turn

and

as a

red surface

heating

cooking

cooking

glow

after

Iìadiant

may

utensil

elernent

cooking

cooking

cooking

"oit".tly

in

CONTROLS

the sr"rrface

on

the sr.rrface

lower

a

to

on

cookware

surface

a lower

heating

area.

on

control

the

surface

the

adjust

indicator

guide and

cotnpletecl,

is

frnished

is

sized

the

to

guicle and

is completed,

elemert

is hnishecl

occru'if

trtln

knob

to

them

the

control

setting

light

easy

is an

the

on

control

to

setting

them

adjust

extending

area

the surface

turn

easy

knob

light

is

rîay

i'dicator

is an

elernents

glass surfaoe

eletnent'

in

finish

needed'

as

sut'face

will

to

way

radiant

in either

knob

finish

needed.

as

will

to

way

turned

appear

is

either

.ooting.

element

glow when

sr'rle

bé

surface

.ooking.

beyoncl

element

glow

bã sure

the

to

to

touchecl

direction

contlol

The

off

one

srtrface

all

element'

direction

The

"Each

surface

bottom

the

off

when

surface

all

position

oFF

cooled

have

before

to

before

or more

to

contlol

before

or rrore

one

has

it

desirecl

the

knobs

removing

elements

desired

the

knobs

element

of

edge

removing

elements

ancl will

they

after

cooled

setting,

not

do

the

elernents

ttrrned

ale

setting'

not

clo

provi<les

cookware

the

the

elements

a'e tnrnecl

glow until

have

sufficiently'

Start

have

pan'

are

hive

a constant

pan'

are

been

be

to

tttrned

off'

Start

to be

inclicates

turned

off.

the

turned

cool,<1ne,o1e1iT::,:::.llTl"i

rnost

set

on' A

most

set

on'

The

heating

off.

exactly

quick

cooking

exaotly

amonnt

the

quick

A

strrfaoe

hot

sttrface

The

patticular setting

a

on

glance

opttut19l:,:.1

particular

a

on

at

heat

of

cookware

glance

indicator

area

glass surface

at

is

at

has

this

each

too

this

cooled

rnay

indicatol

"-,llïl"i

setting'
setting'

srnall

inclicatol

light

will

still

use

use

A

for

be

ù

lulùIrù

lJ

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D

u r\r'

Õ

Usethefollowingchartasaguide'h"n,.ttingffitt,,.gsar.ebasedoncookinginrnedittm-weightrnetalparrswith

pans'

of

types

other

6)
(2

a'd

(7

using

8)

-

4)

-

type

of

utensil

usecl

rnost

Start

Continue
Maintain

foods

Keep

food

Keep

the

ancl

foods,

rapicl

a

slow

a

cooking,

warnr,

arnount

bring

boil,

boil,

melt,

and

water

fry,

cook

Poach,

simmer

type

RECOMMENDED

pan broiling

a boil,

to

fry

fat

deep

thicken

soups,

stew

of food

being

satlces

cooked

USE

gravies, steanr

ancl

infllrence

will

the

vegetables

setting

needed

may

They

(HI

HIGH

MEDIUM

MEDTUM
MEDTUM

(LO

LOW

The

Note:

cooking

vary when

SETTING

9)

-

HIGH

(5

-

LOV/

l)

-

size

results.

for best

COIL

ELEMENTS

.

Surface units should be level for optirnal cooking results. Dlip bowls, when clean, reflect heat back to the cookware.

They also help catch spills.

AND BURNER BOWLS

(Coil

Surface Elements

Cook-top

Models)

.

.

.

CERAMIC

.

¡

.

.

Cookware should have

ruler across the bottorn. There should

Utensil

sizes shor"rld match with surface unit size. Pans should cover the entire elernent to absorb

bottorns that

flat

be no

Avoid using an undersized utensil that would expose

ignition.

Pans shor.rld

trap enough heat to cause discoloring of the burner
enarnel

GLASS

The surface cooking
selected heat level.

Wiping off the cook-top

For rnore information,

Use cookware about the
the area.

Use flat-bottorned cookware for best heat conduction and energy efficiency. Cookware
dented bottoms could cause uneven heating and

not extend more than one inch over the coil element. The

range

surface.

(Ceramic

Glass Cook-top Models)

area will

glow

red when an element is on.

before and after each use will help keep it free frorn stains and

"Care

see

same size as the surface cooking area. Cookware should not extend rnole than one inch outside

and Cleaning" section.

make

gaps

good

contact

between

portion

a

the entile

with

the

and the ruler.

utensil

of the surface unit,

surface

boftorn

unit. Check for flatness by rotating a

resulting in serious burns or clothing

surface of the

bowl, damage to the surface units ancl or crazing of the

It

will cycle on and off, at all settings,

poor

cooking results.

pan

provide

rounded,

with

the maxiurum heat.

in this situation could

porcelain

to

maintain the

most

the

even heating.

warped,

ribbed or

.

Detennine flatness by

cookware.

placing

the straight edge of a Luler, no space ol' Iight

shoulcl

be visible

between

it

and

the

BEFORB

SBTTING

OVEN

CONTROL

OVEN

--l

{

r

T

USE

I

*

Vent

element.

DO NOT

Arranging

.

T.,

.

Racks

will not

o

Do

remove,

To

replace,

To

Broiling

Cookies,

Broiling
Broiling

pies,

F-r"n

Tnrkey,

Oven

"""td

have

rnove

not

putl

fit the

chicken

meats,

pies, biscuits

cakes,

rnedium

fish,

well-done

angel

or ham

toast

venting

This

BLOCK

Racks

l-ssitl"

stop-locks,

tilt.

racks

rack

the

r.ack

foods

food

OVEN

burns,

out

onto

ftsh

or

steaks,

strch

cake,

n.".rtuty

i,

VENT.

place racks

when

that

so

ware

bake

with

stop

the

until

guides

the

Recommended

muff,tns

and

hamburgers

as chicþn

bread,

yeast

foi

praced

on

position,

the

on

FOOD

q{h"p'

:ncllobsler

"utt"@

prop..

the

in

thetn'

oveí

Rack

circulation

air

desile

"orr".ìly

the

raise

walls.

Positions

position

on

front

the

Tilt

for

Whentheovenisol1,warlnairflowsthroughtherightreat.

on'

before

and

resttlts'

slide

co'ring

back

it

RACK

cornpletely

place'

into

POSITION

or'rt'

in

before

s'pports,

the

edge

front

Broili

oven

the

tulning

and slide

the

of

Baki

and

the

they

out'

rack

good baking

oveu

stop

will

trpward

and

I or2

2or3

2

J

4

4

r

ì

I

I

:

and

Circulation

Air

.

.
¡

NUMBER

T"

"ook

best

For.

toucheach

not

hot

The

3

into

food
air

air.rRust

OI-

or'4

Oven

the

evenly,

circulation

other,

circulate

PANS

air

hot

and

oven

the

ar.or.rnd

Centet'

Side

-pposite

must

baking

door,

of

by side

able

be

results

sides

pans

the

rack

slightlY

or

colners

to

allow

or

and

each

on

circulate'

two

ofthe

back

bake

staggered

ru.k,

inches

oven

ware

Mo

of space

cavity.

oven

in the

POSITION

aronncl

even

for

ON

bake

heat

RACK

ware

to

an<l

reach

sul'e

be

arottnd

palls ancl

foocl'

the

bake

ware

clo

HOW

TO

OPERATE

TTIE OVEN

IIfiEfn

is leached,

The oven

during cooking.

The oven inclicator

the

indicator

Bakine

baking,

Before

1. Preheat the oven

results when baking

2. Tuln the oven

in the recipe.

3. Tuln the oven

Broiline

Before

fil$nõÑ

DO

broiling,

To broil, tuln the

recipe. Position food

smoke. Close the

Broil on one

before turning
Turn

Should an oven fite occuL,

put

NOT

water or

light will

indicator

light

lighf glows

positions

position

the oven control knob

racks and bake

before start baking. To preheat,

control clockwise

Cook longer ifnecessary.

control knob

rack

oven control

door to the broil

side until foocl

or rernoving food.

flour

go

will

until

oakes, cookies,

¿rccording

on broiler

on the fire. Floul

glow

when there is electlic power to the bake element.

off. lt

lights up again when

the oven

OFF when cooking is complete.

is browned, turn and cook

OFF when cooking is

reaches

ware according to "Arranging

pastry

to the ternperature setting desired.

"Arlanging

to

clockwise to BROIL. It is not necessary

pan

provided

stop

close the oven door and

may be explosive.

your

selected ternperatuLe, then

set the oven at the

and breads. Pleheat

oven racks" section.

the lange. It is

with

position

to ensure propcr

complete.

powel

the

oven racks and Ail cilculation in the

the oven for l0 rninutes.

on the second side. Always

turn OFF the oven. If the fire continues,

When the oven temperature

cornes back on the bake elernent.

goes

OFF and

correct ternperature. Preheating

Check food

to

designed to drainjuices

for

pleheat

doneness at the rninirnum time

the

ON

oven unless recommended in the

and

broiling ternpelature.

pull

the

rack ou¡t to the stop

with the

help

use a fire extinguisher.

oven elernent(s)

oven" sections.

necessary

is

prevent

spatter and

position

setting

for

shown

good

TO

SET THE

o

Pless

e

Press

¡

Press

TO SET

.

Press

¡

Press

increase

I l:59

¡

Press

NOTES:

oLrt. While

before the

SETTING THE

CLOCK

and

hold the CLOCK

the
the

THE

the TIMER pacl.

the UP

hours.

the

The

the tirner is

set

DOWN

UP or

CLOCK

TIMER

oI DOWN ARROW

or decrease

TIMER

tirner

time has

pad

does not start

pacl

active,
run out,

pad.

ARIìOW

to start.

the tirne in lO-minute

to start.

or stop cooking. It serves as an extla tirner in the

press

pless

pads

to

pacls

to increase ol declease the

holcl

and

the CLOCK

CLOCK AI\D TIMER

select the tirne of day.

time in one-rninute inclernents. Press

increments. The tirner can

the UP or DOWN ARROW

pad.

be set for any amount of tirne from

kitchen that will beep when

pads

to inclease or cleclease the time. To

(Some

Models)

and hold the

00:01 rninutes to

the set time has nrn

cancel the tinrer

pacls

to

GET\ERAL

CARE

AI\D

CLEANING

WARNING:

cleaning

IMPORTANT:

consiclerable

Make

prodr.rcts.

Do

damages.

SURI-ACES

Co¡rtrol

Porcelain
painted

Oven

panel and

enamel

surfaces

cavity

(OJO:ESTE TEXTO

MODELOS

APLICA

PARA

ELECTRICOS)

TEXTO

PAIìA

elements

MODELOS

heating

Oven

(OJO:

ESTE

APLICA

ELECTRICOS

racks

Oven

Broiler

Oven

pan

light

(on

some

l,ift-ofï oven door

you disconneot

sure

not use

Soop,

knobs

surfaces,

SOLO

SOLO

modcls)

any

type of

*uié.

abr.asive

and

HOW

your

stove

sponge

cloih

a soft

TO CLEAN

Before
position.
carefully.
Make
relÌ)ovc

The control

straight
To relocate

control rod

Be sure

.
.

not

Do

any

or

Ifany

towei
cloth

.

Also

a

Fleavy

a

Use

not

Do

any

or

.

To clean

access

than

.

Clean

not.l"un

no

ale heatecl.

f-"uL"

cookins

n"r'rlou.

grease

.

Wash

.

If food

paper.towels

.

Also

¡

Do not

abrasives

Hea

a

B.fr"

a

Replace

.

The oven

befole

for

or sponge

cleaning

Clean

The water

of

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12

READ AND SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS

WARNING:

.

lf the information in this manual is not followed exactly,

.

property

This

damage,

appliance must be

IMPORTANT:

.

Save these instructions for

BEFORE STARTING

INSTALLER:

.

Read all instructions contained in these

¡

Leave installation instructions

.

Proper installation is the responsibility of the installer.

HOMEOWNER:

.

Keep installation instructions for future reference.

personal

injury or death.

pronerlv qrounded.

local electrical

the

homeowner.

with

installation instructions before installing range,

a fire or

inspector's use.

electrical

shock may result causing

PARTS INCLUDED

¡

Anti-Tip bracket

.

Anchor sleeves

.

Bolts

WARNING! For

.

All

clearances

.

Be sure

personal

and spacing dimensions must be met for safe use of

your

appliance is

.

Adjustable wrench or channel lock

.

Phillips screwdriver

Electric or hand drill

'

n

Wood floors:3/16" drill bit

.

Concrete/ceramic floors:

tipped masonry drill bit

o

3/8" nut driver

I MPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCT¡ONS

safety,

Failure to do so could result in serious injury or even death.

remove

properly

installed and

WARNING! To reduce the risk of tipping, the

All ranges can

.

lnjury to

.

lnstall anti-tip device

.

See lnstallation lnstructions.

tip.

persons

could result.

packed

with range.

13/32"

house

ANTI-TIP DEVICE

provided

or open

fuse

grounded

range must be

with the range.

TOOLS YOU WILL NEED

pliers

carbide-

circuit breaker before

by a

secured by

.

.
.
.

.

your

qualified

Tape measure

Safety
Pencil
Level

Hammer

range.

technician.

properly

glasses

(may

be

needed

beginning

installed anti-tip bracket

for anchors)

installation.

you

lf

pushed

is

pull

the

range out and away from the wall for

back aoainst the

wall.

any

reason, make sure

the

Anti-Tip

bracket is

engaged

when the

range

PREPARE

INSTALL

TO

TFIE

RANGE

A. REMOVE

Remove

TNSTALLATTON

b.

provide

stability
Cabinet

Follow all dimension

countertop

.
.

.

SHIPPING MATERIALS

packaging

adequate clearances

floor.

of the

dimension

and cabinet cuts.

The range

sure the cabinets

Make

range.

the

minimum

30"

minimum clearance

24"

millboard

a

a

a

a

minimum clearance

18"

To reduce

should

a range hood that

no deeper

1" minimum

A=2O"
Wall

length

be avoided.

or 30"

receptacle

is

materials.

Failure

REQUIRED

between the

requirements

requirements

may be

covered

the risk

placed

clearance between

with

of burns

lf cabinet

sticks

than 1 3".

to wall

parallel

on either side

(it

depends the

-

8" to 22"

the floor.

to

to remove

CLEARANCES

range and

provided

with 0"

wall covering around

and

when

not less than

upper cabinet

or fire when

out at least

bellow

clearance at

cooking surface

bottom

No. 28 MSG

storage

space is

5" beyond

of range

model)

from either

packaging

adjacent

prevent

to

materials

the back

the range

and

of wood or

metal

sheet steel,

to countertop,

reaching

over hot

to be

the front

36" height.

above

cabinet,

7 Vz"

could

combustible

property

wall and

can

bottom

cabinet is

suface

provided

of the

max. from

in damage

result

sudaces.

damage,

clearance

0.5"

withstand

of unprotected

protected

stainless

0.015"

elements,

cook-top,

the

above

cabinets.

Cabinets

floor.

appliance.

to the

proper

for

Check

potential fire hazard

side walls

at

temperatures

wood

not less

by

steel, 0.024"

cabinet storage

tlre

installed

the electrical

Orient

of cabinet.

(up

or metal

than

aluminum

risk can

above a cook-top

incorrect

flame

or 0.020"

supply

generated

retardant

electrical

and

200"F)

to

cabinet

1/c"

space above

be reduced

receptacle

the

and

by

copper.

cook-top

the

by installing

must be

so the

TYPICAL

CABINET INSTALLATION

nt-l

ELECTRICAL

OUTLET

AREA

€. ANTI-TI P BRACKET ¡NSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

To reduce
screws

on an open door or

the risk of tipping of the range, the range must be secured to the floor by

packed

with the

range. Failure

if

child

a

to

climbs upon

installthe anti-tip bracket will allow

it. Serious injury might result from spilled hot liquids

properly

the range to tip

installed anti-tip bracket and

over if excessive weight is

from the range itself.

or

place

lf

range is ever moved to a different location, the ant¡-tip

lnstructions

screws do not

Anti-tip

bracket installation:

1. The anti-tip

2. lf the range

rear wall and its

3. lf the range is not

against the

4,

To

mount

drill bit to drill the two holes. Use the

5. To

mount

drill with a3/16" drill bit

in anti-t¡p

Use the two screws

6. Move range close to

7. Move range

provided

are

penetrate plumbing.

bracket must

is

rear

for installation in wood or cement fastened to the floor. When fastening to the floor, be sure that

installed to hold the right rear leg of

be

place

into a range opening,

right side against cabinet

place

into a range opening,

wall.

place

adjacent.

anti-tip bracket to wood floor, use the bracket to mark where

two screws

anti-tip bracket to concrete or

to drill the two holes. Tap

bracket with holes in floor.

into

provided

opening. Plug the

position

to fasten

making sure right rear

ceramic floor, use the bracket to mark where to drill mounting holes.

anti-tip bracket to floor.

power

supply cord into

bracket must be

range.

also

moved

and

installed

with

range.

the anti-tip bracket so that the closed edge of the bracket is against the

just

place

the anti-tip bracket so that the closed edge of the bracket is

to drill mounting holes. Use a drill with a 1/8"

provided

plastic

leveling leg slides into

to fasten anti-tip bracket

anchors into

the

mounting holes in floor with hammer. Line up holes

grounded

anti-tip

outlet and

bracket.

to

floor.

gas

Use a

supply line.

Rear leveling
leg

Anti-tip

bracket

Slide Range

back

I

r

r

This range

ANSI/NFÞA

This

frequency

using a

lf

accordance

lf using

must

No. 70

range must

as specified

power

with

a direct

wire connection,

equipment-ground

range.

on the

lead

installing

when

Rear

the

alloy

may

pinched. connect

tonnector

To remove

To replace

or range

the

Remove

1.

Remove

2.

Remove

3.

4. Take

the

the cover

properly

be

-

latest

be connected

supply

local

all

on

cord,

codes

installed

editionl

the

conductor

permanent

Access

only

cable

Rear

the
the screw

the

Cover

instructed

as

strain

wire

main

screws

wiring,

cover

top

A located

offfrom

cover

wire

Rear

ELECTR¡CAL

grounded by a

and

-

Local

and

by means

model/serial

plug

the

and

this

must

tã

relief.

is necessary

from the

B and C

the

proceed

of "permanent

rating

be

must

ordinances.

must

range

run with

be

leave

not

do

be replaced

"permanent wire

under

NOTE:

range

is showed

as

located

range

in

Electrical

p-lugged

USE COPPER

to

on Rear

reverse.

code

plate.

connected

be

the circuit

excess

properly and

follow

on Figure

wire

Make

REQUIREMENTS

qualified technician

requirements.

"Power

wiring"

into

or

appropriate

an

to a

grounded metal,

conductors

wire

in range

could

compartment'

create

connections".

OR ALUMINUM

instructions:

these

1

is showed

as

cover

cover

the

sure

in accordance

supply

outlet

connected

and

potential electrical

a

wh"n

CONDUCTORS

on

fully

is

cord

is

that

permanent

to

Excess

using

Figure

engaged'

the

with

proper electrical

to the

Kit"

properly

installed

wiring

equipment-ground

the

the

wire in

hazard

flexible

2

conduit

National

and

system;

range

wires

if

range

or

Electrical

code

voltage

grounded in

an

or

terminal

compartment

become

use

cable

and

or

flex

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a

;

MODELS

A.

models

Some

appliance

WITH

may

will be

FACTORY

equipped

be

installed

Figure

I

CONNECTED

with a

grounding through

*h"t"

Remove

screw

factory

the

A

POWER

connected

the

SUPPLY

(4)-conductor

four

neutral

CORD

conductor

Figure

power supply

prohibited'

is

2

cord.

lt is

to be

used

when

the

Ì

Copies

of standards

National
BatterYmarch
QuincY,

Fire

Massachusetts,

may be

listed

Protection

Park

obtaìned

Association

02269

from:

b. MoDELS REQUtRING

RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRICAL SHOCK MAY

INSTRUCTIONS ARE NOT FOLLOWED OR STRAIN

This appliance may be connected

amperes and marked for use with ranges shall be used.

POWER

means of

by

SUppLY

OCCUR IF AN

RELIEF

power

a

CORD KtT

INCORRECT SIZE

BRACKET IS

supply cord. Only a

RANGE CORD

DISCARDED.

KIT IS USED, THE INSTALLATION

power

supply cord kit raled 120/240 volts,40

.

Use only a 3-conductor or a 4-conductor UL-listed range

power

directly

properly

supply

installed.

receptacle of NEMA Type 10-50R. Connectors on the appliance end must be

enters the appliance.

cord

to the fused disconnected

provided

range

only:

on

wire and a strain relief device

.

A time-delay fuse or circuit breaker is recommended.

r

Local

codes may

No. 10 copper wires

provided

.

The range can be connected

Allow 2 to 3 feet of slack in the line so that it can be moved if servicing is ever necessary.

at the

permit

the use of a Ul-listed, 250 volt,

and matches a 3-wire

point

the

o An UL-listed conduit connector must be

junction

Wire

o

The wiring diagram

power

For

cord

box)

sizes and connections must conform to the rating of the range

is located on the back of the

¡nstallations

cord. These cords must be

40

in a bag.

amp range

at each end of the

power

(or

circuit breaker box) through flexible armored conduit.

WARN ING: Electrical Shock Hazard

r

Disconnect

.

Use

a new 40Amp

Assemble the strain relief in the hole. lnsert the
attach the cord terminals to the terminal block. lf tabs are

for

better

fit.

power

before

power

servicing.

supply cord.

power

cord through the strain relief and tighten. Allow enough slack to easily

.

|

.

|

present

Plug into a

Failure to

result

at the end of the winged strain relief, they can be removed

grounded

follow

in death, fire or electrical shock.

supply

power

(40

amp)

these

provided

cord

supply cable

outlet.

instructions can

with closed-loop terminals

(pigtail)

This cord contains three

(at

the range and at the

lmportant: Do not

install

the

power

cord without a strain relief.

reinstalling the rear range wiring cover.

3-CONDUCTOR POWER CORD INSTALLATION

Use this method only if local codes

.

Remove the wire cover

then be accessible.

.

Remove the knockout ring

pair

pliers

of

.

Assemble a U.L.-listed strain relief in the

.

'
'

lnsert the
block.

.

Use only ring

.

Use a1/q"

¡

Connect
proper

.

Tighten

.

Re-install the wire cover with

cover

to bend

power

terminals to connect the

nut driver and remove the

the outer wires to the outside terminals and the center wire to the center terminal. Securely tighten nuts for

electrical connection.

the strain relief

and main back.

(on

the knockout

supply

permit

the back

(1

cord

screws.

of

3/8") located on bracket directly below the terminal block. To remove

ring away

through

hex

not

Do

the

remove the

3 screws

The

strain relief bracket should be installed before

connecting cabinet-ground conductor to neutral wire of

range) by removing 3 screws using a Phillips screwdriver. The terminal block will

from the bracket and twist until ring is removed.

opening.

the strain reliel allowing enough slack

power

supply.

washer head

ground

removed

nuts

earlier. Make sure the wires do not become

the terminal block.

from

strap.

easily attach

to

power

supply cord.

knockout, use a

the

the wiring to the terminal

pinched

between the wire

FACTORY

INSTALLED

CONNECTIONS

-CONDUCTOR

this method

Use

.

Remove

then

.

Remove

pair

.

Assemble

.

lnsert
block.

.

Use

.

Remove

range

¡

Connect

be

.

Use

¡

Connect

proper electrical

.

Tighten

.

Re-install

cover

the

accessible.

be

the

pliers to bend

of

the

ring

only

the

that

so

the

attached

a1/q,, nuldriver

the

the strain

and

POWER

new

for

cover

wire

knockout

U.L.-listed

a

power

supply

terminals

ground-link

it does

green

and

flrst

outer

connection.

wire

the

back.

main

back

the

(1

3/8")

relief

through

connect

from

I NSTALLATION

and

in

the

CORD

installations

(on

ring

[.nockout

the

strain

cord

to

screw

not contact

ground wire from

contact

not

must

to the

with

the hex

outside

the

3 screws

and

wires

relief
cover

remove

screws'

whenever

range)

of

away from

opening.

the

the

power

range

the

range.

on

strain

located

ring

the

power supply

other

any

washer

terminals

removed

4-conductor

removing

by

bracket

directly

the

allowing

reliel

supply'

Save

frame.

cord

terminal'

nuts

head

the

and

earlier.

3 screws

bracket

the

to the

from

center

Make

installation

using

the terminal

below

twist

and

enough

ground-link

using

range

terminal

the

to

wire

the

sure

required.

is

a

until

slack

screw'

the

wires

Phillips

block.

ring

to easily

ground-link

the

block.

center

do

screwdriver.

To

removed.

is

attach

the

Bend

terminal.

become

not

The

the

the

wiring

remove

ground link

The

screw'

Securely

pinched

terminal

knockout,

the

to

away

ground

tighten

between

block

use

terminal

from

wire

for

nuts

the

will

a

the

must

wire

CONNECT

HERË

CONNECT NEUTRAL

i.INE

GROUND

1

STIìAP

For eor'¡duit installations

only:

WARNING: Electrical

¡

Disconnect

n

Use 8-gauge copper wire or 6-gauge

aluminum wire.

Purchase a squeeze connector matching

the squeeze connector and tighten. Allow enough slack to easily

power

before servicing.

the diameter of

o

Electrically

I

.

Failure to follow

|

result

I

your

conduit and assemble it in the hole. lnsert the conduit through

attach the wires to the terminal block.

, lmportant: Do not install the conduit without a squeeze connector.

reinstalling

I

l

3-WIRE CONDUIT INSTALLATION

Use this method only if local codes

.

Remove the wire cover

then be accessible.

.

Remove the knockout located

the knockout, use a

.

Assemble a U.L.-listed conduit connector in the opening.

.

Strip the insulation back 1 inch from

.

Use only ring terminals to connect the

.

Allow enough slack

.

Use

.

Connect the line wires

for

.

Tighten the locking ring of the conduit connector.

¡

Re-install the

cover and main back.

the range wiring cover.

permit

(on

the back of range) by removing 3 screws using a Phillips screwdriver. The terminal block will

on bracket directly below the terminal block as needed

pair

pliers

of

in the wire to easily

nu| driver and remove

a1A"

(1

and 2)

proper

electrical connection. Do not remove the

wire cover

with the 3 screws

to bend the knockout ring away

the

the hex
to the

connecting

end of each

power

attach the wiring terminal

washer

outside terminals and

ground

supply.

head

conductor to neutral supply wire.

wire.

nuts

from the terminal block.

ground

removed

earlier.

Make

the

strap.

shock Hazard

grand

range.

these instructions

in

death, fire or electrical shock.

The squeeze connector should be installed before

for conduit connection. To remove

from the

block.

neutral wire to

sure the wires do not become

bracket and twist until ring is removed.

the center terminal. Securely

can

pinched

tighten

between the wire

nuts

4-

WIRE CONDU¡T

Use this

.
¡
.

.
.
.
o

,

o

.

.
¡

u
"

method for new installations and whenever 4-conductor installation is required.

Remove the

then be accessible.

Remove the

the knockout, use a

Assemble a U.L.-listed
Strip the insulation

Use only ring terminals to connect the

Allow enough slack in the wire to easily attach the

Remove

range so that ¡t does not contact
Connect

be attached first and must not contact any other terminal.

Use a1/c" nul driver and remove the hex washer head nuts from the terminal block.

Connect the line wires

for

Tighten the locking

Re-install

coverand

the

the

proper

electrical connection,

the wire cover with the 3 screws

main back.

INSTALLATION

wire cover

knockout located on bracket directly below the

ground-link

green

(on

the back of range) by removing 3 screws using a Phillips screwdriver. The terminal block

pair

pliers

of

conduit connector in the opening.

'l

back

screw from the range frame. Save the

ground

(1

and 2) to the outside terminals and the neutral wire to the center terminal. Securely tighten nuts

ring of the conduit connector.

to bend the knockout ring away from the bracket and twist until ring is removed.

inch from the end of each wire.

power

supply.

wiring

terminal block.

the range.

wire from

power

supply cord to

removed earlier. Make sure the wires do not

terminal block

ground-link

range using the

the

as needed for conduit connection. To

screw. Bend the

ground-link

ground

screw. The

become

link away from the

ground

pinched

between tlre

remove

wire

will

must

wire

Be sure

carefully

power cord

the

provide all adequate

to

into

range

slide

into

folds

final

tt-ì"

clearances

position

åmaining

OPERATING

dimensions

and

while

area

insefting

behind

rear

the

before

leveling

range

POSIT¡ON

leg

range

and

into

drawer.

moving

storage

final

into

engaging

fully

Be sure

location'

check

to

the

the

anti-tip

level

bracket'

the

of

Make

range'

sure

on

Turn

Recheck

range

lf

.

check

Check

"

¡

See

one

the

does

that

that

Use

of the
range

not

the

the

and

Care

surface

wiring

oPerate:

units

connections.

breaker

circuit

power supply

Manual

OPËRATION

observe

to

tripped

not

is

plugged

is

cord

troubleshooting

for

that

the

or

into

list'

element

house

the

outlet'

CHECKLIST

and

fuse

indicator

blown.

light

glow' Turn

the

unit

off

when

glow

detected'

is