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30"

DUAL

FUEL

SLIDE

-IN

RANGE

INSTALLATION

INSTRUCTIONS

(Models

with

an

Electric

Oven

and

a

Gas

Cooktop)

~

INSTALLATION

AND

SERVICE

MUST

BE

PERFORMED

BY

A

QUALIFIED

INSTALLER.

IMPORTANT:

SAVE

FOR

LOCAL

ELECTRICAL

INSPECTOR'S

USE.

READ

AND

SAVE

THESE

INSTRUCTIONS

FOR

FUTURE

REFERENCE.

AWARNING

result

causing

property

damage,

personal

injury

or

death.

If

the

information

in

this

manual

is

not

followed

exactly,

a

fire

or

explosion

may

FOR

YOUR

SAFETY:

—

Do

not

store

or

use

gasoline

or

other

fl

ammable

vapors

and

liquids

in

the

vicinity

of

this

or

any

other

appliance.

—

WHAT

TO

DO

IF

YOU

SMELL

GAS:

•

Do

not

try

to

light

any

appliance.

•

Do

not

touch

any

electrical

switch;

do

not

use

any

phone

in

your

building.

•

Immediately

call

your

gas

supplier

from

a

neighbor's

phone.

Follow

the

gas

supplier's

instructions.

•

If

you

cannot

re

ach

your

gas

supplier,

call

the

fi

re

department.

—

Installation

and

service

must

be

performed

by

a

qualified

installer,

service

agency

or

the

gas

supplier.

Do

not

pinch

the

power

supply

cord

or

the

flexible

gas

conduit

between

the

range

and

the

wall.

Do

not

seal

the

range

to

the

side

cabinets.

**NOTE:

30"

(76.2

cm)

minimum

clearance

between

the

cooktop

and

the

bottom

of

the

cabinet

when

the

bottom

of

wood

or

metal

cabinet

is

protected

by

not

less

than

Y,"

(0.64

cm)

flame

retardant

millboard

covered

with

not

less

than

No.

28

MSG

sheet

metal,

0.015"

(0.4

mm)

stainless

steel,

0.024"

(0.6

mm)

aluminum,

or

0.020"

(0.5

mm)

copper.

36"

(91.4

cm)

minimum

clearance

when

the

cabinet

is

unprotected.

•

NOTE:

Allow

at

least

19

¼"

(48.9

cm)

clearance

for

door

depth

when

it

is

open.

•

Door

Open

(see

note)

59.7

cm)

Regulator

Shave

Raised

Edge

to

Clear

30"

(76.2

cm)

Wide

Cooktop

Rim.

1

Y"

Max.

(3.8

cm

Max.)

Locate

Cabinet

Doors

1"

(2.5

cm)

Min.

from

Cutout

Opening.

*Note:

29"

(73.7

cm)

Wide

Opening

for

Overlapping

Cooktop

and

Built-in

Look.

3"

Min.

(7.6

cm

Min.)

From

Wall

This

Side

Only

If

Installing

Model

With

Optional

Side

Panels,

Cutout

Area

Including

Countertop

Must

Be

At

Least

30"

(76.2

cm)

Wide.

30"

Min.

(76.2

cm

Min.)

30

Min.**

(76.2

cm

Min.**)

30"

(76.2

cm)

Exact

H

18"

Min.

(45.7

cm)

Min.

Grounded

Jonction

Box

or

Wall

Outlet

Should

Be

Located

8"

to

17"

(20.3

cm

to

43.2

cm)

From

Right

Cabinet

and

2'

to

4"

(5.1

cm

to

10.2

cm)

From

Floor.

A.

HEIGHT

B.

W1DHT

i

C

DPTH

TO

FRONT

OF

RANGE

f.

<

hUM

GE1iOIIF

WIDTH

G.

CUTOUT

DEPTH

H:.

HEIGHT

QF..

. .

COUNTERTOP'

. .

35

3/8"

(90

cm)

-

36

3/8"

(92

cm)

30"

(76.2

cm)

26

1/4"

(66.7

cm)

29"

(73.7

cm)

21

3/4"

(55.2

cm)

36

(91.4

cm)

standard

35

3/8"

(90

cm)

min.

G.

Minimum

Cutout

Depth

is

increased

to

24"

(61

cm)

with

backgua

d.

FRONT

OF

CABINET

13"

(33

cm)

24"

Min.

(61

cm

Min.)

22

7/8"

(58.1

cm)

l

f

1

1/8"

(45.7

cm)

.---

G

Ref

NOTE:

Wiring

diagram

for

these

appliances

are

enclosed

in

this

booklet.

fi

r

Recycled

paper

P/N

318201652

(0104)

Rev.

A

English

—

pages

1-12

Espanol

—

paginas

13-24

Francais

—

pages

25-36

Notes

-

pages

37-38

Wiring

Diagrams

-

pages

39-40

30"

DUAL

FUEL

SLIDE

-IN

RANGE

INSTALLATION

INSTRUCTIONS

(Models

with

an

Electric

Oven

and

a

Gas

Cooktop)

Important

Notes

to

the

Installer

1.

Read

all

instructions

contained

in

these

installation

instructions

before

installing

range.

2.

Remove

all

packing

material

from

the

oven

compartments

before

connecting

the

gas

and

electrical

supply

to

the

range.

3.

Observe

all

governing

codes

and

ordinances.

4.

Be

sure

to

leave

these

instructions

with

the

consumer.

Important

Note

to

the

Consumer

Keep

these

instructions

with

your

owner's

guide

for

future

reference.

IMPORTANT

SAFETY

INSTRUCTIONS

Installation

of

this

range

must

conform

with

local

codes

or,

in

the

absence

of

local

codes,

with

the

National

Fuel

Gas

Code

ANSI

2223.1

—latest

edition,

in

United

States

or

with

CAN/CGA-B149.1

and

CAN/CGA-B149.2

standards

in

Canada.

This

range

has

been

design

certified

by

the

American

Gas

Association.

As

with

any

appliance

using

gas

and

generating

heat,

there

are

certain

safety

precautions

you

should

follow.

You

will

find

them

in

the

Use

and

Care

Guide,

read

it

carefully.

•

Be

sure

your

range

is

installed

and

grounded

properly

by

a

qualified

installer

or

service

technician.

•

This

range

must

be

electrically

grounded

in

accordance

with

local

codes

or,

in

their

absence,

with

the

National

Electrical

Code

ANSI/NFPA

No.

70

—latest

edition

in

United

States

(see

Grounding

Instructions)

or

with

CSA

standard

C22.1,

Canadian

Electrical

Code,

Part

1

in

Canada.

•

The

installation

of

appliances

designed

for

manufactured

(mobile)

home

installation

must

conform

with

Manufactured

Home

Construction

and

Safety

Standard,

title

24CFR,

part

3280

[Formerly

the

Federal

£WARNING

aWARNING

Toreduce

the

risk

of

tipping

of

the

•

All

ranges

•

~

•

~!

can

tip.

•

Injury

to

range,

the

range

must

be

secured

by

properly

persons

could

installed

anti

-tip

bracket

result.

provided

with

the

range.

•

Install

anti

-tip

To

check

if

the

bracket

is

device

installed

properly,

grasp

packed

with

the

top

rear

edgge

of

the

range.

range

and

carefully

tilt

it

forward

to

make

sure

the

range

is

anchored.

Standard

for

Mobile

Home

Construction

and

Safety,

title

24,

HUD

(part

280)1

or

when

such

standard

is

not

applicable,

the

Standard

for

Manufactured

Home

Installation

1982

(Manufactured

Home

Sites,

Communities

and

Setups),

ANSI

Z225.1/NFPA

501A

-

latest

edition,

or

with

local

codes

in

United

States

or

with

CAN/CSA-Z240

MH,

in

Canada.

•

Make

sure

the

wall

coverings

around

the

range

can

withstand

the

heat

generated

by

the

range.

•

Before

installing

the

range

in

an

area

covered

with

linoleum

or

any

other

synthetic

floor

covering,

make

sure

the

floor

covering

can

withstand

heat

at

least

90°F

(32.2°C)

above

room

temperature

without

shrinking,

warping

or

discoloring.

Do

not

install

the

range

over

carpeting

unless

you

place

an

insulating

pad

or

sheet

of

Y4"

(0.6

cm)

thick

plywood

between

the

range

and

carpeting.

•

Do

not

obstruct

the

flow

of

combustion

air

at

the

oven

vent

nor

around

the

base

or

beneath

the

lower

front

panel

of

the

range.

Avoid

touching

the

vent

openings

or

nearby

surfaces

as

they

may

become

hot

while

the

oven

is

in

operation.

This

range

requires

fresh

air

for

proper burner

combustion.

£WARNING

Never

leave

children

alone

or

unattended

in

the

area

where

an

appliance

is

in

use.

As

children

grow,

teach

them

the

proper,

safe

use

of

all

appliances.

Never

leave

the

oven

door

open

when

the

range

is

unattended.

£WARNING

Stepping,

leaning

or

sitting

on

the

doors

or

drawers

of

this

range

can

result

in

serious

injuries

and

can

also

cause

damage

to

the

range.

•

Do

not

store items

of

interest

to

children

in

the

cabinets

above

the

range.

Children

could

be

seriously

burned

climbing

on

the

range

to

reach

items.

•

To

eliminate

the

need

to

reach

over

the

surface

burners,

cabinet

storage

space

above

the

burners

should

be

avoided.

•

Adjust

surface

burner

flame

size

so

it

does

not

extend

beyond

the

edge

of

the

cooking

utensil.

Excessive

flame

is

hazardous.

•

Do

not

use

the

oven

as

a

storage

space.

This

creates

a

potentially

hazardous

situation.

•

Never

use

your

range

for

warming

or

heating

the

room.

Prolonged

use

of

the

range

without

adequate

ventilation

can

be

dangerous.

•

Do

not

store

or

use

gasoline

or

other

flammable

vapors

and

liquids

near

this

or

any

other

appliance.

Explosions

or

fires

could

result.

•

In

the

event

of

an

electrical

power

outage,

the

surface

burners

can

be

lit

manually.

To

light

a

surface

burner,

hold

a

lit

match

to

the

burner

head

and

slowly

turn

the

Surface

Control

Knob

to

LITE.

Use

caution

when

lighting

surface

burners

manually.

•

Reset

all

controls

to

the

"off"

position

after

using

2

a

programmable

timing

operation.

30"

DUAL

FUEL

SLIDE

-IN

RANGE

(Models

with

an

Electric

O

INSTALLATION

INSTRUCTIONS

yen

and

a

Gas

Cooktop)

I

WARNING

CANADA

ONLY

:

This

appliance

is

equipped

with

a

4

-prong

grounding

plug

for

your

protection

against

shock

hazard,

and

should

be

plugged

directly

into

a

properly

grounded

receptacle.

Do

not

cut

or

remove

the

ground

prong

from

this

plug.

FOR

MODELS

WITH

SELF

-CLEAN

FEATURE:

•

Remove

broiler

pan,

food

and

other

utensils

before

self-cleaning

the

oven.

Wipe

up

excess

spillage.

Follow

the

precleaning

instructions

in

the

Use

and

Care

Guide.

1.

Power

Supply

Cord

Kit

(U.S.A.)

The

user

is

responsible

for

connecting

the

power

supply

cord

to

the

connection

block

located

behind

the

back

panel

access

cover.

This

appliance

may

be

connected

by

means

of

permanent

"hard

wiring"

(flexible

armored

or

nonmetallic

shielded

copper

cable),

or

by

means

of

a

power

supply

cord

kit.

Only

a

power

supply

cord

kit

rated

at

125/250

volts

minimum,

40

amperes

and

marked

for

use

with

ranges

shall

be

used.

See

chart

(below)

for

cord

kit

connection

opening

size

rating

information.

Cord

must

have

either

3

or

4

conductors.

For

mobile

home

installation,

or

areas

where

local

codes

do

not

permit

grounding

through

neutral,

a

4

conductor

power

supply

cord

kit

rated

at

125/250

volts

minimum,

40

amperes

and

marked

for

use

with

ranges

should

be

used

(see

Figure

5).

Terminals

on

end

of

wires

must

be

either

closed

loop

or

open-end

spade

lugs

with

upturned

ends.

Cord

must

have

strain

-relief

clamp.

See

below

for

3

or

4

conductor

wire

connection.

Range

Connection

Opening

Size

Chart

Refer

to

chart

below

for

range

connection

opening

size

and

power

supply

cord

kit

ampere

rating

information.

See

serial

plate

on

range

for

kilowatt

rating

data.

See

Serial

Plate

on

Range

for

Se

S

Rating

Kw

Cord

Kit

Ampere

Rating

Diameter

(inches

(cm))

of

Range

Connection

Opening

120/240

Volts

120/208

Volts

Cord

Kit

Direct

Connection

0-16.5

Kw

16.6-22.5

Kw

0-12.5

Kw

12.6-18.5

Kw

40

Amp.

50

Amp.

13/8(3.5)

1

3/8(3.5)

1

1/8

(2.9)

1

3/8(3.5)

NOTE:

Dual

fuel

Slide

-in

Range

is

shipped

from

factory

with

1

1/8"

(2.9

cm)

dia.

hole

as

shown

on

figure

4.

If

a

larger

hole

is

required,

punch

out

the

knockout.

j

WARNING

Risk

of

fire

or

electrical

shock

exists

if

an

incorrect

size

range

cord

kit

is

used,

the

Installation

Instructions

are

not

followed,

or

the

strain

relief

bracket

is

discarded.

QCAUTION

U.S.A.

Figure

1

Do

not

loosen

the

nuts

which

secure

the

factory

-installed

range

wiring

to

terminal

block

while

connecting

range.

Electrical

failure

or

loss

of

electrical

connection

may

occur.

2.

Factory

Connected

Power

Supply

Cord

(Canada

only)

This

range

is

equipped

with

a

factory

-connected

power

cord

(see

Figure

2).

Cord

must

be

connected

to

a

grounded

120/240

volt

or

120/208

volt

range

outlet.

If

not

outlet

is

available,

have

one

installed

by

a

qualified

electrician.

Canada

Style

Figure

2

àWARNING

Electrical

Shock

Hazard

•

Electrical

ground

is

required

on

this

appliance.

•

Do

not

connect

to

the

electrical

supply

until

appliance

is

permanently

grounded.

•

Disconnect

power

to

the

circuit

breaker

or

fuse

box

before

making

the

electrical

connection.

•

This

appliance

must

be

connected

to

a

grounded,

metallic,

permanent

wiring

system,

or

a

grounding

connector

should

be

connected

to

the

grounding

terminal

or

wire

lead

on

the

appliance.

•

Do

not

use

the

gas

supply

line

for

grounding

the

appliance.

Failure

to

do

any

of

the

above

could

result

in

a

fire,

personal

injury

or

electrical

shock.

3

30"

DUAL

FUEL

SLIDE

-IN

RANGE

INSTALLATION

INSTRUCTIONS

(Models

with

an

Electric

Oven

and

a

Gas

Cooktop)

3.

Electrical

Connection

to

the

Range

(U.S.A.)

This

appliance

is

manufactured

with

the

neutral

terminal

connected

to

the

frame.

Three

Conductor

Wire

Connection

to

Range

If

local

codes

permit

connection

of

the

frame

grounding

conductor

to

the

neutral

wire

of

the

copper

power

supply

cord

(see

Figure

4).

1.

Remove

the

3

screws

at

the

lower

end

of

the

rear

wire

cover,

then

bend

the

lower

end

of

the

rear

wire

cover

(access

cover)

upward

to

expose

range

terminal

connection

block

(see

Figure

3).

BEND

REAR

WIRE

COVER

HERE

FOR

ACCESS

TO

ELECTRIC

HOOK-UP

Figure

3

2.

Remove

the

3

loose

nuts

(after

you

removed

the

rubber

band)

on

the

terminal

block

using

a

3/8"

nut

driver

or

socket.

3.

Connect

the

neutral

white

wire

of

the

copper

power

supply

cord

to

the

center

silver

-colored

terminal

of

the

terminal

block,

and

connect

the

other

wires

to

the

outer

terminals.

Match

wires

and

terminals

by

color

(red

wires

connected

to

the

right

terminal,

black

wires

connected

to

the

left

terminal).

4.

Replace

the

3

nuts

on

the

terminal

block

(see

Figure

4).

5.

Lower

the

terminal

cover

and

replace

the

3

screws.

Terminal

Block

Black

Wire

A

User

Supplied

Strain

-

relief

Must

Be

Installed

at

This

Location.

Silver

Colored

Terminal

To

240

V

Receptacle

Figure

4

Red

Wire

Neutral

(White

Wire)

Grounding

Strap

1

1/8"

(2.9

cm)

Dia.

Direct

Connection

Hole.

Punch

Out

Knockout

for

1

3/8"

(3.5

cm)

Dia.

Cord

Kit

Hole.

4

30"

DUAL

FUEL

SLIDE

-IN

RANGE

INSTALLATION

INSTRUCTIONS

(Models

with

an

Electric

Oven

and

a

Gas

Cooktop)

Four

Conductor

Wire

Connection

to

Range

(mobile

homes)

1

Remove

the

3

screws

at

the

lower

end

of

the

rear

wire

cover,

then

raise

the

lower

end

of

the

rear

wire

cover

(access

cover)

upward

to

expose

range

terminal

connection

block

(see

Figure

3).

2.

Remove

the

3

loose

nuts

(after

you

remove

the

rubber

band)

on

the

terminal

block

using

a

3/8"

nut

driver

or

socket.

3.

Remove

the

grounding

strap

from

the

terminal

block

and

from

the

appliance

frame.

4.

Connect

the

ground

wire

(green)

of

the

copper

power

supply

cord

to

the

frame

of

the

appliance

with

the

ground

screw,

using

the

hole

in

the

frame

where

the

ground

strap

was

removed

(see

Figure

5).

5.

Connect

the

neutral

of

the

copper

power

supply

cord

to

the

center

silver

-colored

terminal

of

the

terminal

block,

and

connect

the

other

wires

to

the

outer

terminals.

Match

wires

and

terminals

by

color

(red

wires

connected

to

the

right

terminal,

black

wires

connected

to

the

left

terminal).

6.

Replace

the

3

nuts

on

the

terminal

block

(see

Figure

5).

7.

Lower

the

terminal

cover

and

replace

the

3

screws.

Terminal

Block

Black

Wire

1

1/8"

(2.9

cm)

Dia.

Direct

Connection

Hole.

Punch

Out

Knockout

for

1

3/8(3.5

cm)

Dia.

Cord

Kit

Hole.

A

User

Supplied

Strain

-relief

Must

Be

Installed

at

This

Location

Silver

Colored

Terminal

Red

Wire

Neutral

(White

Wire)

Ground

(Bare

Copper

Wire)

To

240

V

Receptacle

NOTE:

Be

sure

to

remove

the

supplied

grounding

strap.

Figure

5

Direct

Electrical

Connection

to

the

Circuit

Breaker,

Fuse

Box

or

Junction

Box

If

the

appliance

is

connected

directly

to

the

circuit

breaker,

fuse

box

or

junction

box,

use

flexible,

armored

or

nonmetallic

sheathed

copper

cable

(with

grounding

wire).

Supply

a

U.L.

listed

strain

-relief

at

each

end

of

the

cable.

At

the

appliance

end,

the

cable

goes

through

the

Direct

Connection

Hole

(see

Figure

5)

on

the

Cord

Mounting

Plate.

Wire

sizes

(copper

wire

only)

and

connections

must

conform

to

the

rating

of

the

appliance.

Where

local

codes

permit

connecting

the

appliance

-

grounding

conductor

to

the

neutral

(white)

wire

(see

Figure

6):

1.

Disconnect

the

power

supply.

2.

In

the

circuit

breaker,

fuse

box

or

junction

box:

a)

Connect

the

green

(or

bare

copper)

wire,

the

white

appliance

cable

wire,

and

the

neutral

(white)

wire

together.

b)

Connect

the

2

black

wires

together.

c)

Connect

the

2

red

wires

together.

Cable

from

Residence

Neutral

(white)

Wire

Red

Wires

Green

(or

Bare

Copper)

Wire

Cable

from

Appliance

Black

Wires

Junction

Box

White

Wire

U.L.-listed

Conduit

Connector

(or

CSA

listed)

Figure

6

3

-Wire

(Grounded

Neutral)

Electrical

System

(Example:

Junction

Box)

5

30"

DUAL

FUEL

SLIDE

-IN

RANGE

INSTALLATION

INSTRUCTIONS

(Models

with

an

Electric

Oven

and

a

Gas

Cooktop)

Where

local

codes

DO

NOT

permit

connecting

the

appliance

-grounding

conductor

to

the

neutral

(white)

wire,

or

if

connecting

to

4

-wire

electrical

system

(see

Figure

7):

1.

Disconnect

the

power

supply.

2.

Separate

the

green

(or

bare

copper)

and

white

appliance

cable

wires.

3.

In

the

circuit

breaker,

fuse

box

or

junction

box:

a)

Connect

the

white

appliance

cable

wire

to

the

neutral

(white)

wire.

b)

Connect

the

2

black

wires

together.

c)

Connect

the

2

red

wires

together.

d)

Connect

the

green

(or

bare

copper)

grounding

wire

to

the

grounding

wire

of

the

circuit

breaker,

fuse

box

or

junction

box.

Green

(or

Bare

Copper)

Wire

Red

Wires

Green

(or

Bare

Copper)

Wire

Junction

Box

Cable

from

Residence

Cable

from

Appliance

White

Wire

Black

Wires

White

Wire

U.L.-listed

Conduit

Connector

(or

CSA

listed)

Figure

7

—

4

-Wire

Electrical

System

(Example:

Junction

Box)

4.

Cabinet

Construction

QCAUTION

To

eliminate

the

risk

of

burns

or

fire

by

reaching

over

heated

surface

units,

do

not

have

cabinet

storage

space

above

the

range.

If

there

is

cabinet

storage

space

above

range,

reduce

the

risk

by

installing

a

range

hood

that

projects

horizontally

a

minimum

of

5"

(12.7

cm)

beyond

the

bottom

of

the

cabinet.

Countertop

Preparation

The

cooktop

sides

of

the

range

fit

over

the

cutout

edge

of

your

countertop.

If

you

have

a

square

finish

(flat)

countertop,

no

countertop

preparation

is

required.

Formed

front

-edged

countertops

must

have

molded

edge

shaved

flat

1/4"

(0.64

cm)

from

each

front

corner

of

opening.

Tile

countertops

may

need

trim

cut

back

1/4"

(0.64

cm)

from

each

front

corner

and/or

rounded

edge

flattened.

Min.

Cutout

/

Width

(0.64

cm)

30"

(76.2

cm)

Formed

or

tiled

countertop

trimmed

Y4"

(0.64

cm)

back

at

front

corners

of

countertop

opening.

Figure

8

If

the

countertop

opening

width

is

greater

than

the

minimum

cutout

width,

adjust

the

1/4"

(0.64

cm)

dimension.

Countertop

must

be

level.

Place

a

level

on

the

countertop,

first

side

to

side,

then

front

to

back.

If

the

countertop

is

not

level,

the

range

will

not

be

level

.

The

oven

must

be

level

for

satisfactory

baking

results.

Cooktop

sides

of

range

fit

over

edges

of

countertop

opening.

6

30"

DUAL

FUEL

SLIDE

-IN

RANGE

INSTALLATION

INSTRUCTIONS

(Models

with

an

Electric

Oven

and

a

Gas

Cooktop)

5.

Gas

Supply

-

Installation

When

shipped

from

the

factory,

this

unit

is

designed

to

operate

on

4"

water

column

(1.0

kPa)

Natural

gas

manifold

pressure.

A

convertible

pressure

regulator

is

connected

to

the

range

manifold

and

MUST

be

connected

in

series

with

the

gas

supply

line.

To

access

the

regulator,

remove

the

drawer.

For

proper

operation,

the

maximum

inlet

pressure

to

the

regulator

should

be

no

more

than

14"

of

water

column

pressure

(3.5

kPa).

The

inlet

pressure

to

the

regulator

must

be

at

least

1"

(.25

kPa)

greater

than

the

regulator

manifold

pressure

setting.

The

regulator

is

set

for

4"

water

column

(1.0

kPa)

Natural

gas

manifold

pressure,

the

inlet

pressure

must

be

at

least

5"

water

column

(1.25

kPa)

Natural

gas.

For

LP/Propane

gas,

the

regulator

must

be

set

for

10"

water

column

(2.5

kPa)

manifold

pressure,

the

inlet

pressure

must

be

at

least

1

1

"

water

column

(2.75

kPa).

The

supply

line

should

be

equipped

with

an

approved

shutoff

valve

(see

Figure

9).

This

valve

should

be

located

in

the

same

room

as

the

range

and

should

be

in

a

location

that

allows

ease

of

opening

and

closing.

Do

not

block

access

to

the

shutoff

valve.

The

valve

is

for

turning

on

or

shutting

off

gas

to

the

appliance.

Open

the

shutoff

valve

in

the

gas

supply

line.

Wait

a

few

minutes

for

gas

to

move

through

the

gas

line.

The

gas

supply

between

the

shutoff

valve

and

the

regulator

may

be

connected

by

rigid

piping

or

by

A.G.A./

C.G.A.-approved

flexible

metallic

union

-connected

piping

where

local

codes

permit

use.

The

gas

supply

piping

can

be

through

the

side

wall

of

the

right

cabinet.

The

right

side

cabinet

is

an

ideal

location

for

the

main

shutoff

valve.

QCAUTION

Do

not

make

the

connection

too

tight.

The

regulator

is

die

cast.

Overtightening

may

crack

the

regulator

resulting

in

a

gas

leak

and

possible

fire

or

explosion.

Assemble

the

flexible

connector

from

the

gas

supply

pipe

to

the

pressure

regulator

in

order:

1-

manual

shutoff

valve,

2-

flare

union

adapter,

3-

flexible

connector,

4

-

flare

union

adapter,

5-

pressure

regulator.

The

gas

supply

line

to

the

shutoff

valve

should

be

1/2"

or

3/4"

solid

pipe.

The

user

must

know

the

location

of

the

main

shutoff

valve

and

have

easy

access

to

it.

When

using

flexible

gas

conduit

on

the

range,

allow

sufficient

slack

to

pull

the

range

outside

the

cutout

for

cleaning

or

servicing.

NOTE:

Do

not

allow

the

flexible

conduit

to

get

pinched

between

the

wall

and

the

range.

To

visually

check,

remove

the

drawer.

Use

pipe

-joint

compound

made

for

use

with

Natural

and

LP/Propane

gas

to

seal

all

gas

connections.

If

flexible

connectors

are

used,

be

certain

connectors

are

not

kinked.

Leak

testing

of

the

appliance

shall

be

conducted

according

to

the

manufacturer's

instructions.

Check

for

leaks.

After

connecting

the

range

to

the

gas

supply,

check

the

system

for

leaks

with

a

manometer.

If

a

manometer

is

not

available,

turn

on

the

gas

supply

and

use

a

liquid

leak

detector

at

all

joints

and

connections

to

check

for

leaks.

QWARNING

Do

not

use

a

flame

to

check

for

leaks

from

gas

connections.

Checking

for

leaks

with

a

flame

may

result

in

a

fire

or

explosion.

All

openings

in

the

wall

or

floor

where

the

range

is

to

be

installed

must

be

sealed.

Tighten

all

connections

if

necessary

to

prevent

gas

leakage

in

the

cooktop

or

supply

line.

Check

alignment

of

valves

after

connecting

the

cooktop

to

the

gas

supply

to

be

sure

the

manifold

pipe

has

not

been

moved.

Disconnect

this

range

and

its

individual

shutoff

valve

from

the

gas

supply

piping

system

during

any

pressure

testing

of

that

system

at

test

pressures

greater

than

1/2

psig

(3.5

kPa

or

14"

water

column).

Isolate

the

range

from

the

gas

supply

piping

system

by

closing

its

individual

manual

shutoff

valve

during

any

pressure

testing

of

the

gas

supply

piping

system

at

test

pressures

equal

to

or

less

than

1/2

psig

(3.5

kPa

or

14"

water

column).

6.

LP/Propane

Gas

Conversion

This

appliance

can

be

used

with

Natural

gas

or

LP/

Propane

gas.

It

is

shipped

from

the

factory

for

use

with

natural

gas.

If

you

wish

to

convert

your

range

for

use

with

LP/Propane

gas,

use

the

supplied

fixed

orifices

located

in

a

bag

containing

the

literature

marked

"FOR

LP/PROPANE

GAS

CONVERSION".

Follow

the

instructions

packaged

with

the

orifices.

7

30"

DUAL

FUEL

SLIDE

-IN

RANGE

INSTALLATION

INSTRUCTIONS

(Models

with

an

Electric

Oven

and

a

Gas

Cooktop)

PRESSURE

REGULATOR

LOCATION

TO

APPLIANCE

REAR

WIRE

ACCESS

COVER

Solid

Piping

Gas

Supply

TO

GAS

SUPPLY

Sutoff

LINE

Valve

Flexible

Appliance

Conduit

Install

sufficient

length

of

flexible

conduit

to

allow

the

range

to

be

pulled

completely

out

of

the

cut-out

area

for

proper

servicing

(supplied

by

user).

Flare

RANGE

DOOR

DRAWER

LP/Propane

Gas

Conversion

(continued)

The

conversion

must

be

performed

by

a

qualified

service

technician

in

accordance

with

the

manufacturer's

instructions

and

all

local

codes

and

requirements.

Failure

to

follow

these

instructions

could

result

in

serious

injury

or

property

damage.

The

qualified

agency

performing

this

work

assumes

responsibility

for

the

conversion.

QWARNING

Failure

to

make

the

appropriate

conversion

can

result

in

personal

injury

and

property

damage.

7.

Moving

the

Appliance

for

Servicing

and

Cleaning

Turn

off

the

range

line

fuse

or

circuit

breakers

at

the

main

power

source,

and

turn

off

the

manual

gas

shut-off

valve.

Make

sure

the

range

is

cold.

Remove

the

service

drawer

(warmer

drawer

on

some

models)

and

open

the

oven

door.

Lift

the

range

at

the

front

and

slide

it

out

of

the

cut-out

opening

without

creating

undue

strain

on

the

flexible

gas

conduit.

Make

sure

not

to

pinch

the

flexible

gas

conduit

at

the

back

of

the

range

when

replacing

the

unit

into

the

cut-out

opening.

Replace

the

drawer,

close

the

door

and

switch

on

the

electrical

power

and

gas

to

the

range.

Place

flexible

conduit

through

hole

provided—..

above

right

rear

leveling

leg.

Flare

Union

:.;

Adaptor

Pressure

Regulator

Figure

9

Union

Adaptor

w~frr

SIDE

OF

MN

Manual

Sutoff

Valve

(supplied

by

user)

Connect

to

Yf

0r

3

/

4

"

solid

gas

supply

pipe

from

the

wall

or

floor.

GAS

SUPPLY

The

regulator

must

be

disconnected

before

moving

the

appliance,

if

the

range

regulator

is

connected

to

rigid

piping.

If

the

range

is

equipped

with

a

warmer

drawer,

the

regulator

can

be

accessed

through

a

lateral

side

panel.

Remove

the

2

screws

securing

the

panel,

then

remove

the

panel.

Disconnect

the

regulator

from

the

piping.

Reassemble

in

reverse

order

(see

Figure

10).

r

Figure

10

Lateral

side

panel

warmer

(RH

SIDE)

Screw

Drawer

glide

(do

not

remove)

8

30"

DUAL

FUEL

SLIDE

-IN

RANGE

INSTALLATION

INSTRUCTIONS

(Models

with

an

Electric

Oven

and

a

Gas

Cooktop)

8.

Range

Installation

ACAUTION

When

unpacking

the

range,

do

not

discard

the

4

shipping

bolts.

These

are

to

be

replaced

on

the

unit

for

use

as

leveling

legs

and

height

adjustments.

1.

Installation

Without

Side

Panel(s)

A.

The

range

cooktop

overlaps

the

countertop

at

the

sides

and

the

range

rests

on

the

floor.

The

cooktop

is

30"

(76.2

cm)

wide.

B.

Install

base

cabinets

29"

(73.7

cm)

apart.

Make

sure

they

are

plumb

and

level

before

attaching

cooktop.

Shave

raised

countertop

edge

to

clear

30"

(76.2

cm)

wide

range

top

rim.

C.

Install

cabinet

doors

31"

(78.7

cm)

min.

apart

so

as

not

to

interfere

with

range

door

opening.

D.

Cutout

countertop

exactly

as

shown

on

page

1.

E.

A

backguard

kit

can

be

ordered

through

your

dealer.

F.

Adjust

leveling

legs

so

that

the

underside

of

the

cooktop

is

sitting

on

the

countertop.

G.

Level

the

range.

The

floor

where

the

range

is

to

be

installed

must

be

level

(see

Figure

11).

2.

Installation

With

Side

Panel(s)

A.

Install

base

cabinets

30'/s"

(76.5

cm)

min.

apart.

Make

sure

they

are

plumb

and

level.

B.

Install

cabinet

doors

31"

(78.7

cm)

min.

apart

so

as

not

to

interfere

with

range

door

opening.

c.

A

backguard

kit

can

be

ordered

through

your

dealer.

D

An

end

panel

kit

can

be

ordered

through

your

dealer.

E.

Level

the

range

and

adjust

cooktop

height.

3.

Installation

With

Backguard

The

cutout

depth

of

21

s/8"

(55

cm)

needs

to

be

increased

to

24"

(61

cm)

when

installing

a

backguard.

9.

Leveling

the

Range

Level

the

range

and

set

cooktop

height

before

installation

in

the

cut-out

opening.

1.

Install

an

oven

rack

in

the

center

of

the

oven.

2.

Place

a

level

on

the

rack.

Take

2

readings

with

the

level

placed

diagonally

in

one

direction

and

then

the

other.

Level

the

range,

if

necessary,

by

adjusting

the

4

leg

levelers

with

a

wrench

(see

Figure

15).

3.

Taking

care

to

not

damage

the

countertop,

slide

range

into

cut-out

opening

and

double

check

for

levelness.

If

the

range

is

not

level,

pull

unit

out

and

readjust

leveling

legs,

or

make

sure

floor

is

level.

Figure

9

9

30"

DUAL

FUEL

SLIDE

-IN

RANGE

INSTALLATION

INSTRUCTIONS

(Models

with

an

Electric

Oven

and

a

Gas

Cooktop)

10.

Check

Operation

Refer

to

the

Owner's

Guide

packaged

with

the

range

for

operating

instructions

and

for

care

and

cleaning

of

your

range.

©CAUTION

Do

not

touch

the

elements

or

burners.

They

may

be

hot

enough

to

cause

burns.

Remove

all

packaging

from

the

oven

before

testing.

1.

Install

Burner

Bases

and

Burner

Caps

This

range

is

equipped

with

sealed

burners

as

shown

(see

Figure

12).

Burner

Cap

Burner

Base

Burner

Pan

Electrode

Figure

12

Gas

Opening

A.

Unpack

burner

bases

and

burner

caps.

B.

Place

burner

bases

over

each

gas

opening.

C.

Make

sure

the

burner

is

properly

aligned

and

leveled.

Place

burner

caps

over

appropriate

burner

bases.

NOTE:

There

are

no

burner

adjustments

necessary

on

this

range.

2.

Turn

on

Electrical

Power

and

Open

Main

Shutoff

Gas

Valve

3.

Check

the

Igniters

Operation

of

electric

igniters

should

be

checked

after

range

and

supply

line

connectors

have

been

carefully

checked

for

leaks

and

range

has

been

connected

to

electric

power.

To

check

for

proper

lighting:

A.

Push

in

and

turn

a

surface

burner

knob

to

the

LITE

position.

You

will

hear

the

igniter

sparking.

B.

The

surface

burner

should

light

when

gas

is

available

to

the

top

burner.

Each

burner

should

light

within

four

(4)

seconds

in

normal

operation

after

air

has

been

purged

from

supply

lines.

Visually

check

that

burner

has

lit.

C.

Once

the

burner

lights,

the

control

knob

should

be

rotated

out

of

the

LITE

position.

There

are

separate

ignition

devices

for

each

burner.

Try

each

knob

separately

until

all

burner

valves

have

been

checked.

4.

Adjust

the

"LOW"

Setting

of

Surface

Burner

Valves

(see

Figure

13)

A.

Push

in

and

turn

each

control

to

LITE

until

burner

ignites.

B.

Ouickly

turn

knob

to

LOWEST

POSITION.

C.

If

burner

goes

out,

readjust

valve

as

follows:

Reset

control

to

OFF.

Remove

the

surface

burner

control

knob,

insert

a

thin

-bladed

screw

driver

into

the

hollow

valve

stem

and

engage

the

slotted

screw

inside.

Flame

size

can

be

increased

or

decreased

with

the

turn

of

the

screw.

Adjust

flame

until

you

can

quickly

turn

knob

from

LITE

to

LOWEST

POSITION

without

extinguishing

the

flame.

Flame

should

be

as

small

as

possible

without

going

out.

Figure

13

10