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Installation

Instructions

Self-Cleaning

Dual

Fuel

Slide-In

Range

_p2s975

Questions?

Call

800.GE.CARES

(800.432.2737)

or

Visit

our

Website

at:

GEAppliances.com

In

Canada,

call

1.800.561.3344

or

Visit

our

Website

at:

www.GEAppliances.ca

IN

THE

COMMONWEALTH

OF

MASSACHUSETTS:

®

This

product

must

be

installed

by

a

licensed

plumber

or

gas

fitter.

¢

When

using

ball-type

gas

shut-off

valves,

they

shall

be

the

T-handle

type.

°

A

flexible

gas

connector,

when

used,

must

not

exceed

3

feet.

PNA

te

fi

+

All

ranges

can

tip.

+

BURNS

or

other

SERIOUS

Coo

j

INJURIES

can

result,

a

bey

+

INSTALL

and

CHECK

the

“

ANTI-TIP

bracket

followi

pe

the

instructions

supplied

Anti-Tip

Bracket

with

the

bracket.

Kit

Included

If

you

did

not

receive

an anti-tip

bracket

with

your

urchase,

call

1.800.626.8774

to

receive

one

at

no

cost.

in

Canada,

call

1.800.561.3344.)

BEFORE

YOU

BEGIN

Read

these

instructions

completely

and

carefully.

®

IMPORTANT

—

Save

these

instructions

for

local

inspector's

use.

*

IMPORTANT

—

observe

all

governing

codes

and

ordinances.

e

Note

to

Installer

-

Be

sure

to

leave

these

instructions

with

the

Consumer.

¢

Note

to

Consumer

—

Keep

these

instructions

for

future

reference.

e

Product

failure

due

to

improper

installation

is

not

covered

under

the

Warranty.

AWARNING

—

This

appliance

must

be

properly

grounded.

®

Proper

installation

is

the

responsibility

of

the

installer

and

product

failure

due

to

improper

installation

is

NOT

covered

under

warranty.

AWARNING

—

Before

beginning

the

installation,

switch

power

off

at

service

panel

and

lock

the

service

disconnecting

means

to

prevent

power

from

being

switched

on

accidentally.

When

the

service

disconnecting

means

cannot

be

locked,

securely

fasten

a

prominent

warning

device,

such

as

a

tag,

to

the

service

panel.

For

installation

instructions

of

the

bracket,

visit:

GEAppliances.com.

(In

Canada,

www.GEAppliances.ca.)

PARTS

INCLUDED

Rear

Filler

LAG

‘Se

2

Screws

Screws

Cp

ora

O@od

Joint

Sealant

Pipe

Fittings

Shut

Off

Valve

wily

Lag

Bolts

Anchor

Sleeves

(For

Concrete

Floors

Only)

CSA-Approved

Flexible

Gas

Line

3/8"

Min.

ID,

1/2"

NPT

Connection,

3-foot

Maximum

Length

(Massachusetts

only)

TOOLS

YOU

WILL

NEED

31-10641-3

03-09

JR

Printed

in

the

United

States

*

1/4”

Nut Driver

*

Level

*

Pipe

Wrench

*

Tape

Measure

*

Drill

*

Safety

Glasses

*

Phillips

Head

*

Flat

Head

«

Wrench

or

Pliers

Screwdriver Screwdriver

(for

17/16"

Nut)

Installation

Instructions

IMPORTANT

SAFETY

INSTRUCTIONS

FOR

YOUR

SAFETY:

AWARNING

—

If

the

information

in

this

manual

is

not

followed

exactly,

a

fire,

explosion

or

gas

leak

may

result

causing

property

damage,

personal

injury

or

death.

Do

not

store

or

use

gasoline

or

other

flammable

vapors

and

liquids

in

the

vicinity

of

this

or

any

other

appliance!

WHAT

TO

DO

IF

YOU

ar

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.

e If

you

cannot

reach

your

gas supplier,

call

the

fire

department.

installation

and

service

must

be

performed

by

a

qualified

installer,

service

agency

or

the

gas

supplier.

FOR

YOUR

SAFETY:

AWARNING

—

For

personal

safety,

remove

house

fuse

or

open

circuit

breaker

before

beginning

installation.

Failure

to

do

so

could

result

in

serious

injury

or

even

death.

All

rough-in

and

spacing

dimensions

must

be

met

for

safe

use

of

your

range.

Electricity

to

the

range

can

be

disconnected

at

the

outlet

without

moving

the

range

if

the

outlet

is

in

the

preferred

location

(remove

lower

drawer).

To

reduce

the

risk

of

burns

or

fire

when

reaching

over

hot

surface

elements,

cabinet

storage

space

above

the

cooktop

should

be

avoided.

If

cabinet

storage

space

is

to

be

provided

above

the

cooktop,

the

risk

can

be

reduced

by

installing

a

range

hood

that

protrudes

at

least

5”

beyond

the

front

of

the

cabinets.

Cabinets

installed

above

a

cooktop

must

be

no

deeper

than

13”.

Be

sure

your

appliance

is

properly

installed

and

grounded

by

a

qualified

technician.

This

range

has

been

design

certified

by

UNDERWRITERS

LABORATORIES

for

use

in

the

United

States

and

Canada.

You'll

find

safety

precautions

in

your

Owner’s

Manual.

Read

them

carefully.

®

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.

*

Be

sure

your

range

is

installed

properly

by

a

qualified

installer

or

service

technician.

¢

To

eliminate

reaching

over

surface

burners,

cabinet

storage

above

burner

should

be

avoided.

¢

Do

not

install

the

unit

near

an

outside

door

or

where

a

draft

may

affect

its

use.

ELECTRICAL

REQUIREMENTS

This

appliance

must

be

supplied

with

the

proper

voltage

and

frequency

and

connected

to

an

individual,

properly

grounded

branch

circuit,

protected

by

a

circuit

breaker

or

fuse

having

a

recommended

amperage

rating

per

the

table

below.

BREAKER

OR

FUSE

SIZE

240V

40

Amps

208V

40

Amps

NOTE:

Check

Local

Codes

for

required

breaker

size.

Rating

plate

is

located

above

the

storage

drawer

below

the

oven

frame.

Rating

plate

location

We

recommend

you

have

the

electrical

wiring

and

hookup

of

your

range

connected

by

a

qualified

electrician.

After

installation,

have

the

electrician

show

you

where

your

main

range

disconnect

is

located.

Installation

Instructions

ELECTRICAL

REQUIREMENTS-

(cont.)

Check

with

your

local

utilities

for

electrical

codes

which

apply

in

your

area.

Failure

to

wire

your

range

according

to

governing

codes

could

result

in

a

hazardous

condition.

if

there

are

no

codes,

your

range

must

be

wired

and

fused

to

meet

the

requirements

of

the

National

Electrical

Code,

ANSI/NFPA

No.

70-Latest

edition.

You

can

get

a

copy

by

writing:

National

Fire

Protection

Association

Batterymarch

Park

Quincy,

MA

02269

Effective

January

1,

1996,

the

National

Electrical

Code

requires

that

new,

but not

existing,

construction

utilize

a

four-conductor

connection

to

an

electric

range.

When

installing

an

electric

range

in

new

construction,

a

mobile

home,

recreational

vehicle

or

an

area

where

local

codes

prohibit

grounding

through

the

neutral

conductor,

follow

the

instructions

in

the

section

on

NEW

CONSTRUCTION

AND

FOUR-

CONDUCTOR

BRANCH

CIRCUIT

CONNECTION.

in

Canada

your

range

must

be

wired

and

fused

to

meet

the

requirements

of

the

Canadian

Electrical

Code.

You

must

use

a

three-wire,

single-phase

A.C.

208Y/120

Volt

or

240/120

Volt, 60

hertz

electrical

system.

PRE-INSTALLATION

CHECKLIST

[1]

INSPECT

INSTALLATION

LOCATION

Refer

to

alternate

construction

section

for

the

following

non-standard

installations.

[A]

Counter opening

extends

to

the

wall:

Maintop

Filler

(supplied

with

the

range.)

(See

page

15

for

Installation

Instructions)

or

Backguard

(Kit

JKS32XX

or

JXS37XX).

Counter

height

greater

than

36-3/4’:

Lower

Trim

Slide-In

(Kit

JXS56XX).

One

side

is

not

enclosed

by

a

cabinet:

Bodyside

(Kit

JXS77XxX).

[D]

Island

Installation:

To

provide

an

optimum

installation,

the

top

surface

of

the

countertop

must

be

level

and

flat

(lie

on

the

same

plane)

around

the

3

sides

that

are

adjacent

to

range

cooktop.

Proper

adjustments

to

make

the

top

flat

should

be

made

or

gaps

between

the

countertop

and

range

cooktop

may

occur.

Forcing

the

cooktop

to

fit

may

cause

excessive

gaps.

To

obtain

Kits:

a.

Visit

GE

Web

Site

(See

page

1)

b.

Call

GE

Answer

Center

(See

page

1)

c.

Contact

Dealer

[2]

MOVE

RANGE

INDOORS

IN

FRONT

OF

CABINET

OPENING

Do

not

use

hand

trucks

when

moving

the

unpackaged

range.

PROTECT

THE

KITCHEN

FLOOR

Flatten

and

place

a

piece

of

the

shipping

carton

in

front

of

the

installation

location

to

protect

the

flooring.

Installation

Instructions

PRE-INSTALLATION

CHECKLIST

(CONT.)

[4]

CAREFULLY,

TILT

RANGE

TO

ACCESS

RANGE

LEVELING

LEGS

Use

an

adjustable

wrench

to

screw

leveling

legs

out

so

that

support

flanges

clear

top

of

countertop.

[5

|

REMOVE

THE

DOOR

IF

NECESSARY

Door

removal

is

not

a

requirement

for

installation

of

the

product,

but

is

an

added

convenience.

To

remove

the

door:

[A]

UNLOCK

HINGES

Push

both

hinge

locks

down

toward

the

door

frame,

to

the

unlocked

position.

This

may

require

a

flat

blade

screwdriver.

Hinge

unlocked

position

POSITION

DOOR

Place

hands

on

both

sides

of

the

door,

and

This

is

half

way

between

the

broil

stop

and

fully

closed.

[5]

REMOVE

THE

DOOR

IF

NECESSARY

(cont.)

LIFT

OFF

DOOR

Lift

door

up

and

out

until

the

hinge

arms

clear

the

slots.

DO

NOT

LIFT

THE

DOOR

BY

THE

HANDLE.

NOTE:

The

oven

door

is

very

heavy.

Be

sure

you

have

a

firm

grip

before

lifting

the

oven

door

off

the

hinges.

Use caution

once

the

door

is

removed.

Do

not

lay

the

door

on

its

handle.

This

could

cause

dents

or

scratches.

Hinge

clears

slot

[6

|

REMOVE

PACKING

MATERIALS

Also

remove

labels

on

door,

plastic

on

trim

and

panel

and

all

tape

around

the

range.

close

the

oven

door

to

the

removal

position.

REMOVE

STORAGE

DRAWER

[A]

Pull

the

drawer

out

until

it

stops.

Lift

the

front

of

the

drawer

until

the

stops

clear

the

guides.

Pull

forward

and

remove

the

drawer.

Installation

Instructions

PRE-INSTALLATION

CUTOUT

AND

REQUIRED

CLEARANCES

(FOR

INDOOR

USE

ONLY)

if

cabinets

are

placed

less

than

30”

above

the

range,

see

Alternate

Construction,

Step

25D,

on

page

15.

Wall

coverings,

counters

and

cabinets

around

range

must

withstand

heat

(up

to

194°F)

generated

by

the

range.

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STANDARD

INSTALLATION

if

the

construction

of

your

cabinet

cannot

provide

a

1/4”

flat

area

at

the

back

of

the

countertop

opening,

consider

changing

the

countertop

to

accommodate

this

dimension.

See

Alternate

Construction

section.

NOTE:

A

1-1/2”

minimum

clearance

must

be

maintained

between

the rear

edge

of

the

cooktop

and

the rear

wall

above

the

cooktop.

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area

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Installation

Instructions

GAS

CONNECTIONS

MAKING

THE

CONNECTIONS

[A]

Install

a

manual

shut-off

valve

in

the

gas

supply

line

in

an

easily

accessible

location.

Know

how

and

where

to

shut

off

the

gas

supply

to

the

range.

Shut

off

gas

supply

before

removing

an

old

range.

Leave

it

off

until

hookup

of

new

range

is

finished.

[D] Because

solid

pipe

restricts

moving

the

range,

we

recommend

use

of

a

C.S.A.

certified

flexible

metal

appliance

connector.

A

WARNING:

never

reuse

old

flexible

connectors.

The

use

of

old

flexible

connectors

can

cause

gas

leaks

and

personal

injury.

Always

use

new

flexible

connectors

when

installing

a

gas

appliance.

Gas

supply

to

top

burner

Pressure

regulator

as

seen

from

front

of

range

NOTE:

When

screwing

on

the

flare

union adaptor,

hold

the

gas

inlet

firmly

with

a

wrench.

MAKING

THE

CONNECTIONS

(cont.)

[E]

Install

1/2"

flare

union

adaptor

to

the

1/2”

NPT

elbow

on

pressure

regulator.

[F]

Connect

flexible

appliance

connector

to

flare

union.

Move

range

into

approximate

position

and

connect

flexible

connector

to

gas

supply

line

with

proper

flare

union

adaptor.

Shut-off

valve

Flexible

gas

line

Pressure

regulator

90°

street

elbow

[H]

To

prevent

gas

leaks,

put

a

pipe

joint

sealant

or

Teflon®

tape

on

all

male

threads.

NOTE:

Make

sure

sealant

or

tape

is

compatible

with

Natural

and

LP

gases.

[1]

When

you

are

finished

making

connections,

be

sure

that

all

range

knobs

are

turned

to

OFF

before

you

open

the

main

gas

supply

valve.

A

WARNING:

Do

not

use

a

flame

to

check

for

gas

leaks.

Use

liquid

leak

detector

at

all

joints

and

connections

to

check

for

leaks

in

the

system.

Installation

Instructions

ELECTRICAL

CONNECTIONS

The

range

is

shipped

with

a

4-

NEMA

14-50R

wire

power

cord.

If

your

outlet

4-wire

looks

like

the

one

shown,

skip

to

step

19

and

proceed.

G

[11]

POWER

CORD

AND

STRAIN

RELIEF

INSTALLATION

[A]

Remove

the

wire

cover

(on

the

back

=

of

the

range)

by

|

removing

2

4

x

screws,

using

a

&

S

1/4”

nut

driver.

re

Cover

Do

not

discard

these

screws.

Remove

the

knockout

ring

(1-3/8")

located

on

bracket

directly

below

the

terminal

block.

To

remove

the

knockout,

use

a

pair

of

pliers

to

bend

the

knockout

ring

away

from

the

bracket

and

twist

until

ring

is

removed.

Terminal

block

(appearance

may

vary)

Knockout

ring

removed

Knockout

ring

in

bracket

For

power

cord

installations

only

(see

the

next

step

if

using

conduit),

assemble

the

strain

relief

in

the

hole.

Insert

the

power

cord

through

the

strain

relief

and

tighten.

Allow

enough

slack

to

easily

attach

the

cord

terminals

to

the

terminal

block.

If

tabs

are

present

at

the

end

of

the

winged

strain

relief,

they

can

be

removed

for

better

fit.

NOTE:

Do

not

install

the

power

cord

without

a

strain

relief.

The

strain

relief

bracket

should

be

installed

before

reinstalling

the

rear

range

wiring

cover.

Terminal

block

Strain

relief

Power

cord

Bracket

[D]

For

conduit

installations

only,

purchase

a

squeeze

connector

matching

the

diameter

of

your

conduit

and

assemble

itin

the

hole.

Insert

the

conduit

through

the

squeeze

connector

and

tighten.

Allow

enough

slack

to

easily

attach

the

wires

to

the

terminal

block.

NOTE:

Do

not

install

the

conduit

without

a

squeeze

connector.

The

squeeze

connector

should

be

installed

before

reinstalling

the

rear

range

wiring

cover.

Squeeze

connector

Conduit

Bracket

Installation

Instructions

ELECTRICAL

CONNECTIONS

(CONT.)

[12]

NEW

CONSTRUCTION

AND

FOUR-CONDUCTOR

BRANCH

CIRCUIT

All

New

Constructions,

Mobile

©

NEMA

14-50R

Homes,

Recreational

Vehicles

4-wire

and

Installations

Where

Local

Codes

Do

Not

Allow

Grounding

®)

Through

Neutral

Must

Use

the

4-Wire

Cord

Provided.

FOR

EXISTING

CONSTRUCTION,

A

THREE-WIRE

FLEXIBLE

CORD

KIT

MAY

BE

USED

208/240

40

Amp

3-prong

cord

OD)

Follow

instructions

in

step

14

if

you

require

a

3-wire

cord:

3-WIRE

POWER

CORD

INSTALLATION

A

WARNING:

the

neutral

or

ground

wire

of

the

power

cord

must

be

connected

to

the

neutral

terminal

located

in

the

center

of

the

terminal

block.

The

power

leads

must

be

connected

to

the

lower

left

and

the

lower

right

terminals

of

the

terminal

block.

[A]

Remove

the

3

lower

terminal

screws

from

the

terminal

block.

insert

the

3

terminal

screws

through

each

power

cord

terminal

ring

and

into

the

lower

terminals

of

the

terminal

block.

Be

certain

that

the

center

wire

(white/neutral)

is

connected

to

the

center

lower

position

of

the

terminal

block.

Tighten

screws

securely

into

the

terminal

block.

DO

NOT

remove

the

ground

strap

connection.

A

WARNING:

Before

powering

the

unit,

ensure

that

the

ground

strap

is

connected

to

both

the

terminal

block

and

to

the

ground

plate.

Terminal

block

(appearance

i]

A

may

vary)

Hop

ST”

Bi

eS

H

Neutral

terminal

G

d

QO

Wey

alate

<4

49)

V2

Ground

t

GROUND

|

;

aie

/

strap

je

lL

L

Skip

to

Step

18

and

proceed

with

the

installation.

Installation

Instructions

[15|

4-WIRE

POWER

CORD

INSTALLATION

A

WARNING:

the

neutral

wire

of

the

supply

circuit

nust

be

connected

to

the

neutral

terminal

located

in

the

lower

center

of

the

terminal

block.

The

power

leads

must

be

connected

to

the

lower

left

and

the

lower

right

terminals

of

the

terminal

block.

The

ground

lead

must

be

connected

to

the

frame

of

the

range

with

the

ground

plate

and

the

ground

screw.

[A]

Remove

the

3

lower

terminal

screws

from

the

terminal

block.

Remove

the

ground

screw

and

ground

plate

and

retain

them.

Cut

and

discard

the

ground

strap.

DO

NOT

DISCARD

ANY

SCREWS.

Insert

the

one

ground

screw

into

the

power

cord

ground

wire

terminal

ring,

through

the

ground

plate

and

into

the

frame

of

the

range.

[D]

Insert

the

3

terminal

screws

(removed

earlier)

through

each

power

cord

terminal

ring

and

into

the

lower

terminals

of

the

terminal

block.

Be

certain

that

the

center

wire

(white/

neutral)

is

connected

to

the

center

lower

position

of

the

terminal

block.

Tighten

screws

securely

into

the

terminal

block.

le]

[|

Before

Ground

strap

Terminal

“ffl

exil

or

yy

block

Jus

ic

Ground

mF

i

rel

strap

ees

After

Ground

Terminal

plate

block

(grounding

to

range)

Ground

=

screw

©

GROUND,

[E]

Skip

to

Step

18

and

proceed

with

the

installation.

3-WIRE

CONDUIT

INSTALLATION

[A]

Loosen

the

3

lower

terminal

screws

from

the

terminal

block.

Insert

the

center

bare

wire

(white/neutral)

tip

through

the

bottom

center

terminal

block

opening.

On

certain

models,

the

wire

will

need

to

be

inserted

through

the

ground

strap

opening

and

then

into

the

bottom

center

block

opening.

Insert

the

two

side

bare

wire

tips

into

the

lower

left

and

the

lower

right

terminal

block

openings.

Tighten

the

screws

until

the

wire

is

firmly

secured

(35

to

50

inch-lbs.).

Do

not

over-

tighten

the

screws

since

it

could

damage

the

wires.

NOTE:

ALUMINUM

WIRING:

Aluminum

building

wire

may

be

used

but

it

must

be

rated

for

the

correct

amperage

and

voltage

to

make

connection.

Connect

wires

according

to

this

Step

16

or

Step

17

depending

on

number

of

wires.

Terminal

block

Wire

tips

Bracket

Wire

used,

location

and

enclosure

of

splices,

etc.,

must

conform

to

good

wiring

practices

and

local

codes.

Skip

to

Step

18

and

proceed

with

the

installation.

Installation

Instructions

ELECTRICAL

CONNECTIONS

(CONT.)

4-WIRE

CONDUIT

INSTALLATION

[A]

Loosen

the

three

lower

terminal

screws

from

the

terminal

block.

Remove

the

ground

screw

and

ground

plate

and

retain

them.

Cut

and discard

the

ground

strap.

DO

NOT

DISCARD

ANY

SCREWS.

Insert

the

ground

bare wire

tip

between

the

range

frame

and

the

ground

plate

(removed

earlier)

and

secure

it

in

place

with

the

ground

screw

(removed

earlier).

Insert

the

bare

wire

(white/neutral)

tip

through

the

bottom

center

of

the

terminal

block

opening.

Insert

the

two

side

bare wire

tips

into

the

lower

left

and

the

lower

right

terminal

block

openings.

Tighten

the

screws

until

the

wire

is

firmly

secured

(35

to

50

inch-lbs.).

Do

not

over-

tighten

the

screws

since

it

could

damage

the

wires.

Before

Ground

strap

Terminal

br

block

1

aN

Ground

stra

Ce

P

woe}

‘Neutral

terminal

After

Terminal

Ground

block

a

i

OF

plate

‘

(grounding

Wire

tips

‘Ye

to

range)

Ground

of

screw

—

i

\

|

4

©

f

GROUND,

Bracket

Proceed

to

Step

18.

10

REINSTALL

WIRE

COVER

NOTE:

When

reinstalling

the

wire

cover,

make

sure

that

wires

do

not

become

pinched

between

the

wire

cover

and

the

housing.

NOTE:

The

ground

strap

must

be

attached

when

using

the

3-wire

cord.

*

Terminations

must

be

either

closed

loop

terminals

or

open-end

spade

lugs.

¢

On

some

models,

a

filter

capacitor

may

be

connected

between

the

black

and

ground

leads

on

the

junction

block.

Do

not

remove

capacitor.

ANTI-TIP

DEVICE

INSTALLATION

To

reduce

the

risk

of

tipping

the

range,

the

range

must

be

secured

by

a

properly

installed

anti-tip

bracket.

See

installation

instructions

shipped

with

the

bracket

for

complete

details

before

attempting

to

install.

AWARNING

+

All

ranges

can

tip.

+

BURNS

or

other

SERIOUS

INJURIES

can

result.

+

INSTALL

and

CHECK

the

ANTI-TIP

bracket

following

the

instructions

supplied

with

the

bracket.

To

check

if

the

bracket

is

installed

and

engaged

properly,

remove

the

storage

drawer

or

kick

panel

and

look

underneath

the

range

to

see

that

the

leveling

leg

is

engaged

in

the

bracket.

On

models

without

a

storage

drawer

or

kick

panel,

carefully

tip

the

range

forward. The

bracket

should

stop

the

range

within

4

inches.

If

it

does

not,

the

bracket

must

be

reinstalled.

If

the

range

is

pulled

from

the

wail

for

any reason,

always

repeat

this

procedure

to

verify

the

range

is

properly

secured

by the

anti-tip

bracket.

Never

completely

remove

the

leveling

legs

or

the

range

will

not

be

secured

to

the

anti-tip

device

properly.