Bosch HBL33 User manual
Built-In
Ovens
BOSCH
Models:
HBL33,
HBL34,
HBN34,
HBL35,
HBN35,
HBL54,
HBN54,
HBL56,
HBN56,
HBL57,
HBL8450,
HBL8650,
HBL8750
Table
of
Contents
Safety
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Important
Safety
Instructions
Preparation
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Before
you
Begin
Parts
Included
General
Information
Dimensions
for
27”
Wall-Mounted
Units
Dimensions
for
27”
under
the
counter
Dimensions
for
30”
Wall-Mounted
Units
Dimensions
for
30”
under
the
counter
Removing
Packaging
For
Convection
Microwave
Combination
Units
Preparing
Oven
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Microwave
Combination
Units
Adjustment
Feature
Installation
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Tools
and
Parts
Needed
Electrical
Installation
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Oven
Installation
Testing
Operation
Service
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Before
Calling
Service
This
Bosch
Appliance
is
made
by
BSH
Home
Appliances
Corporation
5551
McFadden
Ave.
Huntington
Beach,
CA
92649
Questions?
1-800-944-2904
www.boschappliances.com
5551
McFadden
Ave.
Huntington
Beach,
CA 92649
We
look
forward
to
hearing
from
you!
Safety
()
Important
Safety
Instructions
READ
AND SAVE
THESE
INSTRUCTIONS
WARNING:
If
the
information
in
this
manual
is
not
followed
exactly,
fire
or
shock
may
result
causing
property
damage
or
personal
injury.
WARNING:
Do
not
repair
or
replace
any
part
of
the
appliance
unless
specifically
recommended
in
the
manuals.
Improper
installation,
service
or
maintenance
can
cause
injury
or
property
damage.
Refer
to
this
manual
for
guidance.
All
other
servicing
should
be
done
by
a
qualified
technician.
Appliance
Handling
Safety
Do
not
lift
appliance
by
door
handle.
Remove
the
door
for
easier
handling
and
installation.
See
instructions
in
Use
and
Care
Manual.
Unit
is
heavy
and
requires
at
least
two
people
or
proper
equipment
to
move.
Hidden
surfaces
may
have
sharp
edges.
Use
caution
when
reaching
behind
or
under
appliance.
Safety
Codes
and
Standards
This
appliance
complies
with
one
or
more
of
the
following
Standards:
*
UL
858,
The
Standard
for
the
Safety
of
Household
Electric
Ranges
*
UL
923,
The
Standard
for
the
Safety
of
Microwave
Cooking
Appliances
*
UL
507,
The
Standard
for
the
Safety
of
Electric
Fans
«
ANSI
Z21.1,
The
American
National
Standard
for
Household
Cooking
Gas
Appliances
*
CAN/CSA-C22.2
No.
113-M1984
Fans
and
Ventilators
*
CAN/CSA-C22.2
No.
61-M89
Household
Cooking
Ranges
It
is
the
responsibility
of
the
owner
and
the
installer
to
determine
if
additional
requirements
and/or
standards
apply
to
specific
installations.
Electric
Safety
Before
you
plug
in
an
electrical
cord,
be
sure
all
controls
are
in
the
OFF
position.
If
required
by
the
National
Electrical
Code
(or
Canadian
Electrical
Code),
this
appliance
must
be
installed
on
a
separate
branch
circuit.
Installer
-
show
the
owner
the
location
of
the
circuit
breaker
or
fuse.
Mark
it
for
easy
reference.
Important
-
Save
these
instructions
for
the
local
electrical
inspector's
use.
Before
installing,
turn
power
OFF
at
the
service
panel.
Lock
service
panel
to
prevent
power
from
being
turned
ON
accidentally.
Refer
to
data
plate
for
more
information.
See
"Data
Plate"
under
"Service"
for
data
plate
location.
Be
sure
your
appliance
is
properly
installed
and
grounded
by
a
qualified
technician.
Installation,
electrical
connections
and
grounding
must
comply
with
all
applicable
codes.
Related
Equipment
Safety
Remove
all
tape
and
packaging
before
using
the
appliance.
Destroy
the
packaging
after
unpacking
the
appliance.
Never
allow
children
to
play
with
packaging
material.
Never
modify
or
alter
the
construction
of
the
appliance.
For
example,
do
not
remove
leveling
legs,
panels,
wire
covers
or
anti-tip
brackets/screws.
English
1
Transport
To
avoid
damage
to
the
oven
vent,
use
the
transport
method
shown
in
the
picture
below.
Preparation
Before
you
Begin
Parts
Included
*
Phillips
head
screws
(6)
Tools
and
Parts
Needed
*
—
Phillips
head
screwdriver
General
Information
*
Measuring
tape
*
—
Drill
with
bit
(1/8")
Power
Requirements
The
outlet
must
be
properly
grounded
in
accordance
with
all
applicable
codes.
English
2
Dimensions
for
27”
Wall-Mounted
Units
Single
Oven
27”
25u2"
+
(64800)
‘li
24"
_—
(10mm)
(Se
a
vow
(680mm)
oaiane"
(718mm)
|
(630mm)
.
pe
4
-
vont
5,
27
1/16"
|
(738mm)
|
\C7mm)
:
Z
min,
494"
(121mm)
max.
38"
964mm)
23776"
(606mm)
“LD
22°
(559mm)
It
is
good
practice,
when
oven
is
installed
at
the
end
of
a
cabinet
run,
adjacent
to
a
perpendicular
wail
or
cabinet
door,
to
allow
at
least
1/4”
space
between
the
side
of
the
oven
and
the
wall/door.
For
oven
support,
install
2x4’s
extending
front
to
back
flush
with
the
bottom
and
the
side
of
the
opening.
The
supporting
base
must
be
well
secured
to
the
floor/cabinet
and
level.
Note:
The
conduit
box
must
be
installed
either
above
or
below
the
unit.
If
the
conduit
box
is
installed
below
the
unit,
a
2”
diameter
hole
or
space
is
required
between
the
back
wall
and
the
right
rear
of
the
2x4
supports.
The
cabinet
base
must
be
flat
and
capable
of
supporting
a
weight
of
at
least
193
Ibs
(87
kg).
Double
Oven
27”
2512"
(61
om
an)
26/4"
«=.
(680mm)
mn,
QING”
+
(630mm)
ta
518"
sta
(1299mm)
(1314mm}
|
|
:
"ee
(1264mm)
|
me.
min,
444
"(121mm
“|
937/8"
(606mm)
we
.
mm
It
is
good
practice,
when
oven
is
installed
at
the
end
of
a
cabinet
run,
adjacent
to
a
perpendicular
wall
or
cabinet
door,
to
allow
at
least
1/4”
space
between
the
side
of
the
oven
and
the
wall/door.
For
oven
support,
install
2x4’s
extending
front
to
back
flush
with
the
bottom
and
the
side
of
the
opening.
The
supporting
base
must
be
well
secured
to
the
floor/cabinet
and
level.
Note:
The
conduit
box
must
be
located
above
the
unit
to
facilitate
connecting
and
servicing.
The
cabinet
base
must
be
flat
and
capable
of
supporting
a
weight
of
at
least
361
Ibs
(164
kg).
English
3
Combo
Oven
with
Microwave
and
Warming
Drawer
27”
2541/2"
«
(648mm)
24
ee
(610mm)
P
Me,
bay
2634"
~
~
(680mm)
——
“|
gatane"
<<“
(630mm)
ae
=
(1543mm)
5985/8"
(1514mm)
a
oe
min.
434°
(121mm
max.1298(315mm)
_—
_
2378"
(606mm)
22"
(5
9
x
(59mm)
It
is
good
practice,
when
oven
is
installed
at
the
end
of
a
cabinet
run,
adjacent
to
a
perpendicular
wall
or
cabinet
door,
to
allow
at
least
1/4”
space
between
the
side
of
the
oven
and
the
wall/door.
For
oven
support,
install
2x4’s
extending
front
to
back
flush
with
the
bottom
and
the
side
of
the
opening.
The
supporting
base
must
be
well
secured
to
the
floor/cabinet
and
level.
The
cabinet
base
must
be
flat
and
capable
of
supporting
a
weight
of
at
least
369
Ibs
(167
kg).
English
4
2/7”
Under-the-counter
units
24"
[>
(418mm)
(610mm)
28/4"
min.
3”
20"
(718mm)
(76mm)
_
(508mm)
263/4"
(680mm)
2413/16"
(648mm)
(630mm)
43/4"
4
(121mm)
-
27
1/16”
291/16"
(687mm)
(738mm)
2
237/8"(606mm)
L-
23"(550mm)
It
is
good
practice,
when
oven
is
installed
at
the
end
of
a
cabinet
run,
adjacent
to
a
perpendicular
wall
or
cabinet
door,
to
allow
at
least
1/4”
space
between
the
side
of
the
oven
and
the
wall/door.
For
oven
support,
install
2x4’s
extending
front
to
back
flush
with
the
bottom
and
the
side
of
the
opening.
The
supporting
base
must
be
well
secured
to
the
floor/cabinet
and
level.
The
cabinet
base
must
be
flat
and
capable
of
supporting
a
weight
of
at
least
193
Ibs
(87
kg).
This
Built
-In
Oven
can
be
installed
below
any
Bosch
cook
top
as
long
as
there
is
no
contact
between
the
bottom
of
the
cook
top
and
the
top
of
the
oven,
except
for
the
Bosch
Induction
cooktop,
where
the
gap
must
be
of
at
least
1
inch.
27”
Units
-
under
electric
cooktop
(102mm)
hk
63/4"
_|
(72mm
Fitting/4
Conduit
36"
(914mm)
)
7
"
4/4
Y
TOE
KICK
q
{121mm}
Note:
Dimensions
based
on
standard
countertop
height
(36"
with
43/4"
toe
kick
including
base
plate).
The
built-in
oven
can
be
installed
below
the
electric
cooktop
as
long
as
there
is
no
contact
between
the
bottom
of
the
cooktop
and
the
top
of
the
oven.
27”
Units
-
under
gas
cooktop
63/4"_]
(172mm)
Gas
4
Connection
36"
(914mm)
51/16"
313/16"
(144mm)
(97mm)
43/16"
(106mm)
(718mm)
COUNTERTOP
a
43/4"
v ¥
(121mm)
247/16"
{621mm}
27
ie"
291/16"
(687mm) (738mm)
TOE
KICK
Note:
Dimensions
based
on
standard
countertop
height
(36"
with
43/4"
toe
kick
including
base
plate).
The
built-in
oven
can
be
installed
below
the
gas
cooktop
as
long
as
there
is
no
contact
between
the
bottom
of
the
cooktop
and
the
top
of
the
oven.
27”
Units
-
under
induction
cooktop
A
63/4"
(172mm)
Fitting/
Conduit
36"
(914mm)
Heat
shield:
Self
positioning
—
2
3/s"
length,
Minimum
required
air
clearance:
1°
(26mm)
4"
31/3"
(02mm)
{79mm}
43/6"
27/16"
{687
mm)
281/4"
(718mm)
COUNTERTOP
291/16"
(738mm)
rar
G2imm)
ZY
TOE
KICK
Note:
Dimensions
based
on
standard
countertop
height
(36”
with
43/4"
toe
kick
including
base
plate).
The
built-in
oven
can
be
installed
below
the
induction
cooktop
as
jong
as
there
is
an
air
clearance
of
1"
between
the
bottom
of
the
cooktop
and
the
top
of
the
oven.
English
5
Dimensions
for
30”
Wall-Mounted
Units
Single
Oven
30”
2612"
l
(724mm)
2a"
(61
ommy
<<
>
Pot
anaag
~
2ga/a"
osse'l
:
a
“ef
Tt
“boy
27
1/16”
|
:
726mm)
|
jGo7mm)
it
min,
494°
(121mm)
max.
38"
(964mm)
2378"
(606mm)
Le
22”
(559mm)
It
is
good
practice,
when
oven
is
installed
at
the
end
of
a
cabinet
run,
adjacent
to
a
perpendicular
wail
or
cabinet
door,
to
allow
at
least
1/4”
space
between
the
side
of
the
oven
and
the
wall/door.
For
oven
support,
install
2x4’s
extending
front
to
back
flush
with
the
bottom
and
the
side
of
the
opening.
The
supporting
base
must
be
well
secured
to
the
floor/cabinet
and
level.
Note:
The
conduit
box
must
be
installed
either
above
or
below
the
unit.
If
the
conduit
box
is
installed
below
the
unit,
a
2”
diameter
hole
or
space
is
required
between
the
back
wall
and
the
right
rear
of
the
2x4
supports.
The
cabinet
base
must
be
flat
and
capable
of
supporting
a
weight
of
at
least
212
Ibs
(96
kg).
English
6
Double
Oven
30”
212"
s-(724mm)
24°
—
(610mm).
|,
|
“
:
vos
|
~
(755mm)
518"
sta
(1299mm)
(1314mm)
a
(1264mm)
|
min.
44°
(121mm.
ol.
max.170/4"(43emmn)-
23778"
(606mm)
awe
)
a
It
is
good
practice,
when
oven
is
installed
at
the
end
of
a
cabinet
run,
adjacent
to
a
perpendicular
wall
or
cabinet
door,
to
allow
at
least
1/4”
space
between
the
side
of
the
oven
and
the
wall/door.
For
oven
support,
install
2x4’s
extending
front
to
back
flush
with
the
bottom
and
the
side
of
the
opening.
The
supporting
base
must
be
well
secured
to
the
floor/cabinet
and
level.
Note:
The
conduit
box
must
be
located
above
the
unit
to
facilitate
connecting
and
servicing.
The
cabinet
base
must
be
flat
and
capable
of
supporting
a
weight
of
at
least
390
Ibs
(177
kg).
Combo
Oven
with
Microwave
30”
age"
~~
(724mm)
(610mm).
Ne
4
|
pow"
spon
r
(755m)
tm,
QING"
<<“
(706mm)
on
age
(1267mm)
(1229mm)
r
|
min,
484"
(izimm)
ae
2a7ie"
(606mm)
we
a
2
(559mm)
It
is
good
practice,
when
oven
is
installed
at
the
end
of
a
cabinet
run,
adjacent
to
a
perpendicular
wail
or
cabinet
door,
to
allow
at
least
1/4”
space
between
the
side
of
the
oven
and
the
wall/door.
For
oven
support,
install
2x4’s
extending
front
to
back
flush
with
the
bottom
and
the
side
of
the
opening.
The
supporting
base
must
be
well
secured
to
the
floor/cabinet
and
level.
Note:
The
conduit
box
must
be
located
above
the
unit
to
facilitate
connecting
and
servicing.
The
cabinet
base
must
be
flat
and
capable
of
supporting
a
weight
of
at
least
310
Ibs
(141
kg).
Combo
Oven
with
Microwave
and
Warming
Drawer
30”
2a12"
par
724mm)
(610mm)
a
aaa"
~~
(755mm)
“|
-g71ae"
<*>
(706mm)
603/4"
(1543mm)
595/08"
(1614mm)
min,
43/4"
(412
—
max.1299(315mm)
ty
237/8"
(606mm)
22°
(559mm)
It
is
good
practice,
when
oven
is
installed
at
the
end
of
a
cabinet
run,
adjacent
to
a
perpendicular
wall
or
cabinet
door,
to
allow
at
least
1/4”
space
between
the
side
of
the
oven
and
the
wall/door.
For
oven
support,
install
2x4’s
extending
front
to
back
flush
with
the
bottom
and
the
side
of
the
opening.
The
supporting
base
must
be
well
secured
to
the
floor/cabinet
and
level.
Note:
The
conduit
box
must
be
located
above
the
unit
to
facilitate
connecting
and
servicing.
The
cabinet
base
must
be
flat
and
capable
of
supporting
a
weight
of
at
least
429
Ibs
(195
kg).
English
7
Dimensions
for
30”
Under-the-counter-
Units
46112"
24"
t-
{419mm}
(610mm)
36
(245mm)
28/4"
(718mm)
min.
3"
20"
(76mm)
(508mm)
2934"
Hae
“orm
|
27136"
(724mm)
{706rmm)
43/4"
(421mm)
27
1/16”
(687mm)
237/8"(606mm)
L
23"
(559mm)
It
is
good
practice,
when
oven
is
installed
at
the
end
of
a
cabinet
run,
adjacent
to
a
perpendicular
wall
or
cabinet
door,
to
allow
at
least
1/4”
space
between
the
side
of
the
oven
and
the
wall/door.
For
oven
support,
install
2x4’s
extending
front
to
back
flush
with
the
bottom
and
the
side
of
the
opening.
The
supporting
base
must
be
well
secured
to
the
floor/cabinet
and
level.
This
Built
-In
Oven
can
be
installed
below
any
Bosch
cook
top
as
long
as
there
is
no
contact
between
the
bottom
of
the
cook
top
and
the
top
of
the
oven,
except
for
the
Bosch
Induction
cooktop,
where
the
gap
must
be
of
at
least
1
inch.
English
8
30”
Units
-
under
electric
cooktop
415/16"
4"
43/6"
(125mm)
(102mm)
(106mm)
COUNTERTOP
63/4"
a3
“y6mnm)
172mm
:
Fitting
/
gee
4
Conde
Fe
psume
A
3/16"
D>
113/16"
(4mm}
36"
(47mm)
OVEN
281/4"
(914mm)
(718mm)
291/16"
247/16
(738mm)
(621mm)
n
271/16
(687
mm)
A
43/4"
y
(121mm)
TOE
KICK
Note:
Dimensions
based
on
standard
countertop
height
(36”
with
43/4"
toe
kick
including
base
plate}.
The
built-in
oven
can
be
installed
below
the
electric
cooktop
as
long
as
there
is
no
contact
between
the
bottom
of
the
cooktop
and
the
top
of
the
oven.
30”
Units
-
under
gas
cooktop
51/6"
313/16"
43/16"
(144mm)
(97mm)
—
(106mm)
COUNTERTOP
A
63/4"
3
“7emm)
(172mm)
Gas
7
Connection
36"
bamm)
OVEN
281/4"
(914mm)
(718mm)
247/16"
{621mm}
1
n
27
"16"
20
Ne
(687mm)
mm
7
m
Z
,
43/4
TOE
KICK
(121mm)
Note:
Dimensions
based
on
standard
countertop
height
(36"
with
42/4”
toe
kick
including
base
plate).
The
built-in
oven
can
be
installed
below
the gas
cooktop
as
long
as
there
is
no
contact
between
the
bottom
of
the
cooktop
and
the
top
of
the
oven.
30”
Units
-
under
induction
cooktop
Heat
shield:
Self
positioning
-
2
3/s"
length,
Minimum
required
air
clearance:
1"
26mm)
4"
31/3"
43/6"
{79mm}
COUNTERTOP
A680
ioe
A
eT
3
“(7emm}
72mm)
4
sy
ny
vn
Fitting/
Conduit
23/4"
1/16"
[>
(7omm)
Q7
mm)
36"
oven
|
2813/4"
914
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QA7/r6"
sme)
291/16"
(621mm)
,
(738mm)
27
he
{687mm}
Ve
ten
ZY
TOE
KICK
mim.
Note:
Dimensions
based
on
standard
countertop
height
36"
with
43/4"
toe
kick
including
base
plate).
The
built-in
oven
can
be
installed
below
the
induction
cooktop
as
jong
as
there
is
an
air
clearance
of
1"
between
the
bottom
of
the
cooktop
and
the
top
of
the
oven.
Removing
Packaging
*
Cut
straps
on
outside
of
box.
*
Remove
cardboard
box.
*
Remove
ail
top
and
side
cardboard
and
Styrofoam
braces.
«
Place
oven
in
front
of
cabinets
where
it
is
to
be
installed.
*
Unscrew
unit
from
Left
and
Right
Brackets
as
show
in
“Left
and
Right
Packaging
Bracket
Removal.”
Left
Packaging
Bracket
Removal
Note:
Different
models
use
different
packaging
materials.
Actual
brackets
may
look
differently.
Bracket
remains
in
packaging
base.
Unit
should
stay
on
packaging
base
until
ready
to
be
lifted
into
cabinet
cutout.
English
9
For
Convection
Microwave
Combination
Units
Preparing
Oven
(for
Convection
Microwave
Combination
Units
Only)
P g
Place
oven
in
front
of
cabinets
where
it
is
to
be
installed.
Rest
it
on
a
jack
or
other
sturdy
support
so
that
it
is
in
line
with
the
cabinet
cutout.
Remove
Convection
Microwave
Shipping
Bracket
Screw
prior
to
installation.
English
10
Microwave
Combination
Units
Note:
Fixed
position
screws
may
be
moved
to
adjustable
Adjustment
Feature
slots
when
necessary.
Remove
Convection
Microwave
Shipping
Bracket
screw
prior
to
installation
as
shown
in
“Convection
Microwave
Shipping
Bracket
Screw
Removal.”
Note:
To
adjust
the
fit
between
the
microwave
frame
and
kitchen
cabinet,
refer
to
the
following
diagrams
and
charts.
Frame
oT
B:
Frame
Back
and
Forward
A:
Frame
eis
Up
and
Down
This
illustration
shows
models
with
convection
microwave.
Your
model
may
vary.
Microwave
Adjustment
Description
Number
of
Screws
A
Frame
Up
and
4
Down
B
Frame
Back
and
|
8
Forward
English
11
Installation
Electrical
Installation
All
model
ovens
on
the
front
cover
are
dual
rated,
designed
to
be
connected
to
either
208/240V
AC,
60 Hz,
4
wire,
single-phase
power
supply.
Model
Circuit
Required
208V,
60
Hz
240V,
60
Hz
HBL33,
HBN34,
HBL34
25
AMP
30
AMP
HBN54,
HBL54
30
AMP
HBL84
HBN35,
HBL35
40
AMP
HBNS6,
HBLS6,
30
AMP
40
AMP
HBL8&650,
HBLS/,
HBL8750
50
AMP
The
electrical
supply
should
be
a
4-wire
single-phase
AC.
Install
a
suitable
conduit
box
(not
furnished).
An
appropriately-sized,
UL-listed
conduit
connector
must
be
used
to
correctly
attach
the
conduit
to
the
junction
box.
Important:
Local
Codes
may
vary;
installation,
electrical
connections
and
grounding
must
comply
with
all
applicable
local
codes.
If
local
codes
permit
grounding
through
the
electrical
supply
neutral,
connect
both
the
white
neutral
wire
and
the
bare
ground
wire
from
the
oven
to
the
white
neutral
electrical
supply
wire.
Electrical
Connection
The
four-wire
connection
is
preferred,
but
where
local
codes
permit,
the
three
wire
connection
is
also
acceptable.
English
12
Four-wire
Connection
Cable
from
Junction
box
—
oN
power
supply
White
wires
Red
wires
se
Ungrounded
Neutral
j
a
Black
wires
j
Bare
or
green
wires
Cable
NN
from
oven
™
U.Lelisted
conduit
connector
*
Connect
the red
oven
wire
to
the
red
electrical
supply
wire
(hot
wire).
*
Connect
the
black
oven
wire
to
the
black
electrical
supply
wire
(hot
wire).
*«
Connect
the
white
neutral
oven
wire
to
the
white
neutral
(not
bare
ground)
electrical
supply
wire.
*
Connect
the
bare
ground
oven
wire
to
the
bare
ground
electrical
supply
wire.
Three-wire
Connection
Cable
from
power
supply
Junction
box
White
wires
Black
wires
Bare
or
green
wire
Cable
U.
Listed
conduit
connector
from
oven
*
Connect
red
wire
from
oven
to
red
wire
injunction
box.
*
Connect
black
wire
from
oven
to
black
wire
in
junction
box.
*
Connect
both
green
ground
wire
and
white
wire
from
oven
to
white
(or
gray)
neutral
wire
in
junction
box.
The
conduit
cable,
where
connected
at
the
oven,
swivels.
Rotate
conduit
cable
upward
(or
downward)
and
direct
through
hole
prepared
in
cabinet
to
attach
to
J-Box.
To
maintain
serviceability,
the
flex
conduit
must
not
be
shortened
and
should
be
routed
to
permit
temporary
removal
of
the
oven.
Oven
Installation
Note:
Before
installing
the
oven,
be
sure
to
verify
the
cabinet
dimensions
and
electrical
connections.
Removing
the
Oven
Door
For
ease
of
installation,
some
oven
doors
may
be
removed
to
reduce
the
weight
of
the
oven
by
30
Ibs
(14
kg)
per
door,
before
installing
into
the
cabinet.
See
instructions
below.
To
remove
the
oven
door:
Be
sure
to
read
the
above
CAUTION
before
attempting
to
remove
the
door.
Open
the
door
completely.
Flip
levers
on
hinges
toward
you.
CAUTION:
A
When
removing
the
door:
Make
sure
oven
is
cool
and
power
to
the
oven
has
been
turned
off
before
removing
the
door.
Failure
to
do
so
could
result
in
burns.
The
oven
door
is
heavy
and
fragile.
Use
both
hands
to
remove
the
oven
door.
The
door
front
is
glass.
Handle
carefully
to
avoid
breaking.
Grasp
only
the
sides
of
the
oven
door.
Do
not
grasp
the
handle
as
it
may
swing
in
your
hand
and
cause
damage
or
injury.
Failure
to
grasp
the
oven
door
firmly
and
properly
could
result
in
personal
injury
or
product
damage.
To
avoid
injury
from
hinge
bracket
snapping
closed,
be
sure
that
both
levers
are
securely
in
place
before
removing
the
door.
Also,
do
not
force
door
open
or
closed
-
the
hinge
could
be
damaged
and
injury
could
result.
Do
not
lay
removed
door
on
sharp
or
pointed
objects
as
this
could
break
the
glass.
Lay
on
a
flat,
smooth
surface,
positioned
so
that
the
door
cannot
fall
over.
Holding
the
door
firmly
on
both
sides
and
using
both
hands,
close
the
door
gently
until
it
stops
against
the
levers,
about
30°
from
the
closed
position.
Carefully
lift
the
door
up
and
out
of
the
hinge
slots.
Hold
firmly;
the
door
is
heavy.
Place
the
door
ina
convenient
and
stable
location
for
cleaning.
Installing
the
Oven
1.
Lift
or
slide
unit into
cabinet
cutout.
Do
not
lift
appliance
by
door
handle.
2.
Push
straight
in
until
oven
trim
is
flush
with
cabinet
wall,
being
careful
not
to
crimp
flexible
conduit
between
oven
and
cabinet
back
wall.
The
oven
should
be
straight
and
level,
not
crooked.
3.
Install
supplied
screws
through
tap
holes
in
trim.
(2
screws
for
single
ovens,
4
screws
for
double/combo
ovens)
English
13
To
replace
the
oven
door:
Hold
the
door
firmly
in
both
hands.
Hold
the
door
at
a
30°
angle
from
the
closed
position
and
insert
hinges
into
the
slots.
You
may
need
to
rock
the
door
forward
and
backward
slightly
to
seat
the
hinge
feet.
The
door
may
need
to
be
removed
and
re-
inserted
until
the
hinges
sit
correctly
in
the
slots.
Open
door
all
the
way
to
expose
hinges,
levers,
and
slots.
Push
levers
foreward
and
down
until
seated
on
the
bracket.
Close
and
open
door
slowly
to
be
sure
it
is
correctly
and
securely
in
place.
Door must
be
straight,
not
crooked.
Testing
Operation
Turn
on
power
at
the
breaker.
2.
Test
the
oven
mode.
Select
the
BAKE
mode.
See
the
Use
and
Care
Manual
for
detailed
operation
instructions.
3.
Verify
that
the
oven
light
comes
on
and
the
oven
begins
to
preheat.
4.
Test
the
door
lock.
Set
the
SELF
CLEAN
mode.
Confirm
that
the
door
locks
when
the
lock
icon
appears
in
the
display.
5.
If
installing
a
double
oven,
test
the
second
oven
as
well.
6.
If
any
of
the
tests
do
not
result
as
explained
above,
contact
Bosch
service
for
assistance.
Otherwise,
the
installation
is
complete
at
this
time.
Service
Before
Calling
Service
See
Use
and
Care
Manual
for
troubleshooting
information.
Refer
to
the
Warranty
in
the
Use
and
Care
Manual.
To
reach
a
service
representative,
see
the
contact
information
at
the
front
of
the
manual.
Please
be
prepared
with
the
information
printed
on
your
product
data
plate
when
calling.
Data
Plate
The
data
plate
shows
the
model
and
serial
number.
Refer
to
the
data
plate
on
the
appliance
when
requesting
service.
English
14
The
data
plate
is
located
on
the
underside
of
the
control
panel:
Data
Plate
Table
des
matiéres
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Cet
appareil
électroménager
de
Bosch
est
fait
par
BSH
Home
Appliances
Corporation
5551
McFadden
Ave.
Huntington
Beach,
CA
92649
Questions
?
1-800-944-2904
www.boschappliances.com
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attendons
de
vos
nouvelles
!
Securite
Consignes
de
securite
importantes
A
LIRE
ET
CONSERVER
CES
CONSIGNES
AVERTISSEMENT:
si
les
informations
de
ce
manuel
ne
sont
pas suivies
a
la
lettre,
un
incendie
ou
un
choc
électrique
peuvent
se
produire
et
sont
susceptibles
de
causer
des
dommages
matériels
ou
des lésions
corporeiles.
AVERTISSEMENT:
ne
pas
réparer
ni
remplacer
des
piéces
de
l'appareil
a
moins
que
cela
ne
soit
expressément
recommandé
dans
le
manuel.
Toute
installation,
reparation
ou
maintenance
inadéquate
peut
entrafner
des
blessures
ou
des
dommages
matérieis.
Consulter
ce
manuel
pour
obtenir
des
conseils
sur
la
fagon
de
procéder.
Tous
les
travaux
d'entretien
doivent
étre
confiés
a
un
technicien
qualifié.
Sécurité
de
manipulation
de
l'appareil
Ne
pas
soulever
l'appareil
par
la
poignée
de
la
porte.
Enlever
la
porte
pour
faciliter
la
manipulation
et
l'installation
de
l'appareil.
Voir
les
instructions
du
Manuel
d'utilisation
et
d'entretien.
Cet
appareil
est
lourd
et
il
faut
au
moins
deux
personnes
ou
'équipement
approprié
pour
le
déplacer.
Les
surfaces
cachées
peuvent
comporter
des arétes
vives.
Faites
attention
en
étendant
le
bras
derriére
l'appareil
ou
en
dessous.
Codes
et
normes
de
sécurité
Cet
appareil
est
conforme
a
une
ou
plusieurs
des
normes
suivantes
:
*
UL
858,
Norme
pour
la
sécurité
des
cuisiniéres
électriques
domestiques
*
UL
923,
Norme
pour
la
sécurité
des
appareils
de
cuisson
a
micro-ondes
*
UL
507,
Norme
pour
la
sécurité
des
ventilateurs
électriques
*
ANSI
Z21.1,
Norme
nationale
américaine
pour
les
appareils
de
cuisson
a
gaz
domestiques
Francais
1
*
CAN/CSA-C22.2
No.
113-M1984,
Ventilateurs
et
soufflantes
*
CAN/CSA-C22.2
No.
61-M89,
Cuisiniéres
pour
usage
ménager
ll
incombe
au
propriétaire
et
a
l'installateur
de
déterminer
si
des
exigences
et/ou
normes
additionnelles
s'appliquent
pour
des
installations
spécifiques.
Sécurité
électrique
Avant
de
brancher
le
cordon
électrique,
vérifier
que
toutes
les
commandes
sont
dans
la
position
"OFF"
(Arrét).
Sil
y a
lieu,
conformément
au
Code
national
de
I'électricité
(ou
au
Code
canadien
de
I'électricité),
cet
appareil
doit
étre
installé sur
un
circuit
de
dérivation
séparé.
Installateur
-
indiquer
au
propriétaire
l'emplacement
du
disjoncteur
ou
du
fusible.
Identifier
sa
position
pour
pouvoir
le
retrouver
facilement
plus
tard.
Important
-
Conserver
ces
instructions
pour
l'usage
de
l'inspecteur
local
en
électricité.
Avant
l'installation,
couper
le
courant
au
panneau
de
service.
Verrouiller
le
panneau
de
service pour
éviter
que
le
courant
ne
soit
accidentellement
rétabli.
Pour
plus
d'informations,
se
reporter
a
la
plaque
signalétique.
Pour
connaitre
l'emplacement
de
la
plaque
signalétique,
voir
"Plaque
signalétique"
sous
"Entretien".
S'assurer
que
l'appareil
est
adéquatement
installé
et
mis
a
la
terre
par
un
technicien
qualifié.
L'installation,
les
connexions
électriques
et
la
mise
a
la
terre
doivent
étre
conformes
a
tous
les
codes
applicables.
Sécurité
apparentée
concernant
l'équipement
Retirer
le
ruban
adhésif
et
l'emballage
avant
d'utiliser
l'appareil.
Détruire
l'emballage
aprés
avoir
déballé
l'appareil.
Ne
jamais
laisser
les
enfants
jouer
avec
les
matériaux
de
conditionnement.
Ne
jamais
modifier
ni
altérer
la
configuration
de
l'appareil.
Par
exemple,
ne
pas
retirer
les
pieds
de
nivellement,
les
panneaux,
les
couvercles
de
cablage
ou
les
fixations/vis
antibasculement.
Transport
Pour
éviter
tout
dommage
a
|'évent
du
four, utiliser
la
méthode
de
transport
illustrée
ci-dessous.
Francais
2
Preparation
Avant
de
commencer
Outils
et
pieces
nécessaires
*
Tournevis
a
téte
Phillips
«
Ruban
a
mesurer
*
Perceuse
avec
foret
(1/8
po)
Piéces
incluses
*
Vis
cruciformes
(6)
Francais
3
Informations
générales
Exigences
électriques
La
prise
doit
6tre
correctement
reliée
a
la
terre
selon
tous
les
codes
applicabies.
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