Dacor Epicure er36d User manual

cdacor

The

Life

of

the

Kitchen®

Installation

Instructions

.

®

Epicure

Range

For

use

with

models

ER36D,

ER36D-C,

ER48D,

ER48D-C

THIS

APPLIANCE

HAS

BEEN

TESTED

IN

ACCORDANCE

WITH

THE

LATEST

EDITION

OF

ANSI

221.1

STANDARD

FOR

HOUSEHOLD

GAS

COOKING

APPLIANCES.

Part

No.

100843

Rev.

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Table

of

Contents

Important

Safety

INStructions

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Installation

Instructions

Customer

Service

Information

Preparing

for

Installation

Planning

the

Installation...

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Electrical

Connection...

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Gas

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Gas

Supply

Requirements

Final

Installation

Product

Dimensions.................

Installing

the

Burner

Knobs

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Layout...

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Installing

the

Burner

Components

Verifying

Proper

Operation

Installation

Checklist

IMPORTANT:

Installer:

In

the

interest

of

safety

and

to

minimize

problems,

read

these

installation

instructions

completely

and

carefully

before

you

begin

the

installation

process.

Leave

these

installation

instructions

with

the

customer.

«

Gustomer:

Keep

these

installation

instructions

for

future

reference

and

the

local

building

inspector’s

use.

Specifications

contained

within

are

subject

to

change

without

notice.

No

liability

is

assumed

by

Dacor®

for

changes

in

specifications.

©

2007

Dacor,

all

rights

reserved.

Important

Safety

Instructions

Important

Information

About

Safety

WARNING

Instructions

WARNING

—

NEVER

use

this

appliance

as

a

space

heater

to

heat

or

warm

the

room

Doing

so

may

result

in

carbon

monoxide

poisoning

and

overheating

of

the

appliance

The

Important

Safety

Instructions

and

warnings

tn

this

manual

are

not

meant

to

cover

all

possible

problems

and

conditions

that

can

occur

Use

common

sense

and caution

when

installing,

maintaining

or

operating

this

or

any

other

appliance

WARNING

Always

contact

the

Dacor

Customer

Service

Team

about

problems

|

WARNING

—

NEVER

cover

any

slots,

holes

or

passages

on

and

conditions

that

you

do

not

understand

the

inside

or

outside

of

the

range

or

cover

an

entire

rack

with

S

f

S b

|

d

[

b

|

materials

such

as

aluminum

foil

Doing

so

blocks

air

flow

a

ely

ym

ols

an

avels

through

the

oven

and

may

cause

carbon

monoxide

poisoning

Aluminum

foil

lings

may

also

trap

heat,

causing

a

fire

hazard

DANGER

Immediate

hazards

that

WILL

result

in

severe

personal

injury

or

CALIFORNIA

PROPOSITION

65

WARNING

death

The

burning

of

gas

cooking

fuel

generates

some

by-products

that

are

on

the

list

of

substances

which

are

known

by

the

State

WARNING

of

California

to

cause

cancer

or

reproductive

harm

California

law

requires

businesses

to

warn

customers

of

potential

exposure

to

such

substances

To

minimize

exposure

to

these

substances,

always

operate

this

unit

according

to

the

use

and

care

manual,

ensuring

you

provide

good

ventilation

when

CAUTION

cooking

with

gas

Hazards

or

unsafe

practices

that

COULD

result

in

minor

personal

injury

or

property

damage

Hazards

or

unsafe

practices

that

COULD

result

in

severe

personal

injury

or

death

DANGER

IMPORTANT:

If

you

smell

gas:

*

Do

not

use

or

light

any

appliance

*

Do

not

touch

any

electrical

switch

or

use

any

electrical

devices,

including

the

telephone,

in

your

building

*

From

a

neighbors

phone,

immediately

call

the

gas

supplier

Follow

the

gas

supplier’s

instructions

*

—

If

you

cannot

contact

the

gas

supplier,

call

the

fire

department

IMPORTANT:

Do

not

store

or

use

combustible,

flammable

or

explosive

vapors

and

liquids

(such

as

gasoline)

inside

or

in

the

vicinity

of

this

or

any

other

appliance

Also

keep

items

that

could

explode,

such

as

aerosol

cans,

away

from

the

burners

and

the

oven

Do

not

store

flammable

or

explosive

materials

in

adjacent

cabinets

or

areas

IMPORTANT:

Child

entrapment

and

suffocation

are

not

probiems

of

the

past

Junked

or

abandoned

appliances

are

still

dangerous,

even

if

they

sit

out

for

“just

a

few

days

”

When

taking

an

appliance

out

of

service,

please

follow

the

instructions

below

to

help

prevent

accidents:

*

Take

off

the

door

*

Leave

the

racks

tn

place

so

children

cannot

easily

climb

inside

*

Cut

the

prongs

off

the

power

cable

plug

and discard

them

*

Cut

the

power

cable

off

and discard

it

separately

from

the

old

appliance

READ

AND

SAVE

THESE

INSTRUCTIONS

dacor

1

Important

Safety

Instructions

General

Safety

Precautions

To

reduce

the

risk

of

fire,

explosion,

electric

shock,

serious

injury

or

death

when

installing

or

using

this

appliance,

follow

basic

safety

precautions,

including

the

following:

WARNING

«...-Read

the

accompanying

use

and

care

manual

before

operating

this

appliance.

«

-Keep.packaging

materials

away

from

children.

Plastic

sheets

and

bags

can

cause

suffocation.

«Ifyou

receive

a

damaged

product,

immediately

contact

your

dealer

or

builder..Do

not

install

or

use.a

damaged

appliance.

«

.-This

range

must

be

properly

installed

and

grounded

by

a.

qualified

installer-according

to.

these

installation

instructions

prior

to

use.

The

installer

should

show

the

customer

the

location

of

the

gas

shut

off

valve

and

the

fuse-or

junction

box

so

that

they

know

where

and

how

to.turn

offthe

gas

supply

and

electric

power

to

the

range.

«If

the

wail

behind

the

cooktop

is

constructed

of

combustible

material,

the

optional

3”,

9”-or 24”

-backguard

must

be

installed

on the

back

of

the

range.

Do

not

operate

the

range

without

the.

backguard

in

place

if

the

back

wall

is:

made

of

combustible

materials.

A

fire

may

result.

*.

Do

not

install,

repair

or:

replace any

part

of

the

range

unless.

specifically

recommended

in

the

literature

accompanying

it-A

qualified

service

technician

should

perform

all

other

service.

«Do

not

connect

this

range.

to.

the-gas

supply

without

the

supplied

gas

pressure

regulator

installed.

«..

Before.

performing

any

type

of

service

or

installation,

make.

sure

that

the

gas.supply

and

electric

power

to

the

range

are

turned

off.

«--NEVER

block

or-cover

any

slots,

holes

or

passages

anywhere

inside

the

oven

or

on

the

outside

of

the

range

or

cover

an

oven

rack

with

materials

such

as

aluminum

foil.

Doing

so

blocks

airflow.

through

the

oven

and

cooktop

and

may

cause

carbon

monoxide

poisoning

or

fire.

See

the.

Getting

to

Know.

Your

Range

section

of

the

use

and

care

manual

forthe

location

of

the

various

air-holes

(slots).

«-~

Only_use

the

range

for

cooking

tasks

expected

of

a

home

appliance

as

outlined

in

the

literature

accompanying

it.-This

range

is

not

intended

for

commercial

use.

*

DO

NOT

TOUCH

THE

SURFACES

OF

THE

OVEN

OR

COOKTOP

DURING

OR

IMMEDIATELY AFTER

USE.

«

To

avoid

the

possibility

of

fire,

never-leave.

this.

appliance

unattended.

when

the

cooktop

is

in

use.

«Do

not

climb

on

any

part

of

the

appliance.

+.

Do-not

leave

children

or-pets

alone

or

unattended

in

the

area

around

the

range..Do

not

allow

children

to

play

with the

controls,

pull-on

the

handle(s),.or:touch

other

parts

of

the

range.

«Do

not

store

items

of

interest

to

children.on

top

of

or

above

the

range.

Children

could

be

burned

or-injured

while

climbing

on the

appliance.

«--Do-not

attempt

to

use

this

appliance

in

the

event.of.a

power

failure.

«Do

not

tamper

with

the

controls.

Do

not

adjust

or-alter'any

part

of

the

range

unless

specifically

instructed

to.do.so-in

these

instructions.

«To

prevent

the

unit

from

tipping

forward

and

to

provide

a

stable

installation,

this

range

must

be

secured

in

place

with

the

anti-tip

device.as

specified

in

these

instructions.

«Clean

the

cooktop

thoroughly

before

operating

it

for-the

first

time.

«Keep

flammable

items,

such

as

paper,

cardboard,

plastic

and

cloth

away.from

the

burners

and

other

hot

surfaces.

Do

not

place

such

items

in

the

oven(s).-Do

not

allow

pot

holders

to.touch

hot

surfaces

or-gas

burners.

«Do

not

wear.loose

or

hanging

apparel

while

using

the

range.

Do:not

allow

clothing

to

come

into

contact

with the

interior

of

the

oven(s)

or

the

cooktop

and

surrounding

areas

during

and

immediately

after

use.

«To

avoid

a

fire

hazard,

do

not.

hang

flammable

or

heat

sensitive

objects

over

the

range.

If

the

range

is

near.a

window,

do

not

use

long

curtains

as

window.treatment.

The.

curtains

could

blow.over

the

cooktop

and

create

a

fire

hazard.

«--.Do

not

use

the

oven(s)

for.

storage.

«

--Do-not

touch

the

burner

assembly,

grates

or

surrounding

surfaces

(including

the

backguard):or

the

interior

surfaces

of.

the

oven(s)

during

use.

After

use,

make

sure

these

surfaces

have

had

sufficient

time

to

cool

before

touching

them.

«-.-Do

not

touch

the

outside

surfaces

of

the

range

during

the

self-clean

cycle.

They

will

be

hot.

Venting

from

the

oven

may

cause

the

cooktop

and

backguard

to

become

hot.

«Make

sure

that

all

the

cooktop

parts

are

dry.

before

lighting

a

‘burner.

«Turn

the

knobs

to

the

“OFF”

position

prior

to

removing

them

from

the

valve

stems.

«The

cooktop

should

never

be

operated

without

the

knobs

and

trim-rings

in

place.

2

dacor

Important

Safety

Instructions

¢....For

your

safety,

-do

not

use.

the

oven

to

cook

without

the

convection

filter(s)

installed.

When

the

filter

is

not

installed, the

spinning

fan

blades

at

the

back

of

the

oven

are

exposed.

«Non-stick

coatings,

when

heated,

can

be

harmful

to

birds.

Remove

birds

toa

separate,

well-ventilated

room

during

cooking.

CAUTION

+

Jo

prevent

damage,

remove

the

meat

probe

from

the

oven(s)

when

it

is

not

being

used.

*

Do

not

line

the

oven(s)

with

aluminum

foil

or

other.materials.

These

items can

melt-or

burn

up

during

self-cleaning

and

cause

permanent

damage

to

the

oven.

-.Do.not

leave

metal

objects,

such

as

aluminum

foil,

the

meat

probe,

cookie

sheets,

etc..on

the

bottom

of

the

oven(s).-Objects

left

on

the

bottom

of

the

oven

could

damage

the

bake

element.

In-addition,

the

objects

themselves

could

be

damaged.

*---On-

some

ovens,

the

bake

and

broil

elements.

are

behind

glass

panels

on the

floor

and

ceiling

of

the

oven

chamber.

Do

not

cover

these

glass

panels

with

cookie

sheets,

aluminum

foil,

pots,

pans,

etc.

Covering

them

could

cause

the

heating

elements

to

over-

heat,

damaging

the

oven.

«Do

not

expose

the

knobs

or

trim

rings

to.direct

flame,

hot

utensils

or

other

sources

of

heat.

«Always

ensure

that

the

light

fixture

lens

covers.are

in

place

when

using

the

oven(s):

The

lens

covers

protect

the

light

bulbs

from

breakage caused

by

high

oven

temperatures

or

mechanical

shock.

Customer

Service

Information

If

you

have

questions

or

problems

with

installation,

contact

your

Model

Identification

Dacor

dealer

or

the

Dacor

Customer

Service

Team.

For

repairs

to

Dacor

appliances

under

warranty

call

the

Dacor

Distinctive

Cc.

Service

line.

Whenever

you

call,

have

the

model

and

serial

ER36D

C

SCHING/H

number

of

the

appliance

ready.

The

serial

number

and

rating

labels

are

inside

the

grate,

inside

the

door.

Dacor

Customer

Service

Team

SIZE

(inches)

Phone:

(800)

793-0093

(U.S.A.

and

Canada)

COUNTRY

CODE

Monday

—

Friday

6:00

a.m.

to

5:00

p.m.

Pacific

Time

Web

site:

www.Dacor.com

©

=

Equipped

for

use

in

Canada

No

Ch

ter

=

Equipped

fe

inU.SA.

Dacor

Distinctive

Service

(for

repairs

under

warranty

only)

oN

aracter

auippecoruse

in

Phone:

(877)

337-3226

(U.S.A.

and

Canada)

GAS

TYPE

Monday

—

Friday

6:00

a.m.

to

4:00

p.m.

Pacific

Time

NG

=

Natural

Gas

LP

=

Liquid

Petroleum

(Propane)

ALTITUDE

Model

and

serial

number

label

located

inside

grill

H

=

Equipped

for

high

altitude

operation,

4000

ft.

(1219

m)

and

up

No

Character

=

Equipped

for

low

altitude

operation

Model

and

Serial

Number

Location

dacar

3

Planning

the

Installation

WARNING

IMPORTANT:

Observe

all

governing

codes

and

ordinances

during

planning

and

installation.

Contact

your

local

building

department

for

further

information.

Electrical

Requirements

-

U.S.A.

IMPORTANT:

The

information

below

does

not

apply

to

units

equipped

for

use

in

Canada.

It

is

the

owner’s

responsibility

to

ensure

that

the

electrical

connection

of

this

appliance

is

performed

by

a

licensed

electrician.

The

electrical

installation,

including

minimum

supply

wire

size

and

grounding,

must

be

in

accordance

with

the

National

Electric

Code

ANSI/NFPA

70-1993

(or

latest

revision)

and

local

codes

and

ordinances.

The

standard

is

available

from:

National

Fire

Protection

Association

1

Batterymarch

Park

Quincy,

Massachusetts

02269-9101

«

The

correct

voltage,

frequency

and

amperage

must

be

supplied

to

the

appliance

from

a

separate,

grounded,

circuit

that

is

protected

by

a

properly

sized

circuit

breaker

or

time

delay

fuse.

Refer

to

the

data

on

the

range

rating

label.

NOMINAL

ELECTRIC

CIRCUIT

REQUIREMENTS

-

U.S.A.

Range

Total

Connected

Model

Circuit

Required

Load

240

Vac*,

60

Hz,

30

Amp.

(Min.)

ER36D

40

Amp.

(Recommended)

6.5

kW

(28

Amp.)

ER48D

240

Vac*,

60

Hz,

50

Amp.

10.0

kW

(42

Amp.)

*

4-wire,

two

120

Vac

hot

(L1

and

L2),

one

neutral,

one

ground

The

ratings

above

are

for

reference

only.

Refer

to

the

range

rating

label

for

exact

specifications

(see

page

3

for

location).

*

Consult

local

building

codes

for

the

type

and

minimum

wire

gauge

to

use

for

the

power

requirements

listed

on

the

rating

label.

*«

Suggested

wiring

color

code:

Black, white,

red

and

green.

«

The

wiring

needs

to

be

long

enough

to

allow

the

range

to

be

pulled

out

from

the

wall

for

service,

while

remaining

connected.

See

page

10

for

further

details.

«

The

wiring

to

the

range

must:

®

Have

a

minimum

rating

of

250

Volts

@

30

Amps

for

model

ER36D,

250

Volts

@

50

amps

for

mode!

ER48D

®

Include

a

strain

relief

®

Be

terminated

by

tinned

leads,

closed

loop

terminals

or

open

ended

spade

lugs with

upturned

ends

«

Where

local

code

permits,

a

three

(3)

or

four

(4)

wire

appliance

cord

may

be

used.

The

appliance

cord

must:

®

Be

UL

listed

type

SRD

or

SRDT

®

Be

equipped

with

a

NEMA

14-50P

4

wire plug

or,

where

local

code

permits,

a

NEMA

10-50P

3

wire

plug.

NEMA

14-50P

Plug

NEMA

10-50P

Plug

«

Prior

to

range

installation,

have

a

licensed

electrician

install

a

conduit

junction

box

or

electrical

receptacle

according

to

the

type

of

wiring

used.

4

dacor

Electrical

Requirements

-

Canada

It

is

the

owner’s

responsibility

to

ensure

that

the

required

4

wire

electrical

outlet

is

installed

by

a

licensed

electrician

as

specified

below

prior

to

range

installation.

The

electrical

outlet

installation,

including

minimum

supply

wire

size

and

grounding,

must

be

in

accordance

with

all

governing

codes

and

ordinances.

«

The

correct

voltage,

frequency

and

amperage

must

be

supplied

to

the

appliance

from

a

separate,

grounded,

circuit

that

is

protected

by

a

properly

sized

circuit

breaker

or

time

delay

fuse.

Refer

to

the

data

on

the

range

rating

label.

NOMINAL

ELECTRIC

CIRCUIT

REQUIREMENTS

-

CANADA

Range

ae

.

Total

Connected

Model

Circuit

Required

Load

ER36D

240

Vac*,

60

Hz,

30

Amp.

(Min.)

6.5

KW

(28

Amp.)

40

Amp.

(Recommended)

ER48D

240

Vac*,

60

Hz,

50

Amp.

10.0

kW

(42

Amp.)

*

4-wire,

two 120

Vac

hot

(L1

and

L2),

one

neutral,

one

ground

The

ratings

above

are

for

reference

only.

Refer

to

the

range

rating

label

for

exact

specifications

(see

page

3

for

location).

«

Freestanding

ranges

equipped

for

use

in

Canada

come

pre-

wired

with

a

4

wire

appliance

cord

and

NEMA

14-50P

plug.

*

Do

not

modify

the

factory

wiring.

U0

The

plug

is

designed

to

plug

directly

into

a

NEMA

14-50R

electrical

receptacie

installed

by

a

licensed

electrician

according

NEMA

14-50R

Receptacle

to

the

above

specifications.

Cc

Gas

Supply

Requirements

(All

units)

«

Check

your

local

building

codes

for

the

proper

method

of

installation.

In

the

absence

of

local

codes,

this

appliance

should

be

installed

in

accordance

with

the

National

Fuel

Gas

Code

ANSI

2223.1.

«

Be

certain

that

the

appliance

being

installed

is

correct

for

the

gas service

provided

(natural

gas

or

LP

gas).

Also,

if

operating

the

range

at

an

altitude

above

4000

ft.

(1219

m)

make

sure

it

is

equipped

for

high

altitude

operation.

Refer

to

the

range

rating

label

and

the

table

on

page

3

to

determine

the

correct

model.

«

See

the

table

below

for

gas

supply

pressure

requirements.

*

The

regulator

inlet

accommodates

a

3/4”

gas

line.

The

range

ships

with

a

1/2”

to

3/4”

adapter

connected

to

the

regulator.

GAS

SUPPLY

PRESSURE

REQUIREMENTS*

Minimum

Gas

Supply

Pressure**

Minimum

Gas

Type

Manifold

Pressure

Natural

Gas

5”

Water

Column

6”

Water

Column

Liquid

Propane

(LP)]|

10”

Water

Column

11”

Water

Column

*

The

gas

supply

pressure

for

testing

the

regulator

setting

shall

be

at

least

1

inch

water

column

(249Pa)

above

the

specified

manifold

pressure.

**

Maximum

gas

supply

pressure

for

all

models:

1/2

p.s.i.

The

ratings

above

are

for

reference

only.

Refer

to

the

range

rating

label

for

exact

specifications

(see

page

3

for

location).

Planning

the

Installation

Product

Dimensions

Product

tolerances:

+1/16”

(1.6

mm)

r

Gas

regulator

access,

°

cover

removed

GAS

-

ELECTRICAL

ACCESS

DIMENSIONS

y

Model

A

B c D

E*

;

Range

electrical

access,

|

ER36D

5

5/8”

18

3/8”

10

3/4”

13

11/16”

7/8”

cover

removed

(142.9

mm)

|

(466.7

mm)

|

(273.0

mm)

|

(347.7

mm)

|

(22.2

mm)

|

ER48D

3

13/16”

18

11/16”

9

3/8”

13

3/4”

1

1/8”

|

(96.8

mm)

|

(474.7

mm)

|

(238.1

mm)

|

(349.3

mm)

|

(28.6

mm)

.

|

4

*

The

diameter

on

models

equipped

for

use

in

Canada

is

%”

(6.4mm)

larger

Inlet

|

Back

of

range

than

those

stated.

Canadian

units

come

from

the

factory

pre-wired

with

B

|

an

appliance

cord.

When

installing

an

appliance

cord

on

models

that

are

1

not

pre-wired,

the

hole

size

must

be

increased

to

1

1/8”

(1

3/8”

for

model

|

_

ER48D)

by

removing

the

conduit

bracket

inside

the

range

electrical

access

|

lk

t

box.

|

D

,

|

:

|

.

pA

|

E

Electrical

connection

Cc

|

hole

in

bottom

¢

|

—_———.

48”

(1219

mm)

—————————»

|

Front

of

open

door

++

30

3/4”

(781

mm)

———»

Front

of

handle

~t————.

29

3/8”

(746

mm)

———+|

Front

edge

of

bull

nose

}~t———

28

1/4”

(718

mm)

———»|

Front

panel

|~«<——

26

1/8”

(664

mm)

———+|

Rear

of

front

panel/oven

door

l~a—

9”

{|

(229

mm)

a

i

2"

»

24”

(610

mm)

19"

|

(91

mm)

Backguard

**

(483

mm)

15

1/4"

||

Backguard

**

ve

f j

\

1

9/16"—»

q

4

(40

mm)

}

.

3"

(76

mm)

1

1/16”

(27

mm)

to

cooking

Backguard**

surface

(top

of

grates)

from

|

top

of

trim

37”

(940

mm)

Finished

side

to

panel

35

3/4"

(908

mm)

tonne

ne

**

Optional

in

Width:

ER36D

-

35

7/8”

(911

mm)

y I

ER48D

-

47

7/8”

(1216

mm)

dacor

5

Planning

the

Installation

Cabinet

Layout

Carefully

check

the

location

where

the

range

is

to

be

installed.

For

best

performance,

the

range

should

be

placed

away

from

drafts

that

may

be

caused

by

doors,

windows

and

heating

and

air

conditioning

outlets.

To

reduce

the

risk

of

personal

injury

and

to

reduce

accumulated

smoke

in

the

room,

Dacor

strongly

recommends

installing

a

range

hood.

Arange

hood

should

project

horizontally

a

minimum

of

5

inches

beyond

the

face

of

the

cabinets.

Ail

maximum

and

minimum

dimensions

and

clearances

shown

in

the

diagrams

below

must

be

maintained

for

safe

operation.

The

range

may

be

installed

flush

to

the

rear

wall.

Dacor

strongly

recommends

installing

a

non-combustible

material

on

the

rear

wall

above

the

range

and

up

to

the

vent

hood

or

installation

of

a

backguard.

It

is

not

necessary

to

install

non-

combustible

materials

behind

the

range

below

the

countertop

height.

Gas

and

Electrical

Service

The

shaded

area

shown

denotes

the

location

of

the

gas

inlet

and

the

electrical

junction

box/receptacle.

This

is

the

recommended

location.

For

replacement

purposes,

the

location

of

the

existing

utilities

may

be

utilized

provided

they

do

not

interfere

with

the

sides

or

rear

of

the

range.

Check

local

building

codes

for

permissible

gas

valve

locations.

An

external

manual

shut-off

valve

must

be

installed

between

the

gas

inlet

and

the

range,

for

the

purpose

of

turning

on

or

shutting

off

gas

to

the

appliance.

The

installation

must

allow

for

the

following:

Access

to

the

gas

shut-off

valve

when

the

unit

is

installed.

Access

to

the

remote

circuit

breaker

panel/fuse

box,

when

the

range

is in

place.

The

gas

supply

piping

and

shut-off

valve,

and

the

electrical

junction

box/receptacle

must

be

located

so

they

do

not

interfere

with

the

range

when

it

is

installed.

The

junction

box and gas

shut

off

valve

must

be

located

so

that

the

range

can

be

pulled

out

for

service

while

the

Any

openings

in

the

wall

behind

the

appliance

or

in

the

floor

:

,

appliance

remains

connected.

underneath

it

must

be

sealed.

Note

2

walls

above

the

range

x“

(both

sides)

13”

(330

Max.*

at

G

-

CUTOUT

DIMENSIONS

et

Backsplash

Pd

\

Range

Model

F

G

H

Minumum

Countertop

Height:

‘ \

'

*

7 :

30

1/4”

(768

mm)

ER36D

42°

(1067

mm)

36

1/16

33%

Maximum

Countertop

Height:

i

36”

(914

mm)**

|

(916

mm)**

(848

mm)

36

1/2”

(927

mm)

i

1

2

13/16"

'

714

'

ER4aD

54”

(1372

mm)*

|

48

1/16”

43%"

3/e"

(10

my

J

48”

(1219

mm)**

|

(1221

mm)**

(1102

mm)

/

Min.

flat

countertop

“.

o

non-combustible

overhang

~.L

we”

*

Recommended

**

Minimum

rear

wall

recommended

H

|

a

H

|!

Standard

Cutout

with

|

dt

Range

Hood

_f_

TL

\

/

10"

(254

mm)

Min.

—~

to

combustible

side

Non-combustible

surface

along

back

wall

recommended

30”

(762

mm)

Cutout

with

Optional

ERV

Raised

Vent

(Top

View)

40”

(254

mm)

Min.

18”

(457

mm)

to

combustible

side

Min.1:4

~

t

walls

above

the

range

(both

sides)

APPROVED

RAISED

VENT

MODEL

NUMBERS

Range

Model

ERV

Raised

Vent

Model

ER36D

ERV36-ER

locaton

of

ER48D

ERV48-ER

utilities?

IMPORTANT:

See

the

raised

vent

installation

instructions

for

the

duct

and

electrical

installation

requirements.

Use

only

the

raised

vent

models

specified

above.

'

Vertical

to

combustible

surface

from

range

grate

level:

if

installing

an

overhead

vent

hood,

also

check

the

hood

specifications

for

minimum

required

clearances.

?

Cabinet/countertop

depth

is

at

discretion

of

customer

but

cabinet

face

MUST

NOT

protrude

further

than

rear

of

front

panel,

see

product

dimensions.

>

Consult

local

code

for

exact

location

requirements.

4

Not

applicable

for

cabinets

more

than

a

horizontal

distance

of

10”

(254

mm)

from

the

edge

of

the

range.

Cutout

tolerances:

+1/16”

(+1.6

mm),

-0

unless

otherwise

stated

Installation

Instructions

Preparing

for

Installation

Pe

lf

the

gas

or

electric

service

provided

does

nol

meet

the

product

specifications,

do

not

proceed

with the

installation.

Call

the

dealer,

the

gas

supplier

or

a

licensed

electrician.

Before

installing

the

range,

you

must

locate

and

secure

the

anti-tio

bracket

to

the floor

IMPORTANT:

Within

the

Commonwealth

of

Massachusetts,

this

appliance must

be

installed

by

a

licensed

plumber

or

gas

fitter.

Unpacking

the

Range

Unpack

the

parts

box and

verify

that

all

required

components

have

been

provided.

If

any

item

is

missing

or

damaged,

please

contact

your

dealer

immediately.

Do

not

install

a

damaged

or

incomplete

appliance.

The

customer

must

report

cosmetic

issues

within

30

days

of

installation.

Parts

List

.

3

Grates

.

2

Small

stack

burner

caps

2

Small

stack

burner

rings

3

18”

Racks

(ER48D

only)

6

Knobs

Anti-tio

bracket

w/screws

*

2

Large

stack

burner

caps

Meat

probe

*

2

Large

stack

burner

rings

Griddle

*

2

Crown

burner

caps

Wok

ring

2

Crown

burner

rings

2

Crown

burner

heads

Stainless

steel

cleaner

Literature

kit

.

1

GlideRack™

oven

rack

.

2

Standard

size

racks

Broiler

pan/grill

See

the

use

and

care

manual

for

a

list

of

optional

parts

and

accessories.

WARNING

Do

not

connect

the

unit

to

gas

or

power

before

proceeding

with

the

following

sections.

Level

and

Adjust

the

Range

Height

1.

Adjust

the

height

by

turning

the

bottom

part

of

each

leg

as

shown.

Raise

or

lower

the

range

until

the

trim

around

the

cooktop

area

is

slightly

higher

than

the

counter-top.

If

installing

with

a

raised

vent,

adjust

the

height

so

that

the

trim

matches

the

height

of

the

vent’s

top

in

the

down

position.

Rear

leg

—~_>

Back

of

range

1

1/4”

*

up

Anti-Tip

Foot

(location

varies)

*

Distance

to

floor:

4

1/16"

to

5

5/16”

down

tee

2.

Use

a

level

to

make

sure

that

the

range

does

not

tilt

front

to

back

or

side

to

side.

Readjust

the

legs

if

necessary.

Install

the

Anti-Tip

Bracket

and

Foot

1.

Locate

the

anti-tip

foot

and

lower

it

until

it

is

1/16”

(2

mm)

off

the

floor.

See

the

diagram

above.

Locate

the

anti-tip

bracket

included

in

the

parts

box.

Install

the

anti-tip

bracket

on

the

floor

using

the

four

(4)

included

screws.

The

mounting

location

varies

according

to

the

model.

See

the

diagram

below

for

location.

Bracket

.

Top

view

Back

of

Range

range

right

side

panel

fo

ANTI-TIP

BRACKET

PLACEMENT

Dimension

ER36D ER48D

J 7

1/2”

(191

mm)

19”

(483

mm)

K

6

1/2”

(165

mm)

6

1/4”

(159

mm)

dacor

7

Installation

Instructions

Installing

an

ERV

Raised

Vent

(Optional)

Install

the

ERV

raised

vent

before

installing

the

range.

See

the

ERV

Installation

Instructions,

PN

103106.

IMPORTANT:

The

ERV

series

raised

vent

attaches

to

the

narrow

back

portion

of

the

ERV

style

cutout.

It

is

self-supporting

in

the

cutout

and

does

not

actually

attach

to

the

range

itself.

Installing

a

Backguard

(Optional)

WARNING

Do

not

operate

the

range

without

the

island

tim

or

a

backguard

instalied,

NOTES:

+

—

Install

the

backguard

before

making

the

range

gas and

electrical

connections.

*

Dacor

recommends

that

the

24

inch

backguard

be

installed

by

at

least

two

people.

To

install

a

backguard:

1.

Remove

the

thirteen

(13)

screws

on

the

front

and

back

of

the

island

trim

and

slide

the

trim

off

the

unit.

Trim

Removal

Remove

the

backguard

from

its

box.

3.

24

inch

backguard

only:

Use

eight

(8)

hex

screws

from

the

backguard

kit

to

attach

the

support

brackets

to

the

range

chassis.

Make

sure

the

gas

line

is

positioned

under

the

bracket

as

shown

below.

Gas

line

[

Hex

screw,

>

*%

8

places

Support

Bracket

Installation

for

24

Inch

Backguard

8

dacor

4.

To

avoid

scratches,

place

small

scraps

of

thin

cardboard

on

the

rear

of

the

side

panels

where

the

backguard

will

make

contact.

Place

the

backguard

over

the

back

of

the

range.

Special

attention

should

be

given

to

the

lower

flange

in

front

of

the

backguard,

which

musi

fit

between

the

stainless

steel

side

panels

and

over

the

existing

stainless

steel

trim

piece

(see

range

side

detail

below).

On

the

24

inch

backquard:

The

“C”

channels

on

the

backguard

slide

into

the

brackets

on

the

range

chassis.

Sliding

the

Backguard

Into

Place

Front

flange

of

backguard

Stainless

steel

trim

piece

Back

of

backguard

/

~<—

Front

of

range

T

Cooktop

chassis

Range

back

cover

/

Range

Side

Detail

Installation

Instructions

5.

Fasten

the

backguard

and

the

stainless

steel

trim

piece

in

place

with

the

five

(5)

existing

chrome

plated

screws.

Removing

the

Oven

Door

6.

Secure

the

rear

of

the

backguard

to

the

back

of

the

range

WARNING

ith

the

eight

(8)

existing

h

.

:

wl

©

eight

(8)

existing

hex

screws

Do

not

attempt

to

disengage

the

hinge

catches

with

the

door(s)

removed

from

the

range.

[he

hinge

springs

could

release

causing

personal

injury.

Do

not

lift

or

carry

tne

oven

door(s)

by

the

handle.

NOTE:

When

installing

a

backguard,

always

install

it

before

sliding

the

range

into

place.

See

page

8.

To

make

the

range

easier

to

move,

remove

the

door(s)

to

reduce

weight.

1.

Open

the

door

to

its

fully

opened

position.

2.

Rotate

the

catch

over

the

retaining

arm

on

each

hinge.

Backguard

Hex

screw,

8

places

Backguard

Installation

7.

On

the

24

inch

backquard:

Secure

the “C”

channels

on

the

24

inch

backguard

to

the

brackets

mounted

on

the

range

chassis

using

eight

(8)

hex

screws

from

the

kit.

Insert

the

screws

through

the

holes

in

the

back

side

of

the

backquard.

Releasing

the

Door

Hinges

3.

Lift

the

oven

door

to

about

a

15°

angle

from

the

vertical

position.

4.

Hold

the

door

with

both

hands

just

below

the

handle

and

pull

it

away

from

the

oven

while

continuing

to

lift.

ra

Gigs

>

_~

ae

Hex

screw,

8

places

Securing

the

Support

Brackets

on

24

Inch

Backguard

Door

Gripping

Points

dacar

9

Installation

Instructions

Electrical

Connection

Write

Wire

the

range

only

in

compliance

with

local

ordinances.

Improper

connection

of

the

electrical

wiring

can

cause

an

electric

shock

hazard

and

damage

the

appliance.

Dacor

is

not

responsible

for

damages

resulting

from

improper

installation.

Connect

the

ground

terminal

(or

lead)

on

the

appliance

to

a

grounded,

metallic,

permanent

wiring

system

or

grounding

conductor,

Do

not

use

an

extension

cord

with

this

appliance

Such

use

may

resull

in

fire,

electric

shock

or

other

personal

injury.

Do

not

install

a

fuse

in

the

neutral

or

ground

circuit,

A

fuse

In

the

neutral

or

ground

circuit

may

result

In

an

electric

shock

hazard.

NOTE:

Ranges

equipped

for

use

in

Canada

come

from

the

factory

pre-wired.

If

installing

a

pre-wired

range,

skip

to

the

Gas

Supply

Connection

section

on

page

15.

IMPORTANT:

«

Do

not

disconnect

any

of

the

wires

inside

the

range

electrical

box

unless

instructed

to

do

so.

«

Make

sure

that

the

conduit

or

appliance

cord

is

long

enough

to

allow

the

range

to

be

pulled

out

for

service

without

disconnecting

it

from

power.

Put

slack

in

electrical

wiring

and gas

line

*

For

safety,

replace

the

electrical

access

cover

after

connecting

the

wiring.

‘>

* . .

—

Gas

regulator

access

cover

Electrical

access

cover

rY

Back

of

range

oe

0

10

dacor.

Refer

to

the

range

rating

label

(see

page

3)

for

power

requirements.

There

are

four

possible

ways

to

wire

the

range:

«

4wire

conduit

*

3wire

conduit

(where

local

codes

permit)

«

4wire

appliance

cord

(where

local

codes

permit)

*

3

wire

appliance

cord

(where

local

codes

permit)

The

sections

below

and

on

the

following

pages

give

directions

for

connecting

each

type

of

wiring

harness.

WARNING

Do

not

connect

the

green

appliance

wire

to

the

neutral (white)

supply

wire

unless

local

building

codes

permit

Connecting

Conduit

to

the

Range

NOTE:

For

connection

of

an

appliance

cord,

see

page

14.

1.

Remove

the

range

electrical

access

cover

from

the

back

of

the

range.

2.

lf

using

a

4

wire

connection,

loosen

the

grounding

screw

and

remove

the

neutral

to

ground

jumper

link.

Remove

the nut

from

the

conduit

strain

relief

(not

included).

Slide

the

wires

and

the

end

of

the

strain

relief

into

the

hole

on

the

bottom

of

the

range

electrical

box.

5.

Before

connecting

the

wires,

slide

the

strain

relief

nut

over

the

wires

and

thread

it

onto

the

conduit

strain

relief

inside

the

box.

Tighten

into

place.

Connect

the

white

wire

to

the

neutral

terminal

in

the

box.

Connect

the

black

wire

to

the

L1

power

supply

terminal.

Connect

the red

wire

to

the

L2

power

supply

terminal.

o

ON

If

using

a

4

wire

connection,

connect

the

green

wire

to

the

grounding

screw

inside

the

box.

10.

Replace

the

range

electrical

access

cover.

Installation

Instructions

L1

terminal

Neutral

terminal

L2

terminal

Jumper

removed

Grounding

screw

Red

wire

Green

wire

White

wire

.—s

. .

—?

Black

wire

, .

Conduit

strain

relief

nut

Connecting

4

Wire

Conduit

to

Range

L1

terminal

.

q

Neutral

terminal

S

2

a

Le

by

Jumper

link

D

NY

DD

re

Nig

@

° ° °

L2

terminal

QD

Y

.

l

Black

wire

White

wire

Red

wire

Bare

wire

connections

P=R9

Conduit

strain

relief

nut

Loop

and

spade

terminal

connections

Connecting

3

Wire

Conduit

to

Range

-

Where

Local

Code

Permits

dacar

11

Installation

Instructions

Electrical

Connection

(Continued)

Connecting

the

Conduit

to

the

House

Electrical

Junction

Box

WARNING

Do

not

connect

the

green

appliance

wire

to

the

neutral

(white)

supply

wire

unless

local

building

codes

permit.

®

The

power

supply

must

be

properly

polarized.

Reverse

polarity

will

result

in

continuous

sparking

of

the

electrodes,

even

after

flame

ignition.

>

If

there

is

any

doubt

as

to

whether

the

power

supply

is

properly

polarized

or

grounded,

have

it

checked

by

a

licensed

electrician.

1.

With

the

range

positioned

directly

in

front

of

the

cabinet

cutout,

feed

the

appliance

wires

into

the

junction

box.

Depending

upon

local

codes,

utilize

one

of

the

three

(3)

methods

shown

to

connect

the

appliance

to

the

junction

box.

2.

After

connecting

the

conduit

to

the

range

(see

page

10)

connect

the

white

wire

from

the

appliance

to

the

neutral

(white)

supply

wire

in

the

junction

box.

3.

Connect

the

black

wire

from

the

appliance

to

the

black

(L1)

power

supply

wire

in

the

junction

box.

4.

Connect

the red

wire

from

the

appliance

to

the

red

(L2)

power

supply

wire

in

the

junction

box.

5.

If

using

a 4

wire

connection,

connect

the

green

wire

to

a

grounded

supply

wire

in

the

junction

box

or

to

a

grounded

cold

water

pipe.

If

connecting

to

a

grounded

cold

water

pipe:

®

Use

a

separate

copper

grounding

wire

(No.

10

minimum)

to

connect

to

the

cold

water

pipe

by

means

of

a

clamp

and

an

external

grounding connector

screw.

>

If

there

are

any

materials

that

isolate

the

cold

water

pipe

from

ground,

jumper

it

with

a

No.

4

copper

wire,

clamped

on

both

ends.

6.

Replace

the

cover

on

the

junction

box.

12.

dacor.

Connection

to

power

supply

L|

Junction

box

Wire

nut

Creo

WHITE

4

places

pe)

WHITE

I

Y/

CI

eT

BLACK

i

)

|

BLACK

I

Connection

to

appliance

(Page

10)

4

Wire

Conduit

Connection

to

Junction

Box

Connection

to

power

supply

Lt

Junction

box

Wire

nut

Creo

WHITE

3

places

WHITE

BD

/

BLACK

J

BLACK

I

Connection

to

appliance

(Page

10)

3

Wire

Conduit

Connection

to

Junction

Box

Installation

Instructions

Separate

No.

10

(minimum)

Connection

to

copper

grounding

wire

power

supply

it

|

Junction

box

C]Rep—

WHITE

FRED

|)

Ware]

J

GREEN

(GREEN,

BLACK

GREEN,

[BLACK

Fasten

clamp

tightly

on

pipe

\

Wire

nut

4

places

S

Connection

to

appliance

(Page

10)

4

Wire

Conduit

Connection

to

Junction

Box

with

External

Ground

No.

4

Meter

copper

wire

Metal

water

pipe

metal

Insulated

Pipe

Jumper

dacar

13

Installation

Instructions

Electrical

Connection

(Continued)

Connecting

an

Appliance

Wire

to

the

Range

-

Where

Local

Code

Permits

WARNING

Do

hol

connect

the

green

appliance

wire

[to

ihe

neutral

(white)

supply

wire

unless

local

building

codes

permit.

1.

Remove

the

range

electrical

access

cover

from

the

back

of

the

range.

2.

lf

using

a

4

wire

connection,

loosen

the

grounding

screw

and

remove

the

neutral

to

ground

jumper

link.

3.

Remove

the

conduit

bracket

from

the

bottom

of

the

range

electrical

box.

—_—__—__>

Remove

jumper

on

4

wire

installations

I

HE

4

Remove

conduit

|

bracket

before

strain

relief

installation

I

|

4.

Disassemble

and

remove

the

sirain

relief

from

the

appliance

cord

(not

included).

Insert

the

tabs

on

the

two

parts

of

the

strain

relief

into

the

hole

on

the

bottom

of

the

box

and

reassemble

it

so

that

the

tabs

are

below

the

box and

the

strain

relief

itself

is

inside

the

box.

L

Ep

~<—

Strain

relief

s

}

Bottom

of

range

electrical

box

Reassemble

with

tabs

below

and

clamp

above

14.

dacor.

10.

11.

Slide

the

end

of

the

appliance

cord

into

the

strain

relief

from

the

bottom

of

the

box.

Connect

the

white

(neutral)

wire

to

the

neutral

terminal

in

the

box.

Connect

the

L1

wire

to

the

L1

power

supply

terminal

in

the

box.

Connect

the

L2

wire

to

the

L2

power

supply

terminal

in

the

box.

If

using

a

4

wire

connection,

connect

the

ground

wire

to

the

grounding

screw

inside

the

box

using

a

loop

or

spade

terminal.

Tighten

the

strain

relief

so

that

the

appliance

cord

is

held

snuggly

in

place.

Replace

the

range

electrical

access

cover.

L1

terminal

NY

°

Neutral

terminal

f.

L2

terminal

NY

:

/,

Jumper

removed

Ground

screw

L2

wire

———

Green

wire

————

White

wire

———

Strain

relief

———

4

Wire

Appliance

Cord

Connection

L2

Neutral

we

/

L1

Ground

14-50P

Plug

Installation

Instructions

Gas

Connection

WARNING

Make

sure

the

gas

supply

valve

is

off

and

that

the

powell

to

Bare

wire

the

range

is

turned

off

at

the

circuit

breaker

or

fuse

box

prior

connections

to

connecting

the

gas

line.

Do

not

apply

excessive

pressure

when

lightening

gas

connections

and

fittings.

Do

not

use

lefion

tape

or

plumbers

putty

on

gas

flex

line

connections.

Loop

and

:

/

spade

terminal

For

LP

installations,

the

LP

gas

tank

must

have

its

own

connections

high

pressure

regulator.

This

is

in

addition

to

the

pressure

regulator

provided

with

the

range.

The

maximum

gas

supply

pressure

to

the

regulator

must

never

exceed

1/2

pound

per

square

inch

(0.s

1.)

or

3.

5kPa.

L1

terminal

Ihe

range

and

shuLoff

valve

must

be

disconnected

from

the

NY

2

Gas

supply

piping

during

any

pressure

testing

exceeding

1/2

psi

(3.5

kPa).

The

range

must

be

isolated

from

the

gas

supply

piping

by

closing

the

shutoff

valve

during

any

pressure

testing

at

or

below

1/2

ps1

(3.5

kPa).

Check

all

gas

lines

for

leaks

as

instructed

lo

avoid

a

fire

or

explosion

hazard

Do

nol

use

a

flame

to

check

for

leaks.

Neutral

terminal

NJ

L2

terminal

Jumper

link

NQ

NOTE:

The

gas

pressure

regulator

is

pre-set

at

the

factory

for

the

type

of

gas

intended

for

use

with

the

appliance.

To

verify

that

L1

wire

the

appliance

is

compatible

with

the

type

of

gas

available,

check

White

wire

the

range

rating

label

(see

page

3

for

location).

Ranges

intended

for

use

with

LP

gas

will

have

“LP”

as

a

part

of

the

model

number.

L2

wire

Consult

your

dealer

if

the

range

is

not

compatible

with

the

type

of

gas

supplied.

Before

sliding

the

range

into

the

cabinet:

1.

Make

sure

the

gas

supply

valve

is

in

the

off

position

and

that

power

to

the

range

is

off.

Strain

relief

~~

2.

Connect

a

flexible

gas

supply

line

to

the

gas

shut-off

valve

previously

installed

on

the

stub

out.

The

gas

line

needs

to

be

long

enough

to

allow

the

range

to

be

pulled

out

for

service.

3

Wire

Appliance

Cord

Connection

-

Where

Local

Code

Permits

Remove

the

gas

regulator

access

cover.

Slide

the

end

of

the

gas

line

under

the

back

cover

into

the

regulator

compartment

from

the

bottom.

Connect

the

gas

line

to

the

regulator.

Turn

all

cooktop

control

valves

to

the

“OFF”

position.

Turn

on

the

gas

supply.

L1

7.

Check

all

lines

and

Neutral

connections

for

leaks

using

a

soap

and

water

solution.

Regulator

8.

After

verifying

that

connection

there

are

no

gas

leaks,

turn

off

the

gas

supply

valve

connected

to

the

/

range

to

the

“OFF”

position.

L2

N

9.

Replace

the

regulator

10-50P

Plug

access

cover,

Back

of

range

Ne

dacoar

15

Installation

Instructions

Final

Installation

Installing

the

Burner

Knobs

1.

Peel

the

protective

coating

off

of

the

range,

including

the

door.

CAUTION

Adjust

the

legs

to

the

desired

height.

Installing

the

range

knobs

in

the

wrong

position

may

result

; ;

Oo

in

damage

to

the

griddie

included

with

the

range.

[he

knobs

Carefully

slide

the

range

into

position

in

the

cut-out.

The

rear

for

the

center

burners

are

marked

with

the

maximum

griddle

anti-tip

leg

should

engage

the

anti-tip

bracket.

|

sellings.

Re-installing

the

Oven

Door(s}

NOTE:

When

installing

the

knobs,

align

the

“D”

shaped

opening

on

the

back

of

the

knob

with

the

end

of

the

valve

shaft.

Carefully

WARNING

push

the

knob

on

until

it

stops.

There

are

two

(2)

different

types

of

knobs

supplied

with

the

range.

The

knobs

for

the

center

burners

have

the

words

“MAX

GRIDDLE”

on

them.

1.

Put

the

knobs

with

the

words

“MAX

GRIDDLE’

on

them

onto

the

inner

(center

burner)

valve

shafts.

To

avoid

personal

injury

or

damage

to

the

door

from

It

falling

off

its

hinges:

+

Make

sure

that

the

notch

on

the

bottom

of

each

hinge

rests

on

top

of

the

lower

lip

of

each

hinge

receptacle

before

attempting

to

open

the

oven

door

Rotate

the

hinge

locks

toward

the

front

of

the

range

immediately

after

installation

of

the

door.

1.

Grasp

the

oven

door

on

opposite

sides

and

hold

it

at

a

15°

angle

from

the

front

of

the

oven.

Slide

the

hinges

into

the

hinge

openings,

resting

the

bottom

of

the

hinge

arms

on

the

hinge

receptacles.

Continue

to

hold

the

door

at

a

15°

angle

with

one

hand

while

pushing

in

on

each

of

the

bottom

corners

of

the

door.

Push

until

the

notch

on

the

bottom

of

each

hinge

slips

over

the

lower

lip

of

each

hinge

receptacle.

Lower

the

door

to

the

fully

opened

position.

Rotate

the

two

hinge

locks

toward

the

oven.

Slowly

and

carefully

open

and

close

the

door

completely

to

ensure

that

it

is

properly

installed.

5.

Remove

any

packaging

from

inside

the

oven(s).

MAX

A

GRIDDLE

swe

Icons

on

Center

Burner

Knobs

2.

Put

the

remaining

knobs

on

the

outer

valve

shafts.

Notch

on

bottom

of

hinge

Lower

lip

of

hinge

receptacle

Door

Installation

Icons

on

Outer

Burner

Knobs

16

dacor.

Installation

Instructions

Cooktop

Assembly

GUS

Never

attempt

to

operate

the

ranges

cookiop

with

any

of

the

burner

rings,

burner

caps

or

grates

removed.

«

Remove

the

burner

rings,

burner

caps

and

grates

from

their

shipping

packages.

Spill

tray

+

—

Install

the

burners

as

shown.

The

location,

type

and

size

of

Crown

burner

the

burners

varies

with

the

range

model

number.

«

Gently

set

the

grates

on

top

of

the

spill

tray.

Put

the

legs

of

each

grate

inside

the

corresponding

dimples.

On

model

ER36D,

the

largest

grate

goes

in

the

center.

Ridge

on

bottom

of

burner

cap

STEP

3:

Install

burner

cap.

Ridge

on

cap

must

surround

top

of

ring.

U

Ridge

on

bottom

of

STEP

2:

Install

burner

cap

burner

ring.

Line

up

N

'

ring

tabs

with

head

Burner

ring

STEP

3:

Install

burner

few

slots.

Twist

back

caps.

Ridge

on

cap

must

}

and

forth

to

assure

of]

Bs

surround

top

of

ring.

proper

seating.

y

ze

=

S

STEP

2:

Turn

ring

until

Burner

head

it

drops

into

place.

Twist

STEP

1:

Install

back

and

forth

to

assure

burner

head.

Put

proper

seating.

locating

tab

in

keyed

hole.

STEP

1:

Put

burner

ring

on

top

of

head.

)

©

Burner

base

Keyed

Burner

hole

head

Crown

Burner

Installation

Stack

Burner

Installation

cdacor.

17

Installation

Instructions

Verifying

Proper

Operation

Before

operating

the

range,

read

the

accompanying

use

and

care

manual

completely.

It

contains

Important

safety,

service and

warranty

information.

1.

on

10.

11.

12.

If

the

range

does

not

operate

properly,

follow

these

Before

beginning

the

test

procedure,

ensure

that

all

cooktop

control

valves

are

in

the

OFF

position,

and

all

burner

rings,

burner

caps,

and

grates

are

properly

positioned

on

the

cooktop

frame.

Turn

on

the

gas

supply

at

the

shut-off

valve.

Check

for

gas

leaks.

Turn

on

power

to

the

range.

Set

the

time

of

day:

Press

the

clock

key.

Enter

the

time

on

the

number

keypad

(within

6

seconds).

Press

START.

Press

the

BAKE

key.

Enter

the

temperature

of

350°F

on

the

keypad.

Press

START.

The

display

should

show

BAKE,

and

the

preheating

temperature.

Press

the

CANCEL-SECURE

key

to

stop

the

oven

heating

process.

Test

one

of

the

burners

by

pushing

the

knob

in

and

turning

it

counterclockwise

to

the

HIGH

position.

It

may

take

up

to

four

seconds

for

ignition

to

occur,

at

which

time

the ignitor

will

stop

sparking.

If

ignition

does

not

occur

within

four

seconds,

turn

off

the

knob,

wait

for

at

least

five

minutes

to

allow

any

gas

to

dissipate, then

repeat

the

ignition

test.

After

ignition,

rotate

the

control

knob

counterclockwise

from

HIGH

to

LOW

to

adjust

the

flame

height

progressively.

When

the

range

is

installed

properly,

the

flame

will

be

steady

and

quiet.

It

will

also

have

a

sharp,

blue

inner

cone

that

will

vary

in

length

proportional

to

the

burner

size.

Dacor’s

Smart

Flame™

feature

reduces

the

flame

under

the

grate

fingers

to

increase

grate

life.

If

the

range

is

equipped

for

use

with

LP

gas,

the

ends

of

the

flame

may

be

yellow

at

the

tips,

which

is

normal.

OFF

Icon

Normal

Flame

Turn

the

control

knob

to

the

OFF

position.

Repeat

the

ignition

test

for

all

remaining

burners.

troubleshooting

steps:

1.

2.

Verify

that

power

and

gas

are

supplied

to

the

range.

Check

the

electrical

connections

and gas

supply

to

ensure

that

the

installation

has

been

completed

correctly.

Repeat

the

above

bake

test

or

burner

ignition

test.

lf

the

appliance

still

does

not

work,

contact

Dacor

Distinctive

Service

at

(877)

337-3226.

Do

not

attempt

to

repair

the

appliance

yourself.

Have

the

model

and

serial

numbers

available

when

you

call.

See

page

3

for

location.

Dacor

is

not

responsible

for

the

cost

of

correcting

problems

caused

by

a

faulty

installation.

18

dacor.

Installation

Checklist

O

WARNING

Jo

ensure

a

safe

and

proper

installation,

the

following

checklist

should

be

completed

by the

installer

to

ensure

that

no

part

of

the

installation

has

been

overlooked.

Proper

installation

is

the

responsibility

of

the

homeowner.

[he

importance

of

proper

installation

of

your

Dacor

range

Cannot

be

overemphasized.

Has

the

plastic

coating

been

peeled

off

the

outside

of

the

range?

Have

all

packaging

materials

been

removed

from

inside

the

oven?

Are

all

leveling

legs

extended

down

to

make

contact

with

the

floor?

Is

the

unit

level?

See

page

7.

Is

the

range

secured

in

place

with

the

provided

anti-tip

bracket

and

foot

according

to

these

instructions?

See

page

7.

If

the

wall

in

back

of

the

cooktop

is

combustible,

is

a

backguard

installed?

Is

the

range

wired

and

grounded

according

to

these

instructions

and

in

accordance

with

all

applicable

electrical

codes?

Has

the

electrical

access

cover

been

replaced?

See

pages

4

and

10

-

15.

Has

the

gas

supply

inlet

pressure

been

measured

to

ensure

that

it

does

not

exceed

the

maximums

stated

in

these

instructions.

See

page

4.

Is

the

range

connected

to

the

gas

supply

according

to

these

instructions

and

in

accordance

with

all

applicable

codes?

Did

the

installer

check

the

gas

supply

for

leaks?

Has

the

gas

regulator

cover

been

re-installed?

See

page

15.

Is

the

oven

door

properly

installed

according

to

these

instructions?

See

page

16.

Have

the

burner

knobs

been

installed

in

the

proper

locations?

See

page

16.

Are

the

burners

and

grates

properly

installed

according

to

these

instructions?

See

page

17.

Has

proper

operation

been

verified?

Has

the

warranty

been

activated

on-line

or

the

warranty

card

been

filled

out

completely

and

mailed?

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