Jenn-Air CVG 4380 User manual

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Dimensions Shown in Both Inches and Centimeters.
NOTICE TO INSTALLER: Leave these instructions withthe appliance.
NOTICE TO CONSUMER: Retaintheseinstructionsfor futurereference.
BLOWERMAYBE I
ROTATEDFOR..... /_
APPLIANCEPRESSURE
BYLOOSENING NUTS
AROUNDSLOWER
INLET.ACCESSIBLE
INSIDEVENTILATION
See cutout
(SEEDUCTrNGINSTALLA- Sugge_uons
TIONINSTRUCTIONS.) 1-4on page2.
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Clearance
Requlmd
GREASE
CONTAINER COVER
WIRINGCOVERBOX_ APPLIANCE PRESSURE
BAFFLE |_*REGULATOR
A
_INSTRUCTIONSTO INSTALLER (_._
_,Dimension"A" - Provide2" rain. (5.08 cm)cabinetclearanceto motorfor cooling
purpose.
NOTE: Wherepossible,6"(15.54cm)is recommendedfor motor/blowerservice.
;_SideClearance- Grillsinstalledneara sidewallmustallowa minimumclearanceof6"
(15.24cm)formaximumventilationperformance,butmaybesafelyinstalledas near
as 2"(5.08cm) froma sidewallifrequiredby spacelimitations.
_, Accessmustbeprovidedto removeandemptygreasecontainer.8101P214-60
(07-98-02)

INSTALLINGCABINETRYOVERYOURJENN-AIRGRILL ........
*A = 30" (76.2cm) minimumverticalclearancebetween
cooking surface and constructionabove the appli-
ance.
**B = 13"(33.02cm)maximumde)thofcabinetsinstalled _|$
abovecookingtop......,,..._AGA
Dottedlines _J_G
indicate
,i_- / _ m __ rangehood CONNECTING APPLIANCETO GASSUPPLY
A! * ._--B*--_constructionA TRAINED SERVICEMAN OR GAS APPLIANCE IN-
STALLERMUST MAKE THE GASSUPPLY CONNEC-
TION.Leaktestingofthe applianceshall beconducted
Aa,_.-P, , | by the installeraccordingto the instructionsgiven.
*ToeKiminatetheriskofburnsorfirebyreachingoverheated Installa manualshutoffvalvein an accessiblelocationin
surfaceunits,cabinetstoragespacelocatedabovethesur-the gas lineexternaltothis appliance forthe purpose of
face unitsshould be avoided. If cabinetstorage is to be
provided,theriskcanbereducedbyinstallingarangehood turningonor shuttingoff gasto the appliance.
that projectshorizontally a minimum of 5 inches beyond
thebottomof the cabinets. Makethe gas connectiontothe inletoftheappliancepres-
sureregulatoronthis appliancewitha 1/2"malepipethread.
CAUTION: SOMECABINETS AND BUILDINGMATERI- Use an approvedpipe joint compound resistantto the ac-
ALSARE NOT DESIGNEDTO WITHSTANDTHE HEAT tion of LP gas at pipe connections.Test all joints for gas
PRODUCEDBYTHE NORMALSAFEOPERATIONOFA leakswith asoapand watersolutionorotheracceptedleak
LISTEDAPPLIANCE. DISCOLORATIONOR DAMAGE, detection means. Never test for gas leaks with an open
SUCHAS DELAMINATION,MAYOCCUR. flame.
INSTALLATIONOF APPLIANCE
Followaccompanyingductinginstructionscarefully. INSTRUCTIONSTO INSTALLER
1.Chamferallexposededgesofdecorativelaminatetopre-
This applianceisdesignedto always beventedoutdoors, vent damagefrom chipping,
The CountertopCutout, Cabinet Front Cutout and Duct 2. Radiuscornersofcutoutandfile toinsuresmoothedges
Opening should be preparedaccordingto the Illustration and preventcornercracking.
onpage 1and 2. 3.Rough edges, inside corners which have not been
The installation of this appliance must conformwith local roundedand forcedfitscancontributeto crackingofthe
codesor,inthe absenceof localcodes,withthelatest edi- countertop laminate.
tion of the NationalFuelGas Code,ANSI Z.223.1 USAor 4.Countertopmust besupportedwithin 3" of cutout.
currentCAN/CGA-B149INSTALLATIONCODE.
Theelectricalsupplyrequiredis110/120-Volt,A.C.,15amp, Miminum horizontalclearance between the edge of the
60 Hz. This appliance is equipped with a groundedtype appliance and combustibleconstruction extendingfrom
powercord.A groundedoutlet must beprovided.It is rec- the cooking surfaceto 18" (45.7 cm) abovethe cooking
ommended,for convenience,this outlet be located in the surface is:
area shownin the shaded illustration(Seefig. 2). 0" (0 cm) at rear
Thisappliance,wheninstalled,mustbe electricallygrounded 2" (5.08 cm) at sides
in accordancewith localcodes or, in the absence of local
codes,withthe latesteditionofthe NationalElectricalCode This is not the recommendedclearance, but minimum
ANSI/NFPANo.70USAorcurrentCSASTANDARDC22.1 allowableclearance. (Seepagel , "SideClearance"and
CanadianElectricalCodepart1. belowfor recommendedsideclearance.)
(45,7cm=)J___
,r--'-'_/2"/"_--- Recommend6" (15.24cm)
'_ ' (5,08cm)formaximumventilation
Fig.Min.Clearanceperformance.
2

AIR SHU'I-rER ADJUSTMENT LOW FLAME ADJUSTMENT
(See Illustrations "A"and "B"): (See Illustration "C"):
This appliance is shipped from the factory with air shutters This appliance is shipped from the factory with low and me-
adjusted for use with Natural Gas. If further adjustment is dium flame settings adjusted for use with Natural Gas. If
necessary, or to reset for use with LP, adjust air shutters as further adjustment is necessary, or to re-adjust for use with
follows: LP, proceed as follows:
1. Light burner and setcontrol knob for low flame.
A.SURFACE BURNER AIR SHU'I-rERS 2. Remove control knob from valve stem.
(See Illustration "A"): If so equipped.
Loosen fastening screw with a Phillips screwdriver and
rotate air shutter to increase or decrease the size of the
air opening. As the shutter is turned, observe change in
flame appearance. Adjustment is satisfactory when a
clearly defined, even blueflameresults at thehigh flame
setting. After adjustment, tighten screw.
_c_ASURFAC E 3. Insert a slender, thin-blade screwdriver into the recess
BURNER ROTATEAIR
AIR SRU-I-I-ER SHUTTERON atcenter of valvestemand engagebladewith slot in
if so equipped) MIXERHEADTO adjusting screw.
i=w MAKEAIR 4. Turn center stem adjusting screw to set flame size
--- ADJUSTMENT ...clockwise toreduce
__AIR SHUTTER ... counterclockwise to increase.
5. Replace control knob when adjustment is completed.
OPENING""'-'P"_{_/_11_1_-,_._j TO Proper adjustment will produce a stable, steady blue flame
AIR
TOt,_" CLOSE of minimum size. The final adjustment should be checked
OPEN -- by turning knob from high to low several times without ex-
ILLUSTRATION "A" finguishJng the flame.
B. GRILL BURNER AND SURFACE BURNER AIR This adjustment, atlow setting, will automatically provide
the proper flame size at medium setting.
SHUTTERS(See Illustration "B")
The left hand air shutter controls the rear half of the burner, f "h COUNTERCLOCKWISE
TO INCREASE FLAME SIZE
Theright hand shutter controls thefront half. CLOCKWISE
TO REDUCE _,.
Slide air shutter backward or forward to increase or de- FLAME SIZE
crease the size of the air opening. Air shutters fit snugly,so
a screwdriver blade may be required to make this adjust- ..
merit (see illustration). _'_Observe change in flame appearance as the air shutter is VALVE
moved. Adjustment is satisfactory when a clearly defined,STEM. f Ill"_'flll- _ JJl)
even blue flame results at the high flame setting. The snug f [IL_ _'J
fit of the air shutter assuresit will remain positioned cor-
rectly.
GRILL BURNER AIR SHUTTER "C"
_,,_,. AND SURFACE BURNER
_O(if so equipped)
The maximum gas supply pressure for the appliance pres-
surere ,ato,su ,,edooth,sa .,ance,s,,"
AIR'_OPENING "__ _ _ test pressure for checking this appliance pressure regulator
AIR SHUTTER _ /_ must be at least 6" W.C.for Natural Gas, and at least 11"
INSERT SCREWDRIVERBLADE W.C. for LP.It is shipped from the factory, set for Natural
IN SLOTANDTWIST WITH Gas at 5" W.C.
SLIGHT PRESSURETOALLOW
AIR SHUTTERTO SLIDE EASILY.This appliance and its individual shutoff valve must be dis-
connected from the gas supply piping system during any
ILLUSTRATION "B" pressuretesting of that system at test pressures in excess
of 1/2"PSIG (3.5 k Pa).
On any burner, closing the air shutter too far will cause the This appliance must be isolated from the gas supply piping
flame to become soft and yellow tipped. Opening the air
shutter too wide will cause the flame to blow away from the system by closing its individual manual shutoff valveduring
any pressure testing of the gas supply piping system at tesl
burner ports.Proper adjustment will producea sharp, clearly pressures equal to or less than ½" PSIG (3.5 k Pa).
defined, even blue flame.3

APPLIANCEPRESSURE REGULATORCONVERSION
(See Illustration"D")
If this is a Maxitrol AppliancePressure Regulator,follow in-
structioninillustration.IfitisaHarper-WymanAppliancePres-
sure Regulatorconverted to LP,by inserting a coin intothe
slotinthecapofthe appliancepressureregulatorandturning
counterclockwisetoloosen.Reverse(invert)cap, pushdown
andturnclockwiseto lock in place.Whenfinished,themark-
ing"LP"shouldbe visible inthe centerwellof the cap.
MAXITROLAPPLIANCEPRESSURE APPLYDOWNWARD
FINGERPRESSURE
REGULATOR ATDISCED_STOThisapplianceisshippedfrom the factorywithorificehoods
R_LP REPLACEP_N=NCAP. drilledfor usewithNaturalGas.ToconvertfromNaturalGasto
._CONVERTEcAp I_APPLYFINGERSIDEWARDpRESSURE_LP,applya Y2"open-endwrenchto hexsectionof orificehood.
_IrANDPIN ,J _t_ TOREMOVEPIN
A_. FROMCAP TURNCOUNTERCLOCKWISETOREMOVE.SavetheNatu-
-/1%_JralGasorificehoodsjustremovedfromthisapplianceforfuture
NAT'""F" NAT"1"I LP
L.j,, -- use.Installcolorcodedorificehoodssupplied.(SEE LP GAS
TURNCLOCKWISETO INSTALL.Holddimension specified in
illustration"E".
,._7 Inversionofpinmaybemosteasilyaccomplished
byplacingcaponaflat horizontalsurface,as /
shown,and applyingfingerpressuretothepinfor f/_ _/
removalandreplacement. 1/2" OPEN END / /
ILLUSTRATION"D"
\ j .ARPER-WYANTU
_'_'_JAPPLIANCE N
CLOCKWISE
_l __,. REGuLPRESSURE TURN • _')JTOT'GHTEN
_ATOR COUNTERCLOCKWISE'_1I_ v
TOREMOVE ORIFICEHOOD
ILLUSTRATION"E"
_CONTROLSETTINGS
Thesizeandtypeofcookwareandtheamountandtypeoffood
beingcookedwillinfluencethesettingneededforbestcooking
results.Thesettingindicatedshouldserveasaguidewhileyou
becomefamiliarwithyourcooktop.
NaturalSetting LPSetting
Thereversiblecapislabeledeither"LP"or"Naf'andiseasilyrecognized Usethe HIflamesettingto quicklybringfoodsto a boilor to
by the raised center coin slot (for Natural) or the center well (for LP). begina cookingoperation.Then reduceto a lowersettingto
ALTERNATEILLUSTRATION"D" continuecooking.NeverleavefoodunattendedoveraHIflame
setting.
CONVERSIONTO LP GAS: MedsettingisusedtocontinueROODk- (F/-_S-'_ )
Thisapplianceis shippedfromthe factoryequippedfor use ingoperation.Foodwillnotcookany _ /,// _
withNaturalGas.Toconvertit fromNaturalGas for usewith fasterwhena HIflamesettingisused _ "_
LPgas, performsteps 1through4. thanthat neededto maintaina gentle
1.Removenaturalgasorificehoods.Installcolorcodedorifice boil.Remember,water boils at the _
hoodssupplied,locatedina packattachedtothe outerpie- same temperature whether boiling
numareaofthisappliance, gentlyor vigorously.
(SeeIllustration"E", Below,and LP Gas Conversion7°/
instructionspage6) UseLo settingtokeepfoodat serv-
2. Invertcapinconvertibleappliancepressureregulator(ifso ingtemperatureswithoutfurthercook- _-_/
equipped)locatedatentranceto gasmanifold, ing.Youmayfind that somecooking _
3. Adjust air shutterson individualburnersfor properflame maytakeplaceifthecookwareiscov-
appearance. Pred. •
4. Adiustlow flamesettingat each burnerby tumingadjust-
mentscrewin centerof valvestem.
Tomaketheseconversionadjustments,followtheinstruc-
tionsand illustrations ("A" through "E" pages3-4).
4

For installinga TripleBay DowndraftCooktopin combinationwithanother DowndraftCooktop,the minimum
spacingbetweenadjacent units must be provided,as shown, for satisfactory performance.
MINIMUM SPACING REQUIREMENT
CONVENTIONAL BURNER GAS COOKTOPS
3 ii
\/
l,,o.I ANY DOWNDRAFT
COOKTOP
TRIPLE BAY (SINGLE,DOUBLE OR TRIPLE BAY)
._ 18" T.
(45.7cm)
ANY DOUBLE BAY TRIPLE BAY
._18"
(45.7cm)
ANY SINGLE BAY TRIPLE BAY

TO CONVERT APPLIANCE FOR USE WITH PROPANE GAS
NATURAL GAS mTO -- PROPANE GAS (LP) CONVERSION INSTRUCTIONS
Manifold -- Propane Gas pressure required ........................................................................ 10" VV.C.
Incoming Propane Gas pressurerequired to appliance pressure regulator ................. 11"-12" W,C,
MODEL CVG 4380 SERIES
Propane Gas conversionorifice hoods are supplied withthis model. Also availableasSERVICE PART NO.04100687
Propane Gasinput specified ........................................................................................................................ 52,000 BTU/hr.
Left rear burner (LR) -- 8,000 BTU/hr. -- #66 orifice -- .033 inches dia. (Zinc Color)
Left front burner (LF)-- 8,000 BTU/hr. -- #66 orifice -- .033 inches dia, (Zinc Color)
Center rear burner (CR) -- 9,000 BTU/hr. -- #63 orifice -- .037 inches dia. (Blue Color)
Center front burner (CF)-- 9,000 BTU/hr. -- #63 orifice -- .037inches dia. (Blue Color)
Right rearburner (RR) -- 9,000 BTU/hr. --#63 orifice-- .037 inches dia. (Blue Color)
Rightfront burner (RF) -- 9,000 BTU/hr.-- #63 orifice -- ,037 inches dia. (Blue Color)

TO CONVERT APPLIANCE FOR USE WITH NATURAL GAS
PROPANE GAS (LP) -- TO -- NATURAL GAS CONVERSION INSTRUCTIONS
If this appliance has been convertedfor usewith LP gas, each ofthe followingmodificationsmust be
performedto convert the unitback to NaturalGas.
Manifold -- Natural Gas pressure required ............................................................................ 5" W.C.
Incoming Natural Gas pressure required to appliance pressure regulator ....................... 6" - 7" W.C.
MODEL CVG 4380 SERIES
BLOWERCANBE _ ._ --_'_
SWIVELED90o __ANCEAToPRESSURE
C O. T ER COVER
A.Replace all orifice hoods- Perform steps 1 through 4 on page 4. Locate the (6) six Natural Gas hoods (with small
numbers stamped on their sides saved from the original Natural Gas unit). Page 4 illustration "E". The two hoods with
,0520 (#55 orifice) stamped on them are for the left front and left rear burners. The four hoods with the .0595 (#53
orifice) stamped on them are for the two center and two right burners.
To make these conversion adjustments follow the instructions and illustrations ("A"through "E") pages 3 and 4.
B.Invert cap in appliance pressure regulator (see illustration "D"). Withthe appliance installed,theappliancepressure
regulatorislocated on the rightundersideofthe applianceat theinlettothe gas manifold. Identitythetype of appliance
pressureregulatoronthe unitand follow theinstructionsintheappropriateillustration.
C. Adjust low flame setting for each burner. Follow the instructionsforburner lowflame adjustment on pages3 and 4
to increasethe simmer flamesize.
NaturalGas input specified .......................................................................................................................... 56,000 BTU/hr.
Left rear burner (LR) -- 8,000 BTU/hr.-- #55 orifice-- .0520 inches dia. (Green Color)
Left frontburner (LF) -- 8,000 BTU/hr. -- #55 orifice -- .0520 inches dia, (Green Color)
Center rear burner (CR) -- 10,000 BTU/hr.--#53orifice -- .0595 inches dia. (BrassColor)
Center front burner(CF) -- 10,000 BTU/hr. -- #53orifice-- .0595 inches dia. (Brass Color)
Right rear burner(RR) -- 10,000 BTU/hr. -- #53orifice-- .0595 inchesdia, (Brass Color)
Right front burner (RF)-- 10,000 BTU/hr.--#53 orifice -- .0595 inchesdia. (Brass Color)

REQUIRED ADJUSTMENTS AT TIME OF INSTALLATION
The installation of this appliance must conform with local codes, or in the absence of local codes, with
thelatest edition of theNational Fuel Gas CodeANSI Z223.1 USA or current CAN/CGA-B149
INSTALLATION CODE.
r-.-] Thisrangewas manufacturedfor usewith NaturalGas. if LP gas isthe fuel of choice,follow the conversionto LP
procedurefoundintheinstallationinstructions.
Testall external connections for gas leaks. Never test for gas leaks with an open flame.
Testall electrical connections.
"--] Adjust all air shutters for proper flame.
Adjust allvalves for lowflame settings.
r--] Test theventilation system for proper installation.
if a problem exists with the downdraft system, check the ducting installation to make sure it conforms to the
Jenn-Air specifications. Most downdraft system problems are attributedto poor ducting practices.
Contact your installerif theventilation system will not removesmoke or cooking fumes from well trimmed
cuts of meat.
J"--]If ventilation problems persist, contact your authorized Jenn-Air Service Contractor.
mMJENN.AIR
403WESTFOUR]N S]_EE]_ NORTH• NEWTON_IA 50208
8101P214-60
(07-98-02)

GRILL-RANGE 1
cooKToPMOOELSCONVERT,BLEo IJSNN,A 0R
NON-CONVERTIBLE
DUCTING
INSTRUCTIONS
PARTNo.205933
DUCTING MUST CONFORM TO LOCAL CODE MATERIALS AND
"MAKE-UP" REQUIREMENTS -300 CFM MINIMUM f_'_
IMPORTANT:Save for local Electrical Inspector's use.
• Ductinga Jenn-Air Cooktopis easy but criticalfor properperformance.
• After readingthese instructions,plan the duct run.
• Use the 'Duct Length Chart'to findthe equivalentlengthof the run.
• Shiftthe blowerto 'High Range' if indicated(Doneby snappingthe 'restricter ring' out ofthe
blower inlet).Be sure blower is not running.
• Installthe duct hardware,
• Enjoygrillingand cookingat itsfinest!
IMPORTANT
THIS UNIT IS RATED AT 60 FEET OF STRAIGHT DUCT
LOW RANGE IS UP TO 30 FEET -HIGH RANGE IS 31 TO 60 FEET
GENERAL CONSIDERATIONS:
t.Use6"diameter roundor 3W' x 10"rectangular only, except as follows: For Electric Models, 5" diameter round may be used
for venting straight out the back of the cooktop and directly through the wall for 10 feet or less. For Gas Models, 5" diameter
round Must be used if the duct length is10feet or less.
2.Donot use 5" elbows except in a 5"system.Instead,use a 5" to 6" transition followed by a 6" elbow, or a 5" to 3W' x 10" elbow
transition.
3. Usequality metal duct of at least 26 gauge galvanized or 24 gauge aluminum. Inferior quality pipe and fittings can cause up to
twice the restriction shown and isa poor value. See box on page 4 for optional under-slab ducting. Localcodesmay require a
heavier gauge material or restrict PVC.
4. Distance between adjacentfittings (elbows, transitions, etc.) should be at least 18". The farther the better. Closer distance
promotesturbulence which reduces airflow.
5. The number of downstream elbowsor transitionsshould be limited to three. The initial 5"to 6" straight transition,if used, need
not be counted inthisnumber.
6.Handmade crimps are likely to cause restrictions.
7. If an alternate wall or roof cap isused, be certainductsize isnot reduced, and that there isa backdraft damper. It isbest to use
listed capsto be certain of proper performance.
8. Thermal breaks: In areasof extreme cold weather, it may be necessary to provide a short length of nonmetallic duct as close
to the wall aspossible, to prevent conduction along the metal duct.
9.High altitude installations: It isadvisable to reduce allowable duct run by 20%.
,0. Follow the ductcalculation on page 2 carefully for best performance and satisfaction.
11. In Canada, the installation of thisappliance must conform with local codesor, in the absence of local codes with the current
CAN/CGA-B149 Installation Code andcurrent CSA Standard C22.1 Canadian Electrical Code Part.1.

1. Make a sketch of the total system. Identify the type of each fitting and the length of straight pipe.
2.Enter your run into the 'Duct Length Chart' in the next section.
Example I Example 2
5"to 6" Transition 5" to6" Transition
Z"of 6"Round
of 6" Round Elbow
6" Elbow /4' of 6" Round
_k 6"Elbow
4'of 6"Round __/of6" Round
5" Elbow Elbow
4'of6" Round
6' of 6" Round,31/4'' x 10"Transition
_"Wail Cap
10' of 31/4"x 10"Straigt Wall Cap
DUCTLENGTHCHART
1. Elbows, wail caps and otherfittings areshown inthetableon page3 with their equivalent straight duct length.Each fitting
value mustbe added tothe amount of straightduct length used,to determinethe overall straightduct equivalent _ength.
2. Usingthe examples above:
Example1 Example 2
Duct Fitting Number Total Duct FittingNumber Total
Equivalent ofEquivalent Equivalent of Equivalent
Length Fittings Length-Fittings Length Fittings Length-Fittings
5"to6"Transition 1 1 1 5"to6"Transition 1 1 1
6"Straight 1 2+4+6 = 12 12 6"Straight 1 2+4+6+4=16 16
6"Elbow 5 2 10 6"E}bow5 3 15
6"WallCap 0 1 06"to 3 1/4"x10"
Transition 1 1 1
Total 23 3 1/4"x10"Straight 1 10 10
3 1/4" x 10" WallCap 0 1 0
Total43
INSTALLTHE DUCT HARDWARE
Using good quality ductingmaterial,installper these instructions,Follow the GeneralConsiderationson page 1,Do's and r "s
oox onpage 4, andCooktop Installation Instructions.A fewminutes and penniesspent now willpay long term dividendsfor ti.... ie
ff the range.

Duct Fitting Number of Total Equivalent
Duct Fitting Equivalent Length Fittings Length-Fittings
6" Dla. 90° Elbow 5 ft. (1.52 m)
6"Dla. 45=Elbow 2.5 ft, (.76 m)
5" to 6"Transition f//_'_
(12.7 cm to15.24 crn) _ _ 1.0 ft. (.30 m)
AIR FLOW THIS
P/NA456 OmECTtaNNOV
R_COMMEN DED ApR FLOW
6" to 3 1/4" x 10"90 ° Elbow
(1524 cm to 8.26 x 25.4cm)_5ft. (1.52 rn)
P/NA496 *=.,Lo*
3 1/4"x 10"to 6" 90 °Elbow
(8.26 cm x25,4crn to 15.24 cm)_9 ft. (2.75m)
P/NA496 Am_ow
6" to 3 1/4"x 10"Transition
(15.24crnto 8.26 cmx 25.4 crn) _ 1 ft.(.30 rn)P/NA463 (AlSoP/N A453inSide Duct) AJ._ow
3 1/4"x 10"to 6"Transition
(8.26 cmx 25,4cmto 15.24 crn) _ 4,5ft. (1.37 rn)
P/NA463 A,*_Lo*
8.to31,4xl0",ooE,bow
(12o7 cm to 8.26 cm x 25,4 crn) 6ft,(1.83 m)
PINA495 AI,_Low
3 1/4" x 10" 90 =Elbow _._
(8,26 cmx25.4 cm) _5ft. (1.52 m)
3 1/4"x 10"Fiat Elbow
(8.2.6cmx25.4 cm) _ 12ft. (3.66 m)
6"WallCap 5"WallCap
(15.24 crn) (12.7 cm) /"" _ 0it. (0rn)
P/N A406 P/N A405L_
(Short Run)
3 1/4"x 10"WallCap
(8.26 cmx 25.4 cm) _0 ft.(Om)
P/NA403
10"x 10"RoofJack _
(25.4 cmx 25,4crn) c..Use Leigh Products 0 ft.(0 m)
P/N 5950 (Also available as Jenn-AJr P/N 701943)
Thermal Break
5' _ 708786 2 ft. (.61 m)
6" P/N 715557
6"Diameter (for flex duct, multiplyby 2)
Straight Duct oFeet 1 ft. (.30 m)
3 1/4"x 10"
Straight Duct- Feet 1 ft.(.30 m)
SYSTEM TOTAL
SHIFTING THE BLOWER FROM 'LOW RANGE'TO 'HIGH RANGE'_/_
1. Thiscooktopisequippedwitha dualrangeblower.Itis shippedfromthefactoryin_-"''_ i
LOW RANGEfor mostinstallations.It the Equivalent Duct Length exceeds 30
feet,it must beshiftedto HIGHRANGE.Do not shift to high rangefor shorter 1.BlowerOff
lengths. This will cause excessivenoise, conditioned air loss and affect the 2.Removeairgrill
flame patternon gas units. 3.Removefilter
Inthe examplesonthe precedingpage,theblowerinexample #1 shouldbeinstalled 4.Snapoutrestricterring
as receivedfrom thefactory.Theblowerin example#2 shouldbe shiftedtoHigh ,, 5.Replacegrill&Filer
Range.
2. To shift to HIGH RANGE, be sure blower is stopped and pop the spring loaded
'RESTRICTERRING'outof the blowerinlet.See illustrationat right.
3

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INSIDE WALL OUT$10E WALL PENINSULA OR
..,f"CABINETCABINET ISLAND FENfNSULA
3V*"x 10"
TRANSITIO_
ELBOW _L,_-
!/ t _ 3%'x 10" TRANSITIONELBOW
Up Inside Wall (8.255 _mx284 cm)
to Roof or Overhang Directly to Outside Between Roor Joists Thru Cabinet Toe Space
OPTIONAL DUCT ARRANGEMENT UNDER CONCRETE SLAB
NOTE: PVCsewerp{pe type PSM 12454-B
6DWg0_
Metal Elbow
Wait Cap
S_era
12 MIFI._" D_II" PVC C°fte_fete
_el"Couptlrtg
SiBverpipeElbow ':"_,i;_Sawer PipeElbow
Pack tightly with "_ ,; ;
grovel or land /_"
=om_=JetelyJround pIpm
Widow wetl _CouD._g
Note: Window Well in_a8allon w,n CIp
, S41111thl IplCI PITWII_OUUlICIiof SiVVg4or lind
will _Inklt ind JmddIOf PYC i_eli, pvc _-ompIielll_around pipe.
totaling with¢mulldngmlinl. CoupllX_l
Do Don't Wall Caps/Thermal Breaks
Usa 5_(t 2.7 cm), 6" (15.24 cm), or 31/_" Use 4"(10.6 ¢m) dryer vent pipe or
recommended foryour mo(_el,
Use recommended wall caps. Uselaundry typewail cap. P/N 708786 ModelA405
Usa no more than one 9G°elbow with Over run yoursystemwith tee many Fits5"(12.7 cm) Round Fite 5" (12.7 cm) Round
fiveinch (12.7cm)ductorthree 90° bendsandtums, Duct.Adds2ft.teduct Duct. Requires5t_"
elbows withsixinch(15.2 crn)or3"x length calculation. (13.34 cm)Die opening.
10"(8.255 cm x 25.4 cm) duct. P/N 715557Model A406
Duct system to theoutside. Vent into anattic or crawlspece, Fits 6" (15.25 cm) Round Fits 6"(15.24 cm) Round
wails and concealed spaceof a Duct.Adds 2ft.toduct Duct. Requires 6¼"
building,length calculation. (15.875 cm) Die opening.
Mix 6"(15.24 cm) duct and 3_,_=x 10" Reduce back to 5"(12.7 cm) system
duct (8.255 cmx25.4cm) withintheafter using S" (t 5.24cm) or3'," x _
same system if necessary. 10" (8.255 cm x 25.4 cm).
Tapeall jointssacureiy with severalBuff joints,alwaysusa male-female
"_rapsof tape. connections indirectionofflow. Mode| A403 r'_0 / (_ L.._5
Single-damper, down
oneunit per duct system.Exhaust morethan oneunit into adischarge to fit 3Y," x 10" Roof Jeok10" x 10"
single system. (8.255 cm x 25.4 ore) duct. (25.4cm x 25.4 cm)
"Al_oughnotrecommended,5" or6"mete(flexductmay be used.0uetothe irregularsurfaceof
flexiblecluing, eachfootof flexductcountsastwo(2) feetofregularmetsl duct.Also,eachelbow
madeinflexductwouldcounttwiceas muchas standardmetalelbow.Thebestidea withflexible
duc_ngistokeepitas shortandas sttaJcjhtas pos_ble. PartNo. 205933B