Jenn-Air JED8130 User manual

ElectricConvertibleCooktop JENN-AIR
MANUALModelsJED8130,JED8230& JED8345_WESTFOURTHSTREET,NORTH.NEWTON,IA50208
DIMENSIONSSHOWNIN BOTHINCHESAND CENTIMETERS
*BlowermayberotatedforhorizontalorverticaldJractionbylooseningnutsaroundblowerinlet.Accessibleinsideventilation
chamber•
• NOTICETOINSTALLER:Leavetheseinstructions
BOLT_withtheappliance.
•NOTICETO CONSUMER:Retaintheseinstructions
forfuturereference.
TIEDOWN _ _ C°NTAINER
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GREASECONTAINER
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23.81crn_33,0213"
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JED8230 DoubleBay 29 + 1/16 73.66
TripleBay 43 1/4+ 1/16 109.86+ .16
MODELSERIES:JED$345TRIPLEBAY MODELSERIES:JED8130& JED8230DOUBLEBAY
CREA$£
Minimum Clearance GREASE Typ. for Container Supplied.CONTAINER
RequiredC0N',,N,, 6 1/4" (15.88cm)is required for removal. /,_l_zz=_ _
13 t5/16"
13 3/_6"35.1 cm
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27/8"_ '_ _'_* 26 3t4 2 7/8" i._13 3/4"'_"-1113/16 °_
7.3 cm34.9cm 68.0cm 7.3 cm 34-,9cm 30.0cm
ONLYMODELSWITHGRILLINGFEATUREHAVEBEENILLUSTRATED
INSTRUCTIONSTOINSTALLER
Dimension"B"- Provide2"rain.(5.08cm)cabinetclearancetomotorforcoolingpurpose,
Installer-Wherepossible,6"(15.24cm)is recommendedformotor/blowerservice.
SideClearance-Grillmodelsinstallednearasidewaltmustallowaminimumclearanceof6"(15,24orn)for
maximumperformance,
ElectricalHookUP- Theunitshouldbeproperlycircuitprotectedandwiredaccordingtolocalelectricalcodes.See
electricalwiringinformationonback.Unitpowerrequirementsarelocatedonthedataplate,
** Accessmustbeprovidedtoremoveandemptygreasecontainer(s).8101 P421-60
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InstallingCabinetryOverYourJenn-AirGrill ElectricalWiringInformation
A* = 30" (76.2cm) minimumclearancebetweenthetopof The neutralofthisunitisgroundedtotheframethroughthe
thecookingplatformandthebottomofanunprotected green groundingwire. If local conditionsdo not permit
woodor metal cabinet, grounding of theneutral, untwistor disconnect thegreen
wire and connect thegreenwiretoground in accordance
A* = 24"(60.96 cm) minimum clearancewhen bottom of with local codes. Connect the white neutral to the service
wood or metal cabinet is protected by not less than neutral.
1/4"(0.635 cm) FLAMERETARDANT millboard
covered with no less than no. 28 MSG sheet steel,
0.015"(0.038 cm)stainlesssteel, 0.024"(0.061cm)ProperElectricSupply
aluminumor copper. You mustprovidean adequateelectricalsupplysystemas
required for your cooktop.Allwire connections must be in
Dottedlinesaccordancewithlocalcodes andproperlyinsulated.Check
indicate with local utility for governing electrical codes and
rangehood ordinances.In the absence oflocal electrical codes, the
constructionNationalElectricalCode, NFPANo. 70, governingelectric
range installations must befollowed. A copy ofthe National
\/_ .... ElectricalCode,NFPANo.70,can beobtainedby wdtingto:
j_E-_NATIONAL FIRE PROTECTION ASSOC.
Battery,march Park
Quincy, Massachusetts 02269
L_ -__-- A three-wire, singlephase, A.C. 120/240volt 60cycle
electrical system (properly circuit protected to meet Local
*To eliminate the risk of burns or fire by reaching over Codesof NFPA No.70) must be provided. Unit must be
heated surface units, cabinet storage spacelocated properlygrounded inaccordancewith localwiringcode. The
above the surface units should be avoided.If cabinet chart below recommendstheminimum circuit protector and
storage is to be provided, the risk can bereduced by wire sd_eif the appliance is the only unit on the circuit. If
installing a range hood that projects horizontally a smaller sizes of wireare used, theunit efficiency will be
minimum of 5 inches beyond the bottom of the cabinets, reduced and a fire hazard may becreated. It is advisable
that theelectrical wiringandhookupbe accomplished by a
InstallerInstallationSuggestions competent electrician.
1. Chamferall exposededges ofdecorativelaminate to RECOMMENDEDMINIMUM
preventdamagefrom chipping.
2. Radius comers of cutout and file to insure smooth K.W.RATING CIRCUITPROTECTIONWIRESIZE,REMOVE
edges and prevent corner cracking.Recommend ONSERIALPLATE INAMPERES AWG KNOCKOUT
114"or 3/8"diameter drill in each comer, 0 -4,9 20 12 NO
5.0 - 6.9 3010 NO
3. Rough edges, inside corners which have not been 7.0 - 9.9 40 8 NO
roundedandforcedfitscan contributetocrackingofthe 10.0 - 11.9 50 8 **YES
countertop laminate. 12.0 - 14.9 606 **YES
4. Countertopmustbe supportedwithin3"ofcutout.
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4.FREE-STANDING CUTOUT
-30 1/8" (76.52 cm) minimum clearanceis required.
- Carefully mark thecounter top, recheckyour dimensionsand makethe cutout.
- NOTE: Range sidepanels may bedesirable if the cutoutis too large or cabinets areon one side
of therange only.
5. MEASURE FOR SLIDE-IN CUTOUT
- Most standard counters are7.5" (63.50cm) deep,36" (91.44 cm) high, and extend I"(2.54cm)
over the cabinet front.
- Measure thecountertopand overhang._/"
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6. SLIDE-IN CUTOUT
- Usethe overhangmeasurement to figure the "A"dimension:
Overhang1/2" (1.27 cm) to t"(2.54 cm)"A" =22 7/8" (58.1lcm)
Overhang 1"(2.54 cm) to 13/4" (4.45 era) _A'=23 3/16" (58.90 cm)
- Carefully mark the countertop and recheck your dimensions.
- Before you cut, check the rear countertop dimensions. (See#7).
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7.SLIDE-INCUTOUT
-Check yourmarked-updimensionscarefully.The reardimensionsshownintheillustrationmust
bemaintained.
-NOTE: Where thisisnotdone,itwillbe necessarytorelieveaportionoftheundersideoftbe
countenopand/orsupportmembers tocleartherangerearpanel.
-Cutting toleranceis 4- 1/16"(.16 cm). ._.., _=" _,_
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8.OVER-RANGE CABINETS %
- To eliminate the hazard of reaching overa heated surface unit, cabinet storage space above the
range should be avoided.However, if over-rangecabinets are necessary, observe the following:
B=30" (76.2 cm) minimum clearance between thetop oftbe cooking platform and the
bottom of an unprotected wood ormetal cabinet.
B=24" (60.96 era) minimum when bottom of wood ormetal cabinetis protected bynot
less than 1/4" (0.635 era) FLAME RETARDANT millboardcovered with not less than
No. 28 MSG sheet steel, 0.015"(0.038 era)stainless st_l, 0.024" (0.061 cm) aluminum
or copper.
-If unit will be vented through the wall, go to #12.
- Using a square and marking pen, draw the "T" cutout line on the floor (see illustration). Recheck
your dimensions.
- If floor will be concrete slab, see enclosed ducting instructions.
-For left and right hand venting through cabinet toe space, see enclosed ducting instructions.
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I0. FLOOR VENT CUTOUT (JOISTS AS SHOWN)
-Check the directionof the floor joists (see illustration). If thejoists" .directionis as shown, locate
the cutout on the "T" as illustrated.The cutout must miss the floorjoists!
-Cutout may be moved from side to side on line to clearfloor _ist.
- Recheck your dimensions and make the cutout.
11. FLOORVENT CUTOUT (JOISTS AS SHOWN)
- Check the direction of the floor joists (see illustration). Ifthe joists' direction is as shown,locate
the cutouton the "T"as illustrated. The cutout must miss the floor jolstsl
- Cutoutmaybe moved from frontto back on line to clearfloor joist.
- Recheck yourdimensions and make the cutout.
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12. WALL VENT CUTOUT
- Locate the vertical studs in the rear wall. Studsare us_liy 16" (40.64 cm)center to center.
- Will the vent duct be 6"(15.24 cm) round through the wall or 3 1/4" x10" (8.26 cmx 25,4 cm)
rectangle,vertically iuside the wall?
- See Ducting Instructions for rear duct inside the wall. NOTE: Cutout inwall must clear 3 1/4" x
10"(8.26 cmx 25.4 cm) transition elbow.
- Locate the closest stud to your proposed vent hole location. Use the following chart to figure the
"X" dimension. See the illustration tbrthe other dimeusions.
:[VERTICAL DUCT INSIDE WALL
1
6" Round('f5.24 ¢m) 3%"x10"
(8.26 em x 25.4 cm)
I "X"MINIMUM 4"(10.16era) 6"(15.24cm)
- A 1" (2.54 cm) length of duct must protrude through the wall for connection to the Blower.
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13. INSTALL BLOWER (PRIORTO INSTALLING RANGE)
- Refer to your vent plan. Itmay be desirable to attach part of the ducting to the blowerbefore it
is installed.
- Position the blower (see illustration) and attach it to the floor withat least two (2) screws.
-Apply duct tape around blower exhaust/duct joint. THROUGH THROUGH
OUT$1OEWALL THEFLOOR
14,INSTALL ELECTRICAL oucrTAPE
- NOTE: Observe all local electrical codes.
- CAUTION: Make sure power to cable is OFF:
- Locate the electric power supply in the floor or wall, any place in the shaded areas which will
clear the blower.
- Direct Connect. Pull through 5' (152.4 era) of electrical cable.
- Use three or four conductor copper stranded power cable (see front cover for proper wire size). If
four conductor wire is used, see #16 for connection to range.
-See frontcover for proper supply connection, j 1
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ELECTRICAL CABLE
15. COI_E:CT ELECTRICAL (THREE CONDUCTORW1KE)
- CAUTION: Make sure power to cable is OFF.
- Remove the range electrical service cover,located on the back,lower lefthand corner.
- l_tall a 3/4"(1.91 cm) clamp in the hole provided below the terminal block.
- Strip 3" (7.62 cm) of outer insulation from the cable.
- Strip I/2" (1.27 era) of insulation from each wire.
- Pull the cable through the cable clamp. Attach the BLACK, RED, and WHITE wires (see
illustration). Tighten the terminal block nuts and the cable clamp and i_tall cover.
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16. CONNECT ELECTRICAL (FOUR CONDUCTOR WIRE)
- CAUTION: Make surepowerto cable is OFF.
-Remove the range electrical service coverlocated on the back, lowerleft-band corner. Remove the
ground strapscrew and bend thestrap up as shown.
- install a 3/4"(1.19 cm)cableclamp in theholeprovided,below the terminalblock.
-Strip3"(7.62cm)of outer insulation from the cable.
-Strip 1/2" (1.27 cm) of insulationfrom each wire.
- Pull thecable through thecableclamp.
- Makea loop in the bareground wireand attach it to therangewith thesCrewthat held theground
strap.
- Attach theBLACK, RED,and WHITE wires(see #15). Tightenthe terminal block nuts andthe
cable clamp.
-Tapethe ground stra to the WHITE wire as shown. InstaLlelectrical cover.
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17.INSTALL OPTIONS
- If a backsplashor side panels are tobe used, install according to instructions includedwith those
accessories.
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18. POSITION RANGE
- Free-Standing: Adjust therange feet sothe range and cabinet height will be approximately the
same. Slide the range into place, taking care not to daraage floor covering.
- Slide-In: Carefully lit_ and place the range on the cabinet top.

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19.ANTI-TIP BRACKET INSTALLATION
-With the unit installed inthe final location, establish left side and backof the unit.
-Locate left bracket 5/8"(1.58cm) in from the left of the unit.
- Locate the right bracket 27 7/8"(70,80 cm) to the right of the left bracket.
- Locate the rear of both brackets flush to the back of the unitifa backsplash is not used.
* If a lighted backsplashis used, move back of brackets forward 1/8"(.318 era), If a non-lighted
backsplashis used, moveback of brackets forward 1/4"(.635 eta).
- NOTE: Leg levelers mustbe screwed out I 1/2 turns. If the flOorwill not accept the wood
screwssupplied, alternate fastenerstaust be supplied by theinstaller.
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20. LEVEL RANGE
- Free-Standing: Adjustthe leveler feet to levelrange with the countertop.
-Slide-In:Adjust the leveler feet totakesome of the weightoffofthe ccuntertop.
-Unit mustbe level for optimumbakingperformance.
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21. CONNECT BLOWER ELECTRICAL
- Connect the blower power cord to the power cord onthe range.(See illustration).
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22. INSTALL FLEXDUCT
- Attach theflex ducttothe blower and range (See illustration). Using a screwdriver, securely tighten
duct clamp at each connection.
23. CHECK OPERATION
- Unpack and in.stallgrill elementin one sideand cooking cartridge in other side.
- 8e sureto remove all packagingmaterials fromunit prior to applying power.
- Switch the electrical circuit breaker tothe ON position.
- Consult Owner's Manual for operation.
- Check range top elements. Fancomesonautomatically whengrill is turned on, cooking
cartridge does not energize fan automatically.
- Check oven.
-Check vent fan.
- Withvent fan on, check all vent duct connections to the outside to make sure there are no airleaks.
24.INSTAL[,LOWER DOOR
-After'check for air leaks at duct connections, install thelower rangedoor.