Jenn-Air MK27 User manual

NEW CUTOUT DIMENSIONS
FOR INSTALLING BUILT-INMICROWAVE
OVER A SINGLE WALL OVEN
Listed below are the cutout dimensions for installing a built-inmicrowave over a single wall
oven using the different trim kits that are available.
Please note when using trim kits MK27 and MK30 (vs. usingA527 and A627), the height
cutout (Dim C) has increased slightly to 16 1/16" (from 15 3/4"). Alsotrim kitA627 is for use
with wall oven model W131 only.
S OPENING
Model Oven Size/Dim "A" Dim "B" Dim "C"
Cabinet Size
MK24 24"/24" 22 7/8" 30 7/8" min. 15 3/4"
MK27 27"/27" 25 1/2" 28 1/2" min. 16 1/16"
MK30 30"/30" 28 3/16" 28 1/2" min. 16 1/I6"
A627 30"/33" 28 3/4" 30" min. 15 3/4"
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Step 3. Cabinet or Wall Opening
Fneopening should be per dimensions described below. All comers should
_esquare.The floor ofthe opening must beplywood and mustbelevel
_ndcapableofsupporting 80 Ibs.
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_TE REC_°TACLE _ModelIDim"A"
MK30 28=1,e" 'iv-_
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Installation Above Lower Oven
....... Note 1: Wheninstalling this Kit aboveabuilt-in oven, check built-in
The;weight of _le Microwave oven installafion instmctians to determine cutout dimensions
for the (lower) wall oven.
Step4. Assembly of Trim Note2: For a new installation, the 48"heightdimensfonto the bot-
tom of theCutout forthemicrowave oven is recommended.
_.. Locatepieces ofassembly as indicatedin Fig. 5. Theseincludea top, Thisplaces themicrowaveovenbottom atapproximately 50"
bottom, right,left, (2) glassassemblies, 6 screws (4 fiat headand 2 fromthefloor. See figure8.
truss head), and4end caps.
3.insert endcaps intotheend of the top (see Fig.5).1
Assemble outer frame by attaching top, sides, and bottom with 4 fiat CAUTION'/
headscrews as depicted inFig. 5. When the microwave oven is installed aboveaJenn--Air walloven, ]
). Attach glass assemblies on left anddghtsides byinserting flangeinto the minimumheight dtmenei0n fromthe bottom of the wall oven
top and attaching with trusshead screwinthebottom (see Fig.5). cutout to the bottom ofthe microwave cutout:must bemain.. I
c'..,side ofglass to beflushwith outsidetdm.rained.,:: _ _:_ ::"_:_b
EndCaps................. ........... ": _ "" :i -'_'_.
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Fig. 5 _eJ _ Bottom
;top5. Installation of Microwave Oven
• Plug power cordofoven into receptacle.MK2.7 Kits may beusedwith microwave modelM168, installedabove
• Slide the oven into theopening. Besurethelip of thebottom railisJenn-AJr 27" wall oven models beadngmanufacturerNo. E33658, when
flushwith front ofcabinet•Centermicrowave inopening, installedin accordancewith Manufacturer's ]nstal[ation
•Attach rail tocabinetwith2fiat head screws (see Fig. 6). Instructions.Theseincludemodels W27100, W27200, W27400.
• Attach tnm assembly as shown in Fig. 7. Insert bottomoftnm as-
sembly into railand rotateupward.Attach top oftrim to cabinetwith 2 MK30 Kite may beusedwithmicrowave model M168,installed above
flat head screws. Jenn-Air30"wall oven modelsbeadng manufacturer No. E33658, when
__ installedinaccordancewithManufacturers Installation Instructions.
These include modetsW30100, W30400.
Manufacturer's No. can be obtained from the sedal plate on the
Fig. 6 oven.
-IMPORTANT -
"._SAVE FOR LOCAL ELECTRICAL INSPECTOR'S USE
•_ Part # 210649A

Microwave Oven
INSTALLATION
INSTRUCTIONS
PARTNO. 210649 Built-In Kit
With use of ModelM168Microwaveoven.
Step 2. Bottom Rail
A. Removetop brackets and discard
(retainscrews-see Fig.2).
Note: A27" minimum wide
cabinetmustbeprovidedB. Replacelarge bracket withbracket includedintrim kiL
toinstallTrimKitMK27. attachingwithscrew removed fromorJgJnaJ(seeFig.3).
Note; A 30" minimumwideC. Set microwave on its back so bottom isaccessible.Remove
cabinetmustbeprovidedleftoutboard screw and corresponding right hand screw from
toinstallTdmKitMK30. bottomfront and attach bottom railas shownin Figure 4 with
Same screws.
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Step 1. Electrical Requirements ___._____
OBSERVE ALL GOVERNING CODES AND ORDINANCES._Fig.2
A. A 120-Volt, 60Hz, AC, 15 ampere, fusedelectricalsupply is
required (time*delayfuse or cimuit breaker is recommended.)
However, ifyour home hasacimuit wired and fused for 20
amperes, thisispreferred. Ifyou are installinga new cimuit,
_ewired and fused for20 amperes is recommended. It is
aiso recommendedthat a separatecircuitservingonlythis ap-
piiance be provided.Donet useanextensioncord.
B. Electrical Connection t
ELECTRICAL GROUND IS REQUIRED ONTHISAPPLIANCE. ",_
DO NOT,UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES,REMOVE THE
POWER SUPPLY CORD GROUND PRONG.
Foryour personal safety,this appliancemustbe properly _1
grounded and polarized.This applianceisequipped with a _J Fig. 3
power supply cord having a 3-prong grounding plug. To mini- /
mize possib[e shock hazard,the cord mustbepluggedinto a |_ I _.....JJ._'ll
mating 3-hole grounding type wall receptacle, grounded in as- L
cordancewith the National _:}ectricaiCode,Ioca_codes and
ordinances. If a mating wall receptacle is not available, it is ----.._
the personal responsibility and obligationof the customer to
havea propedy grounded and polarized 3-holewall receptacle
installed by a qualified electrician. (SeeFigure 1.)
3-Prong
GroundingF
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PowerSupply -_r_ //
Co_ _ __ ._-
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3-HcJle_mur_ing _'_ _" _ :
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Fig. 1Required Grounding Method