Jenn-Air 8181P367-60 User manual

INSTALLER: LEAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS WITH THE APPLIANCE
INSTALLATION MANUAL
Dual-Fuel 30-inch Wide
Jenn-Air Downdraft Range
PLEASE KEEP THIS MANUAL FOR FUTURE REFERENCE
THEMANUALIS INTENDEDTOASSISTIN THEINITIALINSTALLATIONANDADJUSTMENTSOF THERANGE.
CLEARANCEDIMENSIONS
SPECIAL WARNING Forcompleteinformationinregardtoinstallationof
Only qualified personnelshould Jenn-Airrange,seefigures1,2, 3and4. ForSAFETY
install orservicethis range.CONSIDERATIONS,donotinstalla rangeinany
combustiblecabinetrywhichisnotin accordwiththe
installationclearancesshowninfigure1.
Read "Safety Instructions"in Use&
Care book beforeusingrange. CAUTION: Thisrangehasbeendesignedin
accordancewiththe requirementsofvarioussafety
Improper installation, adjustment, agenciesand complieswiththemaximumallowable
alteration, service, maintenance or woodcabinettemperaturesof 194°F. Ifthisrange
isinstalledwithcabinetsthathavea lowerworking
use of rangecan result in serious temperaturethan194°F,discoloration,delamination
injury or property damage, ormeltingmay occur.
WARNING I
IALL RANGES CANTIP ANDI
CAUSEINJURIESTOPERSONS.
iINSTALLANTI-TIP DEVICESI
PACKEDWITHRANGE.IENGLISH ' PP. 1-16
iFOLLOWALLINSTALLATIONIN-J ESPANOL ' p:_g.17-32
STRUCTIONS. I FRANCAIS ' p.3348
8101P367-60
(12-2000-00)

MAYFAG C0 M
Bring innovation home,t
JENN-AIR RANGES
30"
_WHEN REPLACING AN EXISTING UNIT, A MAXIMUM CUT DEPTH OF
23 1/2"(59.7 cm) IS ACCEPTABLE.
_'F" _ NOTE:
UT DEPTH ON COUNTER TOPS WITH
iSHAVERAISED SECTION
FORMED FRONT EDGE.
TOCLEAR TOP.
BEFORE ATTEMPT ING
INSTALLATION, ADJUST
RANGELEVEL ING LEGS
TO ACCOM_IOOATE
THIS DIMENSION,
FLAT
"D" COUNTER AREA
TOPHEIGHT NOTE #1"A°NORMAL
.,_/COUNTER
"C" CAB INET "B"CAB INET_ TOP DEPTH
OPENING
__FIGURE 1 i
CAUT ION : I
SOME WHITEEUROPEAN STYLE CABINETS ARE EQUIPPED I
WITH DELICATE WHITEVINYL DRAWERANDDOOR FRONTS.
THE VINYL MAYNOTBEDESIGNED TO WITHSTANDTHE HEAT
PRODUCEDBY THE NORMAL SAFE OPERATIONOF A SELF-CLEANING
RANGE. DISCOLORATION ORDELAMINATION MAY OCCUR.TO
AVOID POSSIBLEDAMAGE.WERECOMMENDINCREASINGTHE 30 °
(76.2 cm) CABINETOPENINGTO 31 1/4" (79.4 cm)MINIMUM
AND USING A HEATSHIELD KIT (CABKIT V). WHICH MAY BE
ORDERED3o,(76,2SEPERATELY'cm).THE OOUNTERTQP CUT-OUT MUST REMAIN _-,.,...../"
"D" "A"
COUNTER SEE COUNTER
HEIGHT NOTE #1" '... TOP
"C"DEPTH
CABINET'_",_/
OPENING /
FIGURE2
Notes:
1. Providefor eithera 3-wireor4-wire1201208,1201240voltoutletperapplicablecordinshadedareashown.Refer
toinstallationinstructionsforproperpositioningofoutlet.
2. DimensionK (figure3,page3) isfromthewalltothesideedgeoftheovendoor.It doesnotincludethecurvature
oftheglassor thedepthofthehandle.
3. DimensionL(figure 3, page 3) is withthe levelerI_ls adjustedallthe wayin.This mayvaryslightly upon leveling
legadjustment.
4. Donotusegrout,epoxy,etc.,toinstallthisunit. Installationmustallowfor removalofthisappliancefromthe
installedlocationfor purposesofservicing.
IMPORTANT:Becauseofcontinuingproductimprovements,Maytagreservestherightto changespecifications
withoutnotice.Dimensionalspecificationsareprovidedforplanningpurposesonly.Forcompletedetailssee
installationinstructionsthataccompanyeachproductbeforeselectingcabinetry,makingcutoutsor beginning
installation.
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MAY[AG. C0 M
Bring innovation home.t
JENN-AIR RANGES
30"
UnityIISlide-InRange
Dimensions
JInches Centimeters
A 25 63.5
B 24 61.0
C 30 76.2
D 36 91.4
E 235/8 60.0
F 231/459.1
G 5112 14,0
H 10 25.4
297/8 75.9
263/16 66.5
La* 35314 90,8 "
M 2/1145.7 "_
*SEE NOTES ON PAGE 2
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FIGURE 4
Dimension"A"isto be a minimumof 3-inches (7.5 cm). RECREATIONAL VEHICLES
The installationofa rangedesignedforrecreational
Checkthe rangemodelnumberplatetosee iftherangeis vehiclesmustconformwithstateor othercodesor, inthe
approvedfor installationinmobilehomesand/or absenceofsuchcodes,withthe Standardfor
recreationalvehicles.Ifapprovedthefollowingitemsare RecreationalVehicles,ANSI A119.2-latest edition.
applicable. In Canadathe rangemustbe installedinaccordancewith
MOBILE HOMES CAN/CSA- Z240.6.2 - ElectricalRequirementsfor R.V.'s
The installationof a rangedesignedfor mobilehome(CSA StandardCAN/CSA - Z240 RV Series)and Section
installationmustconformwiththe ManufacturedHome Z240.4.2 - installationRequirementsfor Propane
Constructionand Safety Standard,Title24 CFR, Part Appliancesand Equipmentin R.V.'s (CSA Standard
3280[formerlythe Federal StandardforMobileHome CAN/CSA- Z240RV Series).
Constructionand Safety, Title24 HUD, (Part280)] or,
whensuchstandardisnotapplicable,theStandardforLOCATING THE RANGE
Manufactured Home installations,ANSI A225.1/NFPA Do notset rangeover holesinthe flooror otherlocations
501A, orwith localcodes,where itmay besubjectto strongdrafts.Any openingin
thewall behindthe rangeand in thefloorunderthe range
In Canadathe rangemustbeinstalledinaccordancewith shouldbesealed.Make suretheflow of combustionor
the currentCSAStandardC22.1 - CanadianElectrical ventilationairisnotobstructed.
Code Part 1 and SectionZ240.4.1 - Installation
Requirementsfor Gas BurningAppliancesin MobileNOTE: ArangeshouldNOT beinstalledoverkitchen
Homes(CSA StandardCAN/CSA- Z240MH). carpeting.
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ANTI-TIP DEVICE INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
NOTE: Ariskof rangetip overexistsiftheapplianceis 1/8"pilotholeinthe centerofeach holeas shown
notinstalledin accordancewiththe installation infigure6. (Anailor awlmay be usedifedrillis
instructionsprovided.The properuseof thisdevice notavailable),SecuretheANTI-TIP brackettothe
minimizesthe riskofTIP-OVER. In usingthisdevicethe wallwiththetwoscrewsprovidedas shownin
consumermuststillobservethesafety precautionsas figure6. Proceedto STEP 3.
statedin the USE and CARE MANUAL andavoidusing
theoven doorand/orlowerdraweras a stepstool. B. Cement orConcreteConstruction:
1. Suitablescrewsforconcreteconstructioncanbe
Installationinstructionsare providedforwoodandcement obtainedat a hardwarestore.Drillthe required
ineitherfloororwall.Anyothertypeofconstructionmay sizeholeforthescrewsobtainedintothe
requirespecialinstallationtechniquesas deemed concreteat the centerofthe holesidentifiedin
necessaryto provideadequatefasteningoftheANTI-TIP figure5 as"HOLES FOR FLOOR'. Securethe
bracketto thefloororwall. ANTI-TIP bracketto thefloor.ProceedtoSTEP 3,
STEP 1 -Locating The Bracket (see figure 5) STEP 3 -Range Installation
A.Determine where either the right or left rear "edge" of
the range will be located and markthe floor or wall. A. Align the range to its designated location and slide it
back into position. Make sure that the leveling foot is
B. Place the BRACKET 15/16"from the marked "EDGE" fully inserted into and secured by the ANTI-TIP
toward center of opening and against the back wall as bracket. Note: A minimum clearance of 114"is
shown in figure 5. required between the range and the leveling foot that
C. Use thebracket as a template and mark the required will engage the ANTI-TIP bracket, see figure 6.
holes, as shown in figure 5 for the type of construction B. For safety considerations as well as optimum
you will be using, performanceadjust the rangeso that it is level.This
may be checked by placing a spirit level or a large
STEP 2 -Anti-Tip Bracket Installation panof wateron the cooktoporthe ovenrack.
A. Wood Construction: Jenn-Airrangesrequiretotal removalfrom cabinet
1.Floor:Locatethecenterof thetwo holesidentified beforean adjustmentcan bemade.
infigure5 as "HOLES FOR FLOOR". Drilla 1/8"
pilotholeinthecenterofeach hole(a nailor awl C. To checkthe rangefor properinstallationofthe
may be usedifa drillisnotavailable).Securethe anti-tipbracket:Use a flashlightand lookunderneath
ANTI-TIP bracketto thefloorwiththe twoscrews the bottomofthe rangeto see thatone ofthe rear
provided.Proceedto STEP 3.levelinglegsisengagedinthe bracketslot.
2. Wall: Locatethe centerofthetwoholesidentified D. Proceedwiththe remainderofthe installation
in figure5 as "HOLES FOR WALL.Ddllan angled instructions.
NOTE;USE A MINIMUM OF" (2) SCREWS
TO INSTALL ANTI-TIPBRACKET
TO THEWALLOR FLOOR.
_O_1ENTATIO1_
HOLE,
tHOLES FOR/BRACKET
;CREWSMUST
ENTER WOOD SCREWBRACKET RANGE
OR METAL,TO WALL BOTTOM
iiii ' .......... - SL,OE.N .7.1,,"
tBRACKETWTO SECURE[6mm]
/E=.._ _ [_ _ / ////////J" "///////////////////J
OF RANGE
_]_RK_GEDGE HOLESFOR_'_"l
FL00
FIGURE 5 FIGURE 6
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CONNECTING THE RANGE
ELECTRICSUPPLY RANGE CONNECTIONS
The rangemustbe installedinaccordancewithLocaland Somemodelsare shippeddirectfromthefactorywith
National ElectricCode(NEC) ANSI/NFPA No. 70-latest service cords (pigtails)attached. Thereare no range
edition. See rating plate for total connected KW rating,connections necessary on these models.Just plug into
therangeoutlet. On models not provided with a service
ELECTRICSUPPLY (Canada)cord, connection to thepower supply isnecessary.
REMEMBER - mobile homesand many LOCAL CODES
The range must beinstalled in accordance with Local and DO NOT PERMIT GROUNDING THROUGH NEUTRAL.
Canadian Electric Code CSA STD.C22.1 latest edition. Hence,4-wire service MUST beprovided for such
See rating plate for total connected KW rating,installations. 3-wire servicemay be usedwhen permitted
by local code. UseCOPPER WIRE ONLY. If a flexible
OUTSIDE WIRING power cordisrequired, it isrecommendeda cord no
Your local utility company will tellyou whether the present longer than4ft.beused. Makeconnectionsas explained
electric serviceto your home is adequate. It may be below and with reference to theappropriate illustration
necessary to increase the sizeof the wiring to the house (see figures 8 and9). After installation, insure tightnessof
and service switch to take careofthe electrical load all electrical connections and replace all covers.
demandedby the range. The kilowatt rating for therange Remove terminal block access cover from range back.
is specified on the rating plate located on the front of the (See figure 7).
range.
RANGE CONNECTIONS (Canada)
HOUSE WIRING This modelwasshippeddirect from the factory with
Most localBuildingRegulationsand Codesrequirethatall service cord(pigtail)attached. Thereare no range
electdcelwiringbe doneby licensedelectricians.All connectionsnecessary.Just plugintothe rangeoutlet.
widng shouldconformto Localand NationalElectrical See figure2 on page3foroutletlocation.
Codes.This rangerequiresa singlephasethreewire
120/240 ora 120/208 volt,60 Hz, AC circuit.WiringcodesNOTE: Cordreplacement- ONLY a powersupplycord
requirea separatecircuitbe runfromthe mainentrance rated at 240 voltsminimum,40amperesor 50 amperes
paneltotherangeand thatit be equippedwithseparate powersupplycordthat ismarkedforusewithnominal
disconnectswitchandfuses,either inthe mainentrance 1 3/8"(34.93 ram)diameterconnectionopening,with
panelor ina separateswitchand fuse box.In someclosedloopterminalsand markedforusewithranges
communities,a solidorflexiblecontinuousarmored shall be used.
conduitmustbe usedfrommain entrancepaneltothe
terminalboxon therearof the range.Otherswill permit
theterminationofthe rangecircuitat a polarizedthree or
fourwireplug-inoutletplacedat a convenientpointnear
theback oftherange.Therangeisthenconnectedtothis
outletthroughanapprovedrangeconnector(pigtail)
fastened securelytotheterminalblockwithproperstrain
reliefat the rangeand a three orfourprongedplugat the
oppositeend.
ACCE$1_
(:OVER /
_AIN T
CONNECTI ON
FIGURE 7

3-WIRE SERVICE CORD OR CONDUIT 4-WIRE SERVICE CORD OR CONDUIT
INSTALLATION INSTALLATION
1. Insurethatthe coppergroundstrap IS CONNECTED (MOBILE HOMES OR AS REQUIRED BY CODES)
betweenthe middlepostofthe mainterminal1.The coppergroundstrapconnectedbetweenthe
connectionblockandtherangechassis,neutral(middle)postofthemainterminalblockandthe
chassisMUST becutoffas shownin figure9. Save the
2.Themiddlewire ofthe servicecordorground lead of greengroundscrew toattachthegroundfrom the4
3-wireconduitMUST connectto theneutral(middle) wirecord.Onlya 4 wirecordor conduitshouldbe
postofthe mainterminalblock.Theothertwo wiresofused,
the service cordor conduitconnectto theoutside
postsofthe mainterminalconnectionblock.Polarityis 2. Thegroundwirefromtheservicecordor conduitmust
unimportant, connecttotherangechassis using thegreen ground
screw.
3. A appropriatestrainrelieffor servicecordor conduit 3. The whitewire oftheservicecordor conduitmust
mustbe attachedto theconduitplate, connectto the neutral(middle)postof themain
terminalblock.Theothertwo wiresoftheservicecord
RED
WHITE_-_ _-MAIN TERMINAL
,CONNECTIONBLOCK orconduitconnectto the red and black postsofthe
BLACK_ _MIDDLE WIREOFY mainterminal block,respectively.
SERVICE CORD OR
GROUNOLEAD 4. Anappropriatestrainrelief for servicecordorconduit
, or CONDU,T must beattached to theconduitplate.
CONVERSION FROM 3-WIRE TO 4-WIRE
GROUND
,,,,__,,,,,_/-..-,,,3 STAMPED (ModelWith 3-Wire Service Cord Attached)
RELIFh_,._,_f _ ;_Slonbackofrangeand removethe 3-wire servicecordfrom
"_ "r" ( J o.,._,_,, themainterminal block.Followinstructions as outlined in
figure9 to connect the 4-wire service cord.
NOTE: Cord replacement - ONLY a power supply cord
FORUSEWJ rated at 240 volts minimum, 40 amperes or 50 amperes
STAMPED REMOVE BRA
CORD & RE-ATTAC power supplycordthat ismarkedfor usewithnominal
MARKED"CO 13/8"(34.93 mm) diameter connectionopening,with
FIGURE 8 DOWN. closedloopterminalsend markedfor usewith ranges
ACCEPTABLE 3-WIRE PLUG INSTALLATION shallbe used.
THiSPORTION OF----_ / / _¢==¢_',_ _
GROUNDING STRAP_/,IF_D _'I_t_)...\
.ED\ MusrSERE.VEO --
S ACK\
_/N J
_WHITE WIREOFJ\ I_ "j_))// /
FF_ SERVICE CORD \ _ I /// / /
j}oRcoN0o,T\\\//// ,/
rCONDUIT
CHASSIS(PLATE _-_rSTAMPED TM /
GROUND//_II ._v_/,_._I/CONDU_T
STRAIN _ VlIlk I / • • _Jv'-FOR USE WITH CONDUIT,
RELIEF I/_e_/REMOVEBRACKET, FLIP
_r_<,... --/& RE-ATTACH WITHHOLE
MARKED 'CONDU I T"
STANPED -.-./_ DOWN.
CORD FIGURE 9
ACCEPTABLE 4-WIRE PLUG INSTALLATION
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3.Makecutoutinthecabinetfloorof eitherthe rightor .._ ,,LET__..
left side cabinet as shown in figures 14 or 15.I.,,,.- 14.._,.._'1 /1
4. Relocatethe mounting bracketson the blower I m__ _'
housing as shown in figure 17.
NOTE: The mounting brackets shownin figure _=,A- -!=LOIn
16 are as assembled at the factory forfloororI_2.?0 can) - _"rl@N
rear wall venting.Figure 14
a. Right side venting (figure 17), Left Cabinet (Top View)
1.Remove nutsfrom studs1,2 and 3on the
motorside.
2. Remove bracketandreattach with studs1 and _ INI_ (_,_ _._'<l_"_l=..,,-- ,)
2 inserted in holesA and C and replace 3 nuts. )
3.side.Rein°renuts fromstuds5,6and 7 on air inlet ,t-_--_ _ __1,1_ r- jl
4, Removebracket and reattach withstuds5andIL'+_IIIIHI1_('ZT_m)
6 inserted in holesD and B and replace 3 nuts. ,,#,I1_ '_o_" -....... ==-====)
b. Left side venting (figure 17). L_ !: (_=_/'_:.%T--_._.,.,,,,,'
1.Removenuts from studs 1, 2, 3 and 4 on motor
side. Figure 15
2.Remove bracket. Right Cabinet (Top View)
3. Rotate motor and cover assembly 180 degrees.
4. Reattach bracketwith studs4and 1inserted in
holesAand Cand replace all4 nuts.MOTORSIDEA[R INLET SIDE
5.Remove nutsfrom studs5, 6, 7and 8 on inlet f .__. / _ ___. _
side.
6. Remove bracket and reattach with studs8 and
5 inserted in holesDand B and replace all 4
nuts.
5. Attach theblowerhousing tothe floorwiththe outlet
towardsthe direction of theventing and the inlet
towards the front of the cabinets.Inaddition, for leftFigure 16
side venting,aspacer of approximately 1-1/2"thick x
9"long (3.81 cm x 22.86 cm) is required under the Blower Assembly
mounting bracket flangesof the blowerassembly (see
figure 17).
6. Removetheinside wireand outside stringfrom the Right Side Left Side
first 1-1/2"(3.81cm) ofone end ofthe5"(12.7cm)Venting Venting
flex duct (PIN 702935).Stretchthisendofthe flex
duct over the end of the 5"x 3-1/4"x 10"(12.7 cm x__._--'_ _ ._"x
25.4 cm) transition and securewith hose clamp (P/N
702331).
7.When the range is placed in position, feed the open
end of the5" (12.7 cm) flex duct through the hole in
the cabinet side wall and attach to the outlet of the
blower housing with hose clamp (PIN 702331).The
transition shouldthen beattached to the 3-1/4"x 10" SPacer/
(12.7 cmx 25.4 cm) ducting in the cabinet toe space Figure 17
through the cabinet floor cutout. Viewfrom Air Inlet Side of Blower
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8.Installthe6"(15.24cm)elbowoftheblowerhousing INSTALLING THE BLOWER
andsecurewithducttape.Theopenendoftheelbow
shouldbepointedtotheleft.Attachthe6"(15.24cm) NOTE: Install the blower priortoinstalling the
flexduct(providedwiththerange)totheelbowandto range.
therange.Note:Forrightsideventing,the6"(15.24
cm)diameterflexductmaybecutinhalfandusedin S Refertoyourductplan.Itmaybeeasiertoattachpart
orderto makeassemblyeasier, of theductingtotheblowerbeforeit isinstalled.
S Positiontheblowerandattachtothe floorwithat least
2screws.
S Applyducttapeto blowerexhaustductjoint.(See
figure12).
RANGE INSTALLATION
CONNECTING THE DOWNDRAFT BLOWER INSTALLINGTHE RANGE
TO ELECTRICAL (Figure18) $Aligntherangetoitsdesignatedlocationandslide
S Connecttheblowerpowercordtotheblowermotor backintoposition.Makesurethattherearlevelingleg
housing, isfullyinsertedandsecuredbytheanti-tipbracket.
BLOWER
POWERCORO S Attachtheotherendoftheflexducttotheplenumof
therangeusingthesecondductclamp.Tightenduct
clamptosecureittotheplenum.
CHECK FOR OPERATION
SInstalltheairfilter.Asyoufacetherange,thetopof
thefiltershouldrestagainsttheleftsideofthevent
opening.DO NOTOPERATETHESYSTEM
WITHOUTTHEFILTER.
S Installtheairgdlleovertheventopening.
Figure18 S Besuretoremoveallpackingmaterialstheovenfrom
INSTALLING THE FLEX DUCT TO BLOWER unitpdortoapplyingpower.
S Useoneoftheductclampsprovided.Usinga screw S Switchelectricalcircuitbreakerto theON position.
driver,tightenductclamptosecuretheflexducttothe
inletoftheblower.(Seefigure19). $ConsultUSEandCAREMANUALforproperoperation.
....
.... L)
Figure19
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CONNECTINGAPPLIANCE TO GAS SUPPLY
ATRAINEDSERVICEMAN ORGAS APPLIANCE MAXITROL REGULATOR _
_BSCBNBT0
INSTALLER MUST MAKE THEGASSUPPLY ._ u, _Pu_mm_.CONNECTION. Leak testing of the appliance shall be
conducted by the installer according to the instructions cm_,=;"_ _=_-=_ ___
&qpJ _P_ISUm_
given._T¥ .-- " _T'T" }_-
INSTALLGASSHUTOFFVALVE _ _ (_
Install amanual shutoffvalveinanaccessible locationin
thegas lineexternal to thisapplianceforthe purposeof
turningon or shuttingoffgasto theappliance.
Make thegas connectiontothe inletofthepressure
regulatoron thisappliancewith a 1/2"malepipethread,ILLUSTRATION "A"
Use anapprovedpipejointcompoundresistantto the
actionofLP gasat pipeconnections.Test alljointsforHARPER-WYMAN REGULATOR
gas leakswith a soapandwater solutionor other \ _J
acceptedleak detection means.Never test for gas leaks _ Therevers_lecapis
withanopen flame, labeledeither"LP"or
"NAT"andiseasily
PRESSURE TESTING recognizedby61e
The maximumgas supply pressurefor theregulator _ ._raisedcantercoinslot
suppliedon this applianceis 14_Water Column. Thetest (_(_ (forNatural)orthe
pressure for checkingthisregulator must be at least6"cer_rwell(forLP).
Water Columnfor naturalgas, andat least11"Water
Columnfor LP. Itis shippedfrom the factory setfor ..,,=_== _=e,=,,=
naturalgas at 5" WaterColumn. ALTERNATE ILLUSTRATION "A"
Thisapplianceand itsindividualshutoffvalvemustbe
disconnectedfromthegas supplypipingsystemdudng
any pressuretestingofthatsystem at testpressuresin wrench-tighteneduponreplacement.Firm finger
excessof1/2 PSIG (3.5 kPa). tighteningwillsecurethe cap.)
Thisappliancemustbe isolatedfromthegassupplyTo convertregulatorto LP inserta coin intothe slotin the
pipingsystembyclosingitsindividualmanualshutoff capofthe regulatorand turncounterclockwiseto loosen.
valveduringanypressuretestingofthe gassupplypipingReverse(invert)cap,pushdownandturnclockwiseto
systemattest pressuresequalto or lessthan1/2 PSIGlockinplace.Whenfinished,themarking"LP"shouldbe
(3.5k Pa). visibleinthe centerwellofthecap.
APPLIANCE PRESSURE REGULATOR CONVERSION TO LPGAS (See illustration "B")
CONVERSION (See illustration"A") Thisappliance isshippedfromthefactoryequipped for
Followtheinstructionsbelowto converttheregulatorforusewithnaturalgas. To convertitfromnaturalgasfor
usewithLPgas. (Thisapplianceisshippedfrom theusewithLPgas, performsteps 1through4.
factoryadjustedforusewithnaturalgas.)
1. Unscrewthehex shapedcap fromtheneckof the/_ _/t
regulator. (Awrench may berequiredtoloosenthe{[/
cap.) 1/2"OPEN END
WRENCH.I)
2.Withinthe cap is aplasticpin.Remove this pin from /.
the cap by applying sideward pressuretothe pin. (See TURNCLOCKWISE
illustration,)TURN _1 lieTO TIGHTEN
COUNTERCLOCK'WlSE
3.Invertthepinand snapit backinto placewithinthecap TOREMOVEORIFICEHOOD
by applyingevenfingerpressureat opposingedgesofILLUSTRATION "B"
thepin'scirculardisc.The pinmustbe seatedfirmly
and squarelyinthecap, 1.Removenaturalgas orificehoods.Remove LP orifice,
Pinreplacement may be most easilyaccomplished by(ifsoequipped) in tube assemblies.Install colorcoded
placing the cap on a flat horizontal surface, as shown in orifice hoods supplied. (SEE LPGAS CONVERSION
the illustration,and applyingdownwardfingerpressure INSTRUCTIONS PAGE 15.)
at the edgesofthe pin'sdisc. 2. Invert cap inconvertiblepressureregulator(if so
4.Screw the cap securely back into place in the neck of equipped) located at entrance to gas manifold.
the pressure regulator.(The capneed not be -11-

3.Adjust air shutters on individual burners for proper AIR SHUTTERADJUSTMENT
flame appearance. (See illustration"C")
4. Adjust lowflame settingat each burner byturning This appliance is shippedfrom the factorywith air
adjustment screwin center of valve stem.shutters adjusted for use with natural gas. If further
adjustment is necessary, or to resetfor use with LP,
To make these conversion adjustments follow the adjustairshuttersasfollows:
instructions and illustrations ("A"through "D"). GrillBurnerand SurfaceBurnerCartridgeAirShutters
(see illustration"C").
$The lefthandairshuttercontrolsthe rearhalf ofthe
bumer.
SThe righthandshuttercontrolsthefronthalf.
SAccesstoair shuttersonthe surface burnercartridge
may befoundthroughopeningson thebottomofthe
cartridgehousing.
Slideair shutterbackwardor forwardto increaseor
decreasethesizeoftheair opening.Airshuttersfit
snugly,soa screwdriverblademay be requiredto make
thisadjustment(see illustration.)
Observechangeinflameappearanceas theair shutteris
Thisapplianceisshippedfromthe factorywithorifice moved.Adjustmentissatisfactorywhena cleadydefined,
hoodsdrilledfor usewithnaturalgas. To convertfromevenblueflame resultsat the highflamesetting.The
naturalgasto LP, applya 1/2"open-endedwrenchtohex snugfitoftheairshutterassuresitwillremain positioned
sectionoforificehood.TURN COUNTERCLOCKWISEcorrectly.
TO REMOVE. Save the NaturalGas orificehoodsjust
removedfrom thisapplianceforfuture use. Installcolor
codedorificehoodssupplied.(SEE GAS CONVERSION
INSTRUCTIONS PAGE 14,) TURN CLOCKWISE TO
INSTALL. Holddimensionspec'fiad n "llustrat'on"B".
CONTROL SETTINGS
The size andtype ofcookwareand theamountand type GRILLBURNERAIRSHU'Fi'ER&SURFACEBURNER
offoodbeing cookedwillinfluencethesettingneededfor _(IF SOEQUIPPED)
best cookingresults.The setting indicated shouldserve _'__, ___
as a guidewhile you become familiar with your cooktop. _OQ
Use the Hi flamesetting to_ -- _ '_o_
qu,ck,ybringfoodstoabo,,orto
begina cookingoperation.Then AIR SHU'I-rER_/v
reduceto a lowersettingto , '-- INSERTSCREWDRIVER
continuecooking.Never leave BLADEINSLOTAND
food unattended over a Hi flame TWISTWITHSLIGHT
PRESSURE TO
setting. ALLOWAIR SHUTrER
TO SLIDE EASILY.
Med setting isused to continuea
cookingoperation.Foodwill not _ AIR SHUTTER
cook anyfasterwhen a Hi flame ,..---a
setting isused thanthat needed _ _/_
tomaintain agentle boil.
Remember, water bollsat the
same temperaturewhether
boilinggently orvigorously.
UseLo setting to keep foodat F"-_
servingtemperatureswithout
furthercooking.You mayfind
thatsomecookingmaytake _-_-_
place if the cookware is covered,
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LOW FLAME ADJUSTMENT
(See illustration"D")
This applianceisshippedfrom thefactorywith low and COUNTERCLOCKWISE
mediumflamesettingsadjustedfor usewithnaturalgas. _"_TO INCREASEFLAME
If furtheradjustmentisnecessary,orto readjustfor use ,= _SlZE
with LP, proceed as follows: CLOC-K_V"'SEE_"__,JtI ILCa"
1. Light burner and set control knob for lowflame•
2. Removecontrol knob from valve stem._R'_
CAUTION: NEVER USE A METAL BLADE TO PRY
KNOB OFF. IF KNOB CANNOT BE EASILY
REMOVED, TUCK FOLDS OF A CLOTH
DISHTOWEL UNDER THE KNOB AND PULL THE VALV
TOWEL UPWARD WITH STEADY, EVEN STEM_
PRESSURE•
3. Insert a slender, thin-blade screwdriver into the recess
at center of valve stem and engage blade with slot in
adjusting screw. ILLUSTRATION "D"
4.Turn center stem adjusting screw to set flame size.
•.. clockwise to reduce.
•.. counterclockwise to increase.
5.Replace control knob when adjustment is completed.
Proper adjustment will produce a stable,steady blue
flame of minimum size.Thefinal adjustment should be
checked by turning knob from highto lowseveral times
withoutextinguishingthe flame.
Thisadjustment,at lowsetting,willautomaticallyprovide
theproperflamesize at mediumsetting.
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NATURAL GAS TO PROPANEGAS (LP) CONVERSIONINSTRUCTIONS
TO CONVERT APPLIANCE FOR USE WITH PROPANE GAS
Manifold - Propane Gas pressure required - 10"Water
Column.
Incoming Propane Gas pressure required to regulator -
11"- 14"Water Column.
Propane Gas conversion Orifice Hoods are supplied with
these models.
PROPANECONVERSION
INCHES
BURNER BTU/hr ORIFICE DIAMETER COLOR
LeftRear (LR) 8,000 #67 .032 Green
LeftFront(LF) 8,000 #67 .032 Green
RightRear (RR) 9,000 #66 .033 Zinc
RightFront(RF) 9,000 #66 .033 Zinc
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PROPANE GAS (LP) TO NATURAL GAS CONVERSION INSTRUCTIONS
TO CONVERT APPLIANCE FOR USE WITH
NATURAL GAS
1.Replaceall orifice hoods,.. Perform step 1
through 4 on pages 12 & 13,Locatethe(4) four
NaturalGas hoods(withsmallnumbersstampedon
theirsides)savedfromoriginalNaturalGas model.The
twohoodswith.0520 (#55 orifice)stampedonthem
arefor theleftfrontand leftrear burners.Thetwo
hoodswiththe.0595 (#53orifice)stampedon themare
for thetworightburners.
To make these conversion adjustments follow the
instructions and illustrations ("A"through "D") on
pages 13 and 14.
2,Invert cap in pressure regulator (see illustration
"A"). With the appliance installed,theregulatorIs
located on the center undersideof the applianceat the
inletto the gas manifold. Identify the typeof regulator
on the unit and follow the instructionsin the appropriate
illustration.
Manifold -NaturalGas pressure required - 5"Water 3. Adjust low flame setting for each burner. Followthe
Column. instructionsforburner lowflameadjustmentonpage
14 toincrease thesimmerflame size.
IncomingNaturalGaspressurerequiredtoregulator-6"-
7"Water Column. NaturalGas inputrequired- 36,000 BTU/hr.
INCHES
BURNER BTU/hr ORIFICE DIAMETER COLOR
Left Rear (LR) 8,000 #55 .0520 Brass
Left Front(LF)8,000 #55.0520 Brass
RightRear (RR)10,000 #53 .0595 Brass
RightFront(RF) 10,000#53 .0595 Brass
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BURNER CAPS AND SEALED HOW TO REMOVE RANGE FOR
GAS BURNERS CLEANING AND SERVICING
$ Allow burnertocool. Removeburnercapandwash inFollow these procedures to remove appliance for
soapywater withaplasticscouringpad or inthecleaning orservicing:
dishwasher.For stubbornsoils,cleanwitha soap-filled, 1.Shut off gassupplytoappliance.
nonabrasivepad or CooktopCleaningCreme(Part
#20000001). 2. Disconnectelectricalsupply to appliance, ifequipped.
S For burned on soil, place burner cap on newspaper and 3.Disconnect gas supply tubing to appliance.
spray with commercial oven cleaner. Follow 4.Slide range forward to disengage range from the
manufacturer's directions, anti-tip bracket. (See page 5).
$ Clean gas ports with a straight pin especially the port 5. Reverse procedure to reinstall. If gas line has been
below the ignitor.Do not enlarge or distort holes, disconnected, check for gas leaks after reconnection.
$ Be careful notto get water into burner ports. NOTE: A qualified servicer should disconnect and
$ When cleaning, use care to prevent damage to thereconnect the gas supply.
ignitor. If the ignitor is soiled, wet or damaged the 6. To prevent range from accidentally tipping, range must
surface burner will not light, be secured to the floor by sliding rear leveling leg into
the anti-tip bracket.
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