Electrical
requirements
Electrical Shock Hazard
sElectricsl ground is x&red
on this appliance.
* Improper wnnection of the
equipment-grounding
conductor can result in fire.
electrical shock, or other
personal injury.
1Check with a qualified
electrician if you are in
doubt as to whether
the appliance is properly
gTounded.
mDo Not use an extension
cord with this appliance.
mDo Not have e fuse in the
neutral 01grounding circuit.
A
fuse in the neutral or
grounding drcult could result
in an electrical shcck.
Failure to follow these
instructions could
result
in a
fire, electrical shock or other
personal injury.
Electrical
connection
A
A thee-wire, single phase,
m240~volt.60-Hz.
AC
or&‘.
electrical supply is required on-a
separate 50-amperecircuit, fused
on both sides of the line. Time-
delay fuse or circuit breaker is
recommended The fuse size must
not exceed the circuit rating of the
appliance specdfiedon the serial/
rating plate located on the bottom
of the cooktop.
B
THE COOKTOPMUST
. BECONNECTEDWITH
COPPERWIREONLY.
C
Wire sizes and wnnections
l
must conform to the
requirements of the National
Electrical Code,
ANSmFPA
70-
latest edition’, and eJllocal wdes
and ordinances.
Copies of the standard listed above
may be obtained from:
l
National Fire Protection
Association
Battery March Park
Quincy. Massachusetts 02169
D
The appliance should be
n
WMected directly to the
fused diswMect (or circuit
breaker) through fetile, armored
or non-metallic sheathed, copper
cable. The flexible, armored cable
extending from the appliance
should be COMecteddirectly to the
junction box.
E
Locate the junction box
1 to allow asmuch slack as
possible between the junction box
and the appliance so that the
cooktop canbe moved if servicmg
is ever necessary. DoNot cut the
conduit.
Elecuical Shock Hazard
1
Disco~ect
power
t0
the
junction box.
l
This appliance must be
co~ected
to a grounded.
permanent wiring system or
a grounding connector should
he connected ta the
grounding termhal or wire
lead on the appliance.
n
Do Not connect to the
electrical supply until the
appliance is permanently
grounded.
Failure to
do somay result
in eltical shock, serious
injury
or death
This appliance is manufactured
with a cabinet-WMected, green or
bare, grounding wire.
Connect
the appliance cable to
the junction box through the l/2’
conduit connector.
Complete electrical connection
according to local codes and
ordinances.
A.
Where local codes
permit...
CoMecting the cabinet-grounding
conductor to the neutral (white)
]unction box wire’
Figure 1
1.Connect the green (or bare)
appliance cable wire with the
neutral (white) wire mthe
junction box.
2. Connect
the two black wues.
Then coMect the two red wires.
(SeeFigure 1.).
B.
Where local codes Do Not
permit...
connecting the cabmetgroundmg
conductor to the neutral (white)
junction box wire:
Figure 2
1.Connect the two black wires.
Then connect the two red wires
(SeeFigure 2.)
2. Connect
the green (or bare)
grounding wire from the appliance
to agrounded wire in the junction
box or to a grounded, copper, cold
water pipe.*
3.
Do Nat ground to a gas supply
or hot water pipe. Do Not connect
to electrical supply until apphance
1spermanently grounded. (See
Figure 3.)
Figure 3
*Grounded.coldw&r muemust
havemetal‘mntrnunytdeiectricaf
croundandnotbeinterruptedby
plastrc,rubberorotherelectrical
msulatmgmnnectorssuchashoses,
firtmas.washersor assketslincludma
lumped,asshown,with s lengthof
No.4wire secuely clampedtobare
metalatbothends.
F
A U.L.- listed conduit
. connector must be provided
at the junction box.
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