Whirlpool GAS RANGE User manual

Whirlmol
Home vc Appliances
30” Eye-level
IMPORTANT:
INSTALLER:Leave Installation
Instructions with the homeowner.
HOMEOWNER: Keep Installation
Instructions for future reference.
Microwave
Continuous Cleaning
Gas Range

Before you start... CheckIOC
ALL OPENINGS IN THE WALL OR Instolled i
‘ropet miollotion ISyour responsiblllty FLOOR WHERE THE RANGE ISTC BE locared o
A q”al,fled lechnlclan should Install this INSTALLED MUST BE SEALED
range. Make sure You have everything
necessary for correct Instollatlon. It ISthe
iesponslbillfy of the Installer to complv with
ihE! lnstallatlon clearance spec‘ ^A -- ‘&^ ,111 .I III III
seriallratma ~laie The ser~allrc... w ,a.-.- , ,,
do” wnere ionge w-lb De
be range should be
way lrom strong droH oreas
such OSwlndows. doors ond Strong
heating vents or ions The ro”Qe
should be located for convenient “se
,n Ihe k,lchen Recessed ~nslollOtlOnS
musl provide complete enclosure
01 Ihe sides and rear 01 range
Remove 011pocking material
,rom nllcrowcwe Ow2” COVltv
Check the oven aleo for
domage See For Your Sal’+
If there ISany damage. do
not operate mIcrowave OYen
until /I ISchecked by CI”
authorized WhIrlpool SeTVIce
lechnlaon
WARNING: Reaching over
healed surface burners
cc~uses r\sk of bel”Q burned
To reduce risk. ~nslallallon
01 cob,nel storage above
sur,oce umls should be
ovaded
Important: Observe all
governing codes and
ordinances.
NOTE Clearances spafled
are for combustible walls and
matenols that have o density
of 20 or more pounds per
cubic fool No evoluotlon Of
clearances has been mode for
lnstollatlons odlacent to
materloIs thai ore less than 20
nounds oer cu nortoDIaSIIc
the side coblnetr.
proper gas supply
connection must be
avalloble See Gas
supply requirements
Grounded eleclrical outlet
1srequwd See Electrical
to ihe Manufactured Ho& Construction and
Sol&~ Standards, 11lle 24 CFR. Part 32-80
(formerly the Federal Standard for MoblIe
Home Consiruchon and Safety.T~lle 24. HUD.
Pali 280)
Copies of the standards llsted may be
obtaned from
“Nohonat Fire Protection Assoclalion
dimensions lhol Batterymarch Park
are shown must be Quincy, Massachusetts 02269
used G,ven drnerrs,o”s “‘American Gas Association
are rmnimum clearances ond 1515 Wilson Boulevard
provide required 0” clearance Arlington,Vlrginio 22209
Tools needed for
installation:
combustion and ventilation air. 2. Don’t touch electrical switches.
1FOR YOUR SAFETY 1
3. Extinguish any open flame.
4. lmmediatelv call your gas I
The maximum gas supply
pressure for this gas range must
not exceed 14inches W.C.l?
supplier. . - -
I
FOR YOUR SAFETY 1
Do not store or use gasoline
or other flammable vapors and
liquids in the vicinity of this
or any other appliance.
-OR YOUR SAFETY
o avoid possible exposure to
xcessive microwave energy:
. Do not attempt to operate this
oven with the door open. Open-
door operation can result in
harmful microwave energy
exposure.
Do not tamper with or defeat the
safety interlocks.
. Do not place objects between
the oven front face and the door.
. Do not allow soil or cleaner
residue to accumulate on sealin<
surface of door.
I.Do not operate oven if damaged.
The door MUST close properly tc
provide safe operation. Do not
use the microwave if:
l door is bent.
l hinges and latches are broken
or loose.
l door seals, sealing surfaces
or glass is broken.
The oven should only be
adjusted and repaired by a
qualified repair person.
Have a qualified repair person
check oven for microwave
leakage after a repair is made.
FOR YOUR SAFETY
Special care must be taken when
drilling holes into the wall.
Electrical wires may be concealed
behind wall covering.
requirements
Observe all governing codes
and ordinances.
A.
This ~nslollal~on must conform with
,oco, codes ond ordrwnces In the
absence 01 local codes, wxtallatlon must
con,c,rm w,,h Amer~co” Nahonal Slandard.
Nal~onal Fuel Gas Code ANSI 2223 I-1984 ‘..
,np”, ralings shown on Ihe serlol!
K,llnQ plate we for elevations Yp
lo 2.000 feel For elevations above 2,000 feel.
ral,ngs should be reduced at o rale Of 4% for
each 1,000 feel above sea level
1WARNING:
It is the customer’s responsibility:
l To contact a qualified electrical
l To assure that electrical
installation is adequate and in
conformance with National
Electrical Code, ANSllNFPA
70-1987” and local codes and
IWARNING:
The microwave oven in this unit is
designed for household use only.
Do not use microwave for
commercial purposes.
PANEL A

C.
This range is equipped for use
with NATURAL gas II IScetilfled by
A.G.A for NATURAL and L.P gases with
opproprlate convenion.The serial/rating
plate located under the cooktop has
information on the type of gas that co” be
used If this information does not agree with
the type of gas available. check with the
local gas supplier. See bock cover for L.P
gas conversion instructions.
Dm qrovlde a gas supply line of zy
rIgId p,pe to the range locatIon.
A smaller size pipe on long runs may result in
lnsufflaent gas supply Pipe joint compounds
resistant to the action of L.P gos must be used
With L P gas. piplng or tubing size co” be Yz’
minimum. L.P gas suppliers usually determIne
the size and moterlols used on the system
E.
If local codes permit. A G.A.
ODDrOVed flexible metal tubing IS
recommended for connecfing this rangeto
the gas supply Ilne. Do Noi kink or domoge
the flexible tubing when moving the range
A Yz” male pipe thread ISneeded for
connection to pressure regulator female ,
pipe threads.
The supply line should be equipped
with o shutoff valve This valve should
be lccoted I” the some ram as the ro”Qe
and should be I” C location that allows ease
of opening and closing Do Not block access
to shutonvalve
G.
If rlgld pope is used OSo gas supply
Ilne. o comblnat1on of Dice fiHinas
must be used to obtain on in-line cbnnech&
to the range. All strains must be removed from
the supply and fuel lines so range will be
level and in line.
H.
The inlet pressure to the regulator
should be as lollows for both
operation and checking regulator setling.
NATURAL GAS:
Mlnimum pressure 6 Inches
Marlmum pressure14 inches
L.P. GAS:
Mlnlmum pressure 11Inches
Maximum pressure14 inches
I . Line Pressure 1esthlg
Testing aboveK lb. PSI (Gauge)
The range and its individual shutoff valve
must be disconnected from the gos supply
piping System during any pressure testing
of that system ot test pressures greater than
Yzpsig (3.5 ItPa].
Testing at Yzlb. PSI (Gauge) or lower
The range must be isolated from the gas
supply plplng system by closing its Individual
manual shut&valve during any pressure
testing of the gas supply piping system at
test pressures equal to or less than Yzpsrg
(3.5 kPo).
Electrical
requirements
A 120 Volt. 60 Hz. AC only. 20 Ammere. fused
electncol supply is required A time-delay
fuse or circuit breaker ISrecommended
It ISrecommended that o separate circuit
serving only this appliance be provided
WARNING: AN EXTENSION CORD SHOULD
NO1 BE USED WITH THIS APPLIANCE. SUCH
USE MAY RESULT IN A FIRE, ELECTRICAL
SHOCK, OROTHER PERSONAL INJURY
Wlrlng diagrams ore Included on the back
cover of these instructlons. A kxhnkx! sheet
that includes the winng dlograms con be
found behlnd the control panel.
Recommended
grounding method
60 NOT, UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES,
REMOVE IHE POWER SUPPLY CORD
GROUNDING PRONG.
Foryourpersonol safety. ihls appllonce must
be grounded This appliance is equipped
with o power supply cord having 0 3-prong
grounding plug. To minimize paslble shock
hazard. the cord must be plugged into o
mating J-prong grounding type wall
receptacle. grounded in accordance wtth
me Natlonol Electrical Code. ANSIINFPA
70.1987” and local codes and ordinances
see Figure 1. If 0 mot1ng “all receptacle IS
not available, It ISthe
c%rsonal resrwnsibilitv
&nd obllgot/on of the’
Temporary -
grounding method
DO NOT, UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES.
REMOVE THE POWER SUPPLY CORD
GROUNDING PRONG.
lJ Figure 2
Electrical ground is required on this
If ChonglnQ and properly Qroundlng the “all
receplocle ISlmposslble and where loco1
codes Dermlt fconsult vour electrlcol
inspecior]. o tempo& adopter may be
plugged Into the existing Z-prong wall
receptacle to mate wllh the J-prong power
SUDpfY cord.
If this 1sdone. you must connect o separate
copper grounding wire (No 18 mInimUm)
to 0 Qrounded cold water pipe’ by
means of o clamp ond then to the
edernal grounding Connector screw.
Figure 5
Recommended duct length
Use 3%” x to’ or 6” duct with o maximum
length Of 26 feet for duct System. For best
cerformance use no more than three 90
elbows To colculote fhe length of system You
need. odd the equivalent feet for each duct
piece used in the system. See the following
example.
W’Xlo” duct system
t Maximum length = 26 feet
3”. l-9velbow = 5ft
+ 1- WQII COP = OH
9 feet straght = 9ft
Length of
3’Yd”x lo’system = 14 ft
Recommended standard fitting!
Do Not ground to a gas supply pipe or hot
water pipe. Do Not connect lo electnc
supply until appliance is permanently
grounded See Figure 2.
‘Grounded cold water pipe must have
metal continuity to eleCtriCol ground
and not be interrupted by plostlc.
rubberorotherelectricolfy insulahng
connedon such os hoses, flnlngs,
washers or gaskets [InClUdIng waler
meter or pump]. Any eleclrlcal
insulating connecfor should be
lumped as shown with o length of No. 4
wire securely clomped to bare metal
at both ends
6” duct system
Ventfng
requsrements - +J
2II
3
Moxlmum lenglh=26feet
1 -transition = 45ft
Ductwork needed for installallon is not 2 - 90” elbows = loft
included. Wall or roofcaps used must
have back-draff damper. IO6%%m 1 -;r;;;&,,, 1 ; ZJ
DetermIne which oulslde ventlna method Length of 6” system = 22.5 ff
needs to be used. Note. If o non~enting
(rearculat~ng] installotlon ISdesired. you will
need to order Non-vent Kit 814023 and follow
install&on instructions provided withthe kit
The length of ductwork ond number of
elbows should be kept too rn~“~m”m to
provide eftlcrent performance The xe of the
ductwork should be uniform. Do Nof install
two elbows tooether. Use duct taoe to seal 011
]olnts I” duct $tem. Ductwork cb” terminate
either through the rwf or wall, Figures 3-5
show comnion venting methods-and what
types of materloIs ore needed. Use coulklng
to seal exterior wall or rc0f opening around
exhaust hc&
Recommended standard fittinas
PANEL B

Now start...
Wrth range in kitchen.
2.
place one fool on the sh,w,ng
base. Tilt range forward slightly to
free rear legs. Gentlv lower range to floor
T!lt range backwards unhl fronl legs are free
3.
Remove ShIPping moteriols. tape
and protectwe film from range
Do not remove cardboard shipprng hose
at this time
4.
Adwsl the leveling leQSt0 o
Wf”t where ihe ,cr”Qe base does
not louch the Roor
5.
b3terml”e whichventng methw
(roof or wall venting or ventless)
VW “e$ t0 use. This range ISmanufactured
loroutsa3 w”tlng. II c) “onventng [,er&u-
lotlng) ,“st~~latio” is deswd. you ~111need
‘0 order Non-vent Krt 814023 and follow
Installdon i”St,UCtiO”s provrded with the kit,
8.
To w”t through fhe root, mark on the
undenide of the cabinet 1K” I” from
back wall. Measure and mark o line 5” to
r!Qht and lefl of ihe centerline. Then measure
3’2 towards the front of the cabinet and
TO“e”f through the wall. meosure from ,he
fbcv 71” and 67%” and mark on the back
~011 MWSU,~ and mark o line 5” to right o”d
IOft Of the Cc49,li”e at both helghis “m
a sbw sow to cut a rectangle openrng for
dwhak. The opmng must be large
enough t0 fit 3W’rlU” duct system.
PANEL C
6.10.12.
Numbers
correspond
to steps
9. ’ ’
l”StQll duct fhrough the vent opening
in the upper cabinet or wall.
Comprete the venting system occordrng
to the method needed. See Ventrng
rwnrements Use caulkrng to seal exterior
wall or roof opening around exhaust hood.
IO.
Alioch damper lo selected vent
opening. It damper ISattached
to the bock Of hood. be sure damper hinge is
toward tlw top
11.
PkJg the electrical cord into the
,o”Qe intO cabinet opening and center
CO”“& ductwork to range hood

19.
After burner lights. turn control
knob to “HI” position Check each
cooktop burner for proper flame. The small
inner cone should hove o very distrncl blue
flame Yd”to Yz” long. The outer cone ISnot OS
distinct OS the rnner cone.
Assemble the flexible connector
from the gas supply pipe to the
pressure regulator In this order: manual
shutoff valve. Ii” nipple. Yz” adapter, flexrble
connector. y?” adapter, and Yz” nipple.
20.A
After burner lights. turn control
knob to “HI”twsition. Check
each ccoktop burner for proper flame. The
small inner cone should have o very distrnct
blue flame yn” to yz” long. The outer cone is
not os distinct OS the inner cone.
21.
A If burners need odjustrng for
proper flame. adjust the air
shutter to the widest OpeninQ~thot wltl not
cause the flame to IiH or blow off of the
burner. Repeat OSnecessorv wih each
burner
WARNING: THE REGULATOR IS DIE CAST.
IF THE CONNECTION IS MADE TOO
TIGHT, IT WILL CRACK, RESULTING IN A
GAS LEAK AND POSSIBLE FIRE OR
EXPLOSION.
20.
If burners need odjustlng for
proper flame, adjust the air
shutterto the widest opening that wilt not
cause the flame to IiH or blow off of the
burner. Repeat os necessary wth each
burner. II
15.
Use pipe joint compound
resistant to the action of L.P gas
to seal all QOS connections. Check that the
shutoff valve is open between the regulator
and gas valves. Ifflexible connectors ore
used. be certain connectors ore not kinked
16.
Open the shutoff valve in the Qos
supply line. Wait 0 few minutes
for QOS to move through the gas line
21,
Check the operation of the
“\-‘1 burner. Push in and turn -_- -.-,
the oven control knr3b to 300°F The oven
burner should Ifok,
._ ..,..I In 50 to 60 seconds. This
delav Is normal. The oven sofetv valve
requires o certain time before it will open and
knob ISin the “OFF” position
Remove ihe lower oven rack and oven
bottom. Hold o lighted match to the opening
in the top of the pilot at the rear of the oven
burner No pilot adjustments ore required
17.
Use a brush and liquid detergent
to test all gas connections for
leaks. Bubbles around connectrons wrll
rndicate o teak. If o laak appears. shut off
gas valve controls and adjust connections.
Then check connections again. NEVER TEST
FOR GAS LEAKS WITH A MATCH OR OTHER
FLAME. Clean all detergent solution from
23.A
Check the operatron of the
oven burner Push in and turn
the oven control knob to 3w”F The oven
burner should liahl in 50 to 60 seconds. This
Check the oven burner for
proper flame Thrs flame
should be Yz” long. with inner cone of blulsh-
green. and outer mantle of dark blue. and
sho”,,jbeclea- ^^A^^O.^^L___^L^_ LI^
yellow tips, blo\... .~ _. 111..,~_, ,,-.,,- _,,--,-
occur.
range.
delay is norrr&The oven safety valve
requires o certain trme before It wilt open and
OIIOW the QOS t0 flow
Electronic lgnitlon System -
initial lighting and gas flame
adjustments.
Electronrc ignition systems operate wlthin
wide voltage limits. bul proper Qroundlng
ond polarity is necessary In addition to
checking that the outlet prowdesl20 volt
power and is correctly QrOUnded, the outlet
must be checked bv o auolified
' 24.A
Check the oven burner for
the proper tlome. Thusflame
should be Yz” lone with inner cone of btuirh-
green. and o”te&ontle of dark blue and
should be clean and son in character. No
Yellow tips. blowng or lining of the flame
electrician to see If h is v&d
with correct polarity
?%!hne needs to be
adjusted. loosen screw and
adjust the air shutter until the proper
should occur
flame appears. Tighten screw
Standing Pilot Systems
18 A Besure all control
- knobs ore ,n the “OFF”
Ccoktop and lower oven burner use
electronic lgniten in place of standing pilots.
When the ccoktop control knob is turned to
the “LITE”position. the system creates Q spark
to light the burner This sparking continues
until the control knob is turned to the desired
settrng. When the oven control is turned on.
the sporkina wilt continue until oven orlot
ignites Thenthe sparking stops
positron Raise the
5
-
25.A Ifo~enflameneedstobe‘ -
adjusted. loosen screw and
odyst the air shutter untrl the proper flame
appears Tighten saw Replace oven
botiom and bottom rack
Use ci match to light
both PIlOt IlQhtS Adjust
pllot adjustment screw
50 pilot flame tip is 6” to 318”htgh and
cente,ed i” the I.^,^ .^ u._^ ^,,^A L.. .^ ^-
Ifthe flame ISto
Il”lrIII,,1~~~~“,,lu”rll,y
0 hlQh. Carbon (so@ wrll
crcc”m”Iore under the cooktop
~~- --.--,--
new Whtrlpool microwave eye-level
range. To get the most efwent
use from your new range, read your
Congratulations!
I - WhlrlDool Uw and Care Gutde. Keep I
Check the operatron of the
cooktop burners Push I” and
turn each control knob to “LITE” oo~111on. The
Instbllatlon Inshuclloru and Gutde
close lo rmge for eary re1emnce.
The lnshuctlorn will make
retrulolllng your WhIrlpool
range In another home
a( WLV as the nnl
18.
Check the operation of the
COOktop burners Push in and
hm each COnlrol knob to “LITE” wslilon.
The flame should Ii@ will+ A c-**n,+ h
Not leave the knob In the ‘LITE- postllon
aflef burner Ilghts. flame should light wilhrn 4 seconds. Do Not
leave the knob In the “UIE” position otter
burner Itghts.
PANEL D

L.P.gas
convers2on
L.P.
Natural I
A.
Only 0 qualified
installer should inst
or adjust your gas range.
Pressure Regulator:
Use o wrench to unscrew
the ccl0 from the toD bv
turning counter-cl&k&
Turn the COD over so the hole end ISup
Replace the cap and gasket on the
regulator. DO NOT REMOVE THE PRESSURE
REGULATOR.
After the gas line is connected. check for
lwks. Use o brush and liquid detergent to test
all gas connections for leaks. Bubbles around
connections will indicate o leak. If o leak
appears. shut off gas valve controls ond
adjust connectlons. Then check connections
again. NEVER TESTFOR GAS LEAKS WITH A
MATCH OR OTHER FLAME.
LINE R t
NATURAL GAS
c.
Cooklop Burners: Screw the
onfrce hoods down 2 to 2% turns.
DO NOT OVERTIGHTEN The burner flames
cannot be properly adjusted Ifthrs
converSion is not made. Adjust the ar shutters
for proper flame See Panel D. Step 20 for
electrical ignition sysIems or Step 20A for
standing pilot systems. L P gos has o slightly
yellow tip on top of burner flames in oddrtron
to the other proper characterrstics
Ccoktop burnen with standing pilols require
adjustment of pilot flame to Yi’ high. The
adjustment control is located under the
manrfold pipe or at pilot flame base
depending on the model.
NE
3 :&ODES
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ELECTRODE w
NO. , R STARTER w
“s’bt” L’GHT w
OVEN
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D.
Oven Burner: Remove oven racks
and lower panel from oven
bottom Screw the orrfice hood down 2 to
2% turns. DO NOT OVERTIGHTEN. The burner
flame cannot be ad]usted properly if thus
coweRion ISnot made. The burner flame
should be Yz” long when air shutter 1scorrectly
adjusted Adjust the arr shutter OSneeded
See Panel D. Step 23 for electronic ignition
systems or Step 25A for standrng prlot systems
Replace oven bottom and racks.
E.
Oven Thermostat: Remove
thermostat knob. pulling Straight
on, Use q small screwdriver to rotate the key
to L.P Replace thermostat knob.
After the burners hove bee”
converted to L.P gas usage. check
for leaks or in Step 0.
LINE
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NEON NE
T :&ODES
3 OVEN
ELECTRODE w
R - w
BALLAST
NOTES: NOTES:
LOWER OVEN
MODEL
SMPSBPES
1 ALL WIRES18GA 105-C UNLESSOTHERWISENOTED
2 CONNECT ONLY TO SINGLE PHASE AC SERVICE AS INDICATED
ON THE RANGE SERIAL PLATE
3 FOR COMPLETE WIRING SCHEMATIC OF MICROWAVE MODULE
SEETECHSHEETLOCATED BEHIND CONTROL PANELOF
MICROWAVE OVEN
LOWER OVEN 1
ALL WlRES 18GA 105°C UNLESSOTHERWISENOTED
MODEL 2
CONNECT ONLY TO SINGLE PHASE AC SERVICE AS INDICATED
ON THE RANGE SERIAL PLATE
SM95BPES.1
3 FOR COMPLETE WIRING SCHEMATIC OF MICROWAVE MODULE
SEE TECH SHEET A”ACHED TO INSIDE OF RIGHT SIDE UPPER END
PANEL
rRAL

If microwave
eye-level range
does not operate...
Check that the circuit breaker is not tripped
or the fuse blown. Check that power supply
cord is plugged into wall receptacle.
If you need
assistance...
During normal business hours the Whirlpool
COOL-LINE@ Service will answer any
questions about operating or maintaining
Your range not covered in the Installation
Instructions. The Whirlpool CCCL-LINE@
Service number is (800) 2531301. Dial just as
you normally dial long drstance - the call
is free.
When you call, you need the range model
number and serial number. Both numbers
can be found on the serial/rating plate
located under the cooktop.
Part No. 75881-01/4179113 Rev A
If you need
servke...
In the event Your Whirlpool appliance should
need service. call the dealer from whom you
purchased the appliance or a Whirlpool
franchised TECH-CARE@ service company He
is in the Yellow Pages of Your phone directory
lrsted under “Appliances - Household -
Major - Service or Repair.” You can also
obtain his name and number by dialing, free.
within the continental United States the
Whrrlpoo COOL-LINE8 Service number, (800)
253-1301 A specral operator will tell you the
name and number of your nearest Whirlpool
TECH-CARE” service outlet
Maintain the quality built into Your Whirlpool
appliance-call TECH-CARE@ Service.
TKirlpool
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to w&e...
Please include in your letter the model
number, serial number, date of purchase and
a complete description of your request or
problem. This information will help us to
provide exactly the assistance You need
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Division Vice President
Whirlpool Corporation
2000 M-63 North
Benton Harbor, MI 49022
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