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Installati()n Guide Over The Range Microwave Oven Contents Introduction Important Safety Information Installation Hardware Mounting Space Wall Construction Hood Exhaust duct Ventilation System Instruction A. Horizontalventlla_onsystem B.Verticalvenlllationsystem C.Recirculadon ventilationsystem Checklist for Iustallation Save this Guide with your Use & Care Manual Introduction Your Over-the-Range microwave oven comes complete with an installation instruction kit which contains the following three pieces of information required to install it. I. This installation instruction booklet, complete with diagrams on preparLng your cabinets and microwave oven for installation, II.The Top Cabinet Template, used to locate the power cord clearance hole, cabinet mounting holes and the vertical exhaust location. lIl. Instead ofThe Wall Mount Template, Wall Mounting Plate, used to locate the moun0ng plate holes and to locate the horizontal exhaust location. Please read all of the instructiop.s thoroughly before installing your microwave oven. NOTE: 1TIS RECOMMENDED THAT TWO PEOPLE INSTAl.I. THIS PRODUCT. IMPORTANt. I(_.P INSTRUCTIONS FOR LOCAL 1_.1 .FETRICAL INSPECTOR'S USF_. Important Safety Information Grounding Instructions This appliance must be grounded. In the event of an electrical short circuit, grounding reduces the risk of the electric shock by providing an escape wire for the electric current. This appliance is equipped with a cord having a grounding wire with a grounding plug. The plug must be plugged into an outlet that is properly installed and grounded. A_-__ WARNING - Improper use of the grounding can result in a riskof electric shock. Consult a qualified electrician or serviceman if the grounding instructions are not completely understood, or if doubt exists as to whether the appliance is properly grounded, and either: 1)flit is necessary to use an extension cord, use onlya 3-wireextension cordthathasa 3-blade grounding plug, and a 3-slot receptacle that will accept the plutg on the appliance. The marked rating of the extension cord shall be equal to or greater than the elect_cal rating of the appliance, or Do not use an extension cord. 2)If the power supply cord is too short, have a qualified electrician or serviceman install an outlet neartheappl_ance. Safety Instructions This product requires a three prong grounded receptacle. The installer must perform a ground continuity check on the power outlet box before beginning the installation to insure that the outlet box is properly grounded. If not properly grounded, or if the outlet box does not meet the electrical requirements noted, (under ELECTRICALREQUIREMENTS), a qualified electrician should be employed to correct any deficiencies. CAUTION: FOR PERSONAL SAFETY, REMOVE HOUSE FUSE OR OPEN CIRCUIT BREAKER BEFORE BEGINNING INSTAI.I.ATION TO AVOID SEVERE OR FATALSHOCK INJURY.CAUTION:FOR PERSONAL SAFETY, THE MOUNTING SURFACE MUST BE CAPABLE OF SUPPORTING THE CABINET LOAD, IN ADDITION TO THE ADDED WEIGHT OF THIS 85 POUND PRODUCT, PLUS ADDITIONAL OVEN LOADS OF UP TO 50 POUNDS OR A TOTAL WEIGHT OF 135 POUNDS. CAUTION: FOR PERSONAL SAFETYTHIS PRODUCT CANNOT BEINSTAI.1FD TO CABINET ARRANGEMENT'S SUCH AS AN ISLAND OR A PENINSULA. IT MUST BE MOUNTED TO BOTH A TOP CABINET AND A WAI.l.. Electrical Requirements Product rating is 120volts AC, 60Hertz, 14.6amps, and 1.60kilowatts. This product must be connected to a supply circuit of the proper voltage and frequency Wire size must conform to the requirements of the National Electric Code or the prevailing local code for this kilowatt rating. The power supply cord and plug should be brought to a separate 20ampere branch cilxuit single grounded receptacle. The outlet box should be located near the cord entry point The outlet box and supply circuit should be installed by a qualified electrician and conform to the National FAectliCCode or the Power supply cord a) A short power-supply cord is provided to reduce the risks resulting from becoming entangled in or Wipping over a longer cord. b) Longer cord sets or extension cords are available and may be used if care is exercised in their use. c) If a long cord or extemion cord is used: 1)The marked electrical rating of the cord set or extension cord should be at least as great as the electrical rating of the appliance. 2) The e_tension _ord must be a grounding type 3-wire cord, and 3)The longer cord should be arranged so that it will not drape over the cotmte_ top or tabletop where it can be pulled on by children or tripped over unintentionally This over-the-range oven was designed for use over ranges no wider than 30inches. It may be installed over both gas and electric cooking equipmenL Installation Hardware ® The foUowing is a list ofparts Parts List Tools you may need for installing your Over-the-Range microwave oven. Youwill find them packaged inside the microwave cooking cavity Remove all parts from the oven cavity and compare them with the parts list and illustration to be are missing. Usesure thisthat timenone to become familiar 1.Lag so'ews 1/4" x 2" (3EA) 2.Toggle Bolts 3" (3EA ) 3.Spring Loaded ToggleNuts ( 3EA) 4. Cabinet Mounting Bolts 1/4" x3-1/8"(3EA),l/4"x2"(3 EA) 5. Washers 3/4" (3 EA) 6. Gromment 7. Damper 8. Foam Tape (2 EA) 9. Top Cabinet Template 10.Wall Template The following tools may be needed for installation of your microwave oven. Phillips screwdrivers, Electric Drill Motor, 1/2" & 5/8" Wood Bits & 3/16" Drill BiLSaw to cut exhaust opening, (ifneeded) or Jig Saw, Tm Snips (ifneeded), Pencil,Tape Measure, Paper Tape & Duct Tape. with each piece. Mounting Space Your Over-the-Range microwave oven requires moun_ng space on a wall as shown. 1.A minimum of 30" between wall hung side cabinets is required for installation. Make sure the bottom edge of the top cabinet is at least 66" from the floor and 30" from the cooking surface. 30" cooking more than from surface 66"or more from the floor to the top of the microwave oven 2. For easier access to the hood lamp, the bottom of the microwave oven should be at least 2" above the range backsplash. 3. If you are going to vent your microwave oven to the outside, see exhaust duct preparation. 4. Designed to be installed in 30"wide cabinet opening. _ Ni-l° _ 30" Wall Construction Your Over-the-Rangemicrowaveoven shouldbe mounted againstand supported bya flat,verticalwall. Wallconstructionshould be a minimum of2"x 4"wall studding and 3/8" ormore,thickdrywall or plaster/lath. Theoven must be attachedto a minimum ofone 2"x 4" wallstud. Forproper installation the wallmust be capableof supportingthe cabinetload plus a minimum of 135 pounds, (the85 pound weight of the microwave oven and load weightallowance of 50pounds.) Tofind studs, use one ofthe following methods" Us11ally 16"or 24" _ _°' II ,@q °' " : : 3/8" Drywallor Plaste_/ Lath 2"X4" wood stud or or metal stud (25gaugeor thicker) I I i _q I. Studfinder a magneticdevice which locates nails. 1I.Using a hammer,tap lightlyacrossthe mounting surface to find a solid sound. Thiswill indicatea stud installation. After Logscrewsmust be installed in these area locatingthe stud(s),the center canbe found by:.Probingthe wallwith a smallnailto find the edgesofthe stud and then placinga mark halfway between the edges.Thecenterofany adjacentstuds should be 16"or 24"fromthis mark. NO'IE:Referencewalltemplate foraddildonalassistance. Hood Exhaust Duct Outside ventilation requires HOOD EXHAUST DUCT. Read the following carefully EXHAUST CONNECT/ON: The hood exhaust has been designed to mate with a standard 3-1/4" x 10" rectangl llar duct. If round duct is required, a rectang_,l_r-to-mund transition adapter must be used. Do not use less than a 6" diameter duct. REAR EXHAUST: If rear or horizontal exhaust is to be used, care should be taken to align exhaust with space between studs, or wall should be prepared at the time it is comstructed by leaving enough space between wall studs to accommodate exhaust, NOTE: Referencewall template, MAXIMUM DUCT LENGTH: For satisfactoryair movemen_ the tot_ duct length of 3-1/4" x 10" mctang_fl_ror 6" diameter round duct should not exceed 140feet of epuivalent duct run. ELBOWS,TRANSITIONS, WALL AND ROOF CAPS, etc., present additional resistance to air flow and are equivalent to a section of straight duct which is longer than their actual physical size. When calcula_hg the total duct length add the equivalent lengths of all transitions and adaptors plus the lengths of all su-aight duct sections. The diagram below shows the approximate feet of equivalent length of some typical ducts. ROOF CAP(24Fr) ADAerOR (set) 90°ELBOW00Fr) 45°F_LBOW(5FT) 90° ELBOW(25FT) 45° ELBOW(5FD 6 WAI ,LCAP (40FI) Ventilation system Instructions Your Over-the-Range microwave oven is designed for adaptation to the following three types of ventilation. Select the type of ventilation required for your instalhtion and proceed to the appropriate section. A. Horizontal A-1. Ventilation Ventilation System motor This blower motor has damper and your microwave oven is shipped assembled for a Recirculation Application. Step.1 * Remove the screws (1,2)for opening the blower motor cover and save screws. Remove cover. * Remove the screw (2)for Blower attachment and save screws. Step.2 * Liftblower unit out of mounting location. CAUTION: wiring. Do not pull or stretch blower C Step.3 Roll the blower unit so that the fan blade openings are facing back ( rear of unit ). *If you want VERTICAL, roll the blower unit so that the fan blade openings are facing upward. CAUTION: Wires to blower unit must be muted avoid to pinching, before reinstallation of cover plate. Horizontal duct configuration Step.4 * Carefully match the exhaust opening location of the microwave oven and reinstall screws(I,2). Vertical duct configuration A-2. Install the Mounting Plate Step. 1 Setup position a. Draw a line down the middle of the studs(See the Wall Consa_ction, page 5) b. Draw a vertical line on the wall at the center of the 30" wide space. NOTE: Use the wall template for the rear wall. Reference Wall Template prior to proceeding. Installation of this product require TWO persons. Step. 2 Drilling Reference the Wall Template. Step. 3 Install the damper Fit the damper into the house duc_ Be sure that the damper hinge is on the top and the dotnper free into the wall outlet. Takethe28"foam tapes andremove thepaperfrom sticky side. Press thesticky sideonto the front edge of the damper. (Don't stretch the foam tape) Plate Step. 4 Tightening the screws ToAttach the mounting plate to the wall using the toggle bolt assemblies and/or lag screws: a. Insert toggle bolts through mounting plate at required locations and add the spring loaded toggles. Reference wall template prior to proceeding Be sure you leave space at least the thickness of the wall between the mounting plate and the end of the toggle nuL (in dosed position). If you do not leave this space, the toggle nut will not open on the other side of the wall. b. Posl_on moun_g plate on wall and insert toggle bolt assemblies through the drywall holes or start the lag-screw(s) throughthe wall stud(s). c. Next, secure mounting plate to the wall by tightening toggle bolt assemblies or lag screw(s). d. Drill 3/16" diameter lag screw hole(s), into one or more wall stud(s). (Remember, you must have at least one lag screw into a wall stud.)For stud location refer to W.ALI. CONSTRUCTION see page 5. e. Tighten the lag screw(S) into wall stud(S) lO A-3. Mounting microwave oven NOTE: ITIS VERYIMPORTANTTHATTHIS OVENBEINSTAlJ.FDBYTWO PEOPLE. PREPARATIONOF TOP CABINET Youneedto drillholesforthe top supportscrewsand a holelargeenough for the power cord to fitthrough. • Read the instructionsonthe TOP CABINETTEMPLATE • Tapeit underneath the top cabinet • Drillthe holes,followingthe instructionson the template NOTE:TOPCABINETTEMPLATEinstructionmust be completetoproceed. Step. 1 Protectthe top of your range by placing a portion of the carton or some other heavy material over the cookingsurfacebeforemountingyour oven. Step. 2 Hang the unit on the two tabs at the bottomofthe mountingplate. 11 Step. 3 Thread power cord through the hole at the bottomofthe top cabinet Swing the unit upward to meet the top of the mounting plateand hold secure. l Step. 4 Insert the 2 bolts through 2 flat washers into holes on top cabinet floor. Tighten screws to close the gap between top cabinet and the miciDwave oven. NOTE: MICROWAVE OVEN MUST BE SECURED WITH TWO MOUNTING BOLTS. Dresspower cord nearlyin top cabinet. Installthe greasefilters. 12 * Using filler block for recessed bottom cabinet Insert a bolt. with a 3/4" washer into one of the holes drilled previously in the top cabinet floor. (D & E on Top Cabinet Template.) Topcabinet Cabinet Washer mountingscrew _/ II Microwav_e oventop / _ 13 _ Cabinetbottom shelf Filter block B. Vertical Ventilation System B-1. Ventilation motor Seethe page 7,A-I. Ventilationmotor,step 3. B-2. Install the mounting plate, Seethe page 9,A-2.Installthe mountingplate. • Youneed not performthe step2and step 4;Horizontalventilationonly. B-3. Mounting Microwave oven Seethe page 11,A-3.Mounl_g the Microwaveoven. B-4. InstaU the Damper attach the damper to the microwave through the cabinet bottom. For front to back or side to side For the verticalexhaust open the top cabinet and adjustment,slidethe damper as needed. '_ With damper out, twistplate. the damper to fit underthe the flapsofthe blower Replacethe damper and make sumit willmoveeasilybythe forceofthe exhaustair. Besum to square the comerson the hingeends. A_ffer the microwaveoven isinstalled,Pull the house duct downto conncetto the damper. Installthe _p_asefilters. 14 C. Recirculation Ventilation System Your over the range microwave oven has been provided with a charcoal filter for a reO_htion application. If replacement of the charcoal filter is required, contact your dealer. C-1. Ventilation motor This ventilation motor has been assembled for Redro,!otion exhaust C-2. Install the Mounting plate See the page 9, A-2.Install the mounting plate. • You need not perform the step 2 and step 4; Horizontal ventilation only. C-3. Mounting Microwave oven See the page 11,A-3, MountSng the Microwave oven. *Youneed not use damper for recirculation. C-4. Install the Charcoal filter CharcoalFilter *Remove the screws on the top of the microwave unit and remove the grille. *Install the charcoal filter. *Replace the grille and screws. *Install the grease filters. 15 venting Checklist for Installation 1.Make sure oven has been instated according to these instructions and top cabinet template 2. Remove all packing material from the oven. 3. Plug in power cord. 4. Read Use and Care manual. 5. Keep installation instructions and template for the local electrical inspector s use. 16 i ,n WARNI_Bec_cShockHazard Locateanyelectricalcircui lilac,c0uld be affectedI_ " "ns_lat_ o" " product .... " 0 -. A Caremustbe"taken whe drilling holes. EIec'_wir, maybe concededbeh. ind covering andC_t_tv,_th rt,.m ._,_G'_a,t_ _ _ __"_ _ p0JntJs 0vera wallstud, Use a lagscrew ifhS':":" couldresult in electrical Fa/lure to f_ow these inst_ s_ ,._ _,_ o o o 0 0 0 O - -....©.:. i IIII 0 ''_ " CAUTION INSTALLATION OF THISPRODUCT REQUIRES TWOPERSONS. I', Elecfi'i¢ ShockHazard Locate anyelectri_ drcuits thatc(x_ be_fected by must betaken when •drilling holes, Bed_cal,.wires maybeconcea_ betted w_1 covering and_with _em- :aJfure to fo/row theseins_ctions couldresult inelectrical shock oroltlerpersonal injury. I' , '- V,IIALL-- I O_ O_"_ E ifthispoint isover drywall, Use atoggle Drill a 5,8"dbolt ia. hole ........ __MINIMU 30 --'o o o CEI INSTALkAT ifyou contacta wallstudatany oftheselocations, a lag screw willbe installedatwall STEP1.Drill*"diameter stud location. hIfno olesatA, stud B,C is contacted and D. at !ocations A, B,C and D ; Dr,!l*" diameterhoL-_torinstallationof togglebolts• NOTI_: t_no sTUdlocatedatA, B,C or D,insert a minumumofone lag screw into wallstud at any locationindicatedby E. LL TEM! / rilla 5_"dia.h01e thispoint isover dnjwall, Isea toggle b01t | INSTALLATION INSTRUC diameterholesatA, B,C and D. ,u contacta wallstud at anyoftheselocations, lg screwwillbe installedatwall ' "ation.Ifno stud is contactedat locations _,_ and D ;Dri!l*" "neterhoJ_torinstallationoftogglebolts. [ud locatedatA,B,C or D,insert I I STEP3.Remove the n install NOTE:TOP C,_ STEP4.Hang t the SE[ linumum of one ltion indicated bylag E. screw into wailstud at any I STEP5.Thread (_ at th_ " 66"or morefr, Dnl /!PLA--_-•. '.I. DI::(31 I IDEI'3 I I.I_/UI. ,LU E ,,,t _.... Eo o <F :IUCTION L_ Removethewalltemplateandposition the microwave mountbracket overthe drilledholes, installbracket withlag screwsand/ortogglebolts. TOPCABINET TEMPLATE instruction mustbe completeto proceed. . Hangthe uniton thetabsatthe bottomof the mountingplate. SEETHEINSTALLATION MANUAL, PAGE11- 12 Threadpowercord throughthe hole atthebottomofthetop cabinet., swing the unitupwardto mcctthewallandtop cabinet. L _ I,..I ....... /-_--,-_" Lgl I' I _ . t'°°_'°e ormorefrom the floor. ..... . ...... .-::-_: : -_ . - fromthe cooking surface. E Drilla 5,8"dia. hole ifthispoint isover drywall, Useatoggle bolt © Drill a 316'dia. hole ifthis _intisover awallstud, Use a lagscrew \ C '_O 0 0 O 0 I,,.,.,""-- U/-_UIILII_ INSTALLATION OF THIS PRODUCT REQUIRES TWO PERSONS. s, N B o o 'ffthispoint isover awall stud, Drill Use aalag 3,16" screw dia. hole o s 01--- Drill a ilthisp0i Useatc STEP1. Drill*"alarn_t_,,,.,,oo ,.,,..,-, ifyoucontacta wallstud atanyoftheselocations, a lag screwwill bestud installed atwall at!ou__t_ons ,- . studlocation. Ifno is contacted A,B,C andD ; Drill*" diameter bo_ _'orinstallation oftogglebolts. NOTI_: -;fno stud locatedatA,B,C orD,insert a minumumofonelag screwintowallstudatany locationindicatedby E. STEP2. (skipforvertical exhaust installation) Forhorizontal exhaust installation, Cutopeningforexhaust atshadedlocation marked"OUTSIDE EXHAUST(HORIZONTAL)". mountbracket to contacthorizontal ducting. Attachfoam tapeto backsideofmicrowave o _lnsert I I I a minimum of one (1) la _ "t! a _."dia,h01e _ tr[hlS p01nt Isover drywall. Use atoggle bolt i o I "O lu O ThisovenMUS.Tbe conn.ect_ - this is a minimumrequlrem O ( Connectmarksto as i ii ] the microwave mount Drac_uLuv_J_,,_ ,.,,,,,,.. ....... , installbracket with lag screwsand/or togglebolts. NOTE: TOPCABINET TEMPLATE instruction mustbe completeto proceed. STEP4. Hangtheuniton thetabsatthebottomof the mountingplate. SEETHEINSTALLATION MANUAL, PAGE11- 12 STEP&Threadpowercord throughthe hole atthe bottomofthetop cabinet,swing the unitupwardto mcctthewallandtop cabinet, hold secure. STEP6. Placewasherson thetop cabinet Secureboltsto microwave cabinet. I (1)lag screwinto a wall stud in "onnectea to at leastonewallstud o eauirement. s to as Imanystuds as possible. o holes, )olts. "omplete to proceed. 1,- 12 #inet, o o E :0 over 0 Use a lagscrew 0 Drilla 58' clia, h01e ifthispoint isover d_all. Use a toggle bolt i Drill a 3,16 'dia.hole O i ill i 0 --------0 "_ia. hole s_erdrywall. lebolt 0 0 0 C@ 0 Drill a 3,16"dia.hole ifthis poin!is over awallstud. Use a lagscrew 0 0 0 0 _J o Drill 5_,, (15.875mm) die. hole D fillerblock --01 usefillerblockwhen cabinetbottom is recessed. -- WARNING _ic Sh_ Hazard 6,mm installpowersupplycord 0,/4.. bushingaroundholedrilled 127mm In metalcabinet. ,9:,meFailureto followtheseinstructions couldresultin electrical 2_.,mm shockorotherpersonal injury. 31.8mm % i i 10 i BINF CA I I • top cabinet cemp . ¢entelr line Smooth riot bottom cobinet Recessed bottom cobinet - CEN1 Cutoutthisar_ ifventinc. IET T MPL " ,# _' _ _..- fi,,,r b,ock s 'k/ _binet I NSTALURE Filler block S CENTER LINE utoutthisai'ea ofupper cabinet bottom ifventing through theroof. _ _I,-- C:) O._j _ i ii ii Drill 5_,, (15.875mm) dia. hole ii i ATE CAUTION E fillerblock i _,TIONOF THIS PRODUCT 31RES TWO PERSONS. i i Power supply cordh01e NSTALLATION INSTRUCTION Cut out 2 "dia.hole _TEP1. Cut the edges of the template at A,B and C, to •fit in the recessed bottom of the top cabinet so that template will ie flat r u_ r-- cutout 2 " (50.8ram) diameter hole for powercord at F Cut opening f_r ,,,_.{_-_texheust location. against the top cabinet. _TEP4. Remove the top cabinet template. STEP5. Attach the filler blocks so that the holes in each block line up with the corresponding holes in the cabinet. The filler blocks should be at the same levels as the bottom edge of the top cobihet. . _ /t _ _ _' _ _ "Forrnetalcabim3t;putttle tape onedgeofholeto protect fromdamage 6.4m_ _/, 12.7m O_z" 1 " 31._ - v4,, bushingaroundhole drilled __|_2._m metalcabinet. --I- '--,9._m_ -[-_,, in Failureto followtheseinstructiow -----_,, couldresultin electrical __ __ .25._J_mr_shockorotherpersonal injury. 1 , 1 i , I 11 31.8mm II :4 _ 12.; i --'------ 6.4mm -- i II OVa, drilled jctions trical _1injury. • ' .4-mm t/,,- 19.1mm. 31.8 .1 12.7mm 0_/4,, 01/2" r/I/II/II//IHHH/H/H_'_f_HHHHH/"'''"''"""''''"''" .._. :,- _-':.,:.,,_3_" .,.:._ - -': ,..1 ................. i:" , ;" ±- in eoch block rne up with the corresponding holes in the cobinet. The filler blocks should be otthe same levels os the bottom edge of the top cobihet. " Oz m_ • . .-.. "'Formetalcabihet putthe tape on edgeofholeto pr(Xect p_d fromdamage _..I t.i.J .r,.,' / _ith the corresponding :he cabinet The filler blocks should : some levels as the bottom edge ,p cobihet, _ .-..-. "'For_cabi_c, puttt_etape onedgeofholetoprotect powercord fromdamage " _-__w, 0 19.! rn_ 0-_4" 25.4 m n 1" 31.8rr _n 11/4 ,' • . . I _. i [. 1 "