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D INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS Range Models SVE47600, SVE47500, SVE47100, SCE30600, SCE30500 mmi_JENN.AIR 403WESTFOURTH STREET, NORTH• NEWTON, IA 50208 iNSTRUCTIONS TOINSTALLER: "Important: Saveforlocalelectrical inspector's use". • ALL RANGESCAN TiP AND CAUSEINJURIES TOPERSONS. WARNING Range Overall Dimensions: Width - 29-15/16" (76.04 cm) Height - 35-1/2" (90.17 cm) •Add 2" (5.08 cm) for doorhandle Depth - 26-3/8" (70.00 cm) _ I _ • INSTALL ANTI-TIP DEVICES • FOLLOWALL INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS. PACKEDWITH RANGE. r" =.CTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS: 120/240 VAC OR 120/208 VAC 60 Hz 50 amp circuitprotection recommended, ,Imp minimum required. Wire size: For 50 amp service use #6 60°(3 or #8 75°C (copper only) three or four r^_ductor, for 40 amp service use #8 (copper only) three or four conductor. LECTRICAL CONNECTION: Unitto be properlycircuitprotected and wired accordingto local electricalcode and ,_ationalelectriccode, Unit power requirements located on serial plate on front of range. 8101P265-60 (04-97-00) 1. UnpackRange (Figure 1) • Cut and remove shippingcarton. • Removelowerrangepanelor drawer,and place outof work area. • Removeblower package (if you have not already done so.) (Downdraft ModelsOnly.) • LocateDuctingInstructionsheet. (DowndraftModelsOnly.) NOTE:Please read through entire installation instructions and ducting instructions priorto beginninginstallation. 1 2. Select Range Location(Figure 2) • Carefullyselectthe rangelocation,keepingin mindthefollowing: A. Over-rangecabinetsarenotrecommended.However,ifnecessary,see (Figure 1) B. Makesure electricalpower can be provided.(See #13.) C. For downdraft ranges plan the range ductingsystem. (Per #'s 9-12 and ducting instructions.) D. Make sure there is adequatespace. (See#'s 4, 5, 6, and 7.) E. island or peninsularinstallationswith 24" deep base cabinet must use rear toe space is desired, use 27" or deeper base cabinets. NOTE:ThisrangecomplieswithUL requirementsfor "1"clearancefrom the rangeto adjacentverticalsidewallsand7/8" fromrearverticalwall. flushAbnormalsurface back (no rear toe unitoperation(highheatand space) cabinetsto avoid rangenoutensils)could interference, lfa __ _" ', --"q-',_- -' ._________L __.._--. L_'N.J OVERNoT RECOMMIENDEDRANG[ CABINET _lscr,)1.24 (s_ ,) 25" MIN. _63._o ¢,,) t .. _, I,r_ .' resultinpossiblescorching,of ailsandposea hazard. Therefore, a _, vertical (15.24 wcm) minimumpotential spacingfire is recommended.On Downdraftmodels6" spacingis requiredfor properventilation.(Seeillustration.) ( (Figure2) SLIDE-IN 3. Type of Installation (Free-Standing/Slide-In)(Figure 3) • Will range befree-standing?(Rangesettingonfloor.)If so, go to #7. • Will rangebe slide-in?(Rangetop restson countertop.)If so, go to #4. • Theseapplianceshavebeendesignedinaccordaneewiththerequirements of varioussafetyagenciesand complywiththe maximumallowablewood cabinet temperatures of 194°F. If these appliancesare installed with cabinetsthat havea lowerworkingtemperaturethan194°F,discoloration, delaminationor meltingmay occur. NOTE:Slide-incutoutdoes notallowfor use ofbacksplashorsidepanels. If eitherare desired,usethefree-standingcutoutand instruction. (Figure 3) • Moststandard countersare 25" (63.50cm) deep,36" (91.44cm) high,and extend 1" (2.54 cm) over the cabinet front. • Measurethe countertop and overhange. 4. Measurefor Slide-InCutout (Figure 4) _!iii (Figure4) 5. Slide-In Cutout (Figure5) * Use the overhang measurementto figure the "A" dimension: Overhang 1/2" (1.27 cm) to 1" (2.54 cm) .... "A" = 22-5/8" (57,47cm) Overhang 1" (2.54 cm) to 1-3/4" (4.45 cm) .... "A" = 23" (55.42cm) . Carefullymarkthe countertopand recheckyour dimensions. • Before you cut, checkthe rear countertopdimensions. (See#6.) NOTE:The minimumclearancebetweenthe cutoutand cabinetdoors and drawer edge is 7/8". 6. Slide-In Cutout (Figure 6) • Check your marked up dimensionscarefully.The rear dimensions shown in the illustrationmust be maintained. NOTE:Wherethis isnot done,it will be necessaryto relievea portionof the undersideof the countertop and/or support members to clear the range rear panel. • Cutting tolerance is = 1/'6(.16 cm.) • Carefullymake the cutout. (Figure5) 7. Free-StandingCutout (Figure 7) • 30-1/'8" (76.52cm) minimumclearance is required. • Carefully mark the countertop, recheck your dimensions and make the cutout. NOTE:Range side panels may be desirable if the cutout is too large or (Figure 6) • Proceedto step 8. 3or.-_.1/le,, _, Over-RangeCabinets (Figure 8) - To eliminate the hazard of reaching over a heated surface unit, cabinet storage space abovethe rangeshould beavoided. If cabinet storageis to beprovided,the riskcanbereducedby installinga rangehoodthat projects horizontallya minimum of 5 inches beyond the bottom of the cabinets. However,if over-rangecabinetsare necessary,observethe following: cabinetsare on one side of the range only. B = 30" (76.2 cm) minimum clearance between the top of the cooking platformand the bottom of an unprotectedwood or metal cabinet. protected by not less than 1/4" (0.635 cm) FLAME RETARDANT B = 24" (60,96 ore) minimumwhen bottomof wood or metal cabinet is millboardcovered with not less than No. 28MSG sheet steel, 0.015" (0.038 cm) stainless steel, 0.024" (0.061 cm) aluminumor copper. NOTE:If you are NOT installinga downdraft unit, skip to step 13. 9. Measure Forbe FloorVent • If unit will ventedthrough the wall, go to #11. _-"'T_'[ __.,._,._1/_ (Figure 7) _J_______._-_. _ _)" _ "" I _ T IF • Iffloor willbe concrete slab,see enclosedducting instructions. • For let and right hand venting through cabinet toe space, see special instructionson pages 7 & 8. NOTE:Optimumcenterlinevent locationis 11"to 17" from edgeof cabinet. Ventslocatedless thanthis distancewill requirethe unitto be raised over blower for installation. _ //_/_ _-- / O O O O (Figure8) _" FloorVent Cutout(Figure 10) - Checkthe direction of the floor joists (seeillustration.) • Locate6" square cutout anywherewithin shaded area. The cutout must miss the floor joists! • Recheck your dimensions and make the cutout. • Skip to Step #12. 3 _) _ (Figure 10) 11. Wall Vent Cutout (Figure 11) center to center. II _- _ . WALLSTUD • Willtheventductbe6" (15.24cm) roundthroughthewall or3-1/4" x 10" (8.26 cmx 25.4 cm) rectangle, verticatlyinside the wall? /" • See Ducting Instructionsfor rear duct insidethe wall. Note: Cutout in the wall must clear 3-1/4" x 10" (8.26 cm x 25.4 cm) transition elbow. • Locate the closest stud to your proposed vent hole location. Use the r_ (/_._ followingchartto figurethe "X" dimension.Seethe illustrationfor the other dimensions. oceeveasus err. uareusua 0 c°s "X" MINIMUM VERTICAL DUCT INSIDE WALL 6" Round(15.24cm) 3-1/4"x 10" (8.26cmx 25.4cm) 4" (10.16cm) 6"(15.24cm) . . . (Figure 11) THROUGH THROUGH OUTSIDE WALL THEFLOOR 12.54cm I" )_ • A 1" (2.54cm) lengthof duct mustprotrudethroughthe wall for connection _- tOthe blower. (_ locatedfrom 9-3/8"to 11"iswill raisedover blowerfor NOTE:Optimum vent location 11"requireunitto to 17" frombe edge of cabinet. Vents __1_] / j f j installation. "=""_._"D'U'_Th -- _r _.-iJ for properwire size.) If four conductorwire is used,see #15 for connection to range, • See frontcoverof theseinstructionsfor propersupplyconnection. _ Jr f Jttf n_f IF • METALJOUCTDucT TAPE I DUCT _TAPE 12. Install Blower (Prior To Installing Range) (Figure 12) • Refertoyourvent plan. it may be desirableto attachpart of the ducting to theblowerbeforeit is installed. • Positiontheblower(seeillustration)and attachitto thefloorwithat least two (2)screws: • Applyducttape aroundblowerexhaust/ductjoint. ,3. Install Electrical (Figure 13) • Note: Observe all localelectricalcodes. • CAUTION:Makesure power to cable is OFF. • Locatetheelectricpowersupplyinthe floor orwall, anyplace inthe shaded areawhichwill clearthe blower. • DirectConnect.Pullthrough5' (152.4 cm)of electricalcable. • Range Cord:Canadianunitsare equippedwitha range cord. Install a corresponding receptacle. J'J_fT / _ _ / _,3rf (Figure 12) L'IOCATEELECTRICA _'L POWER IN SHADED AREA I I _ /.-_, 5 FEETOF ELECTRICAL CABLE _) (Figure 13) / _ cup w_s,eR • CAUTION:Makesure powerto cable is OFF. 14. ConnectElectrical (Three ConductorWire)(Figure 14) __o t •• Remove range electrical service cover,powercable located on the back, lower Usethreethe orfourconductor copperstandard (seefront cover __,_ "-NEU'mAL(WHITE) w____ left-handcorner. CLAMP _ • Installa 3/4" (1.91cm) clampin the hole providedbelowthe terminalblock. ,_CABLE • Strip 3" (7.62 cm) of outer insulationfrom the cable. (Figure 14) • Strip 1/2" (1.27 cm) of insulationfrom each wire, • Pull the cable through the cable clamp. Attach the BLACK, RED, and WHITE wires (see illustration.) Tighten the terminal block nuts and the cable clamp and install cover. • On ranges equippedwith a range cord, plug the cord into its receptacle. • Skipto Step #16. 15. ConnectElectrical (Four ConductorWire) (Figure 15) • Remove the range electrical service cover, located on the back, lower _ ;'_ left-hand corner. • Removethe grounstrapscrewand bendthe strapup as shown.Installa 3/4" (1.91 cm) cable clampin the hole provided,below the terminal block. I,_NO l • Strip 3" (7.62 cm) of outer insulationfrom the cable. , GROUND • Strip 1/2" (1,27 cm) of insulationfrom each wire. WIRE • Pull the cable through the cable clamp. • Make a loop in the bare groundwire and attachitto the rangewith the screw "BASe that held the ground strap, _. _'OROUNC)wlSE • Attach the BLACK, RED, and WHITE wires (see #14.) Tightenthe terminal block nuts and the cable clamp. (Figure 15) • Tape the ground strap to the WHITE wire as shown. Install electricalcover. 16. Install Options (Figure 16) • If the backsplash or side panels are to be used, install according to instructionsincluded in those accessories. c oo. a esure oa.e ower 17. Position Range (Figure 17) • Free-Standing,Adjust the rangefeet so the rangeand cabinetheightwill be approximately the same. Slide the range into place, taking care not to damagefloor covering. • Slide-In. Adjust range feet so that range top clears countertop. Slide/lift range into place. Adjust feet so range is adjacentto countertop surface. 18, Anti-Tip DeviceInstallation NOTE: A risk of range tip over exists if the appliance is not installed in accordancewith the installationinstructions provided.The proper use of these devices minimizesthe risk of TIP-OVER.In using these devices the consumer must stillobservesafety precautionsas statedin the USE and CARE MANUAL and avoid using the oven door and/or lower drawer as a step stool. Instructionsare providedfor installation in eithera wood or concretefloor.Any othertype ofconstructionmay requirespecialinstallationtechniquesas deemed necessaryto provide adequatefastening of the ANTI-TIP bracket to the floor. STEP 1 - LocatingThe Brackets • Placethe unitin itsfinal location. • Removethe storagedrawer or lower door panel(dependingon model beinginstalled.) • Markthe floor at the right and leftwherethe rangefront meetsthe floor. NOTE: Protectthe floor with maskingtape prior to marking. • Removethe range for access to the bracket mountingpositions. Use care to avoid damageto floor. • Drawa lineon the floor at the backof the cutoutwhich isoffset 23-5/16" from the marks made at the front of the range (see illustration.) • Locate the center (side to side) of the cutout. See illustration for free-standingand slide-in dimensions. • Positionbrackets 13-7/8" from center line and flush to the backline as shown in the illustration. • Use the bracketto mark holes for drilling. Proceedto STEP 2. STEP2 - InstallingThe Brackets markedhole positions(a nailor awlmay beusedif a drilJisnotavailable.) • Wood a I/8" with pilotthe holescrews in the center of each of the SecureConstruction:Drill the ANTI-TIP brackets provided. Proceed to STEP3. • Cement or Concrete Construction: Suitable screws for concrete constructioncan beobtainedat a hardwarestore.Drillthe requiredsize hole for the screw obtained in the center of each of the marked hole positions.Secure the ANTI-TIPbracketsto the floor, STEP3Rangerange Installation • Alignthe to its designatedlocationand slideit back into position. Make surethat the rearleveling feet arefully insertedinto and secured by the ANTI-TIP brackets. NOTE: Leg levelers must be screwed out 1-1/2 turns. 5 -. J' " 1" / 4 I (Figure 16) (Figure 17) _1 ,5,1 _1 _ [59.21 cm] 2_5/16 TYP = _'F.o._0RAw_ 0_L'NES.AN_EAT I I (_6S2 .A-_L. F"_E-STAN0_ 2g 7/8=,) SL_E-_N 1(75.8s _01/_" _) (_8"2_'=.> [5 _/_6" (379_ _s/_S.m) _1 II (Figure 18) _._,-e._v_.ms _ __/_. ___._" .._OKEr - 19. Level Range (Figure 19) • Free-Standing.Adjustthelevelerfeet to levelrangewiththe countertop. • Slide.ln.Adjustthelevelerfeettotakesomeoftheweightoffefthecountertop. • Unit must be level for optimum baking performance. Check levelness inside oven using a level that is placed on oven rack. • Fornon-downdraft unitsgo to step 22. --IL ll (Figure 19) 20. Connect Blower Electrical (Downdraft Units Only) (Figure 20) ,ow_,co,o BLOWER • Connectthe blower power cord on the range to the blower (see illustration.) _]__ 21. Install Flex Duct (Downdraft Units Only) (Figure 21) • Attach the flex duct to the blower and range (see illustration.) Using a screwdriver,securelytighten duct clamp at each connection. 22. CheckOperation (Figure22) • Unpack and install grill elementin one side and optional cookingcartridge in other side. • Be sure to remove all packaging materialsfrom unit priorto applying power. • Switchthe electricalcircuit breaker to the ON position. • Consult Use & Care Manualfor operation. • Checkrangetop elements.Fancomeson automaticallywhen grill is turnedon, • Check oven.C°°kingcheck ventCartridgefan, doesnot energize fan automatically. ]lJ iolli i I (Figure 20) _! _,f _k,_ (Figure21) C.ECK .EAT pOWE, O, __A,, there are no air leaks. Verify proper airflow with airflow card. • With vent fan on, check all vent duct connectionsto the outside to make sure 23. Install Lower Left and Right Side Toe Plates (Figure 23) • Pull protectivebackingfrom tape. • Set Sideplate on floor guide plate between cabinet and range until plate is positioned over the side trim. Press plate againstside trim on range to insure tape has bonded. • For Non-Downdraftunits, finish your installationby replacingthe drawer. 24. Install AccessPanel and LowerAdjustable Panel (Figure 24) • After checking for air leaks at duct connections,install the lower range door. • Measurethe distancebetweenthe lower panelclipand the floor.Dimension"A". • Cut covemolding (providedon some units- see Note2) to this Dimension"A". • Insertcove molding (or other selected material) into lower panel clip. NOTE: 1) It will be easierto attachthe cove molding if the access door is removed from the range. 2) To matchyour installation,variouscolors of cove moldingmay be purchasedfrom any building supply store, 25. Install Jars (Downdraft Units Only) (Figure 25) • Openaccess panel. • Placedrain jars intotheir holders located behindthe front legs of the range. ROLS __" (Figure 22) ..,,, _ _.._--_ (Figure 23) i _,._S::._ (Figure24) NOTE:On units with one side grilling, only one drain jar is supplied. (Figure25) 6 : ' _peCial Instructi---onsFor Ven_net Toe S )ace Additional instructionsfor ventingthrough the base cabinettoe space oneither sideof the rangewhen it is not possibleto vent through the floor or through a rear wall. Additional MaterialsRequired 1.5" Dia. x 19" long (12.7 cm x 48.26 cm) Flex Duct* (P/N702935) 1 • 6" (15.24 cm) 90° Elbow 2. Hose Clamps* (P/N702331) Left Cabinet 1 5" to 3-1/4" x 10" (12.7 cm to 8.26 cmx 25.4 cm) Transition* • 2. Wood Spacers (right sidevent only) 1-1/2" Thick x 9" Long (3.81 cm 5._o' I (_'_ cm) Dis-Hole | X 22.86cm) *Seeyourlocaldealerorauthorizedservicecontractorfortheseaccessories. _ 31.19" 79.22 _ ! _-17.12S",-_ (,3.,7._. =']-.C-"-_-----"--"// -- Step 1 Cut a hole in either the left or right side of the cabinet wall as shown in Figure 1. Make a cutout in the cabinet floor of either the left or right cabinet as Step 3 _elocatethe mountng bracketson the blowerhousing(see Figure4.) (43.49 _) I 5.so' | Dis. Hole ' . _..9, or,, ---------_'---_r // = (Figure 1) "h t=7 . ===.J==_ _r__ J,. .---t.I'_'_(e=.7_m)= ! _o_OT_o"N (Figure 2) Left Cabinet (TopView) NOTE: The mountingbracket shown in Figure 4 are as asssembled at the factory for flooror rear wall venting. A. RightSide Venting _-17.125"-,_ '_ Step 2 shown by the shaded areas in Figure 2 or Figure 3. " Right Cabinet ..¢ iNu='-rltd. _ 14. 2. Removebracketandreattachitwithstuds 1and 2 insertedin holes A and C and replaceall 3 nuts. 3. Remove nuts from studs 5, 6 and 7 on air inlet side• 4. Removebracketandreattachitwithstuds5and6insertedinholes D and B and replaceall 3 nuts. 11" = s,owe, I,OCt'nON (_o=_7"-m)----'_ (Figure 3) B. Left SideVenting 1. Remove nutsfrom studs 1,2, 3 and 4 on motorside. 2. Removebracket. 4. Reattachbracketwith studs 4 and 1 inserted in holes A and C and replace all 4 nuts. 5. Removenuts from studs 5, 6, 7 and 8 on air inlet side. 6. Removebracketand reattachitwith studs8 and 5 insertedinholes D and B and replaceall 4 nuts. Right Cabinet (TopView) Motor Side Air Inlet Side .... Mounting srecket (Figure 4) BlowerAssembly Step 4 Attachthe blowerhousingto the floor withthe outlettoward the direction of venting and the inlettoward the front of the cabinets. (See Figures 2 and 3 for specific location.) in addition, for left side venting, a spacer Right Side Venting Left Side Venting I I {erthe mountingbracketflanges ofthe blowerassembly.(SeeFigure Step 5 _,_proximately1-1/2" thick x 9" long (3.81 cm x 22.86 cm)is required Removethe inside wire and the outside stringfrom the first 1-1/2 inches (3.81 cm) of one end of the 5" (12.7 cm) flex duct (P/N702935.)Stretch this end of the flex duct over the end of the 5" to 3-1/4" x 10" (12.7 cm to 8.26 cm x 25.4 cm) transitionand secure it with a hose clamp (P/N 702331.) __ Spacer/ (Figure 5) Viewfrom Air Inlet Side of Blower Step 6 Whenthe range is placedinto position,feed the open end of the 5" (12.7 cm)flex duct through the hole in the cabinet side wall and through the side of the range, attach it to the outlet of the blower housingand secureit with a hose clamp (P/N 702331.) Thetransitionshouldthen beattachedtothe 3-1/4"x 10" (8.26cmx 25.4cm) ductingin the cabinettoe spacethrough the cabinet floor cutout. Step 7 Installthe 6" (_5.24cm) elbowto the inlet of the btowerhousingand secureit with duct tape. The open end of the elbow should be pointed to the left. Attach the 6" (15.24cm) flex duct (provided with the range)to the elbowand to the range. Secure it with 2 hose clamps (P/N 702331.) See Step 21 of the installationinstructions. NOTE:Forrightsideventing,the 6" (15.24cm)diameterflex duct may becutinhalfand useone sectioninsteadof the full length. "- make it easier to assemble. 'JENN-AIR 403WEST FOURTH STREET, NORTH • NEWTON, IA 50208 I . DUCTING INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS FREE-STANDING SLIDE-INMODELS GRILL-RANGE DROP-IN c o M _= A N Y E N N-AI 3o3_S.ADEL*ND• ,NO,_NAPOL'S, 'N46226oR 9ol k DUCTING MUST CONFORM TO LOCAL CODE MATERIALS AND "MAKE-UP" 300 CFM MINIMUM IMPORTANT: SAVE FOR LOCAL ELECTRICAL INSPECTOR'S • DUCTING A JENN-AIR GRILL-RANGE PERFORMANCE. IS EASY BUT CRITICAL • AFTER READING THESE INSTRUCTIONS REQUIREMENTS-USE FOR PROPER PLAN THE DUCT RUN. • USE THE 'DUCT LENGTH CHART' TO FIND THE EQUIVALENT LENGTH OF THE RUN. • SHIFTTHE BLOWER TO 'HIGH RANGE' IF INDICATED (DONE BY SNAPPING 'RESTRICTER RING' OUT OF THE BLOWER INLET), BE SURE BLOWER IS NOT RUNNING. THE • INSTALL THE DUCT HARDWARE. • ENJOY GRILLING AND COOKING AT ITS FINEST! THIS UNIT IS RATED AT 60 FEET OF STRAIGHT DUCT LOW RANGE IS UP TO 30 FEET--HIGH IMPORTANT GENERAL RANGE IS 31 TO 60 FEE'[ CONSIDERATIONS: 1. Use 6" diameter round or 37/4"x 10"rectangular only, except as follows: For Electric Models, 5" diameter round May be used for venting straight out the back of the rangeand directlythrough the wallfor 10feetor less. For Gas Models with Electric Ovens, 5" diameter roundMust be usedif the duct lengthis 10feet or less. 5. The numberofdownstreamelbowsor transitionsshould belimitedto three.The initial 5"to 6"straighttransition,if used,neednot becounted in this number. 6. Handmadecrimpsare likelyto cause restrictions. 7. If an alternate wall or roof cap is used, be certain duct sizeis not reduced,andthat there is a backdraftdamper. It is best to use listed caps to be certain of proper performance. 2. Do not use 5"elbowsexceptin a 5"system.Instead,use a 5"to 6"transitionfollowedby a 6" elbow,or a 5"to 31/4 ,, x 10"elbowtransition, 3. Usequalitymetalduct of at least26gaugegalvanizedor 24gauge aluminum.Inferiorqualitypipeand fittingscan cause up to twice the restriction shown and is a poor value. See box on page 4 for optionalunder-slabducting. Local codes may require a heaviergauge material or restrictPVC. 8. Thermalbreaks:Inareasofextremecoldweather,it may be necessary to provide a short length of nonmetallic duct as closeto the wall as possible,to preventconductJonalong the metaJduct. 9. High altitude installations: It is advisable to reduce allowableduct run by 20%. 4. Distance betweenadjacent fittings (elbows,transitions, etc.) shouldbe at least 18".Thefarther the better.Closer distancepromotesturbulencewhich reducesairflow, 10. Followthe duct calculation on page 2 carefullyfor best performanceand satisfaction. 1 PART NO. 204754D PLAN THE DUCT RUN 1. Make a sketch of the total system. Identify the type of each fitting and the length of straight pipe. 2. Enter your run into the 'Duct Length Chart' in the next section. Example I __ Example 2 _.5" to 6" Transition to 6" Transition 2' of 6" ound Elbow 2' of 6" Round ' \ .6' Elbow 4' of 6" Round \ 6"Round Elbow 6" )_" 6" Elbow ;"Elbow 4' of 6" Round . 6 of 6 Round 31/4 " X10"Transition 6" WallCap 10'of 3¼"x 10"Straig C,..,. DUCT LENGTH CHART 1. Elbows, wall caps and other fittings are shown in the table on page 3 with their equivalent straight duct length. Each fitting value must be added to the amount of straight duct length used, to determine the overal! straight duct equivalent length. 2. Using the examples above: ExampleI Example2 DuctFitting No.ofFittings TotalEquivalent Equivalent Length-Fittings Length 5"to6"Transition 1 1 1 6"Straight "f 2+4+6= 12 12 6"Elbow 5 2 10 6"WallCap 0 1 0 DuctFitting No.ofFittings TotalEquivalent Equivalent Length-Fittings Length 5"to6"Transition 1 1 1 6"Straight t 2+4+6+4= 16 "t6 6"Elbow 5 3 15 6"to31/:_ ' x10" Transition 1 1 1 31/4, x10,Straight 1 10 10 31/4" x 10"WallCap 0 1 0 Total 43 Total 23 INSTALL THE DUCT HARDWARE 1. Using good quality ducting material, install per these instructions. Follow the General Considerations page 1, Do's and Don'ts box on page 4, and Grill-Range Installation Instructions. A few minutes an£1 pennies spent now will pay long term dividends for the life of the range. 2 USE TABLE BELOW TO CALCULATE TOTAL SYSTEM DUCT F|TTING EQUIVALENT LENGTH DUCT FITTING 6" Dia. 90 ° Elbow 5 FL (1.52 m) 6" Dia. 45 ° Elbow 2.5 Ft. (.76 m) 5" to 6" Transilion NO. OF FITTINGS TOTAL EQUIVALENT LENGTH-FITTING .._ P/N A456 _m n.ow THZS omECT_0N o27c= to _24 cm} _ _OT _ RECOI_Eta_tD AIRFLQW 1.0 Ft. (,30 rn) 6" tO3%" x 10 " 90_ Elbow (1524 c rn tO 8 25 cm X 254 cm) WN A496 5 Ft. (1.52 m) AIR F1-OW 3%" X 10 " to 6" 90" ELBOW {8 26-cm • 254 cm to 1524 Crn) P/N A496 9 Ft. (2.75 m) AIR FLOW 6" to 3V,'*x 10" Ttansitton _._"_ (1524 Ctn to 826 cm x 254 cm} P/N A463 1 Ft. (.30 m) (Also PiN A453 _nS_de O_¢t) AIR F'LOW 3%" x 10" to 6" TransilJ_l (82Scmx254cmto15.24 cm) WN A463 ../_ 4.5 Ft. (1.37 m) AIR FLOW 5" to 3%" x 10" 90° E_¢ N /_.,_ [12,7 cm to 8,26 cm X 25.4 cm) P/N A4g5 AmRow T,_s DIREC*_ NOT REOOMI4EN[_ 6 Ft. (1.83 m) AERF].O_ 3,1,"x 10" 90° Elbow is.2s¢,_x _.4 cm) _ 5 Ft. (1.52 m) 3%" X 10" Flat Elbow (3.66 rn) [8:26cmx2s4cml _ 12 Ft. 6" Wall Cap 5" Wall Cap m,_ (15.24 crn) (12.7 ¢m) P/N A406 PIN A405 (Short Run) 0 Ft. (0 m) 3%" • 10" Wall Cap _s26cmx2s.4cm_ WN A4D3 0 Ft. (0 m) 10" • 10" Roof ,lack USE LEIGH PRODUCTS P/N 5850 (Z5 4 °q x 25'4 cm_ 0 Ft. ((] m) IAblO mmt4Hle R J_nn-AIr p/N ?01943) 5" P/N 708786 6" P/N 715557 THERMALBREAK 6" DIAMETER STRAIGHTDUCT- FEET 3V," x 10" STRAIGHTDUCT. FEET 2 Ft. (.61 m) (For flex duct, multiplyby 2) 1 Ft. 1.30 rn) 1 Ft. (.30 m) SYSTEMTOTAL 1. This grill-range isequippedwith a dual rangeblower.It is shippedfromthe factory mostinstallations. If theRANGE' EquivalentDuct Lengthexceeds SHIFTINGin LOW RANGEfor THE BLOWER FROM 'LOW TO 'HIGH RANGE' 30 feet it must be shifted to HIGH RANGE. Do not shift to high range for 1. BLOWEROFF _ _ J_,,,'11 affect the flame pattern on gas units. In the examples on the precedingpage, the blower in example #1 shouldbe installed shiffed_igh Range, as received from the factory.The blower jnexample #2 should be ,_ .o shift to HIGH RANGE, be sure blower is stopped and carefully remove the spring loaded "RESTRICTERRING'out of the blower inlet. See illustration at fight. lengths.This will cause excessivenoise, conditionedair loss and shorter _ 3 2. SNAP OUT RESTRICTERRING ' s"ola.su=t TYPICALDUCT ARRANGEMENTS Typical througft Rein" DUCt (Outside Waft) Through Cabinet Toe Space (See special instructions 204917) (|l_.side Wall) OPTIONAL DUCT ARRANGEMENT UNDER CONCRETE SLAB NOTE; PVC sewer pipe Wpe PSM 12454-S Also Required: Jenn-AW Kit P/N 712139, Ilvaileble trom your authorized set- t Sewer Pipe Coupling Sewer Pipe Elbow Sewer Pipe Elbow Pack tightly with gravel or =rand completely around pipe, Note: Window WeB installation for electric models only. I 12" Min, _ * Cut Off Pipe at ! Wall Cup - Sewer Pipe Sewer Pipe Elbow Sell the space between outside of wall ¢mp inlet and inside of PYC 6" Dla. PVC couf_kl g wit_ ¢au_blg m_te_L Couplleg oo Pack tightly "t_th gravel or sand completely around pipe. oo.'r WALL CAPS/THERMAL BREAKS use 5" 112.7 cm), 6" (15,24 cm), Use 4" (1016 ore) dryer vent pipe or 3_/," x 10" (8,255 cm x 254 cm), or flex duct,* piPe as recommended for your ! Use rec<;mmende_Wallcap_ model. UsenomomthanOneg0°e_owwim five inch (1P.7 ore) duct _r th r_._g0* eLb0ws wilh sixinch(15.2cm)or3"x 10" (8255 crn x25 4ore) _u_ Use launary type wall Cap. Over run your systenn with too marly b_rtd$aridtu_$. Pad 708786 Fits 5" (t 2.7 cm) Round Duct. Acids 2 ft. to duct length CalCulation. Dum systemto the 0uts,:le Vecltinto art atticor ¢r_wlspace,walls and conc_lled spaceofa building. Mix 6" (15.24¢m) duct ar',d3'/," x10" duct (8.255 cm x 25A cm) within the samesystem rf necessary Recluceback to 5" {12 7 cm) system atterusieg 6" (15.24 cm)or 3V," x 1G*' (8.255 cm x 25.4 cmt. Tape all joints securely severalwraps of fade. Butt joints, atways use male-female Connectiorl$_ndirectronof flow. 0se one unit per duct system. witi_ _ PART _15557 PitsS"(15._ ore)Round Duct. Adds 2 ft. to duct length calculation _ (_ MODEL ._.d$ Pits 5" (127 cm) Round Duct. R_uire_ 5%" (13.34 cm) Dia opening. MOD_tL Fits 6" t15.24 cm) Round Duct, Requires6%" (15.875 cm) 0ia. opening, f_ Exhaust mote than one unit into a sJn21esyst(_n MODEL A44_ Single-darrtper, down diScftargetofit3%'xlO" {E.25_cm x 25.4 cm) duct. "Althougrt riot recommended,5" Or 6'* metal flex duct may be LISe_.Due to _eltregu/arsutfac_°tf_exib_e_'uct_'_'eacrtfc_off!exduCtc°unfaastw°l_l feet of regular metal _uct. Also, each elbow made in flex _luct wc_JIdcount twice as muct_ asstandard metat el_ow. The 0est idea with ftexible ducting is tOkeePit as ellorl and as _t_'_ightas _ossi_e. 4 LEIGH PRODUCTS P/N 5950 RoofJacktO'xt(_" (254 crn x 254 cm) PART NO. 204754D