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3. If connectinq
to a four-wire
electrical
system
(mobile
home):
A.
Remove
termrnal
block
cover.
B. Remove
the ground
strap from
the termrnal
block
and
from
the
appliance
frame.
Retain
the
ground
screw.
C. Connect
the grounding
wire (green)
of the copper-
power
supply
cord to the frame of the appliance
with the
grounding
screw,
using the hole in the frame where
the
grounding
strap was removed.
See Figure5
D. Connect
the
neutral
(white)
wire
of the copper
Power
supply
cord to the center silver-colored
termina!
of the terminal
block
and connect
the other
wires to
the outer
terminals.
Ring type terminals
must be used
on the
copper
power
supply
cord
wires,
E.
Replace
the terminal
block
cover.
ILVER-COLORED
BARE OR NO
GROUNDING
(WHITE OR CENTER)
STRAIN RELIEF
(40 AMPERES)
WIRING DEVICE
FOR COPPER
POWER SUPPLY
FIGURE 5
1 CORD.
STEP 4
LEVEL AND
POSITION
RANGE
1. Move
the range
to its final operating
position
and
check
the level of the range by using a small spirit level
on the oven
rack.
See Figure
6.
The range
can be
leveled
from side to side and front to rear by adjusting
the four leveling
legs.
FIGURE 6
FIGURE 7
2. Make the electrical
connection:
A.
Plug
the flexible
copper
connector
(pigtail)
into
an
approved,
receptacle
(where
local
codes permit
the use
of a pigtail),
OR
B. Connect
the flexible
armored
or non-metallic
shielded
copper
cable directly
to a fused disconnect
box.
3. Remove
the
tape
holding
the oven
light
switch
actuator.
See Figure 7.
NOTE:
As shipped
from
the factory,
the oven
lrght
switch
actuator
is held depressed
by tape.
To prevent
switch
damage,
the swatch
actuator
should
be taped
whenever
the range is transported.
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