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RS2310003   Rev. 5

Wiring Diagram and Schematic

To avoid risk of electrical shock, personal injury or
death, disconnect power to unit and discharge capacitor
before following any disassembly procedures.

WARNING

!

AGDS902 P1131831N

DIAGRAM

WH

WH

RD

BROIL

IGNITOR

BAKE

IGNITOR

MAIN INPUT

BR

VT

BLOWER

MOTOR

7

RD

BK

1

YL

GY

FAN SELECTOR

SWITCH

TOP BURNER

SPARK SWITCHES

TOP BURNER

BLOWER SWITCHES

BK

BK

VT

BK

BK

VT

RR

BK

VT

VT

BK

R/S

BUCKET

SWITCH

YL

NO

EXHAUST HI LIMIT

(LOWER THERMODISC)

NO

GAS

VALVE

OVEN

HIGH
LIMIT

YL

YL

C

BK

RR

RF

RF

LR

LF

VT

VT

BR

WH

BK

BROIL

BAKE

LATCH

SWITCH

3

2

HIGH

LOW

OVEN DOOR

LIGHT SWITCH

BK

OVEN
LAMP

TEMP

SENSOR

RD

M

5

VT

NO

C

YL

SEE RATING

PLATE FOR

INPUT

REQUIREMENTS

BK

RD

WH

RD

WH

BK

3

2

1

1

2

3

3 PIN PLUG

BK

WARNING

- DISCONNECT POWER AT MAIN

FUSE OR CIRCUIT BREAKER BEFORE SERVICING.
FAILURE TO DO SO COULD RESULT IN SERIOUS
INJURY OR DEATH.

- ELECTRICAL SHOCK HAZARD

VT

BK

L

N

BA

BR

8

7

6

5

4

3

2

1

J1

E.R.C.
CIRCUIT
BOARD

E3

E1

E2

E4 E6 E7 E5

BK

WH

WH

GN

J2

ELECTRONIC RANGE
CONTROL (E.R.C.)

1

1 2 3

GY OR

RD

BR

BK YL OR

GN

J1

2

4

3

5

6

7

8

9

10 11

BK

GY

RD

GY

YL

RDRD WH

GY

YL

RDRD

WH

WH

GY

5

3

4

1

RD

YL

NO

WH

BK

5

2

4

1

VT

GY

NC

BLOWER RELAY

LOCKOUT RELAY

COM

GN

OR

RD

BU

WH

GY

1

2

2

1

2 TERM
CONN

2 TERM
CONN

3 TERM
CONN

10
TERM
CONN

YL

GN

GN

GN

8TERM
CONN

GND

3 SOC
CAP

3   2   1

7

9

7 9

5

1

3

4

6

6

4 3

1

5

9 SOC
CAP

9 PIN
PLUG

3 SOC CAP

GN

VT BR

RD

OVEN LIGHT

SWITCH

BK

VT

WH

   SURFACE
ELECTRODES

SPARK

MODULE

L

N

A B A1 B1
1 2 3  4

or

HIGH
VOLTAGE
22GA.
250°C
(4X)

Summary of Contents for ADGS901

Page 1: ...lity for property damage or personal injury for improper service procedures done by an unqualified person Service Gas Self Clean Downdraft Ranges AGDS901 P1131817N AGDS901 P1131821N AGDS901 P1131824N AGDS901 P1131825N AGDS901 P1131826N AGDS901 P1131827N ADGS901 P1131829N AGDS902 P1131828N AGDS902 P1131831N AGDS902 P1131833N Service Manual for Amana This manual replaces RS2310003 Rev 4 ...

Page 2: ...ure to electrical shock may result CAUTION Amana will not be responsible for any injury or property damage from improper service procedures If performing service on your own product assume responsibility for any personal injury or property damage which may result To locate an authorized servicer consult your telephone book or the dealer from whom you purchased this product For further assistance c...

Page 3: ...iddle 18 Installing Rotisserie 18 Placing Meat on Spit 19 Operating Rotisserie 19 Exhaust Fan 19 Oven Light 19 General Information Cooking Utensils 20 Pan Bottom Test 20 Oven Rack Placement 21 Pan Placement 21 Removing Oven Door 21 Replacing Oven Light 21 Removing Storage Drawer 22 Adjusting Oven Temperature 22 Cleaning 22 Operating Instructions Electronic Oven Control Pads 23 Oven Signals 23 Quic...

Page 4: ...old Pipe 47 Gas Inlet Pipe to Manifold Tube 47 Inlet Pipe Pressure Regulator and Street Elbow 47 Shut Off Valve 47 Bake Broil Dual Gas Valve 47 Gas Valve Inlet Supply Tube 47 Bake Burner Supply Tube 48 Broil Burner Supply Tube 48 Broil Burner Orifice 48 Broil Burner Plate and Gasket 48 Wire Raceway Broil Burner Ignitor 48 Dilution Flue 48 Oven Flueway 48 Oven Vent 49 Latch Switch Upper and Lower 4...

Page 5: ... or chemicals which can cause death or serious illness and which are known to the state of California to cause cancer birth defects or other reproductive harm To reduce the risk from substances in the fuel or from fuel combustion make sure this appliance is installed operated and maintained according to the instructions in this manual CAUTION Do not obstruct the flow of combustion or ventilation a...

Page 6: ...sil Handles Should be Turned Inward and Not Extend Over Adjacent Surface Units To reduce the risk of burns ignition of flammable materials and spillage due to unintentional contact with the utensil the handle of a utensil should be positioned so that it is turned inward and does not extend over adjacent surface units 6 Do Not Soak Removable Burner Elements Burner elements should never be immersed ...

Page 7: ...r should ignite within 4 seconds If burner does not ignite within 4 seconds turn control knob to OFF position Try burner again If burner still does not ignite within 4 seconds contact an authorized servicer Bake Burner Flame Allow no more than 40 60 seconds before burner ignites and heat is felt To check for heat open oven door to first stop and place hand over oven door If heat is not felt turn t...

Page 8: ...prepare cabinet opening Standard Cabinet and Countertop Height 35 Wall 1 Range Dimensions WIDTH 2915 16 inches DEPTH 29 inches with handle HEIGHT 36 inches Minimum Clearances to Combustible Surfaces Minimum clearance to rear wall is 0 inches Minimum clearance to a vertical right or left side wall is 3 inches Minimum clearance to countertop cabinet on each side is 0 inches Minimum of 30 inches betw...

Page 9: ...two elbow fittings next to each other Two elbows installed together create a poor vent path and insufficient ventilation Seal all duct joints tightly using duct tape Openings left in ducting allow smoke and odor to escape inside house For best performance do not use more then three 90 elbows 6 inch transition duct provided must be mechanically secured to exhaust blower outlet Secure transition duc...

Page 10: ... tipping secure range with a properly installed anti tip devise packed with range 1 Measure 51 8 inches from back wall on right and left side of cabinet cutout Mark measurements on floor and draw a straight line connecting marks 2 Position anti tip bracket If range is installed beside cabinet s place anti tip bracket with inside edge over line drawn on floor and end of bracket against cabinet If r...

Page 11: ... cut or remove the third ground prong from the power plug A 3 wire grounded conductor system must be used Relying on the flexible connector hard piping or any other part of the gas supply line as a ground may cause fire electrical shock and or erratic control operation Range must be electrically grounded in accordance with local codes or in the absence of local codes with the National Electrical C...

Page 12: ...es equal to or less than psig 3 5kPa 14 WCP Gas supply pressure for checking regulator setting must be at least 1 WCP above manifold pressure shown on rating label Gas Connection Connect gas supply to regulator using hard pipe or a flexible connector Pressure regulator supplied with this appliance has a inch NPT female connection See figure below A manual shut off not supplied with range must be i...

Page 13: ...rtop use 3 trim holes and A range holes Optional Mounting A range holes allow an extra 3 8 inch forward adjustment Trim holes 1 2 and 3 allow a 1 2 inch adjustment Trim can be mounted in any desired location using holes provided Trim Hole Locations 1 2 3 1 2 3 B A Side trim Side of range Right Left 15 16 235 8 9 16 Roll Formed Countertop If the countertop front is roll formed notch the counter to ...

Page 14: ...clear gasket Make sure that floor elbow duct is directly over transition piece and rubber gasket Rubber gasket provides a seal between floor elbow and transition piece See figure below Floor elbow duct Transistion piece Floor plate 8 Loosen front screw attaching floor elbow duct plate and floor elbow duct 9 Slide floor plate down tight against rubber gasket and tighten screw 10 Seal joint between ...

Page 15: ...Module WARNING To avoid risk of personal injury all controls must be in off position before removing or installing modules 1 Turn all control knobs to OFF position 2 While holding module with air shutter openings towards rear push module onto orifices Module must cover orifices completely 3 Place module into module reservoir When module is installed correctly it should not slide Removing Two Burne...

Page 16: ...nished cooking Adjusting Burner Flame Properly adjusted burner flames are clean and blue with a distinct inner cone approximately to long If burner flame is too large or small See Adjusting Low Burner Flame Size section If burner flame is blowing or noisy reduce airflow to burner See Adjusting Airflow to Burner section If burner flame is soft and lazy increase airflow to burner See Adjusting Airfl...

Page 17: ... should not slide 6 Replace grill grates Removing Grill Module 1 Turn all control knobs to OFF position Allow grill module to cool 2 Remove grill grates 3 Locate tab on front of module 4 Lift module up and slide out while holding by front tab 5 After module clears orifices remove module from range Operating Grill Module WARNING To avoid risk of serious personal injury property damage or fire do no...

Page 18: ...om meat 3 Push in and turn right front control knob to LITE position 4 After right side module burner ignites turn control to desired setting 5 Push in and turn the right rear control knob to LITE position 6 After left side module burner ignites turn control to desired setting Fan automatically come on at low speed 7 Preheat griddle for approximately 10 minutes to flavor and decrease food sticking...

Page 19: ...e burner ignites turn control to desired setting 5 Push in and turn the right rear control knob to LITE position 6 After left side module burner ignites turn control to desired setting Fan automatically comes on at low speed 7 When finished cooking turn control knob to OFF position 8 Wait 15 minutes for rotisserie to cool before cleaning Exhaust Fan Two speed fan is built into center of range top ...

Page 20: ...cs Type Temperature Response Uses Aluminum Heats and Cools Quickly Frying Braising Roasting Cast Iron Heats and Cools Slowly Low Heat Cooking Frying Copper Tin Lined Heats and Cools Quickly Gourmet Cooking Wine Sauces Egg Dishes Enamelware Depends on Base Metal Low Heat Cooking Ceramic Glass Heats and Cools Slowly Low Heat Cooking Stainless Steel Heats and Cools at Moderate Rate Soups Sauces Veget...

Page 21: ...losed and pinch hands Do not scratch or chip glass or twist door Glass may break suddenly Replace door glass if damaged 1 Open door fully to remove screws if necessary Some oven doors are attached with a screw on each side of lower oven door If no screws are apparent go to next step 2 Close door to first stop position 3 Grasp door firmly on each side and lift upward until door is off hinges Only p...

Page 22: ...void rust do not soak grates in ammonia Close bag tightly and leave grate and caps overnight Before bag is opened turn face away to avoid breathing or eye contact with fumes Remove burner caps and grates from bag and rinse Clean according to instructions above Control Knobs Mild Soap and Water Pull off knobs Wash gently but do not soak Dry and return controls to oven making sure to match flat area...

Page 23: ...ter setting oven to bake and selecting a temperature oven preheats When oven reaches set temperature 1 second signal sounds End of Cycle Signal When a timed cooking or cleaning cycle is complete three long signals sound End of cycle signal continues to sound until OVEN CANCEL pad is pushed If minute timer end of cycle signal is sounding push MIN TIMER ON CANCEL pad 12 Hour Automatic Cancel This is...

Page 24: ...eaning within 5 seconds Cancelling Self Cleaning Cycle 1 Push MIN TIMER ON CANCEL pad 2 When oven has cooled to a safe temperature door can be unlocked Baking 1 Push BAKE pad Last baking temperature used is displayed 2 Turn TIME TEMP SET knob until desired temperature is displayed Temperature can be set from 170 to 550 F Preheat approximately 10 minutes before placing food inside oven Temperature ...

Page 25: ...NCEL pad is pressed Broiling WARNING To avoid risk of fire do not line the broiler grid with foil Foil may trap grease on top of grid close to burner causing a fire Never leave oven unattended while broiling Overcooking may result in a fire Remove excess fat from meat before broiling Cut edges of meat to prevent curling Place food on a cool ungreased broiling pan If pan is hot food sticks All food...

Page 26: ...oven racks and all cooking utensils from oven Clean excess spills from oven interior Remove items from range top and backguard These areas can become hot during self cleaning cycle 2 Push lever located above oven door to right to lock oven door Unlocked Locked 3 Push CLEAN pad 4 3 00 hours of cleaning time is displayed Oven begins to clean in approximately 30 seconds CLEAN TIME and ON lights in di...

Page 27: ...ess spill from oven interior Remove Items from range top and backguard These areas can become hot during self cleaning cycle 2 Push lever located above oven door to right to lock oven door Unlocked Locked 3 Push CLEAN pad 4 3 00 hours cleaning time is displayed 5 Push STOP TIME pad 6 Turn TIME TEMP SET knob until desired stopping time appears in display Starting time is automatically calculated ba...

Page 28: ...ts displayed 5 Bake and three 3 horizontal segments with the degree symbol with the time of day 6 Broil and three 3 horizontal segments with the degree symbol and the time of day and 7 Oven Time and 00 The program will continue to repeat until the cancel button is pressed The time of day should then be displayed Relay Power Supply Circuit Board Testing Testing with No Voltage Applied The relay pow...

Page 29: ...ard from ERC Turn off power to the range and insert DC voltmeter leads into pins J1 1 and J1 3 and turn power on With no broil operation programmed into the ERC zero VDC should be indicated Program ERC for broil operation When ERC initiates the broil program a voltage ending of approximately 24 VDC should be indicated If no voltage is indicated check for loose connections or broken wiring and also...

Page 30: ...ange control is capable of detecting certain failures within the ERC oven temperature sensor and self clean latch switch Failure codes and warnings which may appear on the display include F1 through F8 door or lock A brief description of the failure codes or warnings is listed below F1 Indicates a failed component in the ERC F2 Sensor resistance too high Check sensor resistance wire harness and co...

Page 31: ...rness sensor connections must be checked before replacing the ERC A resistive connection within the sensor harness will affect oven temperature calibration Oven Temperature Test Procedure An accurate thermocouple type thermometer with loaded thermocouple should be used with the thermocouple attached to an oven rack in the center of the oven Allow the oven to operate at 350 for 25 to 30 minutes to ...

Page 32: ...erature is above approximately 650 F The ignitor can be checked for continuity by disconnecting ignitor wire leads and attaching an ohmmeter set to the R X 10 scale A resistance reading of several hundred ohms may be indicated and this reading may vary with each ignitor tested The main purpose of this test is to see if the ignitor is open internally If ignitor is open it must be replaced A more ac...

Page 33: ...f either heater coil is open infinite ohms the complete valve must be replaced NOTE Do not apply 120 VAC to valve terminals for testing purposes as permanent damage to valve will occur If replacement of valve is required verify all inlet outlet connections for gas leaks after reassembly Bake Broil Dual Gas Valve Hi Limit Switch Oven Normally closed oven hi limit switch is located on front of plenu...

Page 34: ...tester to switch terminals COM to NO When the door latch lever is set to the far left or unlock position no continuity should be indicated Move latch lever to the far right or locked position and continuity should be indicated Replace switch if it does not perform as per these instructions Lower Latch Switch Fan Switch Fan switch is a three position switch that controls the fan motor in low high a...

Page 35: ...ower motor is a 115 VAC 60 Hz thermally protected permanent split capacitor motor with a low and high speed winding The motor windings can be checked for continuity by using an ohmmeter set to R X 1 scale and the following procedures 1 Turn off power to the range 2 Remove storage drawer assembly 3 Disconnect three pin socket on right side of blower motor 4 To check the low speed winding insert ohm...

Page 36: ...s energized opening the switch contacts and the blower motor turns off This action is necessary to eliminate the possibility of blower air movement interfering with ignition of top burner gas After top burner gas ignites and customer turns top burner from LITE to any other setting the fan cutout coil is de energized allowing completed 120 VAC circuit path to blower motor The fan cutout relay can b...

Page 37: ...urface burner grill valves The spark switch bottom switch activates the electronic spark module when valve shaft knob is turned to LITE position to ignite the right front or right rear burner when the two burner surface cartridge is installed in cooktop or to ignite the right or left grill burner when grill cartridge is installed in cooktop The fan switch top switch activates the blower relay coil...

Page 38: ...k to burner cartridge ignitors If ignitors and connections check good replace spark module Spark Module Ignitor Plug Block and Wiring Assembly Left and right ignitor plug block and wiring assemblies provide the electrical connection from spark module to the surface burner and grill burner ignitors Follow the procedures below to test the plug block and wiring assembly 1 Turn off power to the range ...

Page 39: ... pan Continuity zero ohms should be indicated If a high resistance or no continuity is indicated disassemble ignitor cap and bracket assembly from module pan and burner support base Disconnect electrode wire lead from electrode connector and check each individual component electrode and electrode connector for continuity to determine the faulty component NOTE Check for cracked or broken ceramic on...

Page 40: ...ct the problem replace socket Surface Grill Burner Valve Adjustment The surface grill burner valves are push to turn 170 rotation burner valves with detent positions at low and medium settings Low burner flame can be adjusted by following the procedures below 1 Turn burner valve to LITE position to ignite burner 2 After burner ignites turn valve to LOW setting and remove knob 3 Turn downdraft fan ...

Page 41: ...tment Air shutter on the neck of the broil burner should be adjusted to provide a clean burning flame usually 1 4 to 3 8 open If too much air is provided a harsh blowing flame pattern will be produced and flashback into the burner may occur If insufficient air is provided the combustion will be poor and sooting may result Broil Burner Flame Also check for proper flame size Burner flame should not ...

Page 42: ... simple and most commonly used manometer If a pressure gauge or meter other than a manometer is used follow the directions supplied with the unit The following information covers the use of a manometer A manometer is simply a u shaped tube of clear plastic or glass A scale in inches is located between the two legs of the U In use the tube is filled with sufficient water to achieve a level at 0 inc...

Page 43: ...tion system 1 0307923 Assy Blower w Capacitor 2 0307101 Rear Plenum Cover 3 0307100 Rear Plenum 4 0307176 Bracket Oven Orifice 5 0307592 Thimble Wall Floor 6 0307680 Clamp 5 7 7 0307550 Conduit 8 0307508 Transition Blower Door 9 D6711804 Capacitor 10 0309124 Adaptor Wire Harness NS 0063709 Oven Burner NS 0307395 Tubing Bake Orifice NS 0307599 Relay Blower Circuit NOTE Do not attempt to duct the XP...

Page 44: ...e surface valve shafts Access to control panel components thermostat control selector switch spark switches etc is now available for testing or replacement 8 Reverse procedures to reassemble Control Panel Inlays and End Cap 1 Turn off power to the range 2 Remove maintop assembly see Maintop procedures 3 Remove screws securing right and left control panel end caps 1 each side to the burner box 4 Op...

Page 45: ...ly Circuit Board 1 Turn off power to the range 2 Remove storage drawer assembly Relay power supply circuit board is located inside the metal case on the bottom left rear corner of range 3 Remove screws securing metal case to floor shield 4 Depress tabs on plastic mounts and separate relay power supply board to metal case 5 While holding relay power supply board by its edges transfer wires and ribb...

Page 46: ...emble NOTE When reinstalling oven burner verify open end of burner slides down over burner orifice Burner and orifice can be viewed through storage drawer opening Burner Box 1 Turn off power to the range 2 Remove maintop assembly see Maintop procedures 3 Remove screws securing burner box to left and right side frames three screws each side 4 Remove screws securing left and right plug block and ori...

Page 47: ...fitting 5 Disconnect gas valve inlet tubing from shut off valve 6 Remove inlet pipe mounting screws and remove inlet pipe assembly Remove pressure regulator by unscrewing it from the street elbow If inlet pipe is being replaced remove street elbow shut off valve and manifold inlet pipe fitting and install them on replacement inlet pipe 7 Reverse procedures to reassemble NOTE After reassembly check...

Page 48: ...rner orifice 6 Remove oven door and oven racks 7 Remove broil burner mounting screws and pull burner and ignitor assembly forward to allow access to burner orifice 8 Remove broil burner plate mounting screws and remove plate 9 Remove burner orifice retaining nut and push orifice out of rear opening 10 Reverse procedures to reassemble NOTE Check the tubing to orifice connection for gas leaks after ...

Page 49: ...move screws securing latch mounting bracket assembly to front frame 8 Lift the rear of latch assembly to allow removal of latch bi metal and cover through top insulation retainer opening and then slide assembly to the rear to allow removal of latch catch through the front frame opening 9 Remove screws securing door latch to latch mounting bracket 10 Transfer latch cover plate and cover plate insul...

Page 50: ...ug power cord from wall outlet and from loading plug mounted in side of the cover box 4 Remove supply cord strain relief clamp and remove cord 5 Reverse procedures to reassemble Blower Fan Cutout Relay 1 Turn off power to the range 2 Remove storage drawer 3 Remove screws securing metal cover box to storage drawer heat shield located at right front bottom section of the range 4 Disconnect blower re...

Page 51: ...maintop assembly and burner box 3 Remove switch mounting screws and speed nut retainer 4 Disconnect switch wire leads and remove switch 5 Reverse procedures to reassemble Oven Light 1 Turn off power to the range 2 Unscrew counter clockwise knurled glass lens and remove it from light socket 3 Unscrew bulb from the socket CAUTION Wear protective gloves when removing or replacing bulb in case of bulb...

Page 52: ...ffle to door backer 7 Remove screws securing three glass support brackets to door backer 8 Slide out hinge pins from hinge channels Door gasket door backer door glass package and oven door pad can be accessed as follows 9 Remove screws securing door backer to door pad 10 At this point note position of door gasket and if gasket is being replaced lift door gasket off door pad 11 Window assembly is h...

Page 53: ...pport Oven Door Hinge 1 Turn off power to the range 2 Remove oven door 3 Carefully open the hinge to fully open position and insert a spacer approximately 1 2 in diameter into hinge slot which will retain hinge arm in extended position as shown in the following diagram NOTE Be careful not to allow spacer to slip out as damage to front frame or injury to installer may occur 4 Remove hinge mounting ...

Page 54: ...ght oven tank hook bolt retaining nuts and washers and remove hook bolts from oven tank 14 Disconnect broil burner supply tubing from broil burner orifice 15 Remove broil burner assembly mounting screws and remove burner and ignitor assembly 16 Remove broil burner support mounting screws and remove support 17 Remove oven tank chip cover mounting screws and remove cover 18 Remove oven light lens an...

Page 55: ...10003 Rev 5 Wiring Diagram and Schematic To avoid risk of electrical shock personal injury or death disconnect power to unit and discharge capacitor before following any disassembly procedures WARNING AGDS901 ...

Page 56: ...Diagram and Schematic To avoid risk of electrical shock personal injury or death disconnect power to unit and discharge capacitor before following any disassembly procedures RS2310003 Rev 5 56 WARNING AGDS901 ...

Page 57: ... Rev 5 Wiring Diagram and Schematic To avoid risk of electrical shock personal injury or death disconnect power to unit and discharge capacitor before following any disassembly procedures WARNING AGDS902 P1131828N ...

Page 58: ...am and Schematic To avoid risk of electrical shock personal injury or death disconnect power to unit and discharge capacitor before following any disassembly procedures RS2310003 Rev 5 58 WARNING AGDS902 P1131828N ...

Page 59: ... VT NO C YL SEE RATING PLATE FOR INPUT REQUIREMENTS BK RD WH RD WH BK 3 2 1 1 2 3 3 PIN PLUG BK WARNING DISCONNECT POWER AT MAIN FUSE OR CIRCUIT BREAKER BEFORE SERVICING FAILURE TO DO SO COULD RESULT IN SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH ELECTRICAL SHOCK HAZARD VT BK L N BA BR 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 J1 E R C CIRCUIT BOARD E3 E1 E2 E4 E6 E7 E5 BK WH WH GN J2 ELECTRONIC RANGE CONTROL E R C 1 1 2 3 GY OR RD BR BK YL O...

Page 60: ...BK GY WH VT 4 ALL WIRES 18GA 150 C XL UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED 3 SCHEMATIC CONDITIONS OVEN OFF LIGHTS OFF DOOR CLOSED AND UNLATCHED 2 ALL REPLACEMENT WIRES MUST HAVE SAME RATINGS AS ORIGINAL WIRES 1 COLOR FLAGGING IS A COMMON PRACTICE WHEN TRACING WIRES CHECK FOR FLAGS AT EACH TERMINATION NOTES LOCKOUT RELAY 1 2 4 5 4 3 5 1 YL YL YL RD BK WH YL GY GY YL YL GY GY OVEN LAMP OVEN LIGHT SWITCH BK RD...

Page 61: ...E RATING PLATE FOR INPUT REQUIREMENTS BK RD WH RD WH BK 3 2 1 1 2 3 3 PIN PLUG BK WARNING DISCONNECT POWER AT MAIN FUSE OR CIRCUIT BREAKER BEFORE SERVICING FAILURE TO DO SO COULD RESULT IN SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH ELECTRICAL SHOCK HAZARD VT BK L N BA BR 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 J1 E R C CIRCUIT BOARD E3 E1 E2 E4 E6 E7 E5 BK WH WH GN J2 ELECTRONIC RANGE CONTROL E R C 1 1 2 3 GY OR RD BR BK YL OR GN J1 2 4 3 ...

Page 62: ...ALL WIRES 18GA 150 C XL UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED 3 SCHEMATIC CONDITIONS OVEN OFF LIGHTS OFF DOOR CLOSED AND UNLATCHED 2 ALL REPLACEMENT WIRES MUST HAVE SAME RATINGS AS ORIGINAL WIRES 1 COLOR FLAGGING IS A COMMON PRACTICE WHEN TRACING WIRES CHECK FOR FLAGS AT EACH TERMINATION NOTES LOCKOUT RELAY 1 2 4 5 4 3 5 1 YL YL YL RD BK WH YL GY GY YL YL GY GY OVEN LAMP OVEN LIGHT SWITCH BK RD WH WH WH GY G...

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