INSTALLATION OF DROP IN COOKTOPS
• When installing the drop-in Cooktop, use the dimensions provided in this
manual to trace the cutout dimensions onto the countertop.
• Be sure to allow for a minimum clearance of 2” between all sides of the
housing and any surface or obstacle, and 9” between the bottom of the housing
and any surface or obstacle.
• Cut out and drill holes as required in countertop.
• Drill holes for control box mounting.
• When installing the drop-in Cooktop , apply a bead of an NSF Standard 51
approved sealant (such as Dow Corning 732 Multi-Purpose Sealant or GE RTV
108) around all four edges of the countertop cutout. Carefully follow sealant
manufacturer's instructions to insure proper adhesion.
• Multi-Purpose Sealant or GE RTV 108) around all four edges of the countertop
cutout. Carefully follow sealant manufacturer’s instructions to insure proper
adhesion.
• Locate Cooktop over countertop cutout. Pass control panel and cord through
cutout, then pass the base of the Cooktop through the hole until flange rests on
the countertop.
• Mount control panel using screws supplied. Mounting options are illustrated in
attached drawing.
• Plug Cooktop into a grounded 120V or 200-240V (depending on the model
purchased), single-phase receptacle. Check rating plate on the Cooktop to
verify correct voltage.
NOTE: For proper operation, a dedicated circuit
should be used for each unit installed. Each circuit should be protected
with a 20 amp minimum circuit breaker. For best operation, the counter
should have an opening near the unit for fresh air to circulate underneath.
APPROVED FOR COMMERCIAL USE
CookTek’s MagnaWave cooktops have been tested to be in conformance with UL
197 and CSA C22.2 standards and bear the commercially rated approvals.
CookTek’s Magna Wave cooktops have been tested to be in conformance with the
European Economic Area standards and bear the CE marking signifying European
Conformity.
COOKING BY POWER COOK (WATTAGE)*
General Operation:
Plug cooktop into a grounded, single-phase receptacle. Models will run on 100-
120V drawing up to 1800W depending on model. Or on 208-240V drawing a max-
imum of 3500W depending on the model. Check rating plate on unit to verify
correct voltage and wattage. Voltages below 120V or 240V can result in less than
rated power and slower heating times.
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