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The installation of the electric griddle must conform to the
NATIONAL ELECTRIC CODE AND ALL
LOCAL ELECTRIC CODES AND ORDINANCES AND THE
LOCAL ELECTRIC COMPANY RULES AND REGULATIONS
See “Wiring Diagrams…” (pages 6 through 8) for wire sizes.
• For your protection, we recommend that a qualified electrician install this griddle. They should be familiar with electrical
installations and all electrical codes.
• Proper connections and power supply are essential for efficient performance.
• The external wiring should be in conduit or an approved type of flexible cable suitable for operation at temperature
indicated at the conduit hole, and a proper size to carry the load.
• The supply circuit should be properly fused and equipped with a means of disconnecting, as required by local
electrical code.
• THE BODY OF THE GRIDDLE SHOULD BE GROUNDED. (DO NOT GROUND TO A GAS SUPPLY LINE)
1) Power Supply
Remove the junction box cover on rear of griddle to expose the wire connections. Use one of the holes furnished for attaching
the conduit with proper size clamp.
All wires must be spliced or joined as to be electrically or mechanically secure and be covered with insulation equal to that of the
wire. Loose or improper connections may result in arcing, which in turn can cause a fire.
2) Feet
Install feet by screwing each foot into the threaded openings on the bottom of the griddle. Failure to use feet will void warranty and
could cause unsafe conditions.
3) Leveling
Level unit by adjusting the four feet and tighten securely. The adjustable feet have an adjustment of one inch for line-up with other
Eagle counter top lines. Check the feet every 60 days to assure that they are tight.
INSTALLATION
CAUTION - TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE:
• Do not operate without the legs provided.
• Do not install unit closer than 3˝ to a vertical surface.
