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Page 27: ...LIAJW3L F O I R B B E n T a Codes Iftheelectric serviceprovided doesnotmeetthe abovespecifications itisrecommended thata licensed electrician install anapproved outlet Becauserangeterminals arenotaccessible after rangeisinposition flexible serviceconduitorcord mustbeused Allow eliminatethe riskofburns orfirebyreaching overheatedsurfaceunits cabinetstoragespace abovethe surfaceunitsshouldbe avoided...

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