4
ELECTRICAL CONNECTION
DANGER
MAKE SURE THE POWER SUPPLY TO THE APPLIANCE IS TURNED OFF BEFORE MAKING
THE CONNECTION.
If the oven is to be assembled as a range, skip this section and refer to the
Range Top Installation Manual.
The electrical connection is made through
a 1 1/4 inch knockout in the bottom of the
oven to a terminal block located behind an
access door that is below the control
panel.
Before connecting the oven to power
check the data plate located behind the
access door to confirm that the power
supply wires are large enough to carry the
load.
A one deck oven requires a single phase
connection only; however, this does not
mean the oven cannot be connected to a
three phase service, simply use two lines
of the three phase.
INTERCONNECTING THE OVENS
If the oven is assembled as a 2 deck
model, remove the wire from one of the
Stacking Kit envelopes and cut it in half.
Strip the cut ends of the wires 3/4 inch
and install them into the terminal block of
the top oven. Snap a 3/4 inch plastic
bushing from one of the Stacking Kit
envelopes into the hole in the bottom of
the top oven and run the wires from the
top oven through it to the terminal block in
the bottom oven. Connect the top oven
wires into the terminal block with the wires
from the bottom oven. Refer to the wiring
diagram in this manual for the correct
phasing of the wires.
If the oven is assembled as a 3 deck
model, remove the wires from all three
Stacking Kit envelopes and cut one in
half. Use the 2 full length wires to connect
to the top deck and the cut wire to connect
to the middle deck. Refer to the figure
below or the wiring diagram in back of this
manual for the correct wire grouping at the
bottom oven terminal block.