Dacor Discovery DYTT305N, Руководство по установке

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Electrical Specifications
IMPORTANT
The cooktop’s electrical-connection lead wires may be a smaller
gauge than is installed in your home; however, the National
Electric Code and local inspection authority specify that smaller-
gauge wire is compatible with the larger-gauge wire.
• The owner shall ensure that a licensed electrician
installs the electrical supply for the cooktop.
• The electrical installation (incl. minimum supply wire
size) must comply with the National Electric Code
ANSI/NFPA 70 (latest revision), and local codes and
ordinances. To obtain a copy of the standard, contact:
National Fire Protection Association
1 Batterymarch Park
Quincy, Massachusetts 02269-9101
• Correct voltage/frequency/amperage must be supplied to
the cooktop from a dedicated, grounded circuit protected
by the correctly sized circuit breaker or time-delay fuse.
If using the fuse, fuse both sides of the line (L1 and L2).
Total Connected Load* Dedicated Circuit Required
46.7 Amp. (11.2 kW) 240V, 60 Hz. 3-Wire** 50 Amp.
The specifications in this table are for reference only.
* See the product-data label for the current and exact specifications.
** Two 120V hot (L1 and L2), plus one ground (use all-copper wires in all lines)
• The junction box and the circuit breaker or fuse box
must be accessible when the cooktop is in place.
Location Requirements
• Non-combustible material should be installed on the
wall behind the cooktop; the surrounding cabinetry must
be able to withstand the temperatures (max. 200°F)
generated by the cooktop.
• To avoid a fire hazard, do not install the cooktop between
two tall cabinets.
• To avoid burn injuries from reaching over an active
cooking area, do not install cabinets above the cooktop.
(If there are cabinets above the cooktop, install a range
hood to discourage/prevent storage in those cabinets.
• Do not install the cooktop above a drawer. (The cooktop
chassis must have sufficient space below for airflow
and installation/inspection/service; see Under-Counter
Clearance section, next page.)
• Follow all electrical specifications.
• Plan all installation aspects around local building codes;
consult the local building department for details.)
• Install the junction box within reach of the cooktop’s
48-in. (122 cm) power conduit at the bottom-right rear of
the chassis.
• Do not install another kitchen appliance below the cooktop.
WARNING
• To reduce risk of fire, and cooktop malfunction/damage, be
sure to exceed all min/max clearances in these instructions.
• Do not modify the cooktop’s electrical conduit.
• Do not use an extension cord.
Cooktop Clearance/Ventilation
Under-Counter Clearance
For proper ventilation (to prevent a fire hazard), maintain:
• at least 4 3/4” (12.7 cm) clearance from the countertop to
any surface below (incl. upper edges of drawers)
• 1 1/2” (3.8 cm) minimum clearance between the chas-
sis’s front vents and the cabinet’s inside wall.
• If the cooktop chassis is fully enclosed, provide ventila-
tion of at least 18 square inches into the enclosure.
Overhead Ventilation
To reduce smoke accumulation and risk of personal injury, a
range hood should be installed above the cooktop. The hood
should overhang the entire cooktop surface and project at
least 5 in. beyond the bottom of any overhead cabinets.
Miscellaneous Installation
Countertop
• Always consult the countertop manufacturer for specific
installation instructions/requirements.
• The cutout must accept the cooktop chassis’s corners.
Fire-Retardant Materials
Some conditions may require installation of flame-retardant
materials, which materials are marked:
UNDERWRITERS LABORATORIES INC.
CLASSIFIED
MINERAL AND FIBER BOARDS.
SURFACE BURNING CHARACTERISTICS
This mark precedes the flame-spread and smoke ratings.
These designations are shown as FHC (Flame Spread)/
(Smoke Developed) .
Material with “0” flame-spread rating are flame-retardant.
Local codes may allow other flame-spread ratings.
INSTALLATION SPECIFICATIONS