Whirlpool 3149595 User manual

Brand: Whirlpool

Model: 3149595

Category: Ovens

Type: User manual

IMPORTANT

Installer: Leave Installation Instructions

with the homeowner.

Homeowner: Keep Installation Instructions

for future reference.

Save Installation Instructions for local

electrical inspector’s use.

Part No. 3149595

30” Electric

Double Oven

Before you start.. .

Proper !nstallatIon 1s your

respons~b~l~:y A quaIlfled

technicIan should install this

wen Make sure you have

evefyih,ng necessary for

-slc!‘oi~on It IS the

~escons~bi!Sty of the instal!er to

con-cly w:h the insia~lat~on

c’earance specif,ed on i?e

ser,cl;rctlng plate The serlcl:

:c:lng plate CCII- be found

behInd the upper oven door

cn tne we7 frame

Eleclr~col ground IS

recured See ‘Elec:rico!

reawements .

Note: Cleoronces

specified are lo!

combustible walls ana

malerlals that hove a

density of 20 or more

pounds per cubic iOOl NC

evaluation of cleaiances

has been made for

ms10lla:1ons adjacent to

materials that are less

than 20 oounds aer cubic

foot or to plasW tiles and

sheeting

Check N~~~t~on where the

Couble oven v/ill be installed

The location should be away

from strona draft areas. such as

windows.

;roois.

and stro”g

heating vents or fans The

couble oven should be

located for convenierr use r

the kitchen

me open lower oven 0001

t%gh: The contac: wfoce t%gh: The contac: wfoce

must be solid and level and must be solid and level and

flush wth the bottom of the flush wth the bottom of the

come: opening come: opening

Cablnel opening dimensions

ihot ore shown must be used

Given dimensions provide 0

clecrance Dimensions g:ven

are for a double oven sP*ing on

a contact surface 2-314 below

Important: observe

all governing codes

and ordinances.

The recessed installation orea

n-us: q,ov,de complete

emosure around the recesses

~?crt~on of tre oven

Copies of the standards listed may

be obtained from:

’ National Fire Protection Asscclatlon

Battery March Park

Quincy, Massachusetts 02169

A three-wire or four-wire.

n slnale chase. 120/240-volt.

&Hz. AC o$. klectrical supply (or

three-wire or four-wire, 120/208-volt if

specified on the nameplate) Is

required on a separatd. d@ompere

clrcult, fused on both sides of the

line. ITIme-delav or circuit breaker Is

rec0timended.j

Electrical Shock Hazard

It is Ihe customer’s responsibility:

To contact a qualilled electrical

installer

To assure thot the electrical

instollolion is adequate ond in

conformance with National

Electrical Code ANSI/NFPA 70.

lotest edItIon*, and all local

codes and ordinances.

Failure to do so could result in fire,

electrical shock or other person01

injury

Tools needed for

installation:

The fuse size must not exceed the

circuit rating of the appliance

specified on the serial/rating plate.

The serlal/ratlng plate Is located on

the cabinet behind the upper oven

door.

Electrical

requirements

Electrical ground is required on this

appliance.

THE OVEN MUST BE

n CONNECTED WITH COPPER

WIRE ONLY. Aluminum wire must Not

be used to avoid potentially

unsatlsfactofy connectlons.

Wire sizes (COPPER WIRE

n ONLY) and connections

must conform to the requirements of

the National Electrical Code ANSI!

NFPA 70-latest edition’, and all local

codes and ordinances for the

kilowatt rating of the oven.

Personal Injury/Product

Damage Hazard

. Do Not block oven vent.

Blocklng the vent could result in

Poor baking performance and

damage lo the cabinet.

Securely fasten oven lo cobinels

using the eight screws provided.

Failure lo do so could cause the

oven to move or lip during use

and result in personal injury or

product damage.

Eleclr~col Shock Hazard

Electrical ground is required on

this appliance.

Improper connection of the

equipment-grounding

conductor can result In o fire.

eleclricol shock or other

personal injury.

Check with a qualified

electrician if you ore in doubt as

to whether the appliance is

properly grounded.

Do Not use on extension cord

with this opplionce. Such use

may result in a fire, electrical

shock, or other personal injury.

Do Not have a fuse I” the neutral

or grounding clrcuil. This could

result in on eleclricol shock.

Save Inslallotion instructions for

Ihe local electrical inspector’s use.

The appliance should be

w connected directly to the

fused disconnect or circus breaker

box throuah flexible. armored or

non-metaiic shealhed copper cable

(with a grounding wire). The flexible.

armored cable extending from the

appliance should be connected

directly to the junction box.

Locate the junction box to

n allow as much slack as

Mobile home installation

The installation of this oven must

conform to the Manufactured Home

Construction and Safetv Standards.

Title 24 CFR, Part 3280 (formerly the

Federal Standard for Mobile Home

Construction and Safety. Title 24,

HUD. Part 280)

A four-wire, power supply cord must

be used in o mobile home

Installation. The appliance wiring will

need to be revised See “Electrical

requirements’. Figure 4, Panel B

Panel A

possible between the junction box

and the appliance so that the oven

can be moved if servicing is ever

necessary Do Not cut the conduit.

A 3/4’. U.L.-listed strain relief

must be provided at the

’ junctron box.

It is the personal

w responsibilrty and ObliQOtlOn

of the customer to contact 0

qualified electrician to assure that

the electrical installation is odeauote

and in conformance with the

Notronol Electrrcol Code ANSVNFPA

70.lotest edition, and 011 loco1 codes

ond ordrnonces,

’ Copies of the standord listed may

be obtained from,

National tire Protection Associoiion

Battery March Park

Quincy, Massachusetts 02169

A wiring diagrom is rncluded

n in the Tech-sheet (located

behind the oir grille) with

self-cleaning ovens. For other

models, the wiring diOQram IS

located on the back, right-hand srde

of the oven.

EIectrkaI

connection

Electrical around is rewired on this

appliance:

Electrical Shock

Hazard

Do Not connecl appliance to

ele-olrtcal supply untrl opplronce

IS permanenlly grounded.

’ Disconnect power to the junclion

box before making the electrrcol

co”“ec1l0”.

This appliance musl be

connecled to o grounded,

melallrc, permanent wiring

system, or a groundrng

conductor should be connected

lo the groundrng termrnol or lead

on the opplmnce.

Failure to follow lhese ~nslrucr~ons

could result rn o fire, personal

rnrury. or elecrrrcal shock.

This oppl~ance IS manufactured with

the neutral White) power supply

wire and a cobrnet-connected

grounding wire (green) twisted

together.

Connect the appliance cable to the

junction box through the 3/4’,

U.L.-listed strain relief. Complete the

electrical connectron according to

local codes ond ordinances.

A. Where local codes permit...

Connecting the cabinet-grounding

conductor to the neutral (white)

junctron box wire:

Fig

I. Connect togetherthree wires: the

green (or bore) and white appliance

cable wires with the neutral (whrte)

wire in the junction box.

2. Connect the two black wires, then

the two red wires. (See Figure 1 )

6. Where local codes Do Not

permit...

Connecting the cabinet-groundrng

conductor to the neutral White)

junction box wrre’

I. Separote the green (or bore) and

whrte appliance cable wires.

2. Connect the white appliance

cable wire with the neutral (white)

wire in the junction box

3. Connect the two block wires,

then connect the two red wires.

(See Figure 2 )

4. Connect the Qroundlng wire to 0

grounded wrre Inthe junciion box

or to o grounded, copper. cold

water pipe’. cODPer

Ilghlen

““IS mm

Figure 3

grotinding

Grounded cold

voter pipe

(remove pain1 elc.)

GROUNDING

CLAMP MUST SE

IIGHI ON PlPE

NO. *

5. A separate. copper grounding

wrre (No. 18 mrnrmum) must be

connected too grounded. cold

water pipe by means of o clamp

and then to the external QrOUndlnQ

connector screw.

Do Nol ground to

a gos supply pipe of hot water pipe.

Do Not connect to the electrical

supply until appliance is

permanently grounded

’ Grounded cold w,+e, DID~ muzr have

metal cont,nu~~ to electrical ground and no, metal contlnu~~ to electrical ground and no,

be Interrupted by plostlc. rubber 0, o,har be Interrupted by plostlc. rubber 0, o,har

elettrlcol i”sulo+l” elettrlcol i”sulo+l” cO”“ecfo,S such OS cO”“ecfo,S such OS

hoses. m~ngr. WCS hoses. mlngr. WCS R R err or gaskers C,“ciud,“g err or gaskers C,“ciud,“g

WOtel meter or pump) A”” ele‘trlca, WOtel meter or pump) A”” ele‘trlca,

lmuloting connector shoula be ,“mped. OS lmuloting connector shoula be ,“mped. OS

shown. With 0 len th of NO 4 COPWF vnre shown. With 0 len th of NO 4 COPWF vnre

~n~s~d~ clampe ~n~s~d~ clampe 8 8 to bore me,ol 01 bofh to bore me,ol 01 bofh

C. If connecting to a four-wire C. If connecting to a four-wire

electrical system... electrical system...

Do Not connect the cabinet- Do Not connect the cabinet-

QrOUndlng conductor to the neutral QrOUndlng conductor to the neutral

(white) wrre In the junction box. (white) wrre In the junction box.

J”“CllO”

Cob,* from

power lupply

Separate the green (or bore) and

white applronce cable wires.

2. Connect the whrte oppllonce

cable wire to the neutral (whrte)

wire in the junction box

3. Connect the two black wares: then

connect the two red wires. (See

Figure 4.)

4. Connect the green opplrance

cable wire to the Qreen grounding

wire in the junction box

Now start...

With oven in kitchen...

Remove Shipping materials.

w tape and protective film from

oven.

Do Not remove the shipping

base al this time.

Remove the rocks and

n other parts from Inside the

oven. Remove the air grille taped to

the top or side of the oven.

Upper oven door:

Remove

n the screws on each side of

the inner panel of the oven door

Insert a nail (or on equivalent. 5/32”

drometer item) into the hole in each

of the hinges. Close the door OS far

as possible. Lift the oven door off of

the hinges. Set oside.

tower oven door:

Open the oven

door to the broil ‘stop- position and

lift door Upwards to remove. Set

oven door aside.

Panel B

Floor Damage

Keep shrpping base under oven

when moving across floor.

Forlure lo do so may cause

domoge to floor covering.

Move oven close to cabrnet

n opening. Make the

electrical connection. See

“Electrrcal reouirements’ and

*Electrical connectIon sectrons.

Panels A and B. for details.

Remove and discard the

n shIppIng base Lrft oven up

‘nto cabinet opening usrng the oven

opening as on area to grip Thread

cable through opening In cabinet.

Personal Injury/Product

Damage Hazard

Securely fasten oven lo cabinets

using the eight screws provided.

Failure to do so could cause the

oven to move or lip during use

and result in personal injury or

product damage.

Center oven in cabinet

n cutout Secure oven to

cabinet using eight screws through

the mounting holes in the front frame

of the oven.

Put the air grille in place

n below the lower oven

opening. making sure that the

louvers in the air grille point down,

the flanoe is at the bottom. and the

mounting holes are at the top, Slide

the arr grille into position and attach

It to the oven cabrnet with the three.

block or chrome. metal screws

DrOVided.

Numbers

correspond

to steps.

Replace the upper oven

W door by fling both corners

of the door over the ends of the

hinges. Push the door evenly ond

completely onto the hinges.

Remove the nolls from the hinges.

Reinstall two screws In the Inner door

panel. Close

the

oven door. If the

door does not close, you hove not

pushed the door completely onto

the hinges. Repeat for the lower

oven door.

Turn on

power

SUPPlY.

Check the

operation of

the oven

elements. Set

the oven selec

control knob to ‘BAKE’. (The oven

selector control knob is not available

on all models.) Set the oven

temperoture control knob to 3XPF.

The bottom element should glow red

and the indicator light should be on.

The upper element should become

hot. but not glow red. The

oven

indicator light goes off when the

oven Is preheated. Repeat for the

lower oven.

the oven selector

and oven temperature control knobs

to “BROIL’. Crhe oven selector

control knob is not available on all

models.) The top element should

glow red and the indicator light

should be on. Repeat for the lower

oven broil element.

Whirlpool oven. To get the

most ehicient use trom your new

oven, read your Whirlpool Use

and Care Guide. Keep lnstalloiion

for easy reference. The lnslructions

will make reinstalling your

Whirlpool oven in anolher

first installation.

Panel C

If the oven does

not operate...

Check that the circuit breaker is not

tripped or the fuse blown. A more

detailed, trouble-shooting checklist is

provided in the Use and

Care Guide.

Port I\;0 3 149595

% 1989 WhIrlpool Corporatfon

If you need

assistance.. .

During normal business hours, the

Whirlpool COOL-LINE” Service will

answer any questions about

operating and maintaining your

oven not covered in the Installation

Instructions. The Whirlpool

COOL-LINE@ Service teleahone

number is (800) 253-1301’. Dial just as

you normally dial long distance -

the call is free. When you call, you

need the oven model number and

serial number. Both numbers can be

found on the sertal/rating plate

located on the frame behind the

oven door.

Whirlpool

A CORPORaTlON

If you need

service.. .

In the event your Whirlpool

appliance should need service, call

the dealer from whom you

purchased the appliance or a

Whirlpool franchised TECH-CAREB

service company. He is in the Yellow

Pages of your telephone directory

listed under “Appliances -

Household - Major - Service or

Repair’. You can also obtain his

name and number by dialina, free,

within the continentai UnitedStates,

the Whirlpool COOL-LINE@ Service

number.‘(800) 253-1301. A special

operator will tell you the name and

telephone number of your nearest

Whirlpool TECH-CARE@ service outlet.

Maintain the quality built into your

Whirlpool appliance - call

TECH-CARE@ service.

Whirlpool 3149595 User manual

Brand: Whirlpool

Model: 3149595

Category: Ovens

Type: User manual

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