Estate 3150250 User manual

Brand: Estate

Model: 3150250

Type: User manual

This manual is also suitable for

Oven 3150250

Estate Oven 3150250 is a modern, 30-inch freestanding electric range. It features a spacious oven with a 5.3-cubic-foot capacity and four heating elements, allowing you to cook multiple dishes simultaneously. The glass-ceramic cooktop offers smooth and easy cleaning, while the digital controls provide precise temperature regulation. With its sleek design and advanced features, the Estate Oven 3150250 is a perfect choice for any modern kitchen.

IMPORTANT

I Installer: Leave lnstollation Instructions

with the homeowner

Homeowner:

Keep Installation InStruCtlOflS

for future reference

Save lnstallotion Instructions for local

inspectors use.

30” Electric

Freestanding

Before you start.. .

Proper installation is your responsibility. A

wallfled technlcian should Install this

range Make sure you have everything

necessary for correct insfallatlon It IS the’

responsiblllty of the installer to comply

with the installation clearance specified

on the serial/rating plate. The serial/

rating plate IS located on the oven

frame behind the door.

Ifllp0rtCA:

I II

Observe all governing

codes and ordinances.

Grounded electrical

outlet

IS required.

See Electrical requirements. ,

/’

Do Not p,nch

C”

the power cord

between the

range and Ihe wall.

NOTE Clearances

specified are for

combustible walls and

materials that have a

density of 20 or more

pounds per cubic foot.

No evaluation of

clearances

hos been

made for lnstallatlons

adjacent to moterlals

that are

less than 20

pounds per cu ft or to

plostlc tiles and sheetIn

dimensions

fhat

ore shown must be

used Given dimensions

ore minimum clearances ond

provide required 0’ clearance

Check locatIon where range WIII be

instolled The range should be located

for convenient use I” kitchen

ALL OPENINGS IN THE WALL OR FLOOR

WHERE RANGE IS TO BE INSTALLED MUSl

Cabinet storage above the

cooking surface should be

avoided. If cabinets are already

installed, reduce the hazard of

reaching over a heated cooking

surface by installing a range

hood.

The range hood should extend a

minimum of 5 inches out from the

bottom front of Ihe cabinets.

Reaching over a heated

cooking surface could result in

a serious burn.

Electrical Shock Hazard

It is the customer’s responsibility:

To contact a qualified

electrical insloller.

To assure that the elecirical

installation is adequate and

in conformance with National

Electrical Code, ANSI/NFPA

70 - latest edition’, and all

local codes and ordinances.

Failure to do so could result in fire,

electrical shock or other personal

injury.

- _

Tools needed

for installation:

Mobile home installation

The lnstollotlon of this range must

conform to the Manufactured

Home Construction and Safety

Standards.Tltle 24 CFR. part 3280

(formerly the Federal Standard for

Mobile Home Construction and

Safety Title 24, HUD, pari 280)

When this ronge IS Installed In o

mobile home, It must be secured

to the floor during translt Any

method of securlng the range IS

adequate as long as It conforms

the standards lIsted

above

Electrical

requirements

IMPORTANT:

Save Installation Instructions for

electrical inspector’s use.

A power supply cord is not supplied

with this appliance but is avallable

through your local electrical supply

house.

Electrical ground is required on

this appliance.

Improper connection of the

equipment-grounding

conductor can result in

electrical shock.

Check with a qualified

electrician if you are in doubt

as to whether the appliance is

properly grounded.

Only a power supply cord kit

rated at 240 volts, 40 amperes

and investigated for use with

ranges should be used.

Do Not use an extension cord

with lhis appliance. Such use

may result in a fire. electrrcal

shock or other personal injury.

Do Not have a fuse in Ihe

neutral or grounding circuit. A

fuse in the neutral or grounding

circuit could result in electrical

shock.

Do Not plug the “piglail” power

cord into a live wall receptacle

before the cord is permanently

connected to the terminal

block. To do so may result in

personal injury from electrical

shock. Failure lo follow fhese

instructions could result in an

electrical shock.

Copies of the standards

llsted may be obtolned from

’ Nafionol Fire Protection Association

Battery March Park

Qurncy, MassachuseHs 02269

A three we or four we single

phase 120/240 volt. 60 Hr. AC

;- --.I

only. electrIcal supply (orthree-wire or

four-wlre120/208-volt If speclfled on the

serial plate] IS required on a separate,

4O~ompere clrculf, fused In both sides of

the line [A lime-delay fuse or clrcult

breaker IS recommended )

Ii IS the personal responslblllty and

obligotlon of the customer to contact a

quaIlfled electrIcian to assure that the

electrIcal lnstollotlon IS adequate and

In conformance with the NatIonal

Electrical Code. ANSl/NFPA 70.lotest

ed~i~on.’ and local codes and

ordinances

THE RANGE MUST BE

CONNECTED WITH COPPER WIRE

ONLY

Local codes may permit

the use of a U L -LISTED. 40

ampere range power supply

cord (pIgtail) This cord contolns

three. No -10 copper wires and

matches a three-wire receptacle of

NEMA Type l&ZOR. shown I” Figure 1

Connectors on the appliance end

must be ring terminals A U.L.-lIsted

stroln relief must be prowded at the

po~ni the power

supply

cord enters

the appliance.

The appllonce may be

. connected directly fo the fused

dlsconneci or clrcult breaker box

through flexible. armored or non-

metolllc sheathed, copper CO& Allow

tiwo or three feet of slack in the line so

thot it con be moved II sewIcing 15 ever

necessary A UL -lIsted strain relief

must be prwded ot each end of the

power supply cord [aI fhe appliance

ond a1 ihejunctlon box) Wire sizes

[COPPER WIRE ONLY] and connections

must conform with the rotlng of the

oppllonce [40 amperes]

Panel A

IF CONNECTING TO A d-WIRE

n ELECTRICAL SYSTEM This

aool~once IS manufactured with

Q&nd connected to cabinet The

ground musi be revised so the

green

grounding wire of the 4-wire power

cord IS connected to the cabinet

See 4.wire electrical connectIon

sectlon. Panel C.

Remove the shIppIng moterla!s

n IncludlnQ Clips that hold

elements in place, tape and

protective film from range

Connect the neutral (white)

n wire to the center. sliver-

colored terminal screw on termlnol

block. Connect the other two wires

to the outer termlnol screws on the

terminal block. Use ring-type

terminals only. Connect with the

brass nuts atiached to the range.

DO Not loosen factory-installed nuts

already on the terminol.Check that

nuts are tight to insure proper

electrlcal connection

Remove terminal block cover

8 located on back of range

TIghten the strain relief

n clamping screws or the

J-wire electrical connection

See Panel C for 4-wire electrical

locking

rlnQ and clamping screws

of the conduit connector. Replace

terminal block cover.

When o 4-wire receptacle of NEMA

type 14.50R is used (See Figure 2). 0

matching U L.- listed. 4-wire. 120/240-

volt, 4sampere. range power supply

cord (pigtall) must be used This cord

contains four copper conductors with

ring terminals on the oppllonce end.

termlnatlna in a NEMA Tvpe 14.50R

$ug on the supply end.(ihe fourth

(grounding) conductor must be

Identified by 0 green or green/yellOW

cover and the neutral conductor by 0

white cover. Cord should be Type SRD

or SRDT with a U L -lIsted strain relief

and be o least four feet long.

The

MINIMUM

conductor SlZeS for

the copper 4-wire power cord are

Knock-out opening

for AO-ampere power

nneclor

40 ampere circuit

2, No. 8 conductors

1, No. 10 white neutral

1, No 0 Qreen grounding

The wring

dl0QrOm IS

also

located on the back of

the range.

The wlrlng diagram IS also

located on the back of the

range

To reduce the risk 01 tipping of the

appliance, the appliance must be

secured by a properly installed anti-

tip bracket supplied with the range.

connector

Use the anti-tip bracket template/

Instruction sheet to install the anti-tip

bracket.

Plug power supply cord Into

. the wall receptacle

A-wire

receplaclo

(14.SOP,

Figure 2

If appliance is to be

connected directly to fused

disconnect or circuit breaker box:

Assemble o U.L.-llsted conduit

connector in the conduit connector

opening provided Insert the power

supply cable through the conduit

connector, ollowlng enough slack

to easily attach the wiring to the

termlnol block

Now start.. .

Floor Damage

Keep shipping base under range.

Failure to do so could cause

damage to flwr coveting.

With range in kitchen.

Remove racks and other ports

. from InsIde oven.

14.

Grounding link

power supply cord shown.

Move the range Into final operating

posrtlon. Remove cardboard or

hardboord from under range.

Remove storage drawer or lower

panel and check that rear leg IS

engaged I” anti-tip bracket.

Take 4 cardboard corners

n from the carton Stack one

cardboard corner on top of another

Reoeat with other two corners Place

comers lengthwlse on the floor In

back of ronQe to support

range off

15.

If a U.1:listed, 40-ampere range power

supply (pigtail) is used:

Remove the knockout for the 40.

ampere power supply cord.

Assemble o U L-listed strain relief I” the

hole. Insert the power SUDDIV cord

through the strain relief. bl’lowing

enough slack to easily attach the

wiring to the terminal block

Do not loosen the factory installed nuts

already installed on the termlnol block

Use only ring-type terminals to

connect the power supply. To secure

the power supply cord, use the 3/a”

brass nuts taped to cabinet below

the terminal block.

Be sure the wiring nuts are installed

tight.

installing the range in a mobile

home, you MUST secure the range

to the floor. Any method of securing

the range IS adequate OS long as

It conforms to the standards listed

in the Mobile home installation

Instructions. Panel A.

lay it on Its back on the

cardboard corners

Remove two 318” shipping

n bolts from the skid Discard skid

Place rack in oven. Place level on

rack. first side to side; the front to

back. If the range is not level, pull

the range forward until rear leveling

leg 1s removed from the bracket.

Adiust the leas up or down until

and bolts

range is levei

Push range back

into posItIon. Check

that the rear leveling

leg is engaged in the

bracket Replace the

This appliance is manufactured with

neutral terminal connected to the

frame. If local codes and

ordinances Do Not permit grounding

through Ihe neutroi, o four-wire

power supply cord, raied 240 volts,

40 amperes and invesligated for use

wilh ranges must be used. See 4-

wire electrical connection, Panel C.

Use adjustable

wrench to loosen

leveling legs four complete turns.

n Stand the range back up

storage drawer or lower \y

panel.

Note: Oven must be level for

satisfactory baking conditions

Panel B

turn

each surfa

“HI- postion Check

the operation of the cooktop

elements and Indicator lights

Check the

operation of

the oven element

Set the oven selector

control knob to “BAKE.

Set the

oven temperature control to 35ooF.

The bottom element should glow red

and the lndlcator 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.

19.

Check the

operotlon of

the broil element

Set the oven selector

and oven temperature control knobs

to “BROIL- The top element should

glow red and the ndlcator light

should be on

8.9. 10. 11.

4-wire electrical connection

Use this wlrlng method for moblle

homes and whenever 4-wire Installa-

tlon is reaulred.

II appliance is lo be

W connected direcilv to fused

disconnect or circuit break& box:

Assemble a U L -Ilsted conduit

connector in the condut connector

OPenIng provided Insert the power

supply cable through the conduct

COnneCtOr. allowIng enough slack to

eC%ly attach the wiring to the

terminal block

screws

If a U-L.-listed, 40.ampere range

Power SUPplY (Pigtail) iS used:

Remove the knockout for the SO-

ampere Power supply cord

Assemble o U.L -lIsted stroln relief in

the hole Insert the power supply

cord through the strain relief,

allowing enough slack to easily

attach the wiring to the terminal

block.

Do not loosen the factory Instolled

nuts already Instolled on the termlnol

block

correspond

to steps.

Numbers

ing

Remove the grounding-llnk

l screw from the range frame

Save the grounding screw. Bend up

the grounding link so that It does not

Connect the green

grounding wire to the range

using the grounding screw removed

in Step B The green grounding wire

must be attached first and must not

Contact any other terminal.

‘b

Connect the neutral (white)

wire to the center. silver-colored

terminal screw on the terminal block

Connect the other iwo wares to the outer

termlnals on the terminal block. Use

ring-type termlnols only Connect and

securely llghten the brass nuts thot are

provided on a plostlc strip attached to

the range Do Not loosen the foctory-

Installed nuls already on the terminal

Be sure that the nuts are installed tight

Tighten the strain relief

H clamplng screws or the

locking ring and clamping screws of

the con&It connector Replace the

terminal block cover.

Continue lnstallatlon at

n Step 12. Panel B

To gel the most etticient use

from Your new ranae.

read your iJse and Care&de.

Keep

Installation Instructions

and Guide

to the range for easy reference.

Panel C

If range does not

operate...

Check that the circuit breaker is not

tripped or the fuse blown. Check

that power supply cord is plugged

into wall receptacle.

Part No. 3150250

01 WI Whirlpool Corporation

Prepared by Whirlpool Corporation, Benton Harbor, Michigan 49022

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Estate 3150250 User manual

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Model: 3150250

Type: User manual

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