Introduction

This document provides essential installation instructions for 30-inch freestanding gas ranges. It covers critical safety precautions, necessary installation requirements, detailed step-by-step procedures for setting up the appliance, and guidance on converting the gas type. Proper installation ensures safe and efficient operation of your new gas range.

Safety First

Your safety and the safety of others are paramount. Always read and obey all safety messages provided throughout this manual. Pay close attention to warnings regarding potential hazards such as tip-over risks and gas leaks. Ensure the anti-tip bracket is correctly installed and engaged to prevent serious injury.

Installation Requirements

Before beginning installation, gather all necessary tools and parts. This section details requirements for range safety, location, electrical connections, and gas supply. It is crucial to adhere to all local codes and ordinances. For mobile home installations, specific additional requirements must be met to ensure the range is secured during transit.

Step-by-Step Installation

Follow the detailed instructions for unpacking the range, installing the anti-tip bracket, making the gas connection, and leveling the appliance. The guide includes specific steps for verifying the anti-tip bracket's engagement and ensuring the range is properly leveled for optimal performance.

Gas Conversions

This manual also provides instructions for converting the range from natural gas to LP gas or vice versa. These conversions must be performed by a qualified service technician or installer. The process involves changing gas orifice spuds and adjusting the pressure regulator. Always ensure the gas supply is turned off and the appliance is disconnected from power before starting any conversion.

Operation and Adjustments

Learn how to check the operation of cooktop and oven burners, including initial lighting and flame adjustments. The guide explains how to ensure proper flame characteristics for both natural gas and LP gas, and how to adjust air shutters if necessary for optimal combustion.

Complete Installation and Troubleshooting

The final steps cover the complete installation, including connecting to the gas supply and verifying electrical connections. If the range does not operate, the document offers basic troubleshooting steps, such as checking fuses, circuit breakers, and gas supply valves. For further assistance or service, refer to the warranty information or contact the dealer.