Installation Instructions
Renaissance® Electric Rae
with induction cooktop
Models: RR30NS[-C], RR30NFS[-C], RR30C]
Part No. 105910 Rev. C
Important Safety Instructions
Safety Symbols in this Manual
DANgER
Immediate hazards that wILL result in severe personal injury or
Important Information About
Safety Instructions
The Important Safety Instructions and warnings in this manual
are not meant to cover all possible problems and conditions
that can occur. Use common sense and caution when installing,
maintaining or operating this or any other appliance.
death.
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Hazards or unsafe practices that COULD result in severe
Always contact the Dacor Customer Service Team about problems
and conditions that you do not understand.
personal injury or death.
CAUTION
Hazards or unsafe practices that COULD result in minor
personal injury or property damage.
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For your safety:
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A range and be killed.
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Do not store or use gasoline or other flammable vapors and
liquids in the vicinity of this or any other appliance.
ket to the floor or wall as directed
instructions. Engage the floor or wall
bracket by sliding the rear leg on the range
g to these installation instructions. Using
be sure that the anti-tip bracket engages the
ear leg as shown below.
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Do not obstruct the flow of ventilation air to the unit.
Keep the area around the appliance clear and free from
combustible material.
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moving the range, be sure to re-engage the rear leg
o the anti-tip bracket as shown below.
Persons with a pacemaker or other medical devic
caution when standing near an induction cookto
in use. The electromagnetic field generated b
cooktop may affect operation of a pacema
device. Consult your doctor or medical
about your particular situation.
See the anti-tip bracket installation instructions in this guide
for further details.
Failure to follow these instructions can result in death or
serious burns to children or adults.
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If the information in this manuaactly, a fire or
explosion may result causing propersonal injury
or death.
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NEVER use this appliance as a space heater to heat or warm
the room. Doing so may result in overheating of the appliance.
Anti-tip
bracket
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NEVER cover any slots, holes or passages in the oven bottom
or cover an entire rack with materials such as aluminum foil.
Doing so blocks air flow through the oven and may cause a fire
hazard. Aluminum foil linings may also trap heat, causing a fire
hazard.
Rear leg
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Important Safety Instructions
General Safety Precautions
To reduce the risk of fire, explosion, electric shock, serious injury or death when installing or using this appliance, follow basic safety
precautions, including the following:
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Read all instructions before using the appliance.
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Install or locate this appliance only in accordance with these
installation instructions.
Keep packaging materials away from children. Plastic
sheets and bags can cause suffocation.
This appliance must be grounded. Connect it only to a
properly grounded electrical supply. Refer to Electrical
Requirements.
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If you receive a damaged product, immediately contact
your dealer or builder. Do not install or use a damaged
appliance.
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Before performing any type of service or installation, make
sure that the electric power to the appliance is turned off at
the circuit breaker panel or fuse box.
Improper installation, adjustment, alteration, service
or maintenance can cause personal injury or property
damage. Refer to these instructions and the accompanying
use and care manual. For assistance or additional
information, consult a qualified installer, service agency or
dealer.
Use this appliance only for its intended use as described in
this manual. Do not use corrosive chemicals or vapors with
this appliance. Thipe of appliance is not designed for
industrial or labse.
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This appliance must be properly installed and grounded by
a qualified installer or service agency according to these
installation instructions prior to use. The installer must
show the customer the location of the circuit breaker panel
or fuse box so that they know where and how to turn off
electric power to the appliance. Dacor is not responsible for
service required to correct a faulty installation. The owner
is responsible to make sure this appliance is properly
installed.
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As with any supervision is necessary when
used by c
Do nof it has damaged electrical
wirperly or if it has been damaged
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be serviced only by qualified service
the nearest DACOR authorized servicer
stment.
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This appliance is not approved for installation in a mobile
home or recreational vehicle.
ducts, such as whole eggs, and sealed containers,
closed glass jars, may explode and should not be
ed on this cooktop.
This appliance must not be used in combination w
surface (countertop) ventilation systems. The us
overhead hood, or Dacor raised vent is reco
ventilation.
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Disconnect the electrical supply before
servicing the appliance.
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Product Specifications
Electrical Requirements
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IMPORTANT: Observe all governing codes and ordinances
during planning and installation. Contact your local building
department for further information.
(Models Ending with -C)
Range models RR30NS-C, RR30NFS-C, RR30NIS-C and
RR30NIFS-C come with a factory installed 4-wire appliance cord
with NEMA 14-50P plug.
Electrical Requirements (All models
numbers except those ending with -C)
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For freestanding ranges installed in Canada, a factory
installed 4-wire appliance cord with NEMA 14-50P plug is
required, without modification. For slide-in ranges installed in
Canada and all ranges installed outside of Canada, the 4-wire
appliance cord configuration (-C type) is optional and may be
utilized where local codes permit.
It is the owner’s responsibility to ensure that a licensed electrician
performs the installation of the electrical supply for this appliance.
The electrical installation, including minimum supply wire size,
must comply with the National Electric Code ANSI/NFPA 70 (latest
revision) and local codes and ordinances. A copy of this standard
may be obtained from:
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The NEMA 14-50P plug is designed to plug directly into
a NEMA 14-50R electrical receptacle. It is the owner’s
responsibility to ensure that the required 4-wire electrical
outlet compatible with the power cord is installed by a
licensed electrias specified below prior to range
installation. cal outlet installation, including
minimum and grounding, must be in
accordg codes and ordinances.
National Fire Protection Association
1 Batterymarch Park
Quincy, Massachusetts 02269-9101
The correct voltage, frequency and amperage must be supplied
to the appliance from a dedicated, grounded, single phase circuit
that is protected by a properly sized circuit breaker or time-delay
fuse. If a time-delay fuse is utilized, fuse both sides of the line (L1
and L2).
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Thcy and amperage must be
from a separate, grounded, circuit
roperly sized circuit breaker or time
is utilized, fuse both sides of the line (L1
the ratings on the product data label.
Electrical Specifications
Circuit Requirements
Total Connected Loa
Electrical Specifications
240 Vac 60 Hz, 4-wire*, 50 Amp.
11.5 kW (48.0 Amp
t Requirements
Total Connected Load
* Two 120 Vac hot (L1 and L2), one neutral (N1) and one
c 60 Hz, 4-wire*, 50 Amp.
11.5 kW (48.0 Amp.)
The above electrical specifications are for reference
the range data label for exact specifications. See i
location.
120 Vac hot (L1 and L2), one neutral (N1) and one ground.
he ratings above are for reference only - refer to the product
data label (see inside cover).
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The wiring needs to be long enough to
pulled out for service, while remainin
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The wiring connected to the rang
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Meet NEMA standards ag of
250 Volts @ 50 Amp.
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Include a strain relief.
Be terminated by tinned leloop terminals or
open ended spade lugs with d ends.
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Connect to a junction box or receptacle installed by a
licensed electrician.
NEMA 14-50P Plug
NEMA 10-50P Plug
The appliance may be connected one of the following ways:
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Using conduit:
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A 4-wire conduit connected to a 4-wire junction box, or
A 3-wire conduit (where local code permits) connected to
a 3-wire junction box.
Suggested conduit wiring color code: black, white, red and
green.
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Using an appliance cord:
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A 4-wire appliance cord equipped with a NEMA 14-50P
plug connected to a NEMA 14-50R receptacle, or
NEMA 14-50R Receptacle NEMA 10-50R Receptacle
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A 3-wire appliance cord (where local code permits)
equipped with a NEMA 10-50P plug connected to a
NEMA 10-50R receptacle.
Appliance cord plug must be UL listed type SRD or SRDT.
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Product Specifications
Product Dimensions
Product tolerances: ±1/16” (±1.6 mm), unless otherwise stated
A
B
C
D
Front of open door
Front of handle
Front panel
Rear of front panel
1” (2.5 cm)
Backguard thickness
9” (22.9 cm)
backguard*
6” (15.2 cm)
backguard*
3” (7.6 cm)
backguard*
RR30NI[F]S:
3/8” (9.5 mm)
thick top trim
RR30NS
RR30NFS
RR30NIS
RR30NIFS
46 1/4”
(117.5 cm)
46 1/16”
(117.0 cm)
External handle
shown, some models
have integral handle
(see inside cover)
C
D
RR30N[F]S:
full stainless
steel side panels
25 1/2”
(64.8 cm)
25 5/16”
(64.3 cm)
23 3/8”
(59.4 cm)
23 3/16”
(58.9 cm)
RR30NI[F]S:
3” (7.6 cm)
partial stainles
steel side pa
(remov
Dimension
RR30NS
RR30NIS
27 7/8”
(70.8 cm)
27 11/16”
(70.3 cm)
Product width:
29 15/16” (76.0 cm)
B
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Se
Availabards**
Part Number
ADRB30E03
ADRB30E06
ADRB30E09
Description
3 Inch
Compatibility
Optional on all models
Standard on models RR30NS, RR30NFS
Optional on models RR30NIS, RR30NIFS
6 Inch
9 Inch
Optional on all models
**Models RR30NIS and RR30NIFS come equipped from the factory with a flat
stainless steel trim piece in place of a backguard. A backguard may be purchased
as an optional accessory. Add an additional 1/16 inch to the depth dimensions
above when installing a backguard on models RR30NIS and RR30NIFS.
The trim on models RR30NS and RR30NFS are not compatible with a raised vent.
Models RR30NIS and RR30NIFS are compatible with Dacor raised vent models
ERV30 and ERV3015. Use only these specified raised vent models.
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Installation Specifications
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The electrical junction box/receptacle must be located so
Cabinet Layout
that it does not interfere with the range when it is installed
and under operation. In addition, the junction box/receptacle
must be located so the range can be removed for service and
remain connected to power.
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Observe all governing codes and ordinances during
Cabinet and Countertop Preparation
planning and installation. Contact your local building
department for further information.
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To reduce the risk of personal injury and to reduce
accumulated smoke in the room, Dacor strongly recommends
installing a range hood. A range hood should project
horizontally a minimum of five (5) inches beyond the face of
the cabinets. If installing a range hood, see the range hood
specifications for minimum clearances. If cabinet storage
space is to be provided directly above the range, the risk of
personal injury may be reduced by installing a range hood.
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All minimum cabinet/countertop clearances shown on the
following pages must be met or exceeded.
To eliminate the risk of burns or fire by reaching over heated
surface units, cabinet storage space located above surface
units should be avoided.
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The shaded areas shown below denote the location of the
electrical junction box/receptacle. This is the suggested
location. For replacement purposes, the location of the
existing electrical supply may be utilized provided that it does
not interfere with the sides or rear of the range. Verify that the
electrical service meets local building codes.
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The range may be installed flush to the rear wall. Dacor
recommends installing a non-combustible material on the rear
wall above the rage and up to the range hood or cabinet,
whichever is l
Any openibehind the appliance and in the floor
under te sealed.
Access to the remote circuit breaker panel/fuse box, with the
range in place and operating, must also be allowed for in the
installation.
Cutout tolerances: +1/16” (+1.6 mm), -0,
unless otherwise stated.
B
A*
B
C*
36” (91.4 cm)
recommended
30” (76.2 cm)
min.
37”
(94.0 cm)
max.
30 1/16” min.
(76.3 cm)
*For self rimming installations, see required dimensions
for “A” and “C” on the following pages.
13” (33.0 cm)
No
s
max.4
Top of
finished
counter
Note 1
Note 5
1
Suggested
30” (76.2 cm) min. vertical clearance from top of the
A
18” (45.7 cm)
min.4
location of
utilities3
cooking surface to bottom of uncovered wood or metal
cabinet. 24” (61 cm) min. clearance if bottom of wood
or metal cabinets are protected by not less than 1/4“
(0.6 cm) flame retardant millboard covered with no less
than No. 28 MSG sheet steel 0.015” (0.04 cm) stainless
steel, or 0.024” (0.06 cm) aluminum or 0.020” (0.05 cm)
copper. If installing range hood, also check the hood
specifications for minimum required clearances.
Note 2
2
Cabinet/countertop depth is at discretion of customer
but cabinet face SHALL NOT protrude further than rear of
front panel. See Product Dimensions.
C
3
Consult local code for requirements.
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This specification not applicable for cabinets more than
a horizontal distance of 1” (2.6 cm) from edge of range.
5
1” (2.6 cm) min. to combustible sidewalls above range
Cabinet Dimensions
(both sides).
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Installation Specifications
Cabinet Cutouts for Self-Rimming Installation (Models RR30NIS and RR30NIFS Only)
Countertop
1 5/8 (41.1 cm)
max. thickness
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The self-rimming installation of the RR30NI[F]S range
creates a “built-in” look where the range trim overlaps
and rests on the countertop on both sides and in back.
(see diagrams)
IMPORTANT: When installing the range in this
configuration, ventilation must be provided to allow
for cooling of the ranges internal components. See
diagram, left.
34 3/4”
(88.3 cm)
to
36 7/8”
(93.7 cm)
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Observe all vertical cabinet clearances on page 5.
On self-rimming installations when sliding the range into
position, it will stop when the rear of the control panel or
side panels contact the notches toward the front of the
countertop.
Cut 3” dia. (7.6 cm) holes
at back bottom of cabinet
for ventilation.
Provide ventilation through
cabient both sides,
7 square inches min.
Location may vary.
1” min. (2.6 cm)
to any combustibles
above counter both sides
Rear wall or
countertop edge
3/8” min. (9.5 mm)
countertop overhan
m)
24 5/8”
(62.5 cm)
max.
(
29 1/4” (74.3 cm)
countertop opening
30 1/16” (76.2 cm)
cabinet opening
below countertop
Notch counterto
to width of cabi
Cabinet f
below cou
Countertop front
Top View - Slide-Intallation,
3” Side Pa
1” min. (2.6 cm)
to any combustibles
above counter both sides
Rear wall or
countertop edge
3/8” min. (9.5 mm)
countertop overhang
* To create a “built-in look” on the front of the cabinet,
this dimension may be changed to 29 1/4” (74.3 cm),
with the width at the notches remaining 30 1/16”.
This configuration is only for models RR30NIS and
RR30NIFS with the side panels behind the door
removed.
23”
(58.4 cm)
24 5/8”
(62.5 cm)
max.
29 1/4” (74.3 cm)
countertop opening
30 1/16” (76.2 cm)*
cabinet opening
below countertop
Notch countertop
to width of cabinets
Cabinet face
below countertop
Countertop front
Top View - Slide-In, Self-Rimming Installation,
3” Side Panels Removed
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Installation Specifications
Cabinet Cutouts for Self-Rimming Installation with Raised Vent (Models RR30NIS and RR30NIFS Only)
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Trim kit PN ATKR30SR is required for proper
installation of a raised vent with this range.
Countertop
1 5/8 (41.1 cm)
max. thickness
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The self-rimming installation of the RR30NI[F]
S range and ERV30[15] raised vent create a
“built-in” look where the range trim overlaps and
rests on the countertop on both sides and the
raised vent trim overlaps the countertop in back.
The ATKR30SR trim kit, installed on the back of
the range, will cover the front of the raised vent
chassis.
(see diagrams)
34 3/4”
(88.3 cm)
to
36 7/8”
(93.7 cm)
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IMPORTANT: When installing the range in this
configuration, ventilation must be provided to allow
for cooling of the ranges internal components. See
diagram, left.
Cut 3” dia. (7.6 cm) holes
at back bottom of cabinet
for ventilation.
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Observe all vertical cabinet clearances on
page
Provide ventilation through
cabient both sides,
7 square inches min.
Location may vary.
g countertop configuration is required
nstallation. On installations with a
sliding the range into position, it
e rear of the control panel or side
the notches toward the front of the
1” min. (2.6 cm)
to any combustibles
above counter both sides
Rear wall or
countertop edge
3/8” min. (1.0
countertop o
27 1/2” (69.9 cm)
raised vent opening
3/8”
59.4 cm)
25”
(63.5 cm)
max.
29 1/4” (74.3 cm)
countertop opening
30 1/16” (76.2
cabinet open
below coun
Notch c
to widt
C
b
Countertop front
Top View - Downdraft ERe-In, Self-Rimming Installation,
3” Installed
1” min. (2.6 cm)
Rear wall or
3/8” min. (1.0 cm)
countertop overhang
to any combustibles
countertop edge
above counter both sides
2 5/8” (6.7 cm)
27 1/2” (69.9 cm)
raised vent opening
* To create a “built-in look” on the front of the
cabinet, this dimension may be changed to 29 1/4”
(74.3 cm), with the width at the notches remaining
30 1/16”. This configuration is only for models
RR30NIS and RR30NIFS with the side panels
behind the door removed.
25”
(63.5 cm)
max.
23 3/8”
(59.4 cm)
29 1/4” (74.3 cm)
countertop opening
30 1/16” (76.2 cm)*
cabinet opening
below countertop
Notch countertop
to width of cabinets
Cabinet face
below countertop
Countertop front
Top View - Downdraft ERV30[15] with Slide-In, Self-Rimming Installation,
3” Side Panels Removed
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Installation Instructions
1. Determine the location of the range center line and front
Verify the Package Contents
panel when the range is in its final position based on the
Product Dimensions on page 4, and the actual cabinet/
cutout dimensions used for the installation.
Verify that all the components below have been provided. If
any item is missing or damaged, please contact your dealer
immediately. Do not install a damaged or incomplete appliance.
Make sure that you have everything necessary to ensure proper
installation before proceeding.
2. Determine the required position of the anti-tip bracket,
based on the diagram on the facing page. Mark the four (4)
mounting hole locations on the floor with a pencil.
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Use and care manual
3. Determine the screw size required. The minimum full thread
depth (portion of screw threaded into wood/slab) for wood
is 3/8” (1 cm) and 5/8” (1.6 cm) for concrete. See the table
below to select the correct screw size.
Anti-tip bracket with screws and anchors
Oven racks (2) GlideRack type, (1) standard type
Razor blade scraper
Dacor Cooktop Cleaning Cream
Sub-Floor Type/
Screw Size
Floor Covering Thickness
Installing the Anti-Tip Bracket
Locate the anti-tip bracket included in the parts box.
There are two ways to mount the anti-tip bracket:
Concrete or wood sub-floor, no floor
#8 x 1” *
covering over top
Concrete or wood s-floor, floor
#8 x 1” *
covering up thick
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Floor mounting (preferred method).
Concrete or wfloor
#8 x 1 1/4” *
Wall mounting (alternate method). Use this method if floor
mounting is not suitable. If any of the conditions below exist,
then the wall mounting method can not be used and the floor
mounting method must be suitable.
covering over thick
Wood ser
#12 x 1 3/4” *
1k
Conr covering
k
Must be purchased
separately **
The anti-tip bracket may not be mounted to the wall if:
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The wall contains metal stud mounting materials that
interfere with the anti-tip bracket mounting screws.
oor covering
16” thick
Must be purchased
separately **
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The front panel of the range is further than the maxim
distance from the back wall stated on page 9.
nge
d. Determine length based on step 3.
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A raised vent is installed.
ng the bracket to a concrete floor:
The flooring is too thick (see Installing the
Bracket on the Wall).
Drill four (4) 3/8” diameter countersink holes through any
existing floor covering down to the concrete slab below.
Installing the Anti-Tip Bracket o
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Drill the 4 holes for the anchors 1 1/4” (3.2 cm) deep into the
concrete slab using a 3/16” masonry bit. This hole length is
longer than the anchor, but is required for proper installation.
Clear the holes of dust and any other material. Tap each
anchor into the hole until the anchor top is flush with the top
of the concrete slab. Position the anti-tip bracket holes over
the anchor holes. Insert the screws through the 4 holes in
the base of the bracket and thread them into the anchors. Be
sure the screw threads fully engage the anchor body. Tighten
the screws into place.
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To perform its intended function, te
attached as instructed to the co-floor
below any floor coverings (includin top. Do
not attach the anti-tip bracket directly ings such as
ceramic/asphalt tile or linoleum.
Four (4) plastic anchors are provided along ith three sizes
(4 each) of #8 or #12 Phillips head screws for attaching the anti-
tip bracket to the floor. Use both the anchors and four (4) of the
#8 screws when attaching the bracket to a concrete sub-floor. Do
not use the anchors when attaching to a wood sub-floor.
Attaching the bracket to a wood floor:
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If there is ceramic, asphalt or other hard floor covering over
the wood below, drill 4 countersink holes to allow access to
the wood below for drilling pilot holes.
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Drill 4 pilot holes into the wood floor using a drill bit (1/16”
dia. for #8 screws, 1/8” dia. for #12 screws). Position the anti-
tip bracket holes over the holes in the floor. Insert the screws
into the wood and tighten into place.
Anti-tip
bracket
Installing the Anti-Tip Bracket on the wall
Floor
covering
1. To use the wall mount option, the range front panel must not
be more than 26 1/4” from the wall and the bracket screws
must be able to thread into the base plate inside the wall
behind. The notches on the sides of the bracket indicate the
minimum required height of the base plate inside the wall and
that any floor covering is not too thick for proper screw thread
engagement.
Concrete
Screws attached
to sub-floor below
floor covering
Sub-floor
anchors shown,
do not use for
wood sub-floor
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Installation Instructions
To determine if the base plate is high enough:
a. Determine the location of the range center line and front
panel when the range is in its final position based on
the Product Dimensions on page 4 and the actual
cabinet/cutout dimensions used for the installation.
Drywall
Notch
Anti-tip
bracket
b. Determine and mark the required position of the anti-tip
bracket, based on the diagram below. Push the bracket
up against the wall in the mounting location.
c. Using a pencil, make a dot next to the notches on both
sides of the bracket. Determine if the base plate is as
high at the notches by drilling test holes into the wall at
both dots with a 1/16” drill bit. Drill just deep enough to
see if the bit contacts the base plate. If the bit contacts
the base plate the location will support wall installation
of the anti-tip bracket. If you do not contact the base
plate, or you contact metal stud mounting materials, the
wall mounting method may not be used and the floor
mounting method must be suitable, or the wall must be
modified so that the base plate is above the notches.
Wall
Base
plate
4. To install the bracket, place it against the wall in the mounting
location shown below. Using a drill with 1/8” diameter drill bit,
drill four 1 5/8” deep pilot holes perpendicular to the screw
seating surfaces shown. Attach the bracket to the wall as
shown with the four (4) included #12 x 1 3/4 screws.
#8 x 1”, #8 x 1 1/4”
or #12 x 1 3/4 screw,
4 places (see text)
Top hole, indicates
bracket center line
#12 x 1 3/4” screw,
4 places
Anchor, 4 place
use for conc
floor only
Back wall
Anti-tip bracket
front hole locations
Range
center line
Range
center line
25 1/4”
(64.1 cm)
to
26 1/4
(66.7 cm)
21 3/8”
(54.3 cm)
Cabinet
face below
countertop
Cabinet
face below
countertop
Range front
panel
C
C
L
L
C
L
Range front
panel
2 3/16”
(5.6 cm)
10 1/2”
(26.3 cm)
11 1/2”
(29.2 cm)
Bracket
center line
Top View - Location of Floor Mounted Anti-Tip Bracket
Top View - Location of wall Mounted Anti-Tip Bracket
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Installation Instructions
Backguard Installation
Electrical Connection
If installing a backguard or changing the factory installed
backguard, install it before moving the range into position. Do not
install a backguard if installing a raised vent.
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Before proceeding, turn off power to the circuit to which the
appliance will be connected at the circuit breaker panel or
fuse box.
Raised Vent Installation
If installing a raised vent, install it before moving the range into
position. Install trim kit PN ATKR30SR to cover the front of the
raised vent chassis.
If the electric service provided does not meet the product
specifications, do not proceed with the installation. Call
the appliance dealer or a licensed electrician. Improper
connection of the electrical wiring can cause an electric
shock hazard and damage the appliance. Dacor is not
responsible for damages resulting from improper installation.
Removing the Oven Door
To make the range easier to move, remove the door to reduce
weight.
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This range must be connected to a grounded, metallic,
permanent wiring system. Alternatively, a grounding
conductor should be connected to the grounding terminal or
lead on the applian.
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Do not attempt to disengage the hinge catches with the
door removed from the oven. The hinge springs could
release, causing personal injury.
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Do not use a 3-ection unless local building codes
permit.
Do not tuliance until the range is
perma
Do not lift or carry the oven door by the door handle.
Do rd with this appliance. Such use
al shock or other personal injury.
1. Open the door to its fully opened position.
2. Using a flat blade screwdriver, rotate the catch over the
retaining arm on each hinge.
n the neutral or ground circuit. A fuse
ound circuit may result in an electrical
liance is connected to a 208 volt power supply,
and cavity temperature recovery times will be
lightly.
Model numbers ending with a -C come from the factory
wired. If installing a pre-wired range, skip to Installing the
ange on page 16.
IMPORTANT: When connecting the range wiring, do not
disconnect any of the wires inside the range electrical box unless
instructed to do so.
Before proceeding:
1. Position the range directly in front of the cabinet cutout.
2. Remove the electrical access cover on the back of the range.
There are four possible ways to wire the range:
3. Lift the oven door to about a 15° anhe vertical
position.
4. Hold the door with both hands just below the handle and pull
it away from the oven while continuing to lift.
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4-wire conduit
3-wire conduit (where local codes permit)
4-wire appliance cord (where local codes permit)
3-wire appliance cord (where local codes permit)
The sections on the following pages give directions for connecting
each type of wiring harness.
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Installation Instructions
Connecting Conduit to the Range
NOTE: See page 14 for instructions to connect an appliance
L1 terminal
Neutral terminal
cord to the range.
1. Remove the range electrical access cover from the back of
the range.
Jumper link
L2 terminal
2. If using a 4-wire connection, loosen the grounding screw and
remove the neutral to ground jumper link.
3. Remove the nut from the conduit strain relief (not included).
4. Slide the wires and the end of the strain relief into the hole on
the bottom of the range electrical box.
Back wire
White wire
Red wire
e Conduit Connection -
here Local Codes Permit
5. Before connecting the wires, slide the strain reli
the wires and thread it onto the conduit strain
box. Tighten into place.
L1 terminal
6. Connect the white wire to the neutral te
7. Connect the black wire to the L1 po
8. Connect the red wire to the L2
Neutral terminal
9. If using a 4-wire connectionto the
grounding screw inside t
L2 terminal
Link removed
Bare
connections
Grounding screw
Red wire
Green wire
White wire
Loop and
spade terminal
connections
Back wire
Conduit strain
relief nut
10. Replace the range electrical access cover.
4-wire Conduit Connection
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Installation Instructions
Electrical Connection (cont.)
Connecting the Conduit to the House
Electrical Junction Box
wARNINg
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Do not connect the green appliance wire to the neutral
(white) supply wire unless local building codes permit.
Do not ground the appliance to a gas supply pipe or hot
water pipe.
A grounded cold water pipe must have metal continuity to
electrical ground and must not be interrupted by insulating
materials. Any insulating materials must be jumped with a
length of No. 4 copper wire securely clamped to bare metal
at both ends. See below.
Connection to house
power supply
No. 4
copper wire
Jun
Meter or other
insulating device
Wire nut
4 places
Metal
water pipe
WHITE
WHITE
GREEN
GREEN
BLACK
BLACK
Clamps
Bare
Insulated Pipe Jum
1. With the range positioned directly
cutout, feed the appliance wire
Depending upon local codes(3)
methods shown to connect the e junction
box.
Conduit to
appliance
2. Connect the white wire from the applio the neutral
(white) supply wire inside the junction bx.
4-wire Conduit-Junction Box Connection
3. Connect the black wire from the appliance to the black (L1)
power supply wire inside the junction box.
4. Connect the red wire from the appliance to the red (L2) power
supply wire inside the junction box.
5. If using a 4-wire connection, connect the green wire to a
grounded supply wire in the junction box or to a grounded
cold water pipe. If connecting to a grounded cold water pipe,
use a separate copper grounding wire (No. 10 minimum) to
connect to the cold water pipe by means of a clamp and an
external grounding connector screw.
6. Replace the junction box cover.
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Installation Instructions
Separate No. 10 (minimum)
copper grounding wire
Fasten clamp
tightly on pipe
Connection to house
power supply
Connection to house
power supply
Junction box
Junctio
Wire nut
4 places
Wire nut
3 places
WHITE
WHITE
REEN
GREEN
BLACK
BLACK
Conduit to
appliance
Conduit to
appliance
3-wire Conduit-Junction Box Connection
3-wire Conduit-Junction Box
Connection with External ground
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Installation Instructions
5. Slide the end of the appliance cord into the strain relief from
Electrical Connection (cont.)
the bottom of the box. See facing page.
6. Connect the white (neutral) wire to the neutral terminal in the
box.
Appliance Cord Connections - where Local
Code Permits
7. Connect the L1 wire to the L1 power supply terminal inside
the box.
wARNINg
Do not connect the green appliance wire to the neutral (white)
supply wire unless local building codes permit.
8. Connect the L2 wire to the L2 power supply terminal inside
the box.
9. If using a 4-wire connection, connect the ground wire to
the grounding screw inside the box using a loop or spade
terminal.
1. Remove the range electrical access cover from the back of
the range.
2. If using a 4-wire connection, loosen the grounding screw and
remove the neutral to ground jumper link.
3. Remove the conduit bracket from the bottom of the range
electrical box.
Bare wire
connections
al
ns
lief so that the appliance cord is held
ange electrical access cover.
er turned off at the circuit breaker panel or fuse
nnect the plug on the end of the appliance cord to the
er receptacle.
Remove link on
4-wire installations
Remove conduit
bracket before strain
relief installation
4. Disassemble and remove the strain rom the appliance
cord (not included). Insert the tabs on the two parts of
the strain relief into the hole on the bottom of the box and
reassemble it so that the tabs are below the box and the
strain relief itself is inside the box.
Strain relief
Bottom of range
electrical box
Reassemble with tabs
below and clamp above
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Installation Instructions
L2
L1
Neutral
Neutral
Ground
L2
1
3-wire Appliance Cord Plug
liance Cord Plug
L1 terminal
minal
Neutral terminal
terminal
2 terminal
L2 terminal
Jumper link
Link removed
Ground screw
L1 wire
White wire
L2 wire
L2 wire
Green wire
White wire
L1 wire
Strain relief
Strain relief
3-wire Appliance Cord Connection -
4-wire Appliance Cord Connection -
where Local Codes Permit
where Local Codes Permit
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Installation Instructions
Installing the Range
Re-installing the Oven Door
wARNINg
To avoid personal injury or damage to the door from it
falling off its hinges:
Peel off the protective layer of plastic that covers the stainless
steel surfaces.
Freestanding Installation
1. Measure from the floor to the countertop and adjust the
leveling legs as required to position the top frame at the
desired height, based on the cabinet and countertop
installation.
•
Make sure that the notch on the bottom of each hinge rests
on top of the lower lip of each hinge receptacle before
attempting to open the oven door.
•
Rotate the hinge locks toward the front of the range
immediately after installation of the door.
2. Carefully slide the range into position in the cutout. As you
slide the unit into place the rear leg should engage the anti-
tip bracket.
1. Grasp the oven door on opposite sides and hold it at a 15°
angle from the front of the range. Slide the hinges into the
hinge openings, resting the bottom of the hinge arms on the
hinge receptacles. Continue to hold the door at a 15° angle
with one hand while pushing in on each of the bottom corners
of the door. Push uhe notch on the bottom of each hinge
slips over the loeach hinge receptacle.
3. Using a flashlight look underneath the range and verify that
the anti-tip bracket covers the rear leg. See diagram below.
4. Use a level to make sure that the range does not tilt front to
back or side to side. Re-adjust the legs to level and change
the height if necessary.
Self-Rimming Installation
Installation of the range in the self-rimming configuration is
slightly different from freestanding installation since the range top
overhangs the countertop cutout.
1. Measure from the floor to the countertop.
2. Adjust the leveling legs to position the bottom edge of the
range top trim at countertop height.
3. Carefully slide the range into position in the cutout. As you
slide the unit into place the rear leg should engage the
tip bracket.
4. Using a flashlight look underneath the range and
the anti-tip bracket covers the rear leg. See di
5. Use a level to make sure that the range do
back or side to side. Re-adjust the legs
the height if necessary.
Anti-tip
bracket
2. Lower the door to the fully opened position.
3. Rotate the two hinge locks toward the range.
4. Slowly and carefully open and close the door completely to
ensure that it is properly installed.
Rear leg
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Installation Instructions
Verifying Proper Operation
Installation Checklist
1. Remove any packaging from inside the oven.
wARNINg
To ensure a safe and proper installation, the installer must
perform the following checklist to ensure that no part of the
installation has been overlooked. Proper installation is the
responsibility of the homeowner.
2. Slide the oven racks onto the supports inside the oven
chamber according to the use and care manual.
3. Prior to operating the range, please read the accompanying
use and care manual carefully. Important safety, service and
warranty information are contained within.
1. Has the plastic coating been peeled off of the outside of the
range? Have all packaging materials been removed from
inside the oven?
4. Turn on power to the range at the circuit breaker panel or
fuse box.
5. Set the clock according to the use and care manual.
2. Are all of the legs extended down to make contact with the
floor? Is the unit level? See page 16.
6. Press the BAKE key on the control panel. The default bake
temperature should appear on the display.
3. Is the range secured in place with the provided anti-tip
7. Press START. After approximately three (3) minutes, check to
bracket according to these instructions? See page 8 and
16.
make sure the oven is heating.
8. Press CANCEL SECURE.
4. Is the range wd grounded according to these
instructions rdance with all applicable electrical
codes? Haccess cover been replaced? See
pages
9. Place a pot 1/4 full with water on one of the cooking
elements. Match the size of the pot to the size of the cooking
element. NOTE: You must use a pot that attracts a magnet
on the pan bottom to test operation.
5. Is stalled according to these
16.
10. Hold your finger on the ON/OFF key for one second to
activate the control (the diagram next to the ON/OFF key
determines the correct control). “0” will flash on the display.
n been verified?
been activated on-line or the warranty card
completely and mailed?
ON indicator Power level
ON/OFF
L
Cookt
11. Touch the HIgH key.
12. Once the pot begins to heat, tohen MED. Verify
that the power level changes.
13. Touch the power level up key (▲). Verify that the power level
goes up.
14. Touch down (▼). Verify that the power level goes down.
15. Touch ON/OFF to turn off the cooktop.
16. If either the oven or cooktop does not operate properly, follow
these troubleshooting steps:
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Verify that power is being supplied to the range.
Check the electrical connections to ensure that the
installation has been completed correctly.
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Repeat the above tests.
If the appliance still does not work, contact Dacor
Distinctive Service at (800) 793-0093, extension 2822.
Do not attempt to repair the appliance yourself. If you
need service, be sure to have the model and serial
numbers available when you call. See the inside cover
for location. Dacor is not responsible for the cost of
correcting problems caused by a faulty installation.
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