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Before you begin en-us Before you begin 2 Before you begin Before you begin Read these instructions before you begin to install your appliance. 2.1 About your combination oven Here you can find general information about the installation of your combination oven. ¡ Some Bosch ovens are sold as combinations. Each combination includes two built-in ovens: a conventional wall oven, which must be installed as the lower oven, and an upper oven that is either a speed oven, a steam convection oven or a microwave. ¡ For ease of installation and improved alignment, the oven components are assembled together in the customer's home rather than at the factory. ¡ Each of the components are packed in separate boxes, which are strapped together prior to shipping. ¡ The combination ovens are approved for use in a single cutout, using single power connection. ¡ The conventional oven is designed with an ovenmounted junction box on top, which is used for connecting the upper oven power cable. ¡ The hardware required for mounting the speed oven, the steam convection oven or the microwave on top of the conventional oven is delivered inside the conventional oven box. ¡ Each of the combination oven components has its own rating plate with model number (E-Nr.), production number (FD) and consecutive numbering (Z-Nr.), etc. 2.2 Combination installations For combination installations with other Bosch products (i.e. cooktop over oven, etc.), refer to the Approved Combination Guide located in the manual kit or on our website for additional clearance requirements for your specific installation. 2.3 Parts included After unpacking all the parts, check for any damage in transit and for completeness of delivery. 8 x Oven mounting screws (located in the red poly bag in the broil pan package) Refer to enclosed leaflet SCREW INSTALLATION Additional parts included for combination ovens 2 x Universal connector brackets (in parts box on top of oven) 10 x Stud screws 6 x Shoulder screws (located in red bag inside the parts box) 1 x Decorative trim piece (located in the plastic bag affixed to the oven top) 2.4 Tools and parts needed Prepare these tools and accessories before you start to install your appliance. ¡ Pencil ¡ Measuring tape ¡ Level ¡ T-20 star bit screwdriver ¡ Cross head screwdriver ¡ Drill with bit 1/8" ¡ Knife ¡ Safety gloves 2.5 Power requirements and grounding The outlet must be properly grounded in accordance with all applicable codes. Package removal 3 Package removal Package removal Protect any finished flooring before you move the oven. 3.1 Removing the packaging from built-in single and double ovens 1. Cut the box straps. 2. Open the top of the carton and remove the top wood frame. 3. Remove the carton by lifting it up and off the unit. Alternatively you can carefully cut along the cut line on the back left side of the carton with a blade shorter than 3/4" (20 mm). 4. Place the unit in front of the cabinet where it is to be installed. The unit should be in line with the cabinet cutout. Leave the unit on the packaging base until it is ready to be lifted into the cabinet cutout. 5. Remove all internal protective packaging, racks, accessories, and instruction manuals from the oven cavity. 6. Remove the packaging brackets. ‒ With a T-20 star bit screwdriver, remove the screws that go through the slotted holes in the mounting brackets on the left and right side. ‒ Do not remove any additional screws from the oven. a The oven is released from the packaging base. a The brackets remain in the packaging base. 5

Section	Page
Built-in Single, Double and Combination Ovens	1
en-us	2
Table of contents	2
1 IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS	3
1.1 Safety definitions	3
1.2 General information	3
1.3 General safety instructions	3
1.4 Appliance handling safety	3
1.5 Safety codes and standards	3
1.6 Electrical safety	4
1.7 State of California Proposition 65 Warnings	4
1.8 Transport	4
2 Before you begin	5
2.1 About your combination oven	5
2.2 Combination installations	5
2.3 Parts included	5
2.3.1 Additional parts included for combination ovens	5
2.4 Tools and parts needed	5
2.5 Power requirements and grounding	5
3 Package removal	5
3.1 Removing the packaging from built-in single and double ovens	5
3.2 Removing the packaging from built-in combination ovens	6
4 Installation requirements	6
4.1 Appliance weight	6
4.2 Location requirements	6
5 30\	6
5.1 30\	6
5.2 30\	7
5.3 30\	7
5.4 30\	8
6 30\	8
6.1 30\	8
6.2 30\	9
6.3 30\	9
7 30\	11
7.1 30\	11
7.2 30\	11
7.3 30\	12
8 27\	12
8.1 27\	12
8.2 27\	12
8.3 27\	13
8.4 27\	13
9 27\	13
9.1 27\	13
9.2 27\	14
9.3 27\	14
10 Prior to installation	14
10.1 Lifting the appliance	14
10.1.1 Lifting points	15
10.2 Connecting the speed oven or steam convection oven conduit to the lower oven	15
10.3 Connecting the microwave to the lower oven	16
10.4 Assembly of the two combination oven units	17
10.4.1 Attaching the connector brackets for a microwave or speed oven	17
10.4.2 Attaching the connector brackets for a steam convection oven	17
10.4.3 Installing the decorative trim	17
10.4.4 Securing the upper unit on top of the lower oven	18
10.5 Removing the oven door from bottom hinge conventional ovens	18
11 Installing the ovens into the cabinet	19
11.1 Reinstalling the oven door	19
11.2 Adjusting the door alignment for side hinge doors	20
12 Electrical connection	22
12.1 Electrical requirements	22
12.2 Location of the power outlet	22
12.3 Routing the electrical conduit cable	22
12.4 Installing a four-wire connection	23
12.5 Installing a three-wire connection	23
13 Testing the operation	23
14 Customer Service	24
14.1 Model number (E-Nr.) and production number (FD)	24
14.2 Rating plate location	24
14.2.1 Microwave and speed oven rating plate	24
14.2.2 Steam convection oven rating plate	24
14.2.3 Single and double oven rating plate	24
14.2.4 Single oven side hinge rating plate	24
fr-ca	25
Table des matières	25
1 IMPORTANTES CONSIGNES DE SÉCURITÉ	26
1.1 Définitions des termes de sécurité	26
1.2 Informations générales	26
1.3 Consignes générales de sécurité	26
1.4 Manipulation sécuritaire des appareils	27
1.5 Codes et normes de sécurité	27
1.6 Sécurité électrique	27
1.7 Mises en garde conformément à la proposition 65 de l'État de Californie	28
1.8 Transport	28
2 Avant de commencer	29
2.1 À propos de votre four combiné	29
2.2 Installations combinées	29
2.3 Pièces incluses	29
2.3.1 Pièces supplémentaires incluses pour les fours combinés	29
2.4 Outils et pièces nécessaires	29
2.5 Exigences d'alimentation et mise à la terre	29
3 Élimination de l'emballage	29
3.1 Retrait de l'emballage des fours simples et doubles intégrés	29
3.2 Retrait de l'emballage des fours combinés intégrés	30
4 Exigences d'installation	30
4.1 Poids de l'électroménager	30
4.2 Exigences concernant l'emplacement	30
5 Dimensions pour les fours simples de 30 po	31
5.1 Dimensions de l'appareil à four simple de 30 po	31
5.2 Installation traditionnelle d'un four simple de 30 po	31
5.3 Installation affleurante d'un four simple de 30 po	32
5.4 Installation sous le comptoir d'un four simple de 30 po	33
6 Dimensions du four double de 30 po	33
6.1 Dimensions de l'appareil à four double de 30 po	33
6.2 Installation traditionnelle d'un four double de 30 po	34
6.3 Installation affleurante d'un four double de 30 po	34
7 Dimensions du four combiné de 30 po	35
7.1 Dimensions de l'appareil à four combiné de 30 po	35
7.2 Installation traditionnelle d'un four combiné de 30 po	36
7.3 Installation affleurée dans un four combiné de 30 po	36
8 Dimensions du four simple de 27 po	37
8.1 Dimensions du four simple de 27 po	37
8.2 Installation traditionnelle d'un four simple de 27 po	37
8.3 Installation affleurante d'un four simple de 27 po	38
8.4 Installation sous le comptoir d'un four simple de 27 po	38
9 Dimensions du four double de 27 po	39
9.1 Dimensions de l'appareil à four double de 27 po	39
9.2 Installation traditionnelle d'un four double de 27 po	39
9.3 Installation affleurante d'un four double de 27 po	40
10 Avant l'installation	40
10.1 Soulever l'appareil	40
10.1.1 Points de levage	40
10.2 Connexion du four rapide ou du conduit du four à convection vapeur au four inférieur	41
10.3 Connexion du micro-ondes au four inférieur	42
10.4 Assemblage des deux unités de four combinés	42
10.4.1 Fixation des supports de connexion pour un four à micro-ondes ou à vitesse rapide	43
10.4.2 Fixation des supports de connexion pour un four à convection à vapeur	43
10.4.3 Installation de la garniture décorative	44
10.4.4 Fixation de l'unité supérieure sur le dessus du four inférieur	44
10.5 Retrait de la porte du four des fours conventionnels à charnière inférieure	44
11 Installation des fours dans l'armoire	45
11.1 Réinstallation de la porte du four	46
11.2 Réglage de l'alignement des portes pour les portes à charnières latérales	46
12 Raccordement électrique	48
12.1 Exigences électriques	48
12.2 Emplacement de la prise de courant	48
12.3 Acheminement du câble de conduit électrique	48
12.4 Installation d'une connexion à quatre fils	49
12.5 Installation d'une connexion à trois fils	49
13 Opération d’essai	49
14 Service à la clientèle	50
14.1 Numéro de modèle (E-Nr.) et numéro de fabrication (FD)	50
14.2 Emplacement de la plaque signalétique	50
14.2.1 Plaque signalétique de micro-ondes et four rapide	50
14.2.2 Plaque signalétique du four à convection vapeur	50
14.2.3 Plaque signalétique pour four simple et double	50
14.2.4 Plaque signalétique de charnière latérale pour four unique	50
es-mx	51
Tabla de contenidos	51
1 INSTRUCCIONES DE SEGURIDAD IMPORTANTES	52
1.1 Definiciones de seguridad	52
1.2 Información general	52
1.3 Instrucciones generales de seguridad	52
1.4 Seguridad de manejo del aparato	52
1.5 Códigos y normas de seguridad	53
1.6 Seguridad eléctrica	53
1.7 Advertencias en virtud de la Proposición 65 del estado de California	54
1.8 Transporte	54
2 Antes de empezar	55
2.1 Acerca del funcionamiento del horno combinado	55
2.2 Instalaciones combinadas	55
2.3 Partes incluidas	55
2.3.1 Partes adicionales incluidas para los hornos de combinación	55
2.4 Herramientas y partes necesarias	55
2.5 Requisitos de potencia y de conexión a tierra	55
3 Eliminación del embalaje	55
3.1 Eliminación del embalaje de hornos individuales y dobles integrados	55
3.2 Eliminación del embalaje de hornos de combinación	56
4 Requisitos de instalación	56
4.1 Peso del aparato	56
4.2 Requisitos de ubicación	56
5 Medidas para hornos individuales de 30\	57
5.1 Dimensiones del aparato: horno individual de 30\	57
5.2 Horno individual de 30\	57
5.3 Horno individual de 30\	58
5.4 Horno individual de 30\	59
6 Medidas para el horno doble de 30\	59
6.1 Dimensiones de aparato: horno doble de 30\	59
6.2 Horno doble de 30\	60
6.3 Horno doble de 30\	60
7 Medidas para hornos de combinación de 30\	61
7.1 Dimensiones de aparato: horno de combinación de 30\	61
7.2 Horno de combinación de 30\	62
7.3 Horno de combinación de 30\	62
8 Medidas para hornos individuales de 27\	63
8.1 Dimensiones del aparato: horno individual de 27\	63
8.2 Horno individual de 27\	63
8.3 Horno individual de 27\	63
8.4 Horno individual de 27\	64
9 Medidas para el horno doble de 27\	64
9.1 Dimensiones de aparato: horno doble de 27\	64
9.2 Horno doble de 27\	65
9.3 Horno doble de 27\	65
10 Antes de la instalación	65
10.1 Elevación del aparato	65
10.1.1 Puntos de elevación	66
10.2 Conexión del tubo del horno rápido o del horno de aire caliente y vapor al horno inferior	67
10.3 Conexión del microondas al horno inferior	67
10.4 Ensamblaje de las dos unidades del horno de combinación	68
10.4.1 Fijación de los soportes de conexión para un microondas o un horno rápido	68
10.4.2 Fijación de los soportes de conexión para un horno de aire caliente y vapor	68
10.4.3 Instalación de la moldura decorativa	69
10.4.4 Asegurar la unidad superior encima del horno inferior	69
10.5 Extracción de la puerta del horno (en modelos convencionales con bisagra inferior)	69
11 Instalación de los hornos en el gabinete	71
11.1 Reinstalación de la puerta del horno	71
11.2 Ajuste de la alineación de la puerta (en puertas con bisagra lateral)	72
12 Conexión eléctrica	73
12.1 Requisitos eléctricos	73
12.2 Ubicación de la toma de corriente	73
12.3 Enrutado del tubo pasacables eléctrico	73
12.4 Instalación de una conexión de cuatro cables	74
12.5 Instalación de una conexión de tres cables	74
13 Comprobación del funcionamiento	74
14 Servicio de atención al cliente	75
14.1 Número de modelo (E-Nr.) y número de fabricación (FD)	75
14.2 Ubicación de la placa de características del aparato	75
14.2.1 Placa de características del microondas y del horno rápido	75
14.2.2 Placa de características del horno de aire caliente y vapor	75
14.2.3 Placa de características del horno individual y doble	75

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Before you begin

en-us

Before you begin

Read these instructions before you begin to install your

appliance.

2.1

About your combination oven

Here you can find general information about the installa-

tion of your combination oven.

Some Bosch ovens are sold as combinations. Each

combination includes two built-in ovens: a conventional

wall oven, which must be installed as the lower oven,

and an upper oven that is either a speed oven, a steam

convection oven or a microwave.

For ease of installation and improved alignment, the

oven components are assembled together in the cus-

tomer’s home rather than at the factory.

Each of the components are packed in separate boxes,

which are strapped together prior to shipping.

The combination ovens are approved for use in a single

cutout, using single power connection.

The conventional oven is designed with an oven-

mounted junction box on top, which is used for connect-

ing the upper oven power cable.

The hardware required for mounting the speed oven,

the steam convection oven or the microwave on top of

the conventional oven is delivered inside the conven-

tional oven box.

Each of the combination oven components has its own

rating plate with model number (E-Nr.), production num-

ber (FD) and consecutive numbering (Z-Nr.), etc.

2.2

Combination installations

For combination installations with other Bosch products

(i.e. cooktop over oven, etc.), refer to the Approved Com-

bination Guide located in the manual kit or on our website

for additional clearance requirements for your specific in-

stallation.

2.3

Parts included

After unpacking all the parts, check for any damage in

transit and for completeness of delivery.

8 x Oven mounting screws

(located in the red poly bag

in the broil pan package)

Refer to enclosed leaflet

SCREW INSTALLATION

Additional parts included for combination ovens

2 x Universal connector

brackets

(in parts box on top of

oven)

10 x Stud screws

6 x Shoulder screws

(located in red bag inside

the parts box)

1 x Decorative trim piece

(located in the plastic bag

affixed to the oven top)

2.4

Tools and parts needed

Prepare these tools and accessories before you start to in-

stall your appliance.

Pencil

Measuring tape

Level

T-20 star bit screwdriver

Cross head screwdriver

Drill with bit 1/8"

Knife

Safety gloves

2.5

Power requirements and grounding

The outlet must be properly grounded in accordance with

all applicable codes.

Package removal

Protect any finished flooring before you move the oven.

3.1

Removing the packaging from built-in

single and double ovens

Cut the box straps.

Open the top of the carton and remove the top wood

frame.

Remove the carton by lifting it up and off the unit.

Alternatively you can carefully cut along the cut line on

the back left side of the carton with a blade shorter than

3/4" (20 mm).

Place the unit in front of the cabinet where it is to be in-

stalled. The unit should be in line with the cabinet

cutout.

Leave the unit on the packaging base until it is ready to

be lifted into the cabinet cutout.

Remove all internal protective packaging, racks, acces-

sories, and instruction manuals from the oven cavity.

Remove the packaging brackets.

‒

With a T-20 star bit screwdriver, remove the screws

that go through the slotted holes in the mounting

brackets on the left and right side.

‒

Do not remove any additional screws from the oven.

The oven is released from the packaging base.

The brackets remain in the packaging base.