Electrolux E36GC75E Installation Instructions - Page 6

The supply

line should

be equipped

with

an approved

shutoff

valve.

This valve

should

be located

in the

same

room

as the

cooktop

and should

be in a location

that

allows

ease of opening

and

closing.

Do not

block

access

to the

shutoff

valve.

The valve

is for

turning

on or

shutting

off

gas to the

appliance.

Shutoff

Valve

Open position

Figure

6

Open

the

shutoff

valve

in the

gas supply

line.

Wait

a few

minutes

for gas to move

through

the

gas line.

Check

for

leaks.

Leak testing

of the

appliance

shall

be conducted

according

to the

manufacturer's

instructions.

After

connecting

tile

cooktop

to the

gas

supply,

check

the

system

for

leaks with

a manometer.

If

a manometer

is not

available,

turn

on the

gas supply

and

use a liquid

leak

detector

(or soap

and water)

at all

joints

and connections

to check

for

leaks.

Do not

use a flame

to

check

for

leaks

from

gas connections.

Checking

for

leaks

with

a flame

may

result

in a fire

or explosion.

Tighten

all

connections

if necessary

to

prevent

gas

leakage

in the

cooktop

or supply

line,

Check

alignment

of valves

after

connecting

the

cooktop

to the

gas supply

to be sure the

cooktop

manifold

pipe

has not

been

moved.

Disconnect

this

cooktop

and

its individual

shutoff

valve

from

the

gas supply

piping

system

during

any

pressure

testing

of that

system

at test

pressures

greater

than

1/2

psig (3.5

kPa or

14"

(35.6

cm) water

column).

Isolate

the

cooktop

from

the

gas supply

piping

system

by closing

its individual

manual

shutoff

valve

during

any

pressure

testing

of the

gas supply

piping

system

at test

pressures

equal

to or less than

1/2

psig

(3.5

kPa or

14"

(35.6

cm) water

column).

Electrical

Requirements

120 volt, 60 Hertz, properly grounded

branch circuit

protected

by a 15 amp circuit

breaker or time delay fuse.

Do not use an extension

cord with

this cooktop.

Grounding

Instructions

IMPORTANT

Please read

carefully.

For

personal

safety,

this

appliance

must

be properly

grounded.

The power

cord

of this appliance

is equipped

with

a 3-

prong

(grounding)

plug

which

mates

with

a standard

3-

prong

grounding

wall

receptacle

(see Figure

7) to

minimize

the

possibility

of

electric

shock

hazard

from

the

appliance.

Preferred Method

Do not, under

Grounding type

any circumstances,

wall receptacle

cut,

remove,

or bypass the

grounding

prong.

/

\

J

Power supply

cord with 3-prong

grounding

plug.

Figure

7

The wall

receptacle

and circuit

should

be checked

by a

qualified

electrician

to

make

sure the

receptacle

is

properly

grounded.

Where

a standard

2-prong

wall

receptacle

is installed,

it

is the

personal

responsibility

and obligation

of the

consumer

to have

it replaced

by a properly

grounded

3-

prong

wall

receptacle.

Do

not,

under

any

circumstances,

cut

or remove

the

third

(ground)

prong

from

the

power

cord.

Disconnect

electrical

supply

cord

from

wall

receptacle

before

servicing

cooktop.

Cooktop

Installation

1. Visually

inspect

the

cooktop

for

damage.

2. If you are

installing

the

optional

Stainless

Steel

backsplash,

first

fix it at the

back

of the

cooktop

using

the

screws

supplied

with

the

kit

and follow

the

instructions

attached.

Go to step

3, If you

are not

installing

the

Optional

Stainless

Steel

backsplash.

3. Set the

cooktop

into

the

countertop

cutout.

NOTE:

Do not

use caulking

compound;

cooktop

should

be removable

for

service

when

needed.

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Preferred Method

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