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Installation
Instructions
SelfRimming
Trim
Installation
(cont.)
8)
Re-attach
the
backguard
using
the
supplied
#8
x
1/4”
Torx
screws.
lf
there
is
a
countertop
overhang
to
the
rear
of
the
range
of
3/4”
or
greater,
attach
the
rear
trim
piece
to
the
backguard
as
shown
below
during
re-installation.
IMPORTANT:
To
ensure
proper
fit,
do
not
use
the
screws
removed
from
the
range
in
previous
steps.
Use
only
the
provided
#8
x
1/4”
Torx
screws.
*
Rear
trim
piece
(optional)
9)
Remove
and
retain
the
screws
(4
each
side)
from
the
factory
installed
side
panels
on
the
unit.
Remove
the
side
panels.
10)
Remove
both
control
panel
end cap
screws
and
remove
both
end
caps.
The
end
cap
screws
are
accessed
through
holes
on
the
under
side
of
the
trim
protruding
from
the
front
of
the
control
panel.
Remove
end
cap,
both
sides
~,,
Remove
both
side
panels
11)
Attach
the
self-rimming
side
panels
included
with
the
unit
by
snapping
the
ball
studs
on
the
front
into
the
back
of
the
control
panel
and
kick
panel.
The
finished
side
of
each
side
panel
faces
out.
12)
Fasten
the top
of
each
side
panel
to
the
control
panel
with
two
of
the
included
#8
x
1/4”
Torx
screws
(A).
Insert
them
through
the
holes
created
when
the
end
caps
were
removed
in
step
10
and
tighten
into
place.
13)
Finish
fastening
the
side
panels
to
the
range
using
the
existing
screws
(B)
removed
in
step
9.
Two
screws
will
be
left
over and
may
be
discarded.
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B
Ball
studs
Kick
panel
5
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A)
#8
x
1/4”
Torx
screw
included
with
range
(2
places)
B)
Existing
screw
removed
in
step
9
(6
places)
14)
Replace
the
control
panel
end
caps.
Adjust
the
Range
Height
1)
For
stand
alone
configurations,
raise
the
range
until
the top
of
the
trim
around
the
cooktop
is
at
least
the
same
height
as
the
countertop.
For
self-rimming
configurations,
raise
the
range
until
the
bottom
of
the
trim
surrounding
the
cooktop
is
even
with
the
countertop.
To
adjust
the
height,
turn
the
foot
on
the
bottom
of
each
leg
as
shown
below.
2)
Use
a
level
to
make
sure
that
the
range
does
not
tilt
front
to
back
or
side
to
side.
Readjust
the
legs
as
necessary.
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