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30"
ELECTRIC
SLIDE-IN
RANGE
INSTALLATION
INSTRUCTIONS
cA
Anti-Tip
Bracket
Installation
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reduce
the
risk
of
tipping
of
the
range,
the
range
must
be
secured
to
the
floor
by
the
properly
installed
anti-tip
bracket
and
screws
packed
with
the
range.
Failure
to
install
the
anti-tio
bracket
will
allow
the
range
to
tip
over
if
excessive
weight
is
placed
on
an
open
door
or
if
child
climbs
upon
it.
Serious
injury
might
result
from
spilled
hot
liquids
or
from
the
range
itself,
If
range
is
ever
moved
to
a
different
location,
the
anti-tip
bracket
must
also
be
moved
and
installed
with
the
range.
Instructions
are
provided
for
installation
in
wood
or
cement
floor.
When
fastening
to
floor,
be
sure that
screws
do
not
penetrate
electrical
wiring
or
plumbing.
A.
Locate
the
Bracket
Using
the
Template
-
Locate
the
bracket
position
(right
or
left
side)
by
placing
the
template
symmetrically
to
the
center
of
the
final
range
position.
Mark
the
location
of
the
screw
holes,
shown
on
template.
Figure
11
B.
Drill
Pilot
Holes
and
Fasten
Bracket
-
Drill
a
1/8"
pilot
hole
where
screws
are
to
be
located.
If
bracket
is
to
be
mounted
to
the
wall,
drill
pilot
hole
at
an
approximate
20°
downward
angle.
If
bracket
is
to
be
mounted
to
masonry
or
ceramic
floors,
drill
a
3/16"
pilot
hole
1-3/4"
deep. The
screws
provided
may
be
used
in
wood
or
concrete
material.
Use
a
5/16"
nut-driver
or
flat
head
screwdriver
to
secure
the
bracket
in
place.
FASTEN
BRACKET
(WALL
OR
FLOOR
MOUNTING)
Leveling
leg
_—
Wall
mount
Rear
of
Range
7
Wall
Plate
/
\
\
ope
<
S
[
Floor
Mount
—~
L
Anti-Tip
Bracket
Figure
12
10
C.
Level
and
position
the
range
-
Slide
range
to
its
final
position.
Insert
the
range
leveling
leg
in
the
anti-tip
bracket.
Visually
verify
if
the
anti-tip
bracket
is
engaged.
Lower
the
range
by
adjusting
the
4
leveling
legs
alternatively
until
the
range
is
level.
Check
if
the
range
is
level
by
placing
a
spirit
level
on
the
oven
rack.
Take
2
readings
with
the
spirit
level
placed
diagonally;
take
a
reading
in
one
direction
and
then
in
the
other
direction.
Level
the
range
if
necessary
by
adjusting
the
leveling
legs.
a
Ce
Figure
15
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