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Installation

Instructions

30”

(76.2

cm)

Built-In

Wall

Oven

ZET1,

ZET2

If

you

have

questions,

call

1.800.GE.CARES

or

visit

our

website

at:

ge.com

Before

You

Begin

Read

these

instructions

carefully

and

completely.

e

IMPORTANT-—save

these

instructions

for

local

inspector's

use.

e

IMPORTANT

-observe

all

governing

codes

and

ordinances.

¢«

Note

to

Installer—Be

sure

to

leave

these

instructions

with

the

consumer.

e

Note

to

Consumer—Keep

these

instructions

for

future

reference.

e

Proper

installation

is

the

responsibility

of

the

installer

and

product

failure

due

to

improper

installation

is

NOT

covered

under

warranty.

e

NOTE—This

appliance

must

be

properly

grounded.

ATTENTION

INSTALLER

All

electric

wall

ovens

must

be

hard

wired

(direct

wired)

into

an

approved

junction

box.

A

plug

and

receptacle

is

NOT

permitted

on

these

products.

Parts

Included

(Appearance

may

vary.)

Ce.

Cee

5/8”

Wood

3/4”

Wood

Screws

Screws

(8A8

x

.625

truss-head

Phillips

wood

screws}

(8-18

x

.750

flat-head

Phillips

wood

screws}

Metal

Bottom

Trim

Assernbly

31-10842

04-12

GE

Materials

Needed

fxg

oS

0)

0)

Wire

Nuts

Strain

Relief

Clamp

for

—

Junction

1/2”

conduit

Box

Ss

36”

(91

crn)

of

String

Tools

Needed

(==

(6

Ce

1/8”

Drill

Bit

and

Electric

Phillips

or

Hand

Drill

Screwdriver

Adjustable

Wrench

Installation

Instructions

MPORTANT

SAFETY

INSTRUCTIONS

For

Your

Safety

e

Be

sure

your

oven

is

installed

properly

by

a

qualified

installer

or

service

technician.

e

Make

sure

the

cabinets

and

wall

coverings

around

the

oven

can

withstand

the

temperatures

(up

to

200°F

[93.3°C])

generated

by

the

oven.

e

Be

sure

the

oven

is

securely

installed

in

a

cabinet

that

is

firmly

attached

to

the

house

structure.

Weight

on

the

oven

door

could

cause

the

oven

to

tip

and

result

in

injury.

Never

allow

anyone

to

climb,

sit,

stand

or

hang

on

the

oven

door.

A

WARNING:

The

electrical

power

to

the

oven

supply

line

must

be

shut

off

while

line

connections

are

being

made.

Failure

to

do

so

could

result

in

serious

injury

or

death.

Electrical

Requirements

This

appliance

must

be

supplied

with

the

proper

voltage

and

frequency

and

connected

to

an

individual,

properly

grounded

branch

circuit,

protected

by

a

circuit

breaker

or

fuse.

See

the

rating

plate

located

on

the

oven

frame

to

determine

the

rating

of

the

product.

Use

the

chart

below

to

determine

the

minimum

recommended

dedicated

circuit

protection.

Recommended

KW

Rating

KW

Rating

Circuit

Size

240V 208V

(Dedicated)

$4.8

KW

$4.1

KW

20

Amp

49

KW-7.2

KW

4.3

KW-6.2

KW

30

Amp

7.3

KW-9.6

KW

6.3

KW-8.3

KW

40

Amp

9.7

KW-12.0

KW

8.4

KW-10.4 KW

50

Amp

Electrical

Requirements

(cont.)

Rating

plate

is

located

on

the

oven

side

trim,

side

front

frame

or

lower

front

frame.

Rating

Plate

Location

asuesoaageassaquaaas

LY

We

recommend

you

have

the

electrical

wiring

and

hookup

of

your

oven

connected

by

a

qualified

electrician.

After

installation,

have

the

electrician

show

you

where

your

main

oven

disconnect

is

located.

Check

with

your

local

utilities

for

electrical

codes

which

apply

in

your

area.

Failure

to

wire

your

oven

according

to

governing

codes

could

result

ina

hazardous

condition.

If

there

are

no

local

codes,

your

oven

must

be

wired

and

fused

to

meet

the

requirements

of

the

National

Electrical

Code,

ANSI/

NFPA

No.

70-Latest

Edition.

You

can

get

a

copy

by

writing:

National

Fire

Protection

Association

Batterymarch

Park

Quincy,

MA

02269

Effective

January

1,

1996,

the

National

Electrical

Code

requires

that

new,

but

not

existing,

construction

utilize

a

four-conductor

connection

to

an

electric

oven.

When

installing

an

electric

oven

in

new

construction,

a

mobile

home,

recreational

vehicle

or

an

area

where

local

codes

prohibit

grounding

through

the

neutral

conductor,

follow

the

instructions

in

the

section

on

NEW

CONSTRUCTION

AND

FOUR-

CONDUCTOR

BRANCH

CIRCUIT

CONNECTION.

You

must

use

a

three-wire,

single-phase

A.C.

208Y/120

Volt

or

240/120

Volt,

60

hertz

electrical

system.

If

you

connect

to

aluminum

wiring,

properly

installed

connectors

approved

for

use

with

aluminum

wiring

must

be

used.

Installation

Instructions

7

ALL

INSTALLATION

INFORMATION

ON

THE

FOLLOWING

PAGES

|S

TO

BE

USED

FOR

SINGLE

AND

DOUBLE

OVEN

INSTALLATION!

S

Remove

packaging

materials.

Check

behind

hinges

and

under

false

bottom.

Remove

labels

on

the

outside

of

the

door,

plastic

on

trims

and

panel,

all

tape

around

the

oven,

and

any

shipping

screws

securing

the

oven

to

the

base

pad.

Probe

Graphite

Lubricant

Broiler

Pan

and

Grid

Literature

Pack

Open

oven

door and

remove

literature

pack,

broiler

pan

and

grid,

oven

racks,

rack

supports

and

a

bag

with

9

hex

nuts.

Read

Installation

Instructions

carefully

before

you

begin.

Be

sure

to

place

all

literature,

Owner’s

Manual,

Installations,

etc.,

in

a

safe

place

for

future

reference.

iW

Pre-Installation

Checklist

To

Remove

the

Door

(if

necessary)

Door

removal

is

not

a

requirement

for

installation

of

the

product,

but

is

an

added

convenience.

To

remove

the

door:

Open

the

oven

door

as

far

as

it

will

go.

Hinge

Lock

(Unlocked

Push

both

hinge

aN

locks

down

toward

the

door

frame,

to

the

unlocked

position.

This

may

require

a

flat-blade

screwdriver.

/Positionl

Hinge

Arm

DO

NOT

LIFT

THE

DOOR

BY

THE

HANDLE!

Mey

Place

hands

on

both

sides

of

the

door,

and

close

the

oven

door

to

the

removal

position,

which

is

most

of

the

way

closed.

Lift

door

up

and

out

qf)

until

the

hinge

arms

clear

the

slots.

Hinge

Clears

Slot

NOTE:

The

oven

door

is

very

heavy.

Be

sure

you

have

a

firm

grip

before

lifting

the

oven

door

off

the

hinges. Use

caution

once

the

door

is

removed.

Do

not

lay

the

door

on

its

handle.

This

could

cause

dents

or

scratches.

Place

the

oven

on

a

table

or

platform

even

with

the

cutout

opening.

(Platform

must

support

175

lbs.

[79

kg]

single,

350

lbs.

[159

kg]

double.)

Remove

the

bottom

trim

from

the

top

of

the

oven.

It

will

be

installed

at

the

end

of

the

installation

process.

The

trim

is

wrapped

separately

and

taped

to

the

top

of

the

unit.

<8

Installation

Instructions

41]

Cutout

for

Single

Built-In

Oven

Cutout

Width

73/4"

zou

in

ast

etree

72.7

cml

>|

Mex)

Junetion

Cabinet

Width

30"

(76.2

cml

Box

Location

(junction

box

;

may

be

located

in

Recommended

adjacent

cabinet)

Cutout

Location

Allow

11/16”

from

Floor

32

1/2”

(82.6

cm)

(1.75

cm)

for

overlap

of

_|

s-opening

|

||

Pa

-

Cutout

Depth

23:

1/2”

(59.7

cm)

Min.

side

edges

etween

I

id

n

*

n

*

of

cutout

Walls

Must

3

U4

Min,

22'(559eml

Cutout

Width

28

1/2”

(72.4

cm)

Min.

se

|

|]

EER]

encom

a

285/8

(72.7

cm]

Max.

(72.4cm)

Ade

i

Wide

Sa

t

Cutout

Height

27

1/4”

(69.2

cm}

Min.

av

=

ee

NS

27

5/16"

(69.4

cm)

Max.

(S3.3cm)

.

es

Allow

1”

(2.5

cn):

’

(fr

-...

minimum

for

overlap

of

oven

top

and

1%’

(3.2

cm}

overlap

of

oven

bottom

of

——

~~

cutout

Cabinet

Width

Allow

a

minimum

of

21”

(53.3

cm)

for

clearance

to

adjacent

corners,

drawers,

walls,

etc.

when

door

is

open

30”

(76.2

crm

ey

Recommended

cutout

location

from

floor

32

1/2”

(82.6

cm)

a

If

the

cabinet

does

not

have

a

solid

bottom,

two

braces

or

runners

must

be

installed

level

with

the

bottom

of

the

cutout

to

support

the

weight

of

the

oven.

For

single

ovens,

the

runners

and

braces

must

support

200

Ibs.

(90

kg).

a

NOTE:

If

marks,

blemishes

or

the

cutout

opening

are

visible

above

the

installed

oven,

it

may

be

necessary

to

add

wood

shims under

the

runners

and

front

trim

until

the

marks

or

opening

are

covered.

Suitable

Bracing

Side

by

Side

Installations

Install

two

wall

ovens

in

separate

cutouts.

Allow

2"

(5.1

cm)

min.

between

cutouts.

Cutout

-

2”

(5.1

cm]

Cutout

-

Observe

all

Min.

Observe

all

dimensions

|

®)

dimensions

and and

requirements.

requirements.

Runners

to

Support

NOTE:

If

the

cabinet

does

not

have

a

front

frame

and

the

sides

are

less

than

3/4”

(1.9

cm)

thick,

shim

both

sides

equally

to

establish

the

cutout

width.

&

¢

Installa

solid

bottom

or

2”

x4’

(5cmx

10

cm)

or

equivalent

runners

level

with

bottom

of

cutout

tel

\\

(54.9

cm}

Over

Centerline

of

Cabinet

The

solid

bottom

or

runners

must

be

level

with

the

bottom

of

the

cutout,

or

the

bottom

trim

may

not

install

correctly

and

then

interfere

with

the

door

opening.

This

oven

is

not

approved

for

stackable

installation.

Installation

Instructions

A2}

Cutout

for

Double

Built-In

Oven

cia

716

28

1/2"

(19.7

cm)

Cabinet

Width

30”

(76.2

cm)

.

Max,

eg

(72-4

cm)

Min.

be

12

eo

T

Recommended

Junction

Box

Vocation

Location

from

Floor

12”

(30.5

cm)

Allow

11/16"

seme

TY

ook

Cutout

Depth

23

1/2”

(59.7

cm)

Min.

.

f

Saat

ar

of

oven

—

Lp

:

”

:

over

side

edges

of

Between

Cutout

Width

28

1/2”

(72.4

cm)

Min.

cutout

\

inside

Walls

28

5/8”

(72.7

cm)

Max.

At

Least

.

7

:

\

28

U2"

wae

47"

(119.4

em)

Cutout

Height

5113/16”

(131.6

cm)

Min.

ee

es

Allow

a

minimum

of

21”

(53.3

cm)

for

clearance

to

adjacent

Cutout

Height

51

13/16"

cee

corners,

drawers,

N

Allow

1’

(2.5

em)|

||

{131.6

cm)

Min

walls,

ete.

when

,

minimum

for

5115/16”

(131.8

door

is

open

.

overlap

of

oven

cm)

Max.

\

.

top

and

1%”

i

St

3.2m)

overlap

of

i

oven

bottom

i

of

cutout

wee]

ot

oy"

Le

eo

(53.3

cm)

a7”

51

15/16”

(131.8

cm)

Max.

Min.

to

Bottom

of

Junction

Box

la

NOTE:

If

the

cabinet

does

not

have

a

front

frame

and

the

sides

are

less

than

3/4’

(1.9

cm)

thick,

shim

both

sides

equally

to

establish

the

cutout

width.

Ge

Install

a

Recommended

cutout

location

from

floor

12”

(30.5

cm)

solid

bottom

or2”

x4’

Cabinet

Width

If

the

cabinet

does

not

have

a

solid

bottom,

two

braces

or

runners

must

be

installed

level

with

the

bottom

of

the

cutout

to

support

the

weight

of

the

oven.

For

double

ovens,

the

runners

and

braces

must

support

375

lbs.

(169

kg).

{5

cm

x

10

cm)

or

equivalent

runne

level

with

bottom

of

cutout

NOTE:

If

marks,

blemishes

or

the

cutout

opening

are

visible

above

the

installed

oven,

it

may

be

necessary

to

add

wood

shims under

the

runners

and

front

trim

until

the

marks

or

opening

are

covered.

Suitable Beta

nnn

pon

ety

Bracing

to

support

zi

sie

(54.9

cm)

Over

Centerline

+—

of

Cabinet

The

solid

bottom

or

runners

must

be

level

with

the

bottom

of

the

cutout,

or

the

bottom

trim

may

not

install

correctly

and

then

interfere

with

the

door

opening.

Installation

Instructions

a3|

Cutout

for

Single

Built-In

Oven

Under

Counter

Gas

or

electric

cooktops

may

be

installed

over

this

oven.

See

cooktop

installation

instructions

for

cutout

size.

See

label

on

top

of

oven

for

approved

cooktop

models.

1

240V

/

208V

Junction

25"

Box

Location

: :

7

3/4”

Gas

and

electrical

connections

for

(63.5

cm}

si

sjocont

cabinet

(19.7

cm}

30”

(76.2

cm)

gas

cooktop

must

be

located

Max.

in

an

adjacent

accessible

location

to

the

a

right.

For

36”

(91.4

cm}

gas

cooktop,

the

a

ee

connections

may

be

made

to

the

left.

Top

and/or

side

ie

CR

a

7

“y

feel

fillers

may

be

“Se

StA-.]

67

Vey!

necessary

a

Le

ad

if

unit

is

positioned

a7

oo

t

between

existing

“"

t

cabinets.

Be

sure

. '

they

are

attached

i

ea

Min.

({

23"

155.9.

cm)

securely,

since

they

=!

Allow

1’(2.5cem)

j -

cm

36”

(91.4

cm}

will

anchor

the

oven

(72.6

cm)

Max.

.

overlap

top

of

Min.

Above

Typical

in

the

cabinet.

27

1/4

74

==

oven

and

i

Plato

Countertop

|}

(69.2cm)

Min,

11/16"

(1.8cm)

aurorm

Height

27

5/16”

77

“~~41

overlap

side

sh

(69.4

cm)

Max.

edges

of

gor

:

~

ir

f

KEEN

an

:

3/4"

(1.9m)

be

Typical

cm

Support

Platform

7-20

Toekick

-

Required

sn

1

match

height

MUST

SUPPORT

200

LBS.

(90

KG)

; ; ;

\

Side

by

Side

Installations

NOTE:

This

oven

is

only

approved

to

be

Install

two

wall

ovens

in

separate

cutouts.

installed

under

the

specific

models

as

la-

Allow

2”

(5.1

cm)

min.

between

cutouts.

beled

on

this

unit.

Cutout

-

2"

(5.1

cm]

Cutout

-

Observe

all

Min.

Observe

all

dimensions

|< &)

dimensions

and and

requirements. requirements.

Cabinetry

A4

|

Single

Oven

Cutout

for

Installation

Over

a

Monogram

Warming

Dra

Drawer

Requirement

2”

(5.1

cm)

Min.

}

Na

1”

(2.5

cm)

Min.

Above

Toekick

or

Adjust

to

Oven

Installation

Height

Per

Warm-

ing

Drawer

_

Requirement

~-

NOTE:

Additional

clearances

between

cutouts

may

be

required.

Check

to

be

sure

the

oven

supports

above

the

Warming

Drawer

location

do

not

ob-

struct

the

required

interior

depth

and

height.

A5

|

Double

Oven

Cutout

|)

Anti-Tip

Block

Against

Rear

Wall

Per

Warming

NOTE:

Install

the

oven

only

with

spe-

cific

models

listed

on

the

label

located

on

top

of

the

oven.

for

Installation

Over

a

Monogram

Warming

Drawer

||

|

Anti-Tip

Block

|

Against

Rear

|

Wall

Per

Warm-

||

ing

Drawer

Requirement

2’

(5.1

cm)

H

Min.

Per

Warm-

ing

Drawer

Le

Requirement

~

1”

(2.5

cm)

Min.

Above

Toekick

e

When

installing

a

Monogram

Warming

Drawer

below

a

single

or

double

oven,

a

separate

120V,

60

Hz,

properly

grounded

receptacle

must

be

installed.

Refer

to

installation

instructions

packed

with

the

Warming

Drawer

for

specific

installation

requirements.

Frameless

Cabinets

Whenever

possible,

order

30”

(76.2

cm)

frameless

cabinet

with

the

cutout

sided

to

fit

the

oven.

If

using

stock

cabinets,

additional

fin-

ished

filler

pieces

may

be

required

to

cover

the

opening.

e

Astock

frameless

cabinet

cutout

width

may

be

up

to

28

3/4”

(73

cm).

If

necessary,

add

1/2”

(1.3

cm)

cleats

to

the

sides,

flush

with

the

front

edge

of

the

side

panels

to

accept

mount-

ing

screws.

46}

Cutout

for

Frameless

Cabinets

r>

(76.2.

cm)

~

Install

1/2”

(1.3

cm}

Cleats

to

Hold

Oven

Cabinet Depth

23

1/2”

(59.7

cm)

Min.

From

Inside

Back

to

Front

of

Mounting

pe]

28

1/2"

(72.4em)

L]

Screws

<<]

le—..

Min,

—

28

5/8"

(72.7

cm}

Double

~~,

Max

|

51

15/16”

(131.8

cm)

_

Cabinet

Frame

Single

_--

or

Side

Panel

27

5/16”

(69.2

cm)

|

tee

~

3/4”

(1.9

cm)

Min.

Thick

Bottom

Shelf

Cut

Back

Flush with

Front

of

Side

Panel

Cabinetry

A7

|

Single

Oven

Cutout

for

Installation

Below

a

Monogram

Advantium

or

Microwave

Oven

ry

Per

Advantium

or

.

Microwave

Oven

_|.

2”

(5.1

cm)

Min.

Requirement

~

|

|

the

oven.

NOTE:

The

middle

rail

separating

the

two

openings

may

need

to

be

larger

than

the

2”

(5.1

cm)

minimum

shown.

Always

refer

to

the

individual

installation

instructions

packed

with

each

product

for

specific

requirements.

Combined

Advantium

or

Microwave

Oven

and

Wall

Oven

Installation:

When

installed

in

combination

with

a

Monogram

single

wall

oven,

use

separate

electri-

cal

junction

boxes.

e

Refer

to

the

Advantium

or

microwave

oven

installation

instructions

for

electrical

requirements

of

that

product.

e

These

connections

must

be

made

by

a

qualified

electrician.

All

electrical

connections

must

meet

National

Electrical

Code

or

prevailing

local

codes.

A8

Single

Oven

Cutout

for

Note:

Install

the

oven

only

with

specific

models

listed

on

the

a

|

|e

label

located

on

top

of

Me

dy

—

Installation

Between

a

Monogram

Advantium

or

Microwave

Oven

and

a

Monogram

Warming

Drawer

Per

Advantium

or

Microwave

Oven

Requirement

_

2”

(5.1

cm)

Min.

Per

Warming

Drawer

~

Requirement

NOTE:

Additional

clearances

may

be

required.

Check

to

be

sure

the

oven

supports

above

the

Warming

Drawer

do

not

obstruct

the

required

interior

depth

and

height.

The

middle

rail

separating

the

openings

may

need

to

be

larger

than

the

2”

(5.1

cm)

minimum

shown.

Always

refer

to

the

individual

installation

instructions

packed

with

each

product

for

specific

requirements.

Warming

Drawer

Combined

with

Advantium

or

Microwave

Oven

and

Single

Oven:

install

a

separate

120V,

60Hz,

properly

ground-

ed

receptacle.

See

installation

instructions

packed

with

each

product

for

specific

requirements.

Installation

Instructions

B|

Electrical

Connections

ATTENTION

INSTALLER

All

electric

wall

ovens

must

be

hard

wired

(direct

wired)

into

an

approved

junction

box.

A

plug

and

receptacle

is

NOT

permitted

on

these

products.

DO

NOT

shorten

the

flexible

conduit.

The

conduit

strain

relief

clamp

must

be

securely

attached

to

the

junction

box

and

the

flexible

conduit

must

be

securely

attached

to

the

clamp.

If

the

flexible

conduit

will

not

fit

within

the

clamp,

do

not

install

the

oven

until

a

clamp

of

the

proper

size

is

obtained.

NOTE

TO

ELECTRICIAN:

The

3

power

leads

supplied

with

this

appliance

are

UL

recognized

for

connection

to

heavier

gauge

household

wiring.

The

insulation

of

these

3

leads

is

rated

at

temperatures

much

higher

than

the

temperature

rating

of

household

wiring.

The

current

carrying

capacity

of

the

conductor

is

governed

by

the

wire

gauge

and

the

temperature

rating

of

the

insulation

around

the

wire.

WARNING:

Improper

connection

of

aluminum

house

wiring

to

copper

leads

can

result

in

an

electrical

hazard

or

fire.

Use

only

connectors

designed

for

joining

copper

to

aluminum

and

follow

the

manufacturer’s

recommended

procedure

closely.

B1

Turn

off

the

circuit

breaker

or

remove

fuses

to

the

oven

branch

circuit.

B2

With

the

oven

supported

on

a

table

or

platform

in

front

of

the

cabinet

opening,

connect

the

flexible

conduit

to

the

electrical

junction

box

as

shown

below.

Position

the

conduit

in

such

a

manner

that

it

will

lie

on

top

of

the

oven

in

a

natural

loop

when

the

oven

is

installed.

You

will

need

to

purchase

an

appropriate

strain

relief

clamp

to

complete

the

connection

of

the

conduit

to

the

junction

box.

Junction

Box

Location

©

nS

WIRE

GROUND

Conduit

Strain

Relief

Clamp

{not

included)

must

be

used

at

Junction

Box

Place

oven

on

a

support

to

assist

in

connecting

conduit

Installation

Instructions

New

Construction

and

Four-Conductor

Branch

Circuit

Connection

e

When

installing

in

new

construction,

or

B3

e

When

installing

in

a

mobile

home,

or

e

When

installing

in

a

recreational

vehicle,

or

e

When

local

codes

do

not

permit

grounding

through

neutral:

a.

Cut

the

neutral

(white)

lead

from

the

crimp.

Re-strip

the

neutral

(white)

lead

to

expose

the

proper

length

of

conductor.

Junction

Box

Cover

b.

Attach

the

appliance

grounding

lead

(green

or

bare

copper)

in

accordance

with

local

codes.

If

the

residence

grounding

conductor

is

aluminurn,

see

WARNING

on

page

9.

c.

Connect

the

oven

neutral

(white)

lead

to

the

branch

circuit

neutral

(white

or

gray)

in

accordance

with

local

codes,

using

a

wire

nut.

d.

Connect

the

oven

red

lead

to

the

branch

circuit red

lead

and

the

oven

black

lead

to

the

branch

circuit

black

lead

in

accordance

with

local

codes,

using

wire

nuts.

If

the

residence

red,

black

or

white

leads

are

aluminum

conductors,

see

WARNING

on

page

9,

e.

Install

Junction

Box

Cover.

Three-Conductor

Branch

B4

Circuit

Connection

When

connecting

to

a

three-conductor

branch

circuit,

it

local

codes

permit:

a.

Connect

the

bare

oven

ground

conductor

with

the

crimped

neutral

(white)

lead

to

the

branch

circuit

neutral

(white

or

gray

in

color),

using

a

wire

nut.

Ground

and

°

cH

WW

Junction

Box

Neutral

Wires

Cover

b.

Connect

the

oven

red

lead

to

the

branch

circuit red

lead

in

accordance

with

local

codes,

using

a

wire

nut.

c.

Connect

the

oven

black

lead

to

the

branch

circuit

black

lead

in

accordance

with

local

codes,

using

a

wire

nut.

If

the

residence

red,

black

or

white

leads

are

aluminum

conductors,

see

WARNING

on

page

9.

d.

Install

Junction

Box

Cover.

10