Kenmore 721.80002 Manual de usuario

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INSTRUCTIONS

72180002

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INSTALACION

721.80009

721.80012

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Read

and

save

these

installation

instructions.

Microwave

Hood

Combination

quarde

estas

Combinacién

Microondas

Campana

instrucciones

instalacién

Part

No.

3828W5U0368

Sears,

Roebuck

and

Co.,

Hoffman

Estates,

60179

U.S.A

www.sears.com

()

YOUR

SAFETY

FIRST

BEFORE

YOU

START

Proper

installation

the

installer's

responsibility!

Read

the

entire

manual

before

you

begin.

The

model

number

label

located

on the

oven

front.

See

Figure

Mounting

plate

located

back

side

microwave

oven.

See

Figure

SURE

READ

THE

FOLLOWING

SAFETY

INSTRUCTIONS:

Model

Number

Label

{__

;

(ge

rere

jMounting

plate

Mounting

plate

screw

screws)

apis

jauNd

josjuoy

Figure

WARNING

FOR

YOUR

SAFETY:

You

will

need

TWO

people

install

this

oven.

heavy

and

could

cause

personal

injury

not

handled

properly.

The

dimensions

the

oven

are

follows:

Height

16-7A6

inches

Width

29-156

inches

Depth

15-%

inches

Weight

pounds

AVOID

ELECTRICAL

SHOCK!

Before

you

drill

into

the

wall,

note

where

electrical

outlets

are

and

where

electrical

wires

might

con-

cealed

behind

the

wall.

YOU

COULD

GET

ELECTRIC

SHOCK

you

contact

electrical

wires

with

your

drill

bit.

Locate

and

disconnect

the

power

any

electrical

circuits

that

could

affected

installing

this

oven.

YOU

BDO

NOT

DISCONNECT

THE

POWER,

YOU

COULD

GET

ELECTRIC

SHOCK.

ELECTRICAL

RATING

THIS

OVEN:

120V,

60Hz.

Amps(14

Amps

applys

8002)/1500

Watts

(Microwave

oven

Cooktop

Lamp

Ventilation

Fan)

You

need

120V,

6OHz,

only,

15A

20A,

fused

electrical

supply

(located

the

cabinet

above

the

microwave

possible

the

microwave

circuit)

serving

only

the

microwave.

YOUR

SAFETY

FIRST

THIS

APPLIANCE

MUST

GROUNDED!

there

electrical

short

circuit,

grounding

reduces

the

risk

electrical

shock

providing

escape

wire

for

the

electric

current.

This

appliance

equipped

with

cord

having

grounding

wire

with

grounding

plug.

PROPERLY

POLARIZED

AND

Place

the

plug

into

properly

installed

and

grounded

ouilet.

©£GROUNDED

OUTLET

See

Figure

not

use

extension

cord.

Keep

the

power

cord

dry

and

not

pinch

crush

ft.

NOT,

UNDER

ANY

CIRCUMSTANCES,

REMOVE

THE

POWER

SUPPLY

CORD

GROUNDING

PRONG!

This

appliance

MUST

grounded!

Three-Pronged

(Grounding)

plug

Figure

WARNING

you

use

the

grounding

plug

improperly,

you

risk

electric

shock!

Check

with

qualified

electrician

you

are

not

sure

whether

the

oven

properly

grounded

you

not

completely

understand

the

grounding

instructions.

NOT

USE

FUSE

THE

NEUTRAL

GROUNDING

CIRCUIT.

WARNING

Improper

grounding

could

result

electric

shock

other

personal

injury.

SAVE

THESE

INSTRUCTIONS

FOR

THE

LOCAL

ELECTRICAL

INSPECTOR'S

USE.

NOT

EXPOSE

YOURSELF

EXCESSIVE

MICROWAVE

ENERGY!

NOT

try

operate

the

microwave

oven

with

the

door

open.

NOT

tamper

with

defeat

the

safety

interlocks.

NOT

place

objects

between

the

microwave

oven

front

face

and

the

door.

NOT

allow

soil

cleaner

residue

build

the

flat

surfaces

around

the

microwave

oven

door.

NOT

operate

the

microwave

oven

damaged.

The

microwave

oven

door

must

properly

operate

safely.

NOT

use

the

microwave

oven:

the

door

bent.

the

hinges

latches

are

broken

loose.

the

door

seals,

sealing

surfaces

glass

broken.

NOT

attempt

adjust

repair

the

oven

yourself!

should

adjusted

and

repaired

qualified

technician

who

can

check

for

microwave

leakage

afterrepairing

the

oven.

WARNING

you

not

use

the

microwave

oven

instructed,

you

could

exposed

excessive

microwave

energy.

aS)

ECO)

()

YOUR

SAFETY

FIRST

MAKE

SURE

YOU

HAVE

ENOUGH

SPACE

AND

SUPPORT.

Mount

the

oven

against

flat,

vertical

wall,

that

supported

the

wall.

The

wall

should

constructed

minimum

wood

studding

and

3/8"

thick

drywall

plaster

/lath.

ATTACH

LEAST

ONE

the

two

lag

screws

supporting

the

oven

vertical,

wall

stud.

NOT

mount

the

microwave

oven

island

peninsula

cabinet.

SURE

the

upper

cabinet

and

rear

wall

structures

are

able

support

150

Ibs.,

plus

the

weight

any

items

you

place

inside

the

oven

upper

cabinet.

Locate

the

oven

away

from

strong

draft

areas,

such

windows,

doors,

and

strong

heating

vents.

SURE

you

have

enough

space.

See

Figure

below

for

minimum

vertical

and

horizontal

clearance.

WARNING

you

not

mount

the

oven

instructed,

you

risk

personal

injury

and/or

property

damage.

Grounded

Plug

(inside

upper

cabinet)

—

Power

Supply

30"

min.

cabinet

opening

width

Cord

Hole

30"

min.

clearance

from

bottom

——___________

cabinet

cooking

surface

~--~~__

countertop

(Use

templates

included

with

installation

instructions)

CoO

oa)

Cet)

Come)

Figure

WARNING

Before

you

begin

installing

the

oven,

PLACE

PIECE

THE

CARTON

OTHER

HEAVY

MATERIAL

blanket)

over

the

countertop

cooktop

protect

it.

net

use

plastic

cover.

Failure

protect

these

surfaces

could

result

inproperty

damage.

PARTS,

TOOLS,

MATERIALS

THE

FOLLOWING

PARTS

ARE

SUPPLIED

WITH

THE

OVEN:

NOTE:

Depending

your

ventilation

requirements,

you

may

not

use

all

these

parts.

Damper/duct

connector

One

power

cord

clamp

and

(for

roof

vented

wall

vented

installation).

One

dark-colored

mounting

screw

Not

Actual

Size

(to

hold

the

power

cord).

Actual

Size

One

power

cord

clamp

bushing

Actual

Size

(for

the

cord

hole

metal

upper

cabinet).

Four

1/4"

lag

screws

Actual

Size

Four

1/4"

toggle

bolts

Actual

Size

(for

wall

stud

holes).

(for

drywall

holes}.

(oa

Four

1/4"

bolts

Actual

Size

Twe

tapping

screws

Actual

Size

(for

securing

the

upper

cabinet).

(for

attaching

the

damper

duct

connector)

Four

spring

toggle

heads

Actual

Size

One

upper

cabinet

template

(for

the

toggle

bolts).

Not

Actual

Size

NOTE:

You

need

install

least

one

lag

screw

into

stud

and

four

anchor

bolts

into

the

wall,

and

the

mounting

area

must

meet

the

150

Ibs.

weight

requirement.

()

PARTS,

TOOLS,

MATERIALS

YOU

WILL

NEED

THE

FOLLOWING

TOOLS

AND

MATERIALS

FOR

THEINSTALLATION:

Carton

other

heavy

material

for

covering

the

counter

top.

(for

cutting

vent

holes

for

roof

wall

venting).

Phillips

screwdriver

(for

the

screws).

Clear

tape

Stud

finder

thin

nail.

(for

taping

the

templates

the

wall).

Saber

saw

Key

hole

saw

(for

the

power

cord

hole).

——

eS)

3/8"

and

3/4"

wood

drill

bits

Pencil

1/2"

and

3/16"

sseeecsece

drill

bits

—_

Flat

blade

screwdriver

(for

the

bolts).

Plumb

line

BEE

Measuring

tape

(metal

preferred).

Duct

Tape

Small

side

cutters

tin

snips

Caulking

gun

you

have

brick

masonry

walls,

you

need

special

hardware

and

tools.

The

ductwork

you

need

for

the

installation

not

included.

All

wall

and

roof

caps

must

have

back-draft

damper.

STEP

PREPARE

THE

ELECTRICAL

CONNECTIONS

WARNING

AVOID

ELECTRICAL

SHOCK!

THIS

APPLIANCE

MUST

GROUNDED!

Locate

the

grounded

electric

outlet

for

this

oven

the

cabinet

above

the

oven,

shown

Figure

Detail.

Upper

Cabinet

NOTE:

The

outlet

should

circuit

dedicated

the

microwave

oven

20V,

60Hz.,

only,

with

20ampere

fused

electrical

supply.

Grounded

Qutlet

IMPORTANT:

you

not

have

the

proper

wall

outlet,

you

MUST

have

one

installed

qualified

electrician.

You

will

cut

the

power-supply-cord

hole

(shown

Figure

Detail)

later

when

you

prepare

the

wall

and

upper

cabinet

Step

Power-Supply-Cord

Hole

NOTE:

not

use

extension

cord.

Keep

the

power

cord

dry

and

not

pinch

crush

if.

Figure

Detail

aS)

ECO)

WARNING

Improper

grounding

could

result

electric

shock

other

personal

injury.

NOT,

UNDER

ANY

CIRCUMSTANCES,

REMOVE

THE

POWER

SUPPLYCORD

GROUNDING

PRONG!

This

appliance

MUST

grounded!

STEP

PREPARE

THE

VENTING

SYSTEM

NOTE:

The

ductwork

you

need

for

outside

ventilation

not

included

with

your

oven.

The

standard

ductwork

fittings

and

length

are

shown

Figure

page

WARNING-FIRE

HAZARD

THIS

OVEN

MUST

PROPERLY

VENTED!

You

may

vent

your

oven

one

three

ways:

Roof

Venting:

your

oven

located

outside

wall

near

the

roof,

Figure

(3-1

/4"

10"

duct)

and

Figure

(6"

round

duct.)

Wail

Venting:

your

oven

located

outside

wail

the

first

floor

your

house,

Figure

(3-1/4"

10" duct)

and

Figure

(6"

round

duct.)

(7g

Room

Venting:

your

oven

located

inside

wall

your

house,

Figure

ro)

NOTE:

you

choose

the

rear

exhaust

method

(roof

wall

venting),

sure

there

enough

clearance

within

the

wall

for

the

exhaust

duct.

Wall

Venting

Roof

Venting

Roof

cap

Cabinet Cabinet

We We

3-1

/4"x10

cap

;

duct

(Li

“Lf

Oven

3-1

/4"x1

Oven

Through-the-wall Through-the-wall

Wail

venting

vet

Wall

venting

Figure

REMEMBER

YOU

INSTALL

THE

VENTING:

Keep

the

length

the

ductwork

and

the

number

elbows

minimum

ventilate

your

oven

Room

Venting

efficiently.

See

examples

page

Roof

cap

Keep

the

size

the

ductwork

the

same.

Cabinet

not

install

two

elbows

together.

diameter

Use duct

tape

seal

all

joints

the

duct

system.

round

duct

Elbow

Use

caulking

seal

the

exterior

wall

roof

3-1/4"

opening

around

the

cap.

round

duct

transition

3-1

/4"

round

ductwork

transition

Figure

STEP

PREPARE

THE

VENTING

SYSTEM

STANDARD

FITTINGS

NOTE:

the

existing

duct

round,

you

must

use

rectangular-to-round

adapter,

with

rectangular

extension

duct

installed

between

the

damper

assembly

and

the

adapter

prevent

the

exhaust

damper

sticking.

DUCT

LENGTH

The

total

length

the

duct

system,

including

straight

duct,

elbows,

transitions, wall

roof

caps

must

not

exceed

the

equivalent

140

feet.

For

best

performance,

not

use

than

three

degree

elbows.

Below

are

the

standard

fittings

and

their

equivalent

length

feet.

<<)

3-1

/4"x10"

5ft.

3-1/4"x10"

roof

cap

24ft.

3-1/4"x10"

90°

elbow

25ft.

90°

elbow

10ft.

3-1

/4"x10"

wall

cap

40ft.

45°

elbow

5ft.

3-1/4"x10"

flat

elbow

Off.

Figure

calculate

the

equivalent

length

each

duct

piece

used,

see

the

examples

below.

Examples

For

3-1/4"x10"

SYSTEMS

For

ROUND

SYSTEMS

6ff.

——»|_-

Wall

cap

90°

elbows

—

fa——

ft,

——»

“yf

Wall

cap

3-1/4"x10"

f 7

90°

elbow

ait

Transition

ain

13-1/4"

10"

90°

elbow

ft.

transition

ft.

wall

cap

fi.

90°

elbows

ft.

feet

straight

duct

ft.

wall

cap

ft.

TOTAL

LENGTH

ft.

feet

straight

ft.

TOTAL

LENGTH

ft.

()

STEP

PREPARE

THE

VENTING

BLOWER

Your

microwave

oven

shipped

with

the

blower

assembled

for

room

venting

(recirculating).

You

need

adjust

the

blower

you

want

wall

vented

roof

vented

installation.

WARNING

ELECTRICAL

SHOCK

HAZARD!

UNPLUG

UNIT

BEFORE

WORKING

IT.

NOT

PULL

STRETCH

THE

BLOWER

WIRING!

Pulling

and

stretching

the

blower

wiring

could

result

electrical

shock.

Remove

any

shipping

materials

and

parts

from

inside

the

microwave

oven.

thick,

protective

covering

Cover

the

counter

top

cooktop

with

thick,

protective

covering

protect

from

damage

and

dirt.

See

Figure

10.

NOTE:

you

have

free-standing

range,

disconnect

it,

move

onto

piece

cardboard

hardboard

and

pull

away

from

the

wall,

that

you

can

get

closer

the

upper

cabinet

and

back

wall

for

easier

measuring

and

drilling.

Remove

mounting

plate

screws

from

the

mounting

plate

shown

and

discard

them.

(See

Figure

11)

The

mounting

plate

will

also

used

locate

and

mark

the

mounting

holes

the

rear

wail.

ton

lat

Locate

exhaust

adaptor,

grease

filters

and

ounting

Plate

hardware

packet.

this

point,

remove

any

adhesive

tape

(if

there

any),

the

exhaust

adaptor,

the

grease

filters

and

the

power

supply

cord.

Mounting

plate

screw

screws)

Figure

ROOM

VENTED

INSTALLATION:

STEP

PREPARE

THE

WALL

AND

UPPER

CABINET

FOR

INSTALLATION

located

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