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GE Monogram
Installation
Instructions
30" Convection
Built-In Ovens
Models
ZET857SYSS
ZET857DYSB
ZET857BYBB
ZET857WYWW
ZET837SYSS
ZET837DYSB
ZET837BYBB
ZET837WYWW
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Before you begin—Read these instructions completely and carefully. IMPORTANT: Save these instructions for local inspector’s use. IMPORTANT: OBSERVE ALL GOVERNING CODES AND ORDINANCES. NOTE TO INSTALLER: Be sure to leave these instructions with the Consumer. NOTE TO CONSUMER: Keep these instructions with your Use and Care Book for future reference. This appliance must be properly grounded. See “Electrical Supply”, page 9. CAUTION WARNING If you have questions concerning the installa- Proper insta
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Design Information 30" Built-In Convection Ovens Models ZET857SYSS available Stainless steel double convection oven ZET857DYSB Stainless steel on black double convection oven ZET857BYBB Black double convection oven ZET857WYWW White double convection oven ZET837SYSS Stainless steel single convection oven ZET837DYSB With both single and double built-in styles, contempo- Stainless steel on black single convection oven rary Monogram ovens offer an array of choices for the custom kitchen: ZET837BYBB
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Design Information 30" Built-In Convection Ovens Cabinet style options Front Framed Partial Overlay Door Front Framed Full Overlay Door Monogram ovens are installed directly into a wall or wall oven cabinetry, 30" minimum width. The front surface of the ovens will be nearly flush with sur- rounding cabinetry. To obtain optimal appearance, cabinet cutouts must be exact. The examples shown here illustrate typical styles of 30" cabinets and oven fit. Installation instructions for each of these basi
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Cabinetry 30" Built-In Convection Ovens Tools and • 2" x 4" lumber for runners Ovens are designed for installation in a cabinet 30" min. wide. materials • Saw • Cut 2" x 4" runners of appropriate length or solid shelf to required • Level support oven. • Phillips screwdriver, wood screws and adhesive or other • Attach runners or solid shelf in opening as shown. hardware for installing runners or shelf to support oven. • Runners must be level, rigidly mounted and capable of supporting 300 pounds.
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Cabinetry 30" Built-In Convection Ovens Framed cabinet single oven Front Framed Front Framed Full Overlay Door Partial Overlay Door 30" Allow 3/4" Overlap on Sides. Allow 1" Min. for Top Overlap and Clearance. Allow 1/4" at Bottom for Clearance. 2"x 4" or Equivalent Runners or Solid Shelf 28" Min. 28-3/8" Max. 29-1/4" 23" Max. 17-3/4" 23-1/2" Min. Inside Depth 23-1/4" 34" Recomended 17-3/4" Allow Minimum of 17-3/4" for Clearance to Adjacent Corners, Drawers, or Walls, etc. Use the information in
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Cabinetry 30" Built-In Convection Ovens Frameless cabinets 30" Frameless 28" Min. 28-3/8" Max. Finish Trim Strip 1/4" Min. Deep for Clearance. To Obtain Installation Height from Floor it may be Necessary to Install a Lower Filler Panel. See page 9. • Height—for double oven 47-5/8" min. Use the information in this dimension drawing for • Height—for single oven 23" min. typical frameless cabinets. The front face of the oven will be flush with cabinetry doors or drawers. Both single and double oven
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Installation 30" Built-In Convection Ovens Provide The ovens may be supported by either a solid bottom 2"x 4" or
oven supports Equivalent Runners or 2 x 4 runners. • The support must be level and rigidly mounted, flush with the bottom edge of the cutout. • The entire weight of the oven is supported by 2 x 4 runners or the solid floor and must be capable of 24" supporting 300 lbs. for double ovens and 200 lbs. for single ovens. 25" 30" Install Level with Bottom oven supports Edge of Cutout and F
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Installation 30" Built-In Convection Ovens Electrical These Monogram built-in ovens require a separate, • Junction box supply • Electrical cable—3-conductor or 4-conductor wire—as required properly grounded 3-wire 120/208 or 120/240 volt, 60 by local codes Hz power supply, protected by a time delay fuse or • U.L. listed conduit connector circuit breaker. Ovens are supplied with a flexible • Wire cutters and wire stripper power cable, which must be attached to a junction box. The cable length is
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3 5 1 2 4 1 2 3 4 Installation 30" Built-In Convection Ovens 208V If connecting to a 208 volt, 60 Hz., supply, a jumper CAUTION WARNING These ovens are pre-wired for connec- Electrical must be used across two terminals. tion to 240 volt, 60 Hz., supply. If connecting supply • For double ovens, there are two jumpers, one for the to a 208 volt supply, modifications must be made. upper oven, one for the lower oven. • For single ovens there is one jumper. Single ovens, double ovens– (upper oven) Loo
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Installation 30" Built-In Convection Ovens Step 3 Locked Remove Hinge Latch Oven Door(s) Hinge Latch Normal Position • Open the door fully. • Push hinge latches up to lock hinges in open position. Caution: Do not lift the oven or oven door with handle. • Grasp each side of door and pull the door straight out and away from the oven. • Lay the oven door on packaging to prevent scratching. Step 4 Caution: Oven(s) are very heavy. 2 people are required to lift oven(s) Route into the opening. Ovens ha
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Installation 30" Built-In Convection Ovens Step 6 • Grasp door firmly on both sides. Replace the • Slide the hinge slots in the bottom of the door over oven door the hinges. • Push the door all the way in against oven. • Open the door fully and push hinge latches down, Hinge Latch as illustrated, on both sides to secure. Normal Position • Close the door and open slowly to be sure it moves smoothly. Step 7 CAUTION WARNING Electrical Shock Hazard Connect • Electrical ground is required on this ele
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Installation 30" Built-In Convection Ovens Determine If the cabinets being used have an opening that is need for taller than the maximum dimensions indicated for filler panels the ovens, filler panels can be made to fill the gaps. Stock filler strips are usually available or for larger gaps order an extra drawer front. Drawer fronts are recommended because they will match the cabinetry and have finished edges. Any cut edges will be seen and should be finished. Frameless cabinets usually come wit
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Cabinetry Modification Suggestions 30" Built-In Convection Ovens Cut rail Cut the rail out of finished material: for filler • The width should match cabinet opening width. panel • The height of the top rail should be enough to securely attach the rail to the appearance panel, plus 1/4" oven trim overlap. • The height of the bottom rail should be enough to securely attach the rail to the appearance panel, plus 7/8" oven trim overlap. • The height of both the top and bottom rails should be adjuste
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Cabinetry Modification Suggestions 30" Built-In Convection Ovens Cut and secure cleats to filler panel For the top filler panel: For the bottom filler panel: • Cut 2 cleats out of 3/4" thick material, approxi- • Cut 2 cleats out of 3/4" thick material, approxi- mately 1-1/4" wide. mately 1-1/4" wide. • Cut the cleats to a length leaving approximately • Cut the cleats to a length leaving approximately 1/2" at the bottom of the appearance panel to 1/2" at the top of the filler panel to attach the
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NOTE: While performing installations described in this book, safety glasses or goggles should be worn. To obtain specific information concerning any ® Monogram product or service, call GE Answer Center consumer information service at 800.626.2000—any time, day or night. For Monogram local service in your area, call 1-800-444-1845. NOTE: Product improvement is a continuing endeavor at General Electric. Therefore, materials, appearance and specifications are Pub. No. 49-8791 ® subject to change wi
