Kenyon B4050 Manuel Du Propriétaire
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All models of the Kenyon glass cook tops
simply “drop-in” to the appropriate cut-out
and are secured with hardware designed for
each particular model.
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simply “drop-in” to the appropriate cut-out
and are secured with hardware designed for
each particular model.
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Mounting - Ceramic Glass Tops
Your Kenyon ceramic glass cook top is
supplied with two sheet metal mounting
brackets. These brackets are designed to
hold your cook top firmly in place. The cook
top has a metal frame and should be sealed
to the counter top using a non-hardening
bedding compound that will permit later
removal without damage should service be
necessary. We recommend linseed oil
based materials such as Pettit #7110 White
Seam Compound. If silicone compounds
are used, later removal may result in
damage to the cook top.
Attach the two mounting brackets, supplied
with your Kenyon cook top, to the inside
vertical surface of the cut-out. The brackets
are to be mounted on opposing sides.
Center the bracket in the opening, flush with
the counter top and secure with the #6 x 1
¼” screws, provided.
Position the cook top in the cut-out opening
and press firmly on all sides
to seal the frame into the bedding
compound.
Secure the cook top to the brackets from
underneath with the #8 x ¼” screws
supplied. Be careful not to over-tighten the
screws.
supplied with two sheet metal mounting
brackets. These brackets are designed to
hold your cook top firmly in place. The cook
top has a metal frame and should be sealed
to the counter top using a non-hardening
bedding compound that will permit later
removal without damage should service be
necessary. We recommend linseed oil
based materials such as Pettit #7110 White
Seam Compound. If silicone compounds
are used, later removal may result in
damage to the cook top.
Attach the two mounting brackets, supplied
with your Kenyon cook top, to the inside
vertical surface of the cut-out. The brackets
are to be mounted on opposing sides.
Center the bracket in the opening, flush with
the counter top and secure with the #6 x 1
¼” screws, provided.
Position the cook top in the cut-out opening
and press firmly on all sides
to seal the frame into the bedding
compound.
Secure the cook top to the brackets from
underneath with the #8 x ¼” screws
supplied. Be careful not to over-tighten the
screws.
Wiring
All of the Kenyon glass cook tops are
supplied with a three wire “pigtail” for
connection to the boats AC power
supplied with a three wire “pigtail” for
connection to the boats AC power
distribution system. These leads are tinned
copper with high temperature insulation.
It is recommended that the supply
conductors be protected with a (double pole
simultaneous trip for 240v applications)
circuit breaker rated per the specifications
for the various models and voltages as
shown in the Electrical Requirements Table.
110V AC Installations
The black lead is the live or hot conductor,
the white lead is the neutral conductor and
the green lead is the ground wire.
240V AC Installations
The black and red leads are live or hot
conductors, the green lead is the ground
wire.
copper with high temperature insulation.
It is recommended that the supply
conductors be protected with a (double pole
simultaneous trip for 240v applications)
circuit breaker rated per the specifications
for the various models and voltages as
shown in the Electrical Requirements Table.
110V AC Installations
The black lead is the live or hot conductor,
the white lead is the neutral conductor and
the green lead is the ground wire.
240V AC Installations
The black and red leads are live or hot
conductors, the green lead is the ground
wire.
Ventilation
Adequate ventilation of the space below the
countertop must be provided to ensure
proper operation of the cook top. Heat
transferred from the cook top bottom pan
during operation will overheat an improperly
ventilated area.
A minimum of 6 square inches of cross
ventilation is recommended.
Other appliances, such as a refrigerator,
installed within the enclosure must also be
considered when providing ventilation.
countertop must be provided to ensure
proper operation of the cook top. Heat
transferred from the cook top bottom pan
during operation will overheat an improperly
ventilated area.
A minimum of 6 square inches of cross
ventilation is recommended.
Other appliances, such as a refrigerator,
installed within the enclosure must also be
considered when providing ventilation.
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Installation must comply with applicable standards of the ABYC and/or the
“Fire Protection Standards For Motor Craft, NFPA #302”.
Be sure to provide adequate ventilation.