Induction Range (IR) Series
Induction Range (IR) Series
Component Removal
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#827176 - Revision A.1 - December, 2016
Alternate Method For Bullnose Removal (suction
cup required)
There is an alternate method for removing the bullnose
that removes the need to pull the unit from the installa-
tion, but requires the use of a suction cup.
To remove the bullnose without pulling the unit from the
installation or removing the induction cooktop (See
Figure 3-21):
Extract the screws from under the bullnose.1
Place the suction cup on the front center of the2
induction cooktop.
Lift the induction cooktop and bullnose about one3
inch.
Move the bullnose up and down to disengage it4
from the shoulder screws on the bullnose and the
face of the unit.
Disconnect the wire harness from the ECH.5
Remove the bullnose.6
Side Panel Removal
The side panels are attached to the front and back of
the unit, with the induction cooktop resting on top of
them.
To remove a side panel, first remove the induction
cooktop, and the bullnose, then (See Figure 3-22):
Extract the screws from the rear of the side panel.1
Extract the screws from the front of the side panel2
and oven trim.
Remove the side panel and oven trim.3
Probe Switch Removal
The probe switch is located behind the right hand side
panel.
To remove the probe switch, first remove the right side
panel, then (See Figure 3-23):
Remove the probe cover from the interior of the1
oven (see page 3-7).
Extract the screw to remove the meat probe access2
cover.
Pull the probe switch from the insulation.3
Disconnect the electrical leads from the probe4
switch.
Remove the probe switch.5
Figure 3-21. Alternate Bullnose Removal Method
Figure 3-22. Side Panel Removal
Figure 3-23. Probe Switch Removal
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