Range / Cooktop / Oven Manual, Care Guide

This wiring diagram is the factory electrical schematic used to identify wire routing, connector locations and component terminals for repairs. It helps locate circuits and wiring during diagnosis or replacement. What it does:

• Shows electrical connections, wire colors, and terminal IDs for the appliance's control and power circuits
• Helps trace faults like no power, intermittent operation, or control failures by following circuit paths
• Clarifies connector orientation and harness routing to prevent mis-wiring during reassembly
• Aids in correct component hookups after parts replacement or service

• One printed wiring diagram/schematic as supplied by the manufacturer

• Reference the diagram with the appliance disconnected from power to avoid shock or damage
• Use the diagram alongside the parts list for full repair guidance
• Handle the document carefully; replace if damaged so markings remain legible
• If wiring appears modified or burned, inspect/replace affected harnesses/components before reusing

Wiring diagram for your range. Essential reference guide showing electrical connections and circuit layouts for installation, troubleshooting, or repairs.

Replacement care guide label for electric and gas ranges. Installs on appliance surface. Needed when original label is faded, peeling, or missing.

This is a replacement rating/nameplate label that restores the appliance identification and safety information printed on the cabinet. It helps keep model, serial and electrical ratings readable for service and safe operation. What it does:

• Replaces a torn, faded or missing rating/nameplate so model and serial info is visible for service.
• Restores printed electrical ratings and manufacturer markings used during diagnostics.
• Helps meet safety and inspection needs by returning legible identification to the appliance.
• Simple peel-and-stick replacement—no tools required for the label itself.

• One replacement adhesive rating/nameplate label.

• Clean and dry the surface thoroughly before applying; remove old adhesive residue.
• Align the label carefully, peel backing, and press firmly from one edge to the other to avoid bubbles.
• Do not place over vents, controls or moving parts; ensure label location is the original flat area on the cabinet.
• This is a non-electrical cosmetic/identification part—no wiring or power disconnection is required to apply, but follow general safety precautions when working on appliances.