Range / Cooktop / Oven Manual, Care Guide

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.

This adhesive identification label provides the appliance's model, serial and rating information in an easy-to-read format so important data stays visible for service, registration and safety reference. What it does:

• Replaces a faded, torn or missing identification/rating label.
• Restores legible model, serial and electrical rating information for owners.
• Helps ensure appliance data remains visible for service calls and safety checks.
• Adhesive backing secures the label to the appliance surface.

• Clean and dry the surface thoroughly before applying to ensure proper adhesion.
• Align the label carefully; press firmly from one edge to the other to avoid bubbles.
• Do not apply to hot or wet surfaces; allow appliance to cool first.
• Remove old adhesive residue with a mild cleaner and let dry fully before installing.

This service tech sheet supplies official service information—wiring diagrams, component locations, and troubleshooting guidance—to help diagnose and repair the appliance more quickly and accurately. What it does:

• Shows wiring diagrams and electrical connections for accurate testing
• Identifies component locations and harness connections for faster diagnosis
• Lists service notes and common test points used during repairs
• Helps interpret error codes and troubleshooting steps

• For technician use only; review paperwork before beginning service
• Always disconnect power to the appliance before performing electrical tests or repairs
• Keep the sheet dry and handle carefully to preserve printed diagrams
• Use this sheet together with the model-specific service manual and replacement parts

This printed service tech sheet provides factory wiring diagrams, component locations and basic service notes to help diagnose and repair your appliance. It's a helpful reference for technicians and experienced DIYers during troubleshooting. What it does:

• Shows wiring diagrams and connector pinouts to verify electrical paths
• Identifies component locations and key service data for diagnostics
• Lists control board and sensor references used during repairs
• Helps confirm correct part routing and installation orientation

• Intended as a reference only; follow OEM service manual and safety procedures
• Do not attempt live electrical checks without proper training and tools
• Keep the sheet dry and unbent to preserve legibility

This service tech sheet is the factory-issued reference that provides the appliance's wiring diagram, component locations, and service specifications to help diagnose and repair issues more quickly and accurately. What it does:

• Shows wiring diagrams and connector details for accurate electrical troubleshooting
• Lists component locations and reference spec values for diagnostic checks
• Provides control and sensor identification to isolate faults (no power, intermittent operation, or control errors)
• Helps correct replacement parts and harness routing during repair

• Not an installation manual; review before starting repairs
• Always disconnect power and, if applicable, water before inspecting or servicing
• Use as a reference during diagnostics; keep with unit for future service
• Handle document carefully to avoid tearing or smudging printed diagrams