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HELP!
please. I just purchased an old GE Profile stove top (unused, but discontinued) from a Kitchen & Bathroom place (cleaning house). If anyone cares, it's model# J66RP1BG. They didn't have the manual(s) for it - go figure - and GE doesn't have them online. Now I can't figure out how the wiring goes because there are 2 wires that I don't know what to do with. Internet searches have come up empty too. Coming out of the wall I have the ground, red, black, and white which is to be expected. The old cook top went into a fuse box under the counter, but I think it was wired wrong because not all the burners worked, and I would like to do this right. The former owners of this house weren't too bright from what I've found. Coming out of my "new" cook top are 6 wires: white, red, black, orange, and yellow, plus ground. Can anyone out there tell me: 1. what connects to what? 2. how should the fuses or breakers (preferred, I know) be hooked up? I figured that each of the red, white, black, and grounds would line up (although I don't know if there should be fuses between any of them), but then what do I do with the orange and yellow? Thank you for any and all assistance you can offer. Tyler McEwan. |
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