I'am looking for the amp rating of a Jinn-air cooktop, model # c236w. This is an older unit. I also have the matching oven, and microwave and would like the amp rating for those also please.Can you help me? Thank You Very much. Stanley W Funk

Apparently there is a service manual offered on this site for $10.
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Hello, Thank You for using FixYa. I will be helping you today.You have to lift the unit up from the counter use some boards across the counter to support it and remove the screws from around the unit under the glass lip. On some units there are screws under the vent grille also. After removing the screws lift the whole top off.Thats all you have to do.
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check to see if you have power to the unit, it has no pilot lite


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Hello. Work directly with Jenn Air on this. Go to this link which includes a toll free number and a link to IM with their technician, for free.

http://www.jennair.com/flash.cmd?/#/page/customerservice/

You can use oven cleaner. Read the label and find the part about cool cleaning or over night cleaning. I have cleaned up pyrex casserole dishes that I sort of over baked. Wipes right out the next morning.

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30amps at 220vac will run about 6 to 7 kilowatts, your oven is probable about 3 kilowatts.

This is not to code. The white is neutral and is of the same polarity as a bare wire. The red and the black are considered hot and would be 220.

Try looking at the junction box that it is connected to. Maybe one or more of the wires have burned off or come loose from the wire nuts. How many amps is the breaker? Most electric codes require separate circuits (Breakers) for each appliance. First turn off the breaker. There should be an outlet box of some kind on the wall or behind the cabinet. Follow the wire from the cooktop and see where it goes. Open it up and check if any wires are burnt or loose. If it was installed wrong I would change it. Most cooktops shouldn't be fused at more than 30 amps. Single ovens the same, double ovens up to 45 amps. The problem is if they used an old range outlet with 6 gauge wire and tried to connect both appliances to the same wire. This is hard to do without it coming loose.

If you're talking about a downdraft style cooktop, you will just need to measure the discharge vent diameter and shape and match that up. Not all are the same shape but most are 6" diameter