There are two 30" induction lines on F&P's website. RIV3 and OR30SCI6. Which is yours?

Diagrams for both show an "electricity" area for location of the receptacle. The dimensions vary per the two models.

Meant to include that info, sorry. It's the OR30SCI6. Here's a photo of our outlet:

My interpretation of the diagram indicates that the "electricity" access is a recessed area at back of the range and is:

- inset 3/16" from the left and right sides of the range (A)

- top of the area can be between 2-3/16" and 4-1/8" above the floor depending on how far the leveling legs are extended (B)

- width of the area is 29-1/2" (C)

- depth of the area is 3-15/16" which presumably includes the receptacle with the cord plugged into it (D) (otherwise the range won't sit flush against the rear wall)

Yes I have those instructions and schematics and it just doesn't make sense to me. In my photo, even if I brought the receptacle plate right down to the floor (which I can't by the way), that would still have the top of the plate at higher than 4-1/8", making the range not flush with the back wall.

As noted on the cover page the Installation Guide with the diagrams above are from a manual for the US and Canadian markets. US 240-volt outlets (example) can be installed horizontally -- and thus very close to the floor -- and are very shallow. You need to find an appliance for your country or change the outlet and its cover to the US type.

I had a local store pull out their 30" dual fuel F-P range so I could investigate the back. We will definitely need to change the white bevelled outlet to a flat metal one in order to clear the back of the chassis. That's what I get for not buying a Samsung, or Bosch, or really anything other than the F-P. Just not designed with North America in mind.