Fagor CONCEPT, User And Maintenance Manual

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1.General safety instructions >
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 DO NOT use abrasives, corrosives, acids, solvents or chlorine-based detergents for cleaning,
as these will damage the components of the equipment.
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DO NOT direct pressurised jets of water towards internal components.
 This appliance has been designed to work in ambient temperatures between 5 and 40ºC.
 DO NOT leave flammable products or objects inside or around the equipment.
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Keep the ventilation inlets clear of obstacles.
To ensure that the appliance is in perfect operating and safety conditions, it is recommended to
have it serviced and inspected by an authorised service centre at least once a year.
During prolonged periods of inactivity, it is recommended to disconnect the appliance from the
water and electricity supply.
Burn or injury hazard
During cooking and until all parts of the equipment have cooled down, take the
following precautions:
 Touch only the control knobs and handle. External metal parts and the door glass
reach very high temperatures (>60°C).
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When opening the door, do so slowly, taking care of the steam coming out of the very
hot cooking chamber
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Always wear heat-resistant clothing when handling objects inside the cooking
chamber.
Remove the probe from the core before removing the trays, and place it in its holder,
ensuring that the cable does not obstruct the removal of trays. Exercise extreme care
when removing trays from the chamber when the top tray is at a height of 160 cm or
higher. There is a risk of burns caused by the hot contents of GN trays. Due to the risk of
scalding, the installer of the appliance will indicate which tray is higher than 160 cm using
a sticker supplied by the manufacturer.
Risk of scalding
Electric shock hazard
Do not open compartments marked with this symbol. Access is restricted to personnel
qualified and authorised by Fagor only. Failure to comply with this rule invalidates the
warranty and exposes the user to the risk of damage and injury that could be fatal.