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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
GENERAL
The connection of the cooker to power and gas supply shall
be performed only by authorised and qualified persons.
The user may perform only the operations for which no tools
are required.
The electrical cookers have been tested and certified in accordance with European
regulations for household appliances currently in effect and belong to class A
appliances which need not be connected to a flue or a combustion product discharge
duct and as such fall under the category II
2H3B/P
.
The cooker is designed for installation between two kitchen units and falls into category
2/1, class 1 (minimum clearance between the appliance and adjacent kitchen units is 2
cm).
Information about the cooker model, serial number, gas for which it has been preset
and outputs (electrical and gas) are included in the ID label applied on the side frame,
visible when the oven door is open.
COOKER POSITIONING
The cooker may be placed only in sufficiently ventilated
rooms !
Natural discharge of combustion products shall not be compromised by any restrictions of the
space above the rear side of the cooker. The cooker may be placed in a room only if the
combustion products are discharged through safe air exchange, without any risk or immediate
obstructions.
In certain cooker models, proper vertical and horizontal
position of the cooker side panels and cook top can be
adjusted by screwing or unscrewing adjustable feet installed
on the bottom of the cooker, visible when the drawer is pulled
out (Figure 30).
Figure 30
Summary of Contents for SE 5604 SERIES
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