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ENGLISH TECHNICAL PASSPORT
Built-in Electric Oven
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The components may be sharp,
wear protective gloves during installa-
tion
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The appliance should be installed
in accordance with the rules related to
the electricity and gas mentioned in the
local standards.
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The dimensions mentioned in
the image, are in mm.
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Kitchen cabinets should be on
the same level with the appliance and
fixed.
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Do not mount the appliance in a
decoration or closed furniture. It is dan-
gerous due to overheating.
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The furniture, where the instal-
lation would be applied, (min. 100ºC)
should be made of durable material.
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It is not recommended to install
the appliance close to the cooler. The
performance of these appliances might
be impacted negatively due to the heat.
Electricity Connection and
Safety
WARNING. Power grid should be
disconnected during installation. Do not
turn it on until the installation ends.
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The appliance should be in-
stalled correctly by the authorized ser -
vice technician in accordance with the
specified instructions.
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Do not pass the connection
cables over the hot surface. When the
cables melt, they may cause a short cir-
cuit or a fire.
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If the cables are damaged,they
should be replaced by an electrician.
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They should be plugged into a
(grounded) outlet in the grounding sys-
tem in accordance with the rules.
If there is not a suitable outlet, call
the electrician and have your electrical
wiring checked.
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Make sure that your plug is
grounded.
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The company is not responsible
for the damages caused by the un-
grounded outlets where the appliance
is plugged in.
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If the product has a cable and a
plug; an electrical connection is estab-
lished by plugging the appliance in a
grounded outlet.
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If the product has a cable but not
a plug; coding should be performed by
an expert suitably.
Grounding cable = E
Green - Yellow
Neutral cable = N
Blue
Phase cable = L Brown
N E
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Installing Below Counter
(Figure 2)
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The cabinet should be in compli-
ance with the dimensions mentioned in
figure 2.
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You need to unload the rear com-
partment of the cabinet in the dimen-