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Technical passporT

english

electric hob

When the connection to the input 

system has been done through an outlet

 

Apply to t he input cable, 

rf  unprovided,  a  normalized  plug 
adequate to the load indicated in the 
identifi cation label. Connect the cables 
according to the scheme of Fig. 12.

Letter L (live)=cable brown colour;

Letter N (Neutral)=cable blue colour,

Symbol 

 (earth) = cable green 

-yellow colour.

 

 The input cable has to 

be located so that never reach the 
temperature over 75 °C.

 

 Please do not use in the 

connection any reduction, adaptation 
that may provoke a false contact with 
following dangerous overheatings.

 

 The outlet must be accessible 

after the built-in.

When the connection has been 

done the input system:

 

Interpose between the 

appliance and the system an omnipolar 
switch, adequate to the load of the 
appliance, with a minimum gap of 3mm 
between the contacts.

 

Keep in mind that the «earth» 

cable does not have to be interrupted 
by the switch.

 

In an alternative solution 

the electrical connection can also 
be 

protected by a differential switch with 

high sensitivity.

We  recommend  to  fi x  the  earth 

coloured cable to an appropriate earth 
installation.

WArNiNGS:

All our products a re projected and 

built in accordance with the european 
Norms eN 60 335-1 and eN 60 335-2-6 
and relative amendments.

The appliance has been produced 

in accordance with the european 
Directives:

- 2004/108/eC concerning the 

electromagnetic compatibility.

- 2006/95/eC concerning the 

electrical security.

TrANSFOrMATiONS

Before any kind of transformation, it 

is necessary to cut off the electricity.

TrANSFOrMATiON 
OF THe iNPUT TYPe

The standard equipment of 

the appliances is for single phase 
connection. In any case, under proper 
changes, they can be fed with a three 
phase system.

FIG. 12

Summary of Contents for FA6VS02

Page 1: ...Technical passporT FA6VS02 ELECTRIC HOB...

Page 2: ...ic hob DEAR USER 3 DESCRIPTION OF THE HOB 4 USE 5 BASIC FUNCTIONS 7 CLEANING 9 INSTALLATION 9 TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS 13 TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE AND SPARE PARTS 14 TROUBLES...

Page 3: ...ions of this manual The appliance must be installed only by a quali ed electrician in compliance with the instructions provided The manufacturer declines all responsability for improper installation T...

Page 4: ...ding the change of the flexible supply cable of the appliance Safety warnings If the ceramic glass breaksor cracks immediately unplug the appliance to avoid electric shocks This appliance is not desig...

Page 5: ...ereafter in stand by mode All the heat zones are switched off and t he display are not illum inated The desired heating element can now be selected by using the 4 5 6 or 7 sensors for related heating...

Page 6: ...rm 3 4 To heat foods Thaw deep frozen foods to cook fruits and pulses 4 5 Deep frozen foods to cook fruits and pulses 5 6 To cook meat sh pulses with sauce 6 7 To cook roast of meat sh to cook steaks...

Page 7: ...utton A and 9 flash on display alternately Now use the MINUS button to select constant cooking level you want Example You want to cookat heating Level 6 and begin with rapid heating Select Level 9 pre...

Page 8: ...on timer displays Adjust the timer in minutes by pressing or buttons When the countdown reaches 00 you will the hear the alarm None of the heating elements are switched off Fast Switch off Function Wh...

Page 9: ...s case switch off the hob and clean the surfacewith hot water and razor scraper iNSTALLATiON TeCHNiCAL iNSTrUCTiONS FOr THe iNSTALLer Installation transformations and maintenances listed below may onl...

Page 10: ...verla pping 2 Stick the sealing washer to the hob uniformly Presing it by ngers Figure 9 3 Place the hotplate in the openning on the table top 4 Fix the hooks in the relative accomodations of the body...

Page 11: ...liance appliance eLeCTriCAL CONNeCTiON The electrical connection has to be done in accordance with electrical and installation requirements of the Regulation Before proceeding with the connection plea...

Page 12: ...adequate to the load of the appliance with a minimum gap of 3mm between the contacts Keep in mind that the earth cable does not have to be interrupted by the switch In an alternative solution the ele...

Page 13: ...ower COMPONeNTS SUbSTiTUTiON To replace the components lodged in the internal part is necessary to take the appliance up from the fauwrnaiytu trhee obvoettrotumrn it loosen the screws and take After t...

Page 14: ...e parts and a intervention We suggest to ll the table below TrOUbLeSHOOTiNG PrObLeM SOLViNG Before you contact the Technical Service please perform the following checks The appliance does not work Ens...

Page 15: ...numbers continues with letters See the table below After the numbers continues with letters October A November B December C Made in EU Moscow Avtomotornaya 7 LLC Kuppersberg Import 125438 Moscow regio...

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Page 20: ...20 1 1 140 Hi light 1200 2 180 Hi light 1800 3 210 Hi light 2100 4 270 210 Hi light 2400 5 210 175 Hi light 2000 2 1 1 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 6 7 7 9 FA6VS02 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1...

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Page 26: ...26 13 L N 75 3 EN 60 335 1 EN 60 335 2 6 2004 108 EC 2006 95 EC 13...

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