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ENGLISH
Second Section - FOR THE INSTALLER
During installation carry out a good machine levelling, which is a prerequisite for a correct
operation thereof.
The Manufacturer cannot assume any responsability for any damage to persons or
property deriving from the non-observance of the above specified norms.
For a correct installation see the drawing on page 18.
The dishwasher shall be installad in accordance
with local codes, or in the absence of local
codes, installed in accordance with the
applicable requirements in the National
Electrical Code, NFPA 70, Canadian Electrical
Code (CEC), C22.1, and Standards for
Ventilation Control and Fire Protection of
Commercial Cooking Oper 96.
ELECTRICAL CONNECTION
Before connecting the machine, make sure
the voltage outlet of the mains is the same as
the voltage specified on the data plate of the
machine.
A flexible cord used in a power-supply shall be
Type S, SE, SO, SOO, ST, STO or STOO. The
length of the cord - measured from the face of
the attachment plug to the point of entry into the
dishwasher – shall not be less than 1,83 m (6 ft).
Ground Markings - States “G”, “GND”, “GR” or
equivalent markings such as the ground symbol.
Located near equipment grounding terminal
inside the field wiring compartment.
Supply Connection Markings - Each unit will be
marked as follows, “Minimum Supply Conductor
GROUNDING - All products shall have means
for grounding through the supply cord of a cord
connected product or through a grounding
terminal of a field wired product. The ground
shall be separated from the neutral conductor.
All exposed dead-metal parts of the enclosure
and all dead-metal parts within the enclosure
likely to be contacted by the operator or
serviceman during normal use or servicing, shall
be conductively bonded to the ground
connection.
The conductors used for bonding individual
dead-metal shall be insulated and equal to or
greater than the largest AWG size of the
conductor of the component mounted to the
dead-metal or routed along the dead-metal in
accordance with the National Electric Code,
ANSI/NFPA 70.
The ground shall be connected to the frame or
enclosure by a positive means penetrating any
nonconductive coatings and located so that it is
unlikely to be removed during normal servicing.
Ground wires shall be identified by green with or
without one or more yellow striped, and no other
lead shall be so identified.
Ground terminals shall be identified by the use
of one of the following:
1) Identified by the ground symbol (IEC
Publication 417, Symbol No. 5019) on or
adjacent to the connector.
2) Identified by “G”, “GR”, “GND”, “Ground” or
equivalent.
3) Use of a hexagonal or slotted (or both)
green head wire-binding screw.
4)
Use of a threaded stud with a green
hexagonal nut.
5) Use of a green pressure terminal connector.
THE MACHINE SHALL BE CONNECTED
WITH AN EFFECTIVE GROUND CLAMP.
The manufacturer declines any responsibility
for any damages caused by lack of an
effective
ground installation.
