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POSITIONING
On positioning the appliance, ensure that it is perfectly levelled. Small adjustments can be made by screwing the
adjustable feet up or down. The master switch or the socket point must be in proximity to the appliance and easily
accessible. It is advisable to place the oven under an extractor hood to ensure rapid elimination of steam. If the
appliance is placed near a wall or partition, kitchen furniture or decorative coverings, etc., these must be fire-proof
or coated with fire-proofing. Local fire prevention regulations must be observed. There must be maximum clearance
between the front edge of the cabinet and the appliance.
REGULATIONS, TECHNICAL STANDARDS AND SPECIFICATIONS
Installation must be carried out in accordance with:
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current accident prevention legislation;
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current VDE specifications.
INSTALLATION
The installation, start-up and maintenance of this appliance must be carried out only by qualified fitters. All
installation operations must be in accordance with current regulations. The manufacturer declines all responsibility
for malfunctioning due to bad or faulty installation.
Attention
: international regulations require that a omnipole cut-out device with contact opening of at least 3 mm be
fitted on the wiring leading to the appliance
ELECTRICAL CONNECTION
The terminal board is situated behind the back panel. The electrical wiring must be no less than HO5 RN F and
have a section suitable for the appliance (see 1.1). Secure the wiring with the wiring clips. Connect the wire ends to
their terminals on the terminal board. The earthing wire must be longer than the other wires so that it will disconnect
after the live wires in the event of the fastener breaking.
PC-1EM
PC-2ET
PC-61EM PC-62ET
BM-2EM
PC-62EM
EQUIPOTENTIAL
The appliance is designed to be connected to a unipotential system. The connecting screw is situated on the back of
the appliance and is identified by an adhesive label.
Attention
: the manufacturer cannot be held responsible for, and does not cover in the guarantee any damage
resulting from bad or faulty connections.
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