GB
ICE-CRUSHER
IR
GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS
The appliance to which this instruction booklet refers is
constructed in compliance with the
IEC EN 60335-1
standards
and in particular with
IEC EN 60335-2-64
which covers the
essential safety requirements of the "Low Voltage"
73/23/EEC
and
93/68/EEC
European directives and the
89/336/EEC
,
92/31/EEC
and
93/68/EEC
“Electromagnetic compatibility”
directives.
This appliance has been designed exclusively to crush
ice in cubes therefore TECNOINOX declines any
responsibility for damages casued by improper use.
The connection, installation and maintenance of the
appliance must be effected by qualified personnel in
accordance with the rules and prescriptions in force in
the country concerned and in accordance with these
instructions.
The appliance shall be used exclusively by trained personnel
and only for the purpose for which it has been designed. The
appliance should be checked once a year by qualified
technicians.
In case of a failure or malfunctioning, switch the appliance.
INSTALLING AND CONNECTING TO THE MAINS
The Manufacturer declines all responsibility for damage caused by improper or incorrect installation or maintenance of the
appliance or by failure to observe the safety regulations!
Remove the packaging from the appliance as well as the
protective plastic film, and, if necessary, remove traces of glue
with a suitable solvent.
To dispose of the packaging, follow local directives (for more
details see the “PACKAGING” chapter).
When installing the appliance, all the regulations in force shall
be observed, such as:
•
all applicable national laws in force;
•
directives and regulations of the local electrical energy
supplier;
•
accident prevention regulations in force;
•
fire prevention regulations;
•
applicable I.E.C. regulations.
The appliance must be placed on a worktop. Neither the
appliance nor the supply cable must be installed near
sources of heat: the room in which the appliance is
placed must not exceed a temperature of 50°C.
The position of the appliance must allow it to be moved,
cleaned, connected to the mains and must allow the top
loading and front unloading door to be opened easily.
Before connecting the appliance to the mains, compare the
electrical data on the rating plate (on the appliance’s back
panel) to those of the local electrical energy supply.
The appliance is supplied with the connecting cable: the
installer must connect it after having added a general cutout
that must stop the energy supply in an ominpolar way.
The opening contacts must have a minimum distance of
3mm between each other. The cutout device must be easily
accessible.
When connecting make sure that the electric system is
efficient and complies with the standards and laws in force.
The socket used must be bipolar, standardised and provided
with an earthing protection contact. This socket must be
certified nd suitable for the load of the appliance that is at
least 6A. Furthermore, it must be checked by a special cutout
device protected against short circuits, current surges and
leaks (30mA in 30m).
If the supply cable has to be changed, follow the indications
given in the wiring diagram enclosed with this manual.
The supply cable’s characteristics must not be less than HO5
RN-F and its cross-section must not be lower than 0.75 mm
2
.
To access terminal board
“M”
remove panel
“C”
by loosening
the screws on the feet, disconnect the wires from the terminal
board, loosen the cable clamp, and replace the cable following
the procedure in the reverse order.
It is absolutely necessary to earth the appliance. For this
purpose you will find the earth connection on the terminal
board identified by the
:
symbol and to which the earth
wire must be connected. The appliance must also be
connected to an equipotential earthing circuit. The
connection must be made by means of a terminal marked by
the symbol
9
located on the rear panel of the appliance.
04/2002
GB - 1
5410.014.01
