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Fitting/installation: flush mounting in stone working
surfaces
When fitting in combustible material the NIN 2000,
section 4.2.2 and the fire protection regulations, in
addition to the directives of the association of can-
tonal fire insurance companies, must be observed
without fail.
1.
Cut-out for the built-in switchbox in the front of the
cabinet as illustrated.
Panel thickness min. 16 mm, max. 22 mm.
2.
The lateral spacing of the working surface cut-out
from a high-level cabinet and the rear wall must be
at least 50 mm.
3.
Cut out working surface according to specified
cut-out dimensions. The tolerances must be
observed.
4.
Clean the working surface thoroughly in the cut-
out and in the rebate.
5.
The enclosed rubber tape must be attached to the
cut-out supporting surface (to soften blows and
prevent silicone joint sealing compound running
under the grill plate under all circumstances when
pointing).
Warning:
If not fitted correctly, removal would be made more
difficult for servicing. The grill plate and working
surface could be damaged in this way.
6.
Draw off the switch handles on the built-in switch-
box, release black plastic screw and remove the
front panel forwards.
7.
Guide the built-in switchbox with the bundle of
connecting conductors from above through the
working surfaces cut-out and from the rear
through the front cut-out of the cabinet.
Warning:
There are capillary tubes in the bunch of conduc-
tors between the built-in switchbox and the grill
plate. Do not bend sharply or separate or the
appliance will be destroyed!
8.
Place grill plate carefully in cut-out and align so
that the joint is the same size on all sides, The grill
plate is not fastened!
9.
Screw the front panel of the built-in switchbox with
the plastic screws to the front of the switchbox and
fit the switch knobs.
10.
Push built-in switchbox in front cut-out of the cabi-
net until the clamping springs engage on both
sides.
Warning:
A recess base which can be dismantled must be
fitted as contact protection under the grill plate/
built-in switchbox.
11.
Clean grill plate and working surface in area of
joint (e.g. with isopropyl alcohol S-150 and fluff-
free cloth) and fill the joint with a heat-resistant (at
least 160°C) silicone joint sealing compound (e.g.
Pactan 6076 anthracite).
Note: Since the grill plate and working surface cut-
out are subject to a certain dimensional tolerance,
the width of the joint can vary (min. 2 mm).
Removing the grill plate
1.
Remove power supply from built-in switchbox/grill
plate.
2.
Cut open the silicone joint sealing compound pro-
vided by the client with a suitable knife along the
edge of the grill plate to the full depth of the joint.
Raise the grill plate carefully from below to the
lower construction shell with a screwdriver.
3.
For a new fitting it must be ensured that the old sil-
icone compound and the rubber tape are cleanly
removed completely and a new rubber tape fitted
for softening blows (available from spare-parts
sales no. 37424 15007). Fitting is performed
according to "Fitting/installation: flush-mounting in
stone working surfaces".
Removing the built-in switchbox (for servicing)
1.
Remove power supply from built-in switchbox and
dismantle the recess base.
2.
Pull off switch knobs, release black plastic screw
and remove front panel forwards.
Push the built-in switchbox to the rear through the
front of the cabinet and draw forwards through the
opening in the recess base. Re-fitting is per-
formed according to the fitting/installation text.
Warning:
There are capillary tubes in the bunch of conduc-
tors between the built-in switchbox and the grill
plate. Do not bend sharply or separate or the
appliance will be destroyed!
