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First make all connections. Then lay the strip of putty along the edge of the cut-out and
set the hob on it. Tighten the fastening hooks, screwing them carefully. Remove excess
putty.
Models
POI/POL/POC 6 3GAV-D-O
Legend
POI Satin-finish stainless steel Opera hob
G Gas
A Electronic ignition
V Safety valve
Important
These are "Y" appliances in terms of fire protection. They can be installed built-in even near wooden walls higher than the worktop in which they
are installed as long as there is a minimum distance from the edge of the appliance equal to: 50 mm. for the side wall, 30
mm. for the rear wall and at least 700 mm from wall cabinets hung over the hob.
Connection to the gas pipeline
There are two ways of making the connection to the gas
pipeline:
A) Connect the gas hob using a dia. 12 mm rigid copper tube as illustrated in figure 3. To
guarantee a proper
seal insert the elastomer seal provided with the appliance.
B) Connect the hob using a solid wall flexible steel tube.
Here, too, you must insert the seal that is furnished in order to ensure a proper seal. We also
recommend
compliance with standards regarding gas-fired appliances.
Check for leaks after making the gas connection.
Room ventilation
Make sure there are permanent openings to the outdoors in the room where the appliance is installed or vent ducts that permit a proper flow of air.
All openings that are made must:
1) have a minimum 100 cm2 cross-section area;
2) be designed so that they cannot be blocked from the outside or the inside;
3) be pro tected so that their ventilation passage is not reduced in size;
4) be high enough above floor level to prevent interference with combustion exhaust.
When openings are made in the wall of an adjacent room this room must be directly vented and, in addition, must not be:
1) a bedroom
2) a public room in the building