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1. Be Sure to Comply with This for Safety
1.1 Notices on installation
WARNINGS
Installing the oven, in a location free from rain and snow, and near the fire extinguisher.
A wet oven can be a source of electrical shock and the oven can be damaged.
Be sure to install complying with industry standards. Incomplete installation can cause stumbling accidents,
electrical shock, fire or water leakage.
The rubber feet must be installed on the equipment firmly. Do not use the oven without feet.
Do not install any equipment on the floor.
Do not carry the oven by yourself. Ask for another’s help. The oven should not be carried by one person;
otherwise it may be dropped and cause injury.
Be sure to install the oven on a flat and solid surface. Otherwise the unit may topple over, causing injury or
burns, or water in the unit may overflow.
If someone suffers burns, cool the affected part with cold water and have them see a doctor immediately.
Be sure to provide with clearance of at least 4 inches (10cm) between the unit and walls.
Insufficient clearance may cause generated heat to damage the other ambient products.
Remove all the adhesive film which cover the body surface before using.
Be sure to connect the power cord complying with industry standards.
Check the power supply to see if it can satisfy the specification of the oven. The working voltage range can
not out of ±10% when the oven working.
Violating this standard can cause electrical shock or fire. If you cannot identify the specification of the power
supply used, consult the supplier.
Be sure to connect a ground wire to the oven.
Operating the oven without grounding it can cause electrical shock or fire by a short circuit.
A bi-pole switch must be installed between the oven and the power.
Do not bundle the power cord; otherwise a fire can be cause.
Do not step on, squeeze, or forcedly twist the power cord; otherwise the power cord can be damaged,
causing electrical shock or fire.
If your power cord has been damaged, consult the supplier for replacement.
1.2 Notices on operation
Do not operate any switch with a wet hand; otherwise, you can get an electrical shock.
