Pando PGA-4490, Инструкция по эксплуатации, установке и обслуживанию

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INSTALLATION
IMPORTANT GUIDELINES TO BE
FOLLOWED FOR INSTALLATION
The installer must note that side walls which
might be installed, must not be higher than the
cooktop level. Besides, the back wall and
surfaces adjacent to and surrounding the
cooktop, must withstand the temperature of
90 °C.
Adhesive used for attaching the plastic plate to
furniture must withstand the temperature of at
least 150 °C to prevent coating separation.
Provisions of applicable standards are to be
followed during appliance installation.
This appliance is not fitted with a device for
combustion products removal. Therefore, the
appliance must be installed according to the
installation requirements given above. Special
attention must be given to the applicable
guidelines with respect to ventilation and airing
specified below.
.
5) ROOM VENTILATION
To ensure correct operation of appliance, continuous
ventilation must be provided in the room of its
installation. The amount of air required for normal gas
combustion and room ventilation must be provided.
This amount must not be less than 20 m
3
. Natural inlet
of air must be ensured directly through permanent
openings made in walls of the room to be ventilated.
These openings must be led outside and have a cross-
section of at least 100 cm
2
(see Fig. 1). They must be
done in a way that eliminates the risk of their blockage.
It is also acceptable to provide indirect ventilation by
supplying air from rooms adjacent to the room to be
ventilated. Provisions of applicable guidelines must be
strictly followed
6) LOCATION AND AIRING
It is necessary to ensure removal of combustion
products from cooktops using extraction hoods that
must be connected to vent stacks, chimneys or have an
outlet directly to outside (see Fig. 2). If using a vent
stack is not possible, and subject to scrupulously
following ventilation provisions given in applicable
regulations, it is allowed to use a fan that must be
installed in a window or wall with the outlet outside, and
that must switch on simultaneously with the appliance
(see Fig. 3).