:ffi]t-ltli I
il@li
lF-t
-:lll
I
To
fasten the oven
to
the cabinet, open the door of the
oven
and
fasten it by
inserting the
4 wood screws into the
4
holes locate on the
Derimeter
of the
frame.
The
panels
of the
adjacent cabinets
must be made of
heat
resistant material. In
particular,
cabinets with
a
veneer
exlerior
must
be assembled
with
glues
able
to
withstand
temperatures of up to 100"C.
In
compliance with
cunent
safety standards, contact with
the
electrical
parts
ofthe
oven must
not
be
possible
once
it
bas been installed.
All
parts
which
ensure safe operation ofthe applianc€ must
not
be able to be
removed without
the use of a tool.
Fastoning
the Ovan to the
Cabinet
(only
on a
few
models)
1 .
Position
the
'A'
brackets so
that
they
are
flush
against
the oven support
strips
(B).
2. Position
the cleats
(C)
on
the''A'brackets
as
shown
in
the figure
so
that
the
thickness of
the sides of the
cabinet,
indicated
on
the cleat, is facing
you.
3.
Fasten
the
brackets and the cleats
to the
edge
of the
side of the cabinet using the "O" screws.
4.
Fasten the oven to the cabinet usino
the screws and
plastic
washers
(E).
Mountlng
a Power Supply Cable
Opening the
terminal board:
.
Pullto
ooen
the
@ver
of lhe
terminal board.
To
install
the
cable,
proceed
as follo|s:
.
Remove
the
wire
clamp screw and
the three
contact
scre\ s L-N-+
.
Fasten the
wires
beneath the
heads
ofthe screws
using
the
bllowing color
scheme : Blue
(N)
Brown
(L)Yellow-
Green
*
.
Fasten the suppy cable in
place
with the clamp, close the
coverto theterminal box
and
fasten itwith
the'V"
screw.
Electrical connec-tion
Ovens with a
three-pole
power
supply
cable are
designed
to operate with alternated cunent at the supply frequency
and
voltage
indicated on the data
plate
(at
the
bottom of
the oven dashboard).The earthing conductor ofthe cable
is the
yellow-green
conductor.
Two types of conneciion are
provided:
Connection n'1
Connectlng the
power
supply cable to the mains.
Fit a normalized
plug
to the
cable, which
corresponds to
the load indicated on the data
plate;
il the cooker is
connected directly to
the
mains, an omnipolar
circuiG
breaker with a
minimum opening of 3
mm
between the
contacts, suitable br
the
load
indicated and
complying
with curent
directives, must be
installed
between the
appliance and the mains
(the
earlhing wire must not be
intenupted by
the
circuilbreaker).The
power
supply
cable
musl be
positioned
so
that
it does not exceed room
tem-
perature
by
50'C
at
any
point
of
its
length.
Before making
the
connection
check
that:
.
the limiter
valve
and
the
home
system can
support
.
the
power
supply system has
an
efficient earthing
connection which complies
with
the
provisions
of
current regulations and the law.
.
there is easy
access to the
socket
or
the
omnipolar
circuit-breaker once the cooker has been installed.
N.B.:
do
not use reducers,
adapters or shunts as
these
could cause heating or burning.
Connection
n'
2
Disposing of the
plug.
WARNING: THIS
APPLIANCE MUST BE EARTHED.
Ensure
that
befrrre
disposing of the
plug
itsell
you
make
lhe
pins
unusable so thai
it
cannot be accidentally inserted
into a
socket.
Instructions
br connecting cable to an alter-
native
plug:
lmportant: the
wires
in
the mains lead are
coloured
in
accordance with
the
following
code:
Green & Yellow
Blue
Brown
-Earlfl
-Ncutral
-Llv6
lf the
colours of the wires in the mains
lead do
correspond with
the coloured markings identifying
terminals in
your plug, proceed
as follows.
Connect Green &Yellow wire to terminal marked
"E"
or
+
or coloured Green or Grgen
&
Yellow.
Connect Brown
wire to
terminal
marked
"L'or
coloured
Red. Connect Blue
wire to
terminal marked
"N'or
coloured
Black.
lf a 13 amp
plug (BS
1363)
is
used it must be fitted
with a
13 amp
fuse.
in the
plug
or adaptor or
at the distribution
board.lf
you
are in
any doubt about
the electrical supply
to
your
machine,
consult
a
qualified
electrician
before use.
not
Ine
