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• The appliance is designed for a power
supply of 220-240 V~. If your supply is
different, contact the authorized service
personnel or qualified electrician.
• The power cable (H05VV-F) must be of
sufficent length to be connected to the
appliance.
• The fused switch must be easily
accessible once the appliance has been
installed.
• Ensure all connections are adequately
tightened.
• Fix the supply cable in the cable clamp
and then close the cover.
• The terminal box connection is placed
on the terminal box.
Brown
Yellow+Green
Blue
2.6. Anti-tilting kit
Anti-tilting
Bracket
(x1) (will be
attached to the
wall)
Dowel (x1)
Screw (x1)
1 2
3
The document bag contains an anti-tilting
kit. Loosely attach the anti-tilting bracket (1)
to the wall using the screw (2) and dowel
(3), following the measurements shown in
the figure and table below. Adjust the height
of the anti-tilting bracket so that it lines up
with the slot on the cooker and tighten the
screw. Push the appliance towards the wall
making sure that the anti-tilting bracket is
inserted into the slot on the appliance.
A
B
Anti-
tilting
bracket
Wall
Product Dimensions
(Width X Depth X Height) (Cm)
A (mm) B (mm)
60x60x90 (Double Oven) 297.5 52
50x60x90 (Double Oven) 247.5 52
90x60x85 430 107
60x60x90 309.5 112
60x60x85 309.5 64
50x60x90 247.5 112
50x60x85 247.5 64
50x50x90 247.5 112
50x50x85 247.5 64
2.7. Adjusting the feet
The appliance is supplied with 4 adjustable
feet. Attach the feet to the bottom panel
support by rotating clockwise as shown in
the figure.
For safe operation, it is important that your
appliance is safe and balanced. Make sure
the appliance is level prior to cooking.To
increase the height of the appliance, turn
the inner part of the feet anti-clockwise. To
decrease the height of the appliance, turn
the inner part of the feet clockwise.
It is possible to raise the height of the
appliance 50 mm by adjusting the feet. The
appliance is heavy and we recommend that
a minimum of 2 people lift it. Never drag the
appliance.
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