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5.2.2 – UNPACKING PROCEDURE
All the handling and unpacking operations must be carried out with extreme care, making sure
that all personnel is strictly at a safety distance and that no-one stands under suspended loads,
be they still or in motion.
To unpack the appliance simply remove the cardboard. Then remove the appliance from the pallet using a fork lift truck,
ensuring that the forks are inserted under the appliance.
AFTER INSTALLING THE APPLIANCE, WAIT AT LEAST TWO HOURS BEFORE TURNING IT ON.
5.3 – HANDLING THE APPLIANCE
5.3.1 – MEANS REQUIRED
See paragraph 5.2.1.
The use of unsuitable equipment can cause accidents to those involved in the operation and/or
damage to the appliance.
The manufacturer declines all responsibility for improper non-compliant use of equipment for
lifting, transport and handling.
5.3.2 – HANDLING THE UNPACKED APPLIANCE
All the handling and unpacking operations must be carried out with extreme care, making sure
that all personnel is strictly at a safety distance and that no-one stands under suspended loads,
be they still or in motion.
To move the appliance on wheels, release the brakes on the wheels and push, taking care to block the brakes again
when the appliance is in its permanent position.
To move the appliance on feet, lift them with a suitable fork-lift truck; the forks should be placed under the appliance,
taking care not to damage the two water tray runners.
5.4 – APPLIANCE ASSEMBLY
The cabinet is delivered to the customer assembled in all its parts.
Remove the water tray from the chamber and place it in position along the runners placed under the appliance between
the feet.
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