Mychef iCOOK - Information on Disposal in Spain; Information on Disposal in the European Union; Preventive Maintenance

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necessary to adopt all the necessary management measures to reduce the negative impact
on the environment and make a more efficient use of resources, adhering to the principles
of prevention and preparation for reuse, recycling and recovery. It is recalled that the
improper or incorrect disposal of the product entails the application of the sanctions
provided by current legislation.
8.3.1. Information on disposal in Spain
In Spain WEEE devices must be delivered:
• In municipal cleaning points.
8.3.2. Information on Disposal in the European Union
The Community Directive on WEEE equipment has been incorporated differently in each
country of the European Union, so in the case of disposal of the equipment, we recommend
that you inform the local authorities or your distributor about the method of correct disposal
of our ovens.
8.4. Preventive maintenance
Mychef ovens are designed for intensive and long-lasting operation. For this to happen, in
addition to regular cleaning tasks, preventive maintenance must be carried out. This
preventive maintenance is specifically designed to prolong the life of your Mychef oven,
minimize energy and water usage, and ensure excellent cooking quality without
interruption.
This maintenance program is segmented into four types of service, A, B, C and D, which
must be carried out approximately every year or 2,000 working hours, whichever comes
first. For Mychef iCOOK models, the integrated software will automatically notify you of the
periodic reviews to be carried out, indicating in detail the components to be inspected or
replaced.
These periodic reviews must be carried out every 2,000 hours of work or
every year, whichever comes first.
These periodic checks must be carried out by an authorized technical service.
The following table shows the operations to be performed on Mychef ovens at each of the
revisions. The table is circular, and from 20.000h of use or 10 years would start counting
again on the left of the table. That is to say, at 22.000h it would correspond to revision A of
2.000h.