Safety instructions for the kitchen furniture fitter
Veneers, adhesives or plastic coverings of adjacent furniture must be temperature-
resistant (min. 75°C). If the veneers and coverings are not sufficiently temperature-
resistant, they may deform.
The use of solid wood wall end strips on the worktop behind the hob is permitted,
provided that the minimum distances are observed in accordance with the
installation sketches.
The minimum distances of t
he recess cut-outs to the rear according to the
installation sketch must be observed.
For installation directly next to a tall cabinet, a safety distance of at least 50 mm
must be maintained. The side surface of the tall cabinet must be covered with heat-
resistant material. For technical reasons, however, the distance should be at least
300 mm.
The packaging materials (plastic foils, polystyrene, nails, etc.) must be taken out of
the
reach of children, as these parts represent possible sources of danger. Small
parts could be swallowed and foils pose a suffocation hazard.
Ventilation
The induction hob has a fan that automatically switches on and off. If the
temperature values of the electronics exceed a certain threshold, the fan starts at a
low speed. If the induction hob is used intensively, the fan switches to a higher
speed. If the electronics have cooled do
wn sufficiently, the fan reduces its speed
and switches off again automatically.
The distance between the induction hob and kitchen furniture or built-in appliances
must be chosen so that sufficient ventilation of the induction is guaranteed.
To ventilate the hob
electronics, open the rear
wall of the base cabinet in
the area of the hob. The
front crossbar of the base
cabinet must be removed
over the entire width of
the hob.
In addition, an
air gap of at
least 5 mm at the front
below the worktop is
mandatory.
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