This document outlines the installation and usage instructions for a built-in appliance, likely an oven or similar kitchen unit, designed for domestic use. The manual provides detailed guidance for preparing the kitchen cabinet, connecting the appliance to the power supply, and securely fixing it in place. It also includes important safety warnings and maintenance tips.
Function Description:
The appliance is designed for integration into kitchen cabinetry, offering a seamless look within the kitchen environment. Its primary function is to provide a cooking or heating capability, although the specific cooking functions (e.g., baking, roasting) are not detailed in this general installation guide. The unit is intended for use at altitudes up to 2000 meters above sea level. Proper ventilation is crucial for its operation, with specific clearance requirements depending on whether it's installed under a worktop, in a corner, or in a tall cabinet. The appliance is supplied with a plug and a power cable, indicating it's ready for direct connection to a suitable electrical outlet.
Important Technical Specifications:
- Altitude: Designed for use up to a maximum height of 2000 meters above sea level.
- Worktop Thickness (for induction hobs): If installed under an induction hob, the worktop thickness must be a minimum of 50 mm.
- Cabinet Heat Resistance: Built-in units must be heat-resistant up to 90 °C, and adjacent cabinet fronts up to 70 °C. This ensures the longevity and safety of the surrounding furniture.
- Ventilation Clearances:
- Under worktop: A 20 mm gap between the intermediate floor and the wall is required.
- Tall unit: A 45 mm gap between all intermediate floors and the wall is required.
- Between appliance and adjacent cabinets: A 5 mm air gap is necessary.
- Electrical Connection: The appliance requires a protective contact socket, correctly installed according to regulations. If the plug is not accessible after installation, an all-pole disconnection switch with a contact gap of at least 3 mm must be present on the installation side. Fuse protection must correspond to the power rating specified on the appliance's rating plate and local regulations.
- Dimensions (implied from diagrams): The diagrams show a width of 560 +8 mm for the cabinet opening, a height of 550 min. for the appliance, and a depth of 450 +2 mm. The overall width of the appliance appears to be 594 mm, with a height of 550 mm and a depth of 450 mm.
Usage Features:
- Built-in Design: The appliance is specifically designed for integration into kitchen furniture, providing a clean and modern aesthetic.
- Accessibility of Accessories: When installed in a tall unit, it should be fitted at a height that allows accessories to be easily removed, enhancing user convenience.
- Compatibility: The appliance can be installed above a ventilated oven from the same manufacturer or above a cooling unit, offering flexibility in kitchen design.
- Safety during Operation: The manual emphasizes the importance of proper installation to ensure safe operation. It warns against opening the appliance door if it's standing on a flat surface to prevent damage.
- Door Handle: The door handle should not be used for carrying or installing the appliance, indicating it's not designed for structural support during transport.
Maintenance Features:
- Pre-Installation Checks: Users are advised to check the appliance for transportation damage before installation and to remove all packaging materials and adhesive films from the cooking compartment and door before first use.
- Electrical Safety: All installation work must be performed with the appliance disconnected from the power supply. This is a critical safety measure.
- Cleaning: While not explicitly detailed, the removal of shavings during cabinet preparation is highlighted to prevent interference with electrical components, suggesting that cleanliness around the unit is important for proper functioning.
- Cable Replacement: In case of a faulty power cable, it must only be replaced by a special replacement cable obtained from the manufacturer or authorized after-sales service, ensuring safety and compatibility.
- Removal for Service: Instructions for removing the appliance are provided, including disconnecting power, loosening screws, and carefully pulling the unit out. This facilitates potential servicing or replacement.
- Protection Against Overheating: A warning is given against installing the appliance behind a decorative panel, as this could lead to overheating, implying that maintaining proper airflow is essential for the appliance's longevity and safety.
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