Smalvic FI-95 E - Oven Electrical Connection and Earthing; Power Supply Cable Handling

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ELECTRIC CONNECTION OF THE OVEN
Make sure that the electric current has been removed before connecting the oven
to the electric mains.
Attention: During the electrical connection ensure the flexible cable is not
damaged. If it is not intact, to avoid any risk, it must be completely replaced with a
cable having the same characteristics and only by qualified and skilled staff.
The oven requires single-phase alternate current 220-230-240 V~ 50-60 Hz, using
flexible cable. Ensure the household power supply can support the electric load of
the device. (see serial plate). The electric safety of this appliance is only assured if
the same is correctly connected to a system having efficient earth connection,
according to the legal standards in force.
In case of permanent connection to the electric mains, apply a bipolar switch
dimensioned to the corresponding charge, with an opening for every contact of at least 3
mm.
In models where present, the flexible cable is supplied without plug. The plug to be
used must be suitable for the electric load of the product and must comply with
the current regulations.
The installer must ascertain that the section of the socket cables is suitable to the
power absorbed by the oven, as indicated in the serial plate.
The connection socket must be easily accessible. Disconnection of the appliance
from the electrical supply must be permitted after installation is performed.
ASSEMBLY/REPLACEMENT OF THE POWER SUPPLY CABLE
If the supply cord is damaged, it must be replaced by the manufacturer, its service
agent or similarly qualified persons in order to avoid a hazard.
The electric cable must be kept secured to the terminal box by means of a cable fix
so that it cannot come out. Connect the line cable to terminal L the neutral cable
to terminal N and the yellow/green cable to the earth terminal . The
yellow/green cable must be longer than the other two by at least 20 mm.
Be careful that the electric cable does not pass near or comes into contact with the
surfaces that reach temperatures above 75°C.