CONNECTION
At the bottom of the oven surround you
will find a rating plate specifying the gas
used for calibration. If you are using
exactly the same type of gas, carefully
follow the connection instructions. If not,
the oven must be adapted to the type of
gas available before following the
connection instructions.
Connection instructions
The appliance must be connected to the
gas supply by means of a rigid metal pipe
or a metal hose in compliance with the
regulations in force in the country.
The connection between the gas ramp
coupling and the pipe must be made as
follows:
1. tapered fitting (ISOR7) with seal on
thread plus addition of suitable
sealing agent;
2. by fitting an approved sealing gasket
(aluminium, copper, rubber) in-
between (ISO 228-1).
WARNING: application of a rubber hose
to the hose fitting is not allowed
because it cannot be inspected.
The appliance is supplied with cable
without plug. A standardised plug must be
used bearing in mind that:
- yellow - green = earth
- blue = neutral
- brown = phase
Caution: once you have finished the
operation,
check that there are no gas
leaks by testing with soapy water or
equivalent. DO NOT USE FLAMES TO
TEST FOR GAS LEAKS.
ELECTRICAL CONNECTION
Before connecting the appliance to the
mains, ensure that:
The voltage corresponds to the
voltage specified on the rating plate
at the bottom of the surround.
The overload cut-off device and the
domestic system can withstand the
load of the appliance (see rating
plate).
The power supply system is provided
with an efficient earth connection
and that the socket or omnipolar
switch, with minimum contact
opening of 3mm., is easily accessible
once the appliance has been
installed.
If the plug is not easily accessible, the
installation personnel must provide
an omnipolar switch with contact
opening distance equal to or greater
than 3 mm.
The power supply cable must be
positioned so that it does not at any point
exceed the ambient temperature by 50°C.
RAMP GASKET
HOSE
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