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Checks before purchasing
D Inform the owner about the necessary electrical
arrangements (activities to be carried out by a
qualied electrician)
√For a correct connection Fig. 2:
•provide sockets connecting to the electrical net-
work near the oven. If the oven has a double chamber,
there must be two connecting sockets.
The “Technical data” section from page
6
con-
tains all the electrical data as well as the positions
of the supply cable and equipotential terminal.
•use a connection cable A
and a plug
B: ap-
pliances are supplied without either power cable or
plug: they must both be fitted by qualified personnel.
The cable must be only of the type stated and the
plug fitted to it must be suitable for the consumption
and connection of the oven to the electrical mains.
•check that the systems in the room comply with
the legal provisions in force in the country of
use and meet the specifications on the serial number
plate. For a correct electrical connection, the appliance
must:
•be included in an equipotential system in
compliance with the legislation in force. This
connection must be made between the various
devices with the terminal marked with the
equipotential symbol . The cable must have a
maximum cross-section of 10 mm2 (in compliance
with IEC EN 60335-2-42:2003-09) and must be
yellow-green;
•must be grounded to the mains (green-yellow
wire);
•must be connected to a thermal dierential
switch in compliance with the regulations in force
(0.03A A type);
•must be connected to an omnipolar circuit
breaker allowing complete disconnection in
overvoltage III category conditions.
•it is possible to maintain a minimum distance between
the oven and the walls, other equipment, objects
and combustible materials Fig. 3 In
the event of
proximity to hot or cold appliances, keep a distance of
500 mm [19.7 in.].
It is absolutely necessary to comply with the
minimum stated safety distances. The distances
must be increased in case of objects in heat-
sensitive materials.
•there is an evacuation ue for the exclusive use of
the equipment, which complies with current regula-
tions and which has a diameter that allows the pas-
sage of an evacuation tube of ø150 mm [Ø 5.91 in.]
The oven is equipped with a smoke outlet
located at the top for the evacuation of the
vapours from the cooking chamber (you can
find its exact position in the "Technical data" section
starting on page 6).
This steam, together with the one from the door during
the work phases, must be conveyed outside in one of
the following ways:
A
through a hood supplied by the Manufacturer
that ensures perfect compatibility with the oven.
For correct assembly and fixing to the oven, see the
sheet attached to it; the evacuation flue must be
for the exclusive use of the appliance, comply with
current regulations and have a diameter that allows
the passage of a
ø150 mm [Ø 5.91 in.]
evacuation
pipe which corresponds to the diameter of the tube
to be fitted on the hood (not supplied).
Bthrough a hood belonging to the user, of suitable
capacity, placed at about 300 mm [Ø 11.81 in.]
from the oven;
C
through an adequate extraction system
supplied by the user connected to the oven flue:
in this case a draught switch must be installed
between the extractor and the oven chimney (the
extractor, switch and tube are not supplied by the
Manufacturer). In this type of installation, the fumes
resulting from the opening of the door will not be
extracted.
C
Survey the installation room to make sure it is
adequate.
√Make sure that Fig. 2
•the oor of the installation room is reproof,
perfectly level and capable of withstanding the
weight of the appliance;
Model single double Model single double
TP435 122 kg
[268,9 lb]
209 kg
[460,7 lb] TP635L 159 kg
[350,5 lb]
278 kg
[612,8 lb]
TP635 160 kg
[352,6 lb]
271 kg
[597,4 lb] TP935 207 kg
[456,3 lb]
385 kg
[848,7 lb]
•The oven must be placed on a base, built by the
Manufacturer or by yourself that:
•is flame and heat resistant;
•is perfectly stable and level;
•withstands the weight of the appliance.
•the installation room:
•is dedicated and suitable to cooking food;
•has adequate air ventilation;
•contains no flammable or explosive elements;
•complies with the current regulations on health
and safety and systems in the workplace;
•is protected from the weather;
•has a maximum temperature of between +5° (41°F)
and +35°C (95°F);
•has a maximum humidity of 70%.
•the appliance passes through the doorways easily.
When choosing the positioning room, take into
account that the appliance must be easy to
move for any extraordinary maintenance: be
careful that any brickwork after installation (e.g.: wall
construction, replacement of a door with a narrower one,
renovations, etc.) do not hamper movements.
•there are NO other sources of heat (i.e. grills, fryers,
etc.), highly flammable substances or fuels (i.e.
gasoline, petrol, bottles of alcohol, etc...) in the vicinity
of the appliance.
•there is adequate ventilation according to the
regulations in force in the Country of installation. If
this is not the case, a ø140 mm air intake is mandatory,
communicating with the outside or a ventilated room
(i.e. storeroom, attic, garage, basement).