User manual for the STEAMBOX series self-cleaning rotisserie oven
3.2. Unpacking and handling
When unpacking your oven, do not pierce the bubble wrap packing with an object which
could damage any of the components.
The oven can be moved around flat surfaces using its castors.
If a forklift truck must be used to lift the oven, it must be passed under the roof of the oven,
once the FRONT and REAR windows have been kept open.
4. Installation and start-up
4.1. General instructions
The rotisserie oven must be installed (in terms of position and connection) by authorized
personnel with the necessary technical and professional skill to install the oven according
to the current standards in the country of use.
4.2. Installation
Unpack the rotisserie oven, cradles and accessories.
Install the rotisserie oven at a safe distance from any combustible material (wood, plastic,
etc.). In the event that they cannot be removed, they must be protected by insulation.
Important: Leave an air gap of at least 150mm behind and to the sides of the rotisserie
oven to ensure sufficient ventilation and protection for nearby equipment and walls, as well
as for the oven’s tempered glass windows.
4.3. Electrical connection
Check that the available voltage matches the characteristics listed on the information panel
at the bottom of the left side of the oven.
The oven must be connected to the power supply using a plug which must be earthed.
The connection must be made using a 400 V + N + T tri-phase plug. Check that there are
no errors in the connection (inversion of earth and neutral, for example).
Refer to the current electrical standards applicable in the country of use.
Important: The manufacturer may not be held responsible for any accidents following an
absent or faulty earth connection, or any other inappropriate installation.
Important: It is formally prohibited to place trays or any other object on top of the
rotisserie, or to obstruct the exhausts or ventilation zones in any way.