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7. A fused isolator control which isolates all poles and has a
minimum contact clearance of 3mm, must be fitted in the
electrical supply close to each unit for use in emergency
and to facilitate servicing.
8. If the electrical supply cable is damaged, it must be
replaced by a qualified electrician using 3 core, 2.5mm2
cable to the HO5-RNF specification or higher.
9. The normal leakage current for this appliance is not
greater than 5mA.
10.It is recommended that a residual current device to
BS4293 standard is used on each power supply.
11.In the event of a fault developing, it is essential that the
appliance is isolated from the mains electricity supply and
a competent person informed.
12.In the interest of safety and performance, regular
maintenance and servicing of the appliance is important.
To ensure that the appliance is in optimum condition,
periodical service and maintenance contracts can be
undertaken by the supplier. Equipment is inspected and
serviced by our engineers and, where necessary, faults are
rectified. Any replacement parts are quickly obtained and
fitted to bring the appliance into good working condition.
INSTALLATION
GENERAL
NOTE! It is necessary to employ a qualified electrical
engineer to install and service this appliance.
1. Remove all packaging from the applicance. Any
protective film on the stainless steel panels may be left on
until installation is completed. HOWEVER all protective
film MUST BE REMOVED before the appliance is
commissioned and used.
2. This appliance must be supported clear of any bench top
or shelf upon which it is to stand. A minimum of 50mm
(2”) is recommended. The use of the optional Bench
Stand is strongly urged.
3. Ensure that the area where the appliance is to stand is
leveled, and is capable to support the weight of the
appliance. If the support, or its surround, is made of
combustible material it is recommended that they shall be
clad with a suitable non-combustible heat insulating
material, and the local fire regulations must be observed.
4. Ensure that there is enough room at the front of the
appliance to accommodate the Toast Grid Handles and
the Brander Plate Drip Trough when fitted, and the Toast
Grid might be removed and handled safely.
5. This appliance should preferably be installed below the
hood of an extraction system incorporating filters.
Should the installation be required without a ventilation
hood then a minimum distance of 1000mm (3 feet) must
be allowed between the top of the appliance and any over
head shelf or ceiling. This
appliance may be fitted close to side walls if they are
made of a fire-proof material. A distance of 150mm must
be allowed between the rear of the appliance and a back
6. wall to enable the electrical cable entry. Where the walls
are made of a combustible material, then a minimum
distance of 150mm MUST be maintained between the
appliance and adjacent walls.
7. When installation is to be made using Wall Brackets,
refer to the enclosed diagram. Ensure that the wall is
capable of supporting and holding the Wall Bracket’s
fixings and the combined weight of the Brackets and
Grill. Measure and mark upon the wall the position of the
Bracket fixings. Drill suitable holes and apply the
selected fixings. Securely screw the Brackets in position.
Place the Grill in position upon the Brackets, aligning the
front of the appliance with the front edge of the projecting
Brackets. Fix the Grill
into position using the four screws provided by screwing
them into the four fixed nuts in the bottom front and rear
flanges of the appliance base.
ELECTRICAL CONNECTION
ENSURE THAT THE MAINS ISOLATING SWITCH
IN THE OFF POSITION.
TURN THE APPLIANCE CONTROL KNOB TO THE
OFF POSITION.
1. Remove the Outer Top Panel by sliding it towards the
front, and then lift it clear of the appliance.
2. Pull off the appliance Control Knob.
3. Remove the Control’s Fascia Panel by removing two
slotted head screws from below the lower front of the
Fascia and one slotted screw from the top of the fascia.
CAREFULLY place the Control’s Fascia aside so that no
undue strain is placed upon the Switch Wiring.
4. Remove the RH Outer Side Panel by unscrewing slotted
head screws from the rear (2), from the upper front (1),
and from below the lower side flanges (3). The Outer Side
may now be pulled clear of the appliance.
5. The appliance’s Mains Terminal Block is now exposed.
Pass the prepared mains cable through the strain relief
grommet in the lower Back Panel of the appliance and
route it through the eyelet fixed in the Terminal Block
Bracket. Make the connections.
LIVE = RED
EUTRAL = BLUE
EARTH = GREEN/YELLOW
With only a minimum “sag” on the Mains Cable within
the appliance, tighten up the Strain Relief Grommet in the
Rear Panel.
6. Refit the RH Outer Side Panel and the Control´s Fascia
Panel.
7. Refit the RH Outer Top Panel by positioning the keyhole
slots in the underside of the Outer Top above the four
pegs projecting from the Outer Side Panels. Fimly press
the Outer Top down, and then slide it towards the rear of
the appliance until the backs line up.