Panasonic HL-SF498S Operating Instructions Manual page 100

Installing the Appliance
Installation
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Veneer or other finish of the furniture
the appliance is being built into
should be processed with heat-
resistant glue (100 °C); otherwise,
high temperatures may cause them
to deform.
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There must be no rear wall fitted to
appliance housing.
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There must be a gap of at least
45 mm between the wall and the
back of the unit to enable adequate
air circulation.
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The fitted cabinet must have a
ventilation opening of 50 cm
the front. To achieve this, cut back
the plinth or fit a ventilation grille.
Ventilation slots and intakes must
not be covered.
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Level the piece of furniture the
appliance will be built into. See
page 98 for diagram.
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The piece of kitchen furniture the
appliance is built into must be
secured against movement, e.g.
Attached to the adjacent pieces of
kitchen furniture.
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Align the appliance flush with the
units and screw it in place.
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When attaching the appliance, make
sure the screws are not fastened
too strongly as this may damage the
furniture.
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The ventilation slots and air intake
points must not be covered. To
ensure that they remain uncovered
also observe the Installation
Instructions of any appliance
installed with this oven.
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Note
§ Ensure that the connector lead
does not become trapped or bent.
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After installation the connector lead
must not be in contact with the back
or the base of the appliance.
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