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4. Fasten with the corresponding cable clamp;
5. Remount the panel "P" and secure with the fixing screws.
Terminal board type 1 – for electrical models
B
Terminal board type 2 – for gas models
B
IMPORTANT
The manufacturer declines any responsibility for
failure to comply with existing accident prevention
standards.
CAUTION
If the supply cord is damaged, it must be
replaced by the manufacturer, its service
agent or similarly qualified persons in
order to avoid a hazard.
E.6.2
Safety devices
The appliance is equipped with the following safety devices:
Protection fuse
• It is located behind the control panel (see electrical wiring
diagram). To replace:
1. unscrew the cap;
2. replace the blown fuse with another of the same rating.
The correct rating is indicated on the corresponding fuse
plate.
Oven chamber safety thermostat
• It is mounted behind the control panel (manual reset type).
The safety thermostat shuts off the power supply to the
convection heating system.
IMPORTANT
The thermostat must only be reset by qualified
technicians after first eliminating the cause of the
fault.
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Thermal cut-out inside fan motor
• If the fan motor overheats, the thermal cut-out trips and
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• Gas ovens are not suitable for marine environment.
• The gas connection fitting is yellow.
• Before installing, consult the gas company to check the
• Before connecting the appliance to the gas pipes, remove
• Fit a rapid gas shutoff tap in an easily accessible place
• Once the appliance has been installed, test for gas leaks at
• Do not modify the aeration supply necessary for
• Following connection to a different gas supply, carry out the
• For UK only: when the appliance operate with LPG, the
E.7.2
Refer to D.1 Technical data – Gas models for details about the
rated thermal power.
The rated thermal power is defined by the gas inlet pressure
and the diameter of the burner injectors.
The rated thermal power must always be tested by an
authorised installer or the local gas supplier when installing a
new appliance, converting an existing appliance to a different
gas supply or when servicing the appliance.
blows fuse "F1", causing the appliance to shut down (see
electrical wiring diagram).
1. Eliminate first the cause of the fault;
2. Replace fuse "F1" with another of the same rating;
To replace the fuse:
– open the control panel;
– unscrew the cap;
– replace the blown fuse with another of the same
rating.
The correct rating is indicated on the corresponding
fuse plate.
3. Reset the thermal cut-out.
NOTE!
Thermal cut resetting must only be done by
qualified technicians.
Gas connection (for Gas models)
General information
CAUTION
Make sure the appliance corresponds with
the gas supply to which it is connected. If
the appliance does not correspond with
the gas supply, convert following the
instructions given in E.7.4 Conversion to
different type of gas paragraph.
Make sure the appliance is suitable for the
type of gas available. Refer to the
dataplate.
Observe all local gas company regula-
tions! Connecting incorrectly may result in
burns.
compatibility between the supply capacity and estimated
consumption.
the plastic protection cap from the gas connection on the
appliance.
ahead of the appliance.
the connection points using a soapy water solution.
combustion.
operation test described in E.7.12 Before completing the
installation operations paragraph.
addition of an OPSO (Over Pressure Shut-off) valve is
recommended upstream of the appliance.
Rated thermal power
IMPORTANT
Do not readjust the rated thermal power after this
check.
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