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Boretti is not liable for damage to persons or
objects as a result of non–compliance or partial
compliance with the instructions listed above, or
as a result of modifications made to the range
cooker.
Caution: All range cookers are factory delivered
with a mono–phase connection in the connection
block at the back of the range cooker. If connec-
tion is made to multiple phases, you must comply
with (local) codes and ordinances.
Gas Connection
The connection with a rubber tube that complies
with applicable regulations must be made in such
a way that the length of the tube is not more than
1.5 meters; make sure the tube does not touch
moving parts, or has a kink. Before using the
range cooker, always check whether the following
requirements have been met:
– it must be possible to inspect the supply line
along its entire length (max. 1.5 m).
– the supply line must not be subject to tensile
forces or make sharp turns.
– the supply line must not touch sharp objects
or corners.
– the supply line must not touch walls heated to
more than 50°C at any point.
Caution:
After connecting your Boretti, use soap
suds to check for leaks. Never do this with a
flame.
Caution:
A gas tube has a limited lifespan. Make
sure you replace it with a new one in a timely fa-
shion.
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Boretti recommends connecting your range coo-
ker with a flexible metal GIVEG tube which can be
purchased from Boretti. The maximum length of
these tubes is 1 meter and they have an unlimited
lifespan.
Caution:
If your Boretti is connected to mains gas
using a fixed (copper) line, you must always use a
fiber gasket (Figure 1).
Caution:
For range cookers placed in Belgium the
optional Boretti gas line cannot be used. In Bel-
gium it is mandatory to use a BVG approved gas
line.
Figure 1
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