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quired and then secure the built-in switchbox from the rear to the
front of the cabinet.
Clean the working surface thoroughly in the cut-out and in the rebate.
6.
The enclosed rubber tape (3x10x2400 mm) must be attached to the
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cut-out supporting surface (to soften blows and prevent silicone joint
sealing compound running under the grill plate under all circumstances
when pointing).
Important: If not fitted correctly, removal would be made more diffi-
cult for servicing. The grill plate and working surface could be damaged
in this way.
Place grill plate carefully in cut-out and align so that the joint is the
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same size on all sides. The grill plate is not fastened!
Warning: A recess base which can be dismantled must be fitted as con-
tact protection under the grill plate/built-in switchbox.
Clean grill plate and working surface in area of joint (e.g. with isopropyl
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alcohol and fluff-free cloth) and fill the joint with a heat-resistant (at
least 160 °C) silicone joint sealing compound.
Note: Since the grill plate and working surface cut-out are subject to a
certain dimensional tolerance, the width of the joint can vary (min.
2 mm).
Removing the grill plate
1. Remove power supply from built-in switchbox/grill plate.
2. Cut open the silicone joint sealing compound provided by the client
with a suitable knife along the edge of the grill plate to the full depth
of the joint. Raise the grill plate carefully from below to the lower
construction shell with a screwdriver.
3. For a new fitting it must be ensured that the old silicone compound
and the rubber tape are cleanly removed completely and a new rubber
tape fitted for softening blows (available from spare-parts sales,
3x10x2400 mm). Re-fitting is performed according to the fitting/instal-
lation text.
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