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DANGER! All electrical work that may be necessary must be carried
out by a qualified professional. Do not modify the energy supply. The
connection must be carried out in accordance with the current local and
legal regulations. RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK!
WARNING! The veneering of cabinets has to be fixed with a heat-
resistant glue, that is able to withstand a temperature of at least 100
0
C.
WARNING! Adjacent furniture or housing and all materials used for
installation must be able to resist a temperature of min. 85
0
C above the
ambient temperature of the room the appliance is installed in during
operation.
WARNING! While unpacking, the packaging materials (polythene
bags, polystyrene pieces, etc.) should be kept away from children and
pets. CHOKING HAZARD! RISK OF INJURY!
CAUTION! When installing the appliance ensure optimal heat
radiation to maintain the operating safety.
CAUTION! To avoid any damage, the sandwich layer and adhesive
must resist heat.
The customer is responsible for the installation. If the manufacturer´s help is
needed to repair any damage due to improper installation, this repair work is not
covered by the guarantee. Improper installation may cause serious personal
injuries and/or property damage. The manufacturer cannot be held liable for such
injuries or damages.
2.1 Unpacking and positioning
1. Unpack the appliance carefully. Dispose of the packaging as described in chapter
waste management.
2. Completely remove the transport-protection. Be very careful and do not use any
aggressive or abrasive detergents to remove residuals of the transport-protection.
3. Check that the appliance and the power cord are not visible damaged.
4. Install the appliance in a dry and well-ventilated place.
5. Do not install the appliance in a place where it may come in contact with water
or rain; otherwise the insulation of the electrical system will be damaged.
6. Install the appliance on a level, dry and solid floor. Check the correct installation
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