75
If the Gas type configuration is changed, replace
this wording, using the adhesive labels supplied by
the manufacturer.
1.12
SPARE PARTS
Use only original spare parts.
Do not wait until components are worn out before replacing them.
Replacing a worn component before breakage helps to prevent injuries deriving from accidents caused by
unexpected component breakage, which could provoke serious damage to persons or property.
Perform the periodical maintenance controls as indicated in the chapter "MAINTENANCE AND
CLEANING".
1.13
IDENTIFICATION PLATE
The plate on the equipment contains all relevant data, including Manufacturer data, the
serial number
and the
CE
conformity to type marking.
The
CE
marking is issued by a notified body following certification tests and the surveillance activities for the
product as foreseen by the regulation.
The plate also contains the data with
the gas setup, the European countries where it is sold with the relative
categories and nominal pressures.
The following plate is also located on the appliance, which contains the main safety warnings.
EN
The appliance must be connected according to the current regulations and only used in well
ventilated rooms. Pay particular attention to the user and maintenance instructions before
operating it.
!
The plates must never be removed (the setup can be updated if converted to another gas type)
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