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4. HANDLING AND TRANSPORT
The appliance is supplied complete with all its parts in a special closed packaging that is fixed with straps to a
wooden platform (pallet).
The oven must be unloaded and handled by a qualified forklift operator.
To transport the oven to the installation site, use a wheeled
trolley with a suitable capacity.
When lifting, avoid tearing the packaging or sudden
movements.
Make sure that the lifting equipment has a load-bearing
capacity greater than the weight of the load to be lifted.
The lifting equipment operator will be fully responsible for
lifting the loads.
The oven must be installed by qualified personnel in
accordance with the local, national and European
regulations.
Make sure that the oven’s support surface has an adequate
load-bearing capacity and is level.
After the oven has been removed from its special packaging, position it where desired whilst taking into account
the minimum safety distances from walls and/or other appliances.
Keep a distance of at least
25 cm
between the oven and the room’s side walls, an
d where possible, leave at
least
50 cm
on the right side so that the electrical system can easily be accessed for maintenance and/or repairs.
Leave a gap of at least
50 cm
from the back wall.
m
Make sure that children do not play with the packaging components (e.g. film and
polystyrene).
Suffocation hazard!
5. PREPARING THE INSTALLATION SITE
5.1 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
!
Any works carried out in the location of the appliance, is and remains the responsibility of the
user. The latter is also responsible for carrying out checks on the proposed installation solutions.
The user must comply with all local, national and European safety regulations.
The appliance must be installed on floors with an adequate load-bearing capacity.
The appliance’s assembly and
disassembly instructions are reserved for specialised technicians only.
We recommend that users always contact our support service for any requests they may have for the qualified
technicians.
Before starting the appliance’s assembly or disassembly procedu
re, the installer must comply with the safety
precautions required by law, and the following in particular:
He/she must not operate in adverse conditions;
The installer must operate in perfect psychophysical conditions and must check that the individual and
personal safety devices are intact and fully functional;
He/she must wear safety gloves;
He/she must wear safety shoes;
He/she must use electrically-insulated tools;
He/she must make sure that there are no obstacles in the assembly/disassembly area.
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