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Electrical Requirements for Brazil Only
Residence mains:
The mains wires must be of copper
with a minimum cross-section per ABNT
(NBR-5410.)
To protect this appliance and the mains
against over loading, this appliance must
be connected to a circuit that is protected
with a thermo-magnetic circuit breaker.
If the household circuit does not include
a circuit breaker, contact an electrician
to have one installed.
Electric outlet:
For your safety and to avoid damage
to your product, it is very important
that your product is earthed correctly.
Your appliance power cord features a
3-pin-shaped hexagon-shaped plug,
10A, per ABNT (NBR 14136).
Your residence electrical installation
must have a suitable electric outlet
for this type of plug. If not, it is your
responsibility to have one installed
by a qualified electrician.
Use appropriate outlet type for your
appliance plug, as shown below:
Before operating
this appliance, make
sure the main voltage
at the installation site
is the same as indicated
on product technical
data label.
This information is also included on the
label attached to your appliance’s cord
near the plug.
IMPORTANT:
• If it is necessary to convert your 127V
appliance to 220V, use a 1.0 KVA stabiliser.
• If it is necessary to convert your 220V
appliance to 127V, use a 1.0 KVA stabiliser.
• Never plug your
appliance into
multi-plug adapters
with another
appliance in the
same socket. Do
not use an extension
cord. This type of connection may cause
electrical overload in the mains, and can
damage the appliance and could cause
a fire. The appliance should be plugged
into its own outlet.
• In case of oscillation in mains voltage,
install an automatic voltage stabiliser with
minimum rating of 2000 Watts between
the appliance and the socket.
• If the cord of this appliance is damaged,
it must be replaced. Contact your nearest
authorized KitchenAid Customer Care
Center.
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