User manual SMEG SE035

[. . . ] pag. 4 4 3. INSTRUCTIONS FOR INSTALLER A. Cleaning and maintenance WHAT TO DO IF SOMETHING DOESN'T WORK TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE AND SPARE PARTS pag. IMPORTANT NOTES AND RULES FOR USE Although this new unit is easy to use, before installing and operating it, it is important to read this handbook carefully, as it gives information on safety in installation, use and maintenance. Keep the handbook in a good state for future reference. [. . . ] After removing the external pack and internal packaging on the mobile parts, check that the unit is complete. If you have any doubts, do not use the unit and contact your nearest Assistance Centre. The stainless steel parts are already fitted on the unit, protected with plastic film. This protective film must absolutely be removed before using the unit. To remove the film, you are advised to pierce it with a blade or sharp point at the edges. Keep all packaging material (cardboard, bags, polystyrene foam, staples. . . ) out of the reach of children, as it is a potential source of danger. To help safeguard the environment, all packaging materials used are ecological and recyclable: the wood is not chemically treated, the boxes are 80% to 100% recycled paper, the bags are polythene (PE), the straps polypropylene (PP) and the fillers are CFC­free polystyrene foam (PS). With treatment and recycling, the raw materials can be re-used and volumes of waste reduced. Take the packaging materials back to the dealer where you bought the unit so that they can be reused. If not, take the unit to a materials disposal centre, finding out the address from your local council. B. WARNINGS - Note that the adhesive used to stick the laminate to the cabinet must be able to resist temperatures of at least 90°C, otherwise the lining may come unstuck. - Note for the installer: the equipment is type X and the side walls, if any, must not be higher than the hob. Also, the rear wall and surfaces around the hob must be able to withstand an excess temperature of 75 K. 29 3. FITTING According to the type of hob, a hole must be cut in the top of the modular cabinet for fitting, as shown in fig. The hob has a special gasket to stop fluids leaking into the cabinet. To fit the gasket properly, keep strictly to the following instructions: - Screw the fasteners into their housings in the fitting hole with screws "G" (see fig. - Turn the hob upside down, peel the backing off the gasket strips, making sure the transparent protective film stays attached to the gasket. 7) correctly under the edge of the hob, so that the outer edge of the gasket mates perfectly with the outer edge of the hob. The ends of the strips must come together without overlapping. - Make sure the gasket sticks uniformly and firmly to the hob by pressing it down with your fingers. - Peel off the strip of protective paper from the gasket, position the hob in the hole made in the cabinet and secure it with screws "F" (see fig. ELECTRICAL CONNECTION In order to work, the unit must be connected to the corresponding oven, as shown in the table below. [. . . ] - Make sure that all the controls are switched off in the "0" position after use. - If ever you see a crack in a hotplate, disconnect the unit from the electricity mains immediately. FIG. TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE AND SPARE PARTS Before leaving the factory, this unit was tested and set by expert specialist personnel to give the best possible working results. Any subsequent repairs or settings that may be necessary must be done with the greatest care by qualified personnel. [. . . ]