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fluid, which can be recovered and reused, and that the
appliance components are special waste which may be
treated in the same way as municipal waste.
THE APPLIANCE MUST BE DISMANTLED BY SKILLED
PERSONNEL.
7. INSTALLATION
This section contains information intended for skilled
technical staff.
8.1 TRANSPORTING AND HANDLING THE PRODUCT
The appliance is of compact size, but this does not mean
that it can be carried around by hand.
It must be lifted using a fork-lift truck or pallet trolley, taking
great care to balance the weight.
The packaging normally consists of cardboard on a pallet,
and for greater safety during transport and handling the
pallet is secured to the bottom of the cabinet using
brackets, or held in place with tapes.
The warning symbols indicating the precautions which must
be taken to prevent damage during loading and unloading,
transport and storage are printed on the packaging.
SYMBOLS USED ON OUR PACKAGING (UNI 6720-70):
THIS SIDE UP FRAGILE KEEP DRY
load and unload with care
The packaging may be kept and used again for any
reinstallation.
Users must always dispose of packaging materials in
accordance with the regulations in force in their countries.
Stacking limits
The stacking limit storage is 2 appliances; appliances
cannot be stacked during transport.
SINCE THE APPLIANCE’S CENTRE OF GRAVITY DOES
NOT LIE IN ITS GEOMETRICAL CENTRE, TAKE CARE
THAT IT DOES NOT TIP WHEN HANDLING.
7.2 INSTALLATION PROCEDURES
Unpack the appliance immediately on receipt to check that
no pieces have been lost or damaged in transit.
Inform the carrier of any damage at once. No damaged
appliances must be returned to the manufacturer without
prior written authorization.
How to unpack the appliance:
- Remove the cardboard packaging by lifting it away
removing the staples from the top and detaching the glued
side flap. Never cut the board with sharp blades which
might damage the steel.
- Remove the various protective materials.
- Put the appliance on the floor and move it with suitable
tools.
WHEN HANDLING, NEVER PUSH OR DRAG THE
APPLIANCE AS IT MIGHT TIP UP, OR SOME
PARTS (SUCH AS THE FEET) MIGHT BE
DAMAGED. NEVER TILT THE APPLIANCE AWAY
FROM THE DOOR SIDE.
After positioning the appliance, remove the wooden base
as follows: use the pallet trolley to keep the appliance a
few centimetres above the ground.
Use a hammer and chisel to remove the bottom boards,
taking care not to damage the feet or wheels.
Return to the group and remove the remaining blocks
of wood. Finally, remove the brackets which fix the
wooden base to the feet support plates.
During these operations, remember that the wooden staples
which hold the blocks of wood together are sharp and may
cause injury.
Level the appliance by screwing in or backing off the levelling
feet, taking care to set it perfectly horizontal.
Finally, gently remove the PVC from all sides.
Positioning
Position the appliance in a well ventilated place, away from
sources of heat.
Remember to leave the minimum spaces required for
operation and maintenance.
Wheeled cabinets
Cabinets on wheels cannot be levelled, so take care that the
installation surface is perfectly horizontal and flat.
BLOCK ALWAYS THE WHEELS AFTER
POSITIONING THE APPLIANCE.
WHEN HANDLING, NEVER PUSH THE
APPLIANCE TOO HARD OR DRAG IT AS MIGHT
TIP UP OR BE DAMAGED.
IF THE APPLIANCE IS ON WHEELS, LOOK OUT
FOR ANY ROUGH AREAS ON THE FLOOR.
NEVER TILT THE APPLIANCE AWAY FROM THE
DOOR SIDE.
THE EQUIPMENT HAS NOT BEEN CONCEIVED
TO BE PLACED IN AN ENVIROMENT WITH
EXPLOSION HAZARDS.
7.3 CONNECTION
Before making the connection to the mains electricty
supply, ensure that the mains voltage and frequency are
as indicated on the appliance nameplate. A variation of
+/-10% on the rated voltage is permitted.
The appliance must be connected to an efficient earth
socket.
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