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Installation
General
When the appliance does not have a
connecting cable and plug, then it may be
connected to the mains only by an approved
installer.
Please note:
The power rating and required mains voltage
are shown on the rating plate at the back of
the oven. Connection should take place
according to national and local regulations.
After installation the wall socket and plug
must be accessible at all times.
To connect the appliance a fixed connection
has to be made. The wire which is coloured
green and yellow must be connected to the
terminal which is marked by the letter E or the
earth symbol or which is coloured green,
or green and yellow. The wire which is
coloured blue must be connected to the
terminal which is marked by the letter N or
which is coloured black. The wire which is
coloured brown must be connected to the
terminal which is marked by the letter L or
which is coloured red. If the input of the
appliance exceeds 3 kW, the appliance has to
be connected to an outlet with a rated current
exceeding 13 Amp.
Electrical connection
230 V -50 Hz
■ The appliance should always be earthed.
Uase good quality cable for connecting e.g.
H05RRF, 1,5 or 2,5 mm
2
, with 3 or 5 cores,
depending on the regulations.
With following colour code:
brown = phase L
blue = phase N
green/yellow = earth ( )
black = neutral or phase
Depending upon the wiring diagram, you
can use the black cores for neutral or a
phase.
The cable must have a plug suitable for a
nominal load of at least 15 A.
If you want to make a fixed connection,
ensure that a multi-pole switch with a
distance between contacts of 3 mm is
installed in the supply cable.
Wiring diagrams
■ There is a label showing the wiring
diagrams on the underside of the appliance.
Supply terminals
■ The terminal block is at the back on the
right, on top of the oven casing. You can
reach the terminals after removing the
terminal block cover.
You can make the cross connections
needed using the jumpers on the terminal
block. Do not forget to secure the cable
with the cable clamp.
