Candy FDP 299 NX - Manual (Page 10)

INSTALLATION: “ELECTRICAL CONNECTION”
The mains electricity supply connected to the appliance should comply with the norms in
force in the country of installation.
Candy declines all responsibility for any damage that may be caused by unsuitable or
unreasonable use.
Warning:
• Always check before any electrical operation, the supply voltage shown on the electricity
meter, the adjustment of the circuit-breaker, the continuity of the connection to earth of
the installation and that the fuse is suitable.
• The electrical connection to the installation should be made via a socket with a plug with
earth, or via an omnipole cut-out switch with an opening gap of at least 3 mm.
• The yellow/green wire of the power supply cable must be connected to the earth of both
power supply and appliance terminals.
• Candy cannot be held responsible for any accidents resulting from the use of an appliance
which is not connected to earth, or with a faulty earth connection continuity.
• Any queries regarding the power supply cord should be referred to After Sales Service
or a qualified technician.
• The yellow-green earthing cable must not be governed by the ON/OFF switch. The socket
or the ON/OFF switch used for connecting to the power supply must be easily accessible
when the oven has been installed.
• Important: During installation, position the power cable in such a way that it will not
subjected to temperatures of above 50°C at any point.
• The cabling and wiring system must be able to bear the maximum electric power required
by the oven. This is indicated on the specifications plate.
If you are in any doubt at all, use the services of a professionally qualified person.
• WARNING: the voltage and the supply frequency are showed on the rating plate
IMPORTANT
If the oven is to work properly, the kitchen housing must be suitable.
The panels of the kitchen unit that are next to the oven must be made of a heat resistant
material. Ensure that the glues of units made of veneered wood can withstand temperatures
of at least 120 °C. Plastics or glues that cannot withstand such temperatures will melt and
deform the unit. Once the oven has been lodged inside the unit, the electrical parts must be
completely insulated. This is a legal safety requirement. All guards must be firmly fixed into
place so that it impossible to remove them without using spe cial tools.
Remove the back of the kitchen unit to ensure an adequate current of air circulates
around the oven.