installation
building in
1. Check if the kitchen cabinet and the cut out are in
accordance with the instructions (see 'safety' and
'building in dimensions').
2. Remove the protective foil of the sealing strip (A)
and attach the sealing strip in the groove of the
aluminium profiles.
3. If the woodtop is made of treated wood, then
coat the sawn surfaces of the top with sealing
varnish, to prevent moisture causing the top to
swell.
4. Turn the appliance over and put it in the cutout.
5. Connect the appliance to the electricity supply.
6. Check its operation. If the appliance has been
connected incorrectly, it will emit a beep signal.
7. Hand over the instructions to your customer.
NB: Immediately after switching on the fan will start.
The appliance will now carry out a self-check for
a few seconds.
GB 33
installation
electrical connection
2 phase connection
2 positive+2 negative 2 2N a.c. 230 V
The fuse box in your home must be fitted with a 16 A
fuse.
– negative connection N1 (blue)
– negative connection N2 (brown)
– positive connections L1 (black next to blue)
– positive connections L2 (black next to brown)
2 phase connection
2 positive+1 negative 2N a.c. 400 V
The fuse box in your home must be fitted with a 16 A
fuse.
N.B. Don't use 3rd phase.
– negative connection N (blue and brown)
– positive connections L1 (black)
– positive connections L2 (black)
The following divergent connections are also
possible:
1 phase connection
1 positive + 1 negative 1N a.c. 230 V
The fuse box in your home must be fitted with a 32 A
fuse.
– negative connection N (blue and brown)
– positive connection L (black and black)
3 phase connection
3 positive without negative 3 a.c. 230 V
The fuse box in your home must be fitted with a 16 A
fuse.
– positive connections L1 (black)
– positive connections L2 (black)
– positive connections L3 (blue and brown)
GB 32
