Emptying The Tank - EMGA Stilfer 527.009 Serie Notice D'instruction Pour L'installation, L'utilisation Et L'entretien

The user should have a suitable container into which oil can be emptied from the counter top models (the
floor-standing* models are equipped with a removable stainless steel oil container).
This container must be of a heat resistant material and made in such a way that there is no risk of overflow
during emptying or other dangers.
We recommend filtering the oil everyday and changing it when necessary.
To empty the counter top models, the discharge pipe must be inserted and the container put in position.
Set the safety device against accidental opening to the up position and move the lever to the point "OPEN" to
open and to "CLOSED" to close.
WARNING: during cleaning, do not wash the outside of the machine with direct or high-pressure jets of
water.
Clean the equipment carefully at the end of work every evening. Daily cleaning of the equipment guarantees
perfect operation and long life.
Power down the equipment before cleaning it..
The steel tank can be washed with hot water and a neutral detergent. It must be rinsed thoroughly so as to
eliminate every trace of detergent. Then dry with a dry cloth. Do not use abrasive or corrosive detergents.
WARNING! Never wet the head* or the control panel.
To facilitate cleaning, remove the head but only when the item is cold .
Before these operation it must disconnect the plug or the general switch.
Dont dip the head in water.
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Carefully clean and dry the equipment as explained in the instructions and power down.
In the event of a failure, switch off the machine, disconnect the power and call customer service.
All maintenance work must be done by qualified personnel.
To access all the electrical parts ( thermostats, connections, resistance, etc.), open the control panel.
The Manufacturer will accept no liability if the instructions in this booklet are not followed or if
tampering by unqualified personnel is discovered.
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3.4 EMPTYING THE TANK

4. CLEANING
WHAT TO DO AFTER A LONG PERIOD OF INACTIVITY
4.2 WHAT TO DO IN THE EVENT OF FAILURE
5 MAINTENANCE
5.1 ACCESS
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