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2. INSTALLATION
2.1 HANDLING AND INSTALLATION
Make sure the flue is suitable before connecting the cooker
to it (see section 2.4).
WARNING: do not lift the cooked by its handrail
NOTES:
• the appliance must be installed on a floor of sufficient
weight-bearing capacity. If it is not satisfactory, take the
appropriate measures (e.g. weight distribution plate);
• the appliance must be installed to ensure easy access for
cleaning the same appliance, the gas discharge pipes and
flue pipe;
• the appliance cannot be connected to a shared flue pipe;
• air extraction devices must not be used in the same room as
the appliance, unless there is a suitable air ventilation system;
• install the appliance in a room of a size suited to its potential
and that is sufficiently ventilated (window or specific air vent).
2.2 SAFETY CLEARANCE FROM INFLAMMABLE
MATERIALS
From the side wall
From rear wall
Floor
From flammable material
Minimum distance air from
inflammable built-in furniture C 25 mm
L
45 °
45 °
45 °
R
R
R
L 600 mm
P 200 mm + reflective steel
plate of 20/10
P 0 mm + 80 mm calcium
silicate insulating board
F 0 mm
R > 600 mm
CLASSICA PRODUCTS
Place the cooker on the floor, pull out the wood drawer,
remove the 4 screws on the plinth cover (2 on each side),
remove the plinth cover, install the cooker in the required
position, connect it to the flue, and level the cooker by adju-
sting the feet using a 4 mm allen wrench.
P
P
P
D
D
D
L
L
R
R
R
If the cooker is to be installed between other units, leave
a gap of at least 2 mm on each side as the cooker tends to
expand with heat.
For built-in furniture is recommended to use special 25 mm
stainless steel side spacer and if necessary the profile in steel
for the top.
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L=600 mm
C=25 mm
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