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Making an electrical connecti-
on
Before making a connection, check
that:
The voltage power supply is the same
as that quoted on the rating plate which
is situated at the back of your hob.
The circuit can support the appliance
load (see the rating plate).
The power supply has a grounded
connection connection, which complies
with the provisions of current regulati-
ons and is in good working order.
The fused switch is easily accessible
once the hob has been installed.
If there is no dedicated hob circuit and
fused switch, they must be installed by
connected.
An approved suitable cable must be
connected from the Consumer Unit
(main fuse box) and be protected by
its own 50amp fuse or Micro Circuit
Breaker (MCB). The electrician must
provide a fused all pole switch, which
disconnects both the line (live) and
neutral conductors with a contact sepa-
ration of at least 3.0 mm.
kitchen wall, above the work surface
and to the side of the hob, not above
it, in accordance with IEE regulations.
Connect the fused switch to a junction
vel and behind the hob. The hob's po-
wer supply cable can then be connec-
ted. Connect one end to the junction
box and connect the other end to the
hob's power connection box which is
located at the back of the hob. Remove
the cover of the power connection box
and install the cable, in accordance
with the connection diagram.
The power supply cable must be posi-
tioned away from direct heat sources.
It should not be to a temperature rise
of more than 50°C above room tempe-
rature.
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L1
For the induction hob, the cable must
be H05VV-F 3X2,5 mm² 60227 IEC 53
shown on the bottom of your applian-
ce.
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