Foreword And Guarantee; Introduction; Prescriptions, Restrictions And Other Uses; Shipping, Unpacking And Storing The Machine . 12 5 Machine Start-Up - Electronic S 100/25 Manual Del Usuario

The descriptions and sketches reported in
this manual do not bind the manufacturer,
who reserves the right to update them and/or
include any upgrading modification of parts
and fittings at any time and with no previous
notice if this is deemed necessary for
manufacturing or commercial purposes.
3.INSTRUCTIONS, RESTRICTIONS
AND OTHER USES
During use, cleaning and maintenance
procedures; it is absolutely necessary to
make sure that the moving parts of the
appliance (motor, chain, etc.) must not be
reached with tools or hands. The
manufacturer declines any responsibility for
any injury arising during use, cleaning or
maintenance procedures.
When using any electric or electronic
appliance one must comply with certain
basic rules. In particular: do not touch the
machine with damp or wet hands or feet; do
not use it while barefoot. Do not expose the
appliance to atmospheric agents like rain,
salt, salinity, etc. Do not allow children or
unqualified people to use the appliance
without proper supervision. Do not iron
fabrics which are not heat-resistant with
high temperatures. Do not iron layers of
laundry which are thicker than 8 mm or
laundry which is not suitable for this type of
ironer, or clothes that contain humidity
exceeding the recommended limit. Do not
smoke near the machine or while using it.
Do not remove or ignore safety devices. Do
not leave anything on the hot parts of the
appliance, not even when ironing has been
finished, because the basin needs a long time
to cool. Do not clean the machine by using
direct or indirect water jets; therefore, install
it far from areas where water jets are used.
ANY USE NOT
MENTIONED HERE BELOW MUST
BE CONSIDERED AS HAZARDOUS.
THE MANUFACTURER DECLINES
ANY RESPONSIBILITY
DAMAGE DUE TO IMPROPER,
WRONG OR FOOLISH USE.
DISCONNECT THE APPLIANCE
FROM THE POWER SUPPLY BEFORE
ATTEMPTING ANY SERVICING.
INSTRUCTIONS
FOR THE INSTALLER
4. SHIPPING, UNPACKING, AND
STORING THE MACHINE
4.1 SHIPMENT
To transport and/or ship the appliance, follow
these suggestions carefully:
When carrying the appliance into a building,
use the appropriate pallet or a similar
platform; use a manual or electric fork lift
possessing the requisite hoisting capacity
and suitable for handling such appliances
(see technical data, page 28). Check that the
ironer can surmount any existing obstacle or
narrow passage (like staircases, doors, etc.).
Never drag the appliance by a side panel
or any other part.
When shipping the ironer, use only the
original packing material to ensure sufficient
stability during transport.
4.2 STORAGE
Should the appliance be stored for a long
period before being installed, keep it in its
original package, as this guarantees best
protection. Check that the room conditions
correspond to those mentioned in paragraph
5.3. If the ironer is not to be used for a long
period after startup, make sure that it is
disconnected from the electric power supply
and cover it with its original, plastic
protection bag.
4.3 UNPACKING
1) Prior to accepting the ironer from the
carrier, check that the packing material does
not show any damage. If it does, the machine
too might have sustained the consequences.
If so, unpack the machine in the presence of
the carrier and sign the delivery note with
some reservations. The manufacturer
assumes no liability for any damage due to
transport or incorrect storage.
2) Unpack the appliance with the utmost
care so as to avoid damage. Remove the
transport pallet by unscrewing the screws
from the inner right and left side panels.
3) Assemble the wooden board onto the
appropriate supports by means of the grub
screws and appropriate bolts as shown in
fig.6; the upper end of the screw and the
longer side of the board must face upwards.
4) Make sure that the instruction booklet,
EXPRESSLY
which is usually stuck on the outside of the
package, is not discarded and lost.
Packing material (plastic bags, polystyrene,
wood, cardboard, nails, etc.) represents a
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safety hazard and consequently must not be
left within the reach of children. Keep it all
for further transportation or long layup
periods (see paragraph 4.2). Before
connecting the appliance, check that the
data on the rating plate correspond to those
of the available power supply mains. The
ironer must only ever be used for the purpose
it was strictly designed for.
5. MACHINE START-UP
5.1 POSITIONING REQUIREMENTS
Apart from a flat floor, these ironers do not
need any particular requirement as far as
positioning is concerned. The rear wall of the
appliance may be placed against a wall, as the
appliance is a front-service type.
For fume-extracting versions, sufficient
space must be granted for a chimney to
discharge the fumes produced during
ironing (see fig. 1)
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Level the appliance by the adjustable feet
and by resting a water level on its side
panels. Check that the weight is distributed
uniformly on the feet, and that the machine
does not shake. If the appliance is to be
shifted to another position, carry out the
levelling procedure again.
5.2 INSTALLATION, USE AND
MAINTENANCE OF THE IRONER
(SEE FIG.1)
Leave some space on both sides of the
appliance in order to allow access during
maintenance or repair jobs, as shown in
fig.1:
1) Front face of appliance;
2) Ironing roller;
3) Control board;
4) Automatic cutout switch (not supplied)*;
5) Side panel containing extracting system;
6) Available equipotential connection;
7) Electric power supply cable inlet with
cable protecting duct;
8) Steam expelling pipe;
* The automatic cutout switch must be
placed so that it can be easily actuated by
the operator in any EMERGENCY event
(maximum distance 3 m).
5.3 ROOM CONDITIONS REQUIRED
FOR CORRECT OPERATION OF THE
APPLIANCE (information for the user)
- TYPE OF PREMISES: CLOSED
- MINIMUM TEMPERATURE: 10°C
- MAXIMUM TEMPERATURE: 40°C
- RELATIVE HUMIDITY : 75% R.H.
- ILLUMINATION: 100 LUX (applicable
in Italy; considering the differences among
the different national standards, reference
must be made to the local norms effective in
your country).
5.4 ELECTRICAL CONNECTION
(see fig.2)
The appliance must be installed by qualified
personnel following the manufacturer's
instructions and in compliance with the local
standards for electric installations in force in
the relevant country. The manufacturer
declines all responsibility for injury to people
or animals or damage to property arising
from incorrect installation.
Unscrew and remove the right side panel
fastened by four cross-slotted screws. Check
that power supply voltage corresponds to
the rating plate values. Power voltage
variations must not exceed ±10% of the
nominal value.
IMPORTANT:
IT IS COMPULSORY TO CONNECT
THE APPLIANCE TO THE EARTH
SYSTEM. For this purpose the machine
features an appropriate earth terminal. This
connection must absolutely comply with
the regulations in force. The manufacturer
declines all responsibility concerning
regardlessness of this safety rule.
In accordance with the latest safety standards,