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Apply sealant suitable for use in zones in contact with food on the sides to be joined.
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Join the machines together.
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Attach the machines using nuts and bolts both at the rear (tabs) and at the front (holes in the
side panels accessed once the control holder panels have been removed) (see image). In case
of assembly with a tilting pan use the hole marked in blue.
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Tie the machines with a bolt and a nut in the lower front part (see image).
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Remove any excess sealant.
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Remove the adhesive tape.
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Replace the control holder panels and the controls.
Electrical connection (CP-G905, CP-G910, CP-G7126, CP-G7226)
4.4
An AUTHORISED TECHNICIAN should always carry out the appliance's electrical connection.
The legal standards in force in each country regarding connection to the mains should be taken into
account.
• Check that the mains voltage corresponds to that indicated on the nameplate.
• The electric cable should be flexible, with an oil-proof covering, and it should not
• The cross-section of the power cable must be suitable for the rated current of the
• The appliance must be connected to earth using the connection on the appliance
• When several appliances are installed in series, they should be earthed to each
• An easily accessible omnipolar magneto-thermal circuit breaker of suitable
weigh less than the cable in an ordinary sleeve made of standard polychloroprene
or an equivalent synthetic elastomer (H05RN-F).
machine. (Table 2)
connection terminal board. The earth cable should be longer than the other wires.
The manufacturer will not be held liable for damage originated by failure to observe
this requirement.
other using the point assigned for this purpose, located at the rear of the appliance.
capacity should be installed next to the appliance, with a minimum gap of 3 mm
between contacts. This switch should be used to disconnect the appliance during
installation, repair, cleaning and maintenance work. It should have locking/labelling
capacities. The manufacturer will not be held liable for damage originated by failure
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