Risk Of Electrocution; Risk Of Injury; Important - Franke FSM 25 MW XS Manual De Instalación Y Servicio

To reduce the risk of accidents, connect the appliance to an earthed socket.
DANGER.
Do not disassemble the appliance.

Risk of electrocution

Contact with some of the components inside
the appliance may cause serious personal
injury or even death.
WARNING

Risk of injury

It is dangerous for anyone, except qualified
individuals, to carry out any maintenance or
repair procedures involving the removal of
the protective covers which act as a shield
against exposure to microwaves.

IMPORTANT

Risk of electrocution
Incorrect use of the earthing system can
cause electrocution. Only plug the appliance
in after it has been correctly installed, and
after making sure an earthing system is
fitted.
CLEANING
Make sure the appliance has been
disconnected from the electricity supply
before carrying out any cleaning procedures.
1. After use, clean the inside of the oven
with a slightly damp cloth.
2. Clean the accessories as normal, with
soapy water.
3. Use a damp cloth to carefully clean the
door and its frame and seals, as well as
the surrounding parts, when dirt needs to
be removed.
Plug with two round pins
This appliance is fitted with an earthed
power cord and an earthed plug. It must
be connected to an earthed socket.
If an electrical short circuit occurs,
the earthing system provides a direct
path allowing the electric current to be
discharged to earth, thus reducing the
risk of electrocution.
If it is necessary to use a kit with a longer
power cord, or an extension cable:
1. Make sure that the cross-section of
the long cord provided in the kit or the
extension cable is the same or
greater than that of the cord supplied.
2. The extension cable must have
3 wires to allow connection to an
earthing system.
3. The long cord must be positioned so
that it cannot hang from the surface
on which the appliance is placed, to
prevent the appliance from falling to
he ground if the cord is inadvertently
knocked or if it is pulled by children.
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