ページを印刷するOn receiving the box containing the slicer, ensure that it is intact and has not been damaged during
transportation.
Any damages to the slicer must be reported to the transport company in writing within three days of
the date of the accompanying documents, specifying in detail the damages found.
4.1 Opening the packaging
1. Loosen the screws of the wooden box.
2. Lift and remove the wooden lid and frame.
3. Lift the machine: two people are required to handle the machine, using the feet as handholds.
4. Check the contents of the packaging, making sure they correspond to the specifications on
the packing slip;
The packaging materials are recyclable and must never be disposed of in
household waste. Check with the local authorities for the appropriate ways to
dispose of waste properly. Never dispose of the packaging material out in the
open!
4.2 Installation
Place the slicer on a flat, smooth, and vibration-free surface that is stable and sturdy enough to
ensure adequate safety, considering the weight of the machine. Any unevenness of the surface on
which the machine is rested can be compensated using the adjustable feet.
The machine controls (on/off switch and slice assembly) should face the operator, with the blade and
motor facing away from the operator.
Leave enough room around the slicer so that it can be properly operated, cleaned, and serviced.
Leave a space of at least 300 mm free around the machine.
The slicer works properly in places with a relative humidity of less than 80% and near heat sources
at temperatures up to 30 °C.
4.3 Wiring
The slicer is a single-phase machine equipped with a Schuko plug.
Before plugging the machine into the outlet, ensure the power grid features an electrical overload
cutout.
Before connecting the machine to the power supply, always ensure that the local
power supply rating matches that on the machine's nameplate!
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