INSTALLER INSTRUCTIONS
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| Separate the various packaging waste materials and deliver them to the |
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| closest selective waste collection centres. |
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In order to remove all manufacturing residues, we recommend cleaning the appliance.
For further information on cleaning see Chapter 15 
[Page 37].
6.Positioning in the work top
The following interventions require masonry and/or carpentry work and must there- fore be completed by a competent technician. Installation can be completed on dif- ferent materials, such as masonry, metal, solid wood and plastic laminated wood, as long as it is heat resistant (T 100°C).
6.1Installation on the support structure (worktop) of a traditional
Cut an opening on the top surface of the cabinet with the dimensions and position indicated here below and represented in the drawing [Fig. 2].
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drawing of the purchased cooker hob. |
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| Fig. 2: cutting the hole for the | ||
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