General; Intended Use; Product Identification; Conformity - Salvis FS 1/1 P Instructions D'installation Et Mode D'emploi

3.

General

3.1 Intended use

This steamer must only be used for its intended purpose,
i.e for cooking, steaming, regenerating, keeping hot and
heating food.

3.2 Product identification

Product information including serial number, year of
manufacture and mark is provided on the type plate
at the side panel, front right (when seen from the front of
the appliance) and/or on the inside of the appliance at
the front left on the interior panel.

3.3 Conformity

This appliance conforms with European standards
EN 60335-1 and EN 60335-2-24 which are also accep-
ted technical standards in Switzerland.
Splash-proof according to IPX5.
This product meets conformity requirements.

3.4 Danger zone

- Hot steam issues when the cooking chamber is
opened. Danger of scalding.
- Hot surfaces in the region of the cooking chamber and
the door. Danger of burns.
- Do not open the lid of the water softener compartment
during operation of the appliance.
For filling up regenerant salt, refer to the directions in
section 6.14.
- Do not interfere with the door closing mechanism
when the appliance is in use, as it is under pressure.
There is an danger if the door is not properly locked.
For this reason, any repairs to this pressure steamer
must only be carried out by appropriately trained and
qualified personnel.
- After the appliance has been switched off, the water
from the steam generator drains off only after approx.
5 minutes. This waiting time must be observed before
any work is carried out on hoses etc. of the drainage
system. Failure to observe this waiting time is associa-
ted with a high risk of sustaining burns.
- Before any repair work is carried out on the appliance,
the mains supply must always be completely discon-
nected.
CAUTION! Disconnection from the mains supply will
initiate immediate draining of the boiler. Hot water
(approx. 95 °C) from the boiler enters the drainage
system. Danger of scalding or sustaining burns.
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