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WARNINGS AND SAFETY DEVICES

The boilers made in our factories are all built with care
being taken over each individual component in order to
protect both the user and the installer from any accidents.
We therefore urge trained personnel to be particularly
careful with the electrical connections on completion of
each job done on the product, especially as far as the
bare parts of the conductors are concerned. These must
not stick out of the terminal board in any way, so as to
avoid any possibility of contact with live parts of the
conductor itself.
Both this instruction manual and the user's manual are
an integral part of the product. Make sure that they al-
ways remain with the machine, even if it is sold to another
owner or user, or if it is transferred to another plant. If it
should get damaged or lost, ask your local Technical
Assistance Service for another copy.
Installing the boiler and any other assistance and mainte-
nance work must be carried out by qualified personnel in
compliance with the relevant laws and current standards.
We recommend that the installer instruct the user on how
the equipment works and on basic safety standards.
The boiler must only be used for the purposes for which it
was expressly made. The manufacturer does not accept
any contractual or extra-contractual responsibility for any
damage caused to people, animals, or property, due to
incorrect installation, setting, or maintenance, or due to
improper use.
On removing thùe packing, check the integrity and com-
pleteness of the contents. Should any discrepancies be
found, contact the dealer that sold you the equipment.
The drain from the equipment's safety valve must be con-
nected to an adequate collection and removal system.
The manufacturer of this equipment is not responsible
for any damage caused by the safety valve opening.
During installation the user must be informed that:
- Should any water flow out, they are to shut off the
water supply and contact the Technical Assistance
Service immediately.
- The working pressure for the plumbing system must
be between 1 and 2 bar, and must not exceed 3 bar.
Where necessary, professionally qualified personnel
from the Technical Assistance Service must be called
in.
- If the boiler is not to be used for a lengthy period of
time, we recommend calling in the Technical Assist-
ance Service to carry out the following operations:
· Switch the main switch for the equipment and the main
switch for the entire plant to "off".
· Close the taps on the water and the fuel supplies, for
both the heating and the hot water systems.
· Empty the heating and hot water systems if there is
any risk of freezing.
- Maintenance must be carried out on the boiler at least
once a year, and appointments must be made time-
ously with the Technical Assistance Service.
For your safety, remember that:
The boiler should not be used by children or people that
are unable to use it properly.
It is dangerous to activate devices or electrical equip-
ment such as switches, domestic appliances, etc. if you
smell any fuel or burning.
Should a gas leak occur, ventilate the room by opening
the doors and windows, shut the main gas valve, call in
professionally qualified personnel from the Technical As-
sistance service immediately.
Do not touch the boiler when barefoot or when parts of
your body are wet or damp.
Before cleaning, disconnect the boiler from the electric-
ity mains by switching the bi-pole switch for the plant
and the main switch on the control panel to "OFF".
Any modifications to the safety and regulating devices
without prior authorisation or instructions from the manu-
facturer are forbidden.
Do not pull on, disconnect, or twist the electrical cables
that come from the boiler, even when it is disconnected
from the electricity mains.
Do not block up or reduce the size of ventilation open-
ings in the room in which the unit is installed.
Do not leave containers or inflammable substances in
the room in which the equipment is installed.
Do not leave any part of the packing within reach of chil-
dren.
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