Connection To The Power Supply - Notes For The Installer; Connecting The Power Cord; Connection Conditions - hanseatic MC-IF6417B1-A Gebrauchsanleitung

Page EN-26 Connection to the power supply – Notes for the installer
Connection to the power supply – Notes for the installer
WARNING
Risk of electric shock!
Faulty electrical installation or excessive
mains voltage may result in an electric
shock.
■ The appliance may be connected
only by authorised specialists such
as our Technical Service (see "Ser-
vice" on page EN-29). This also applies
when disconnecting from the power
supply and dismantling the old appli-
ance. Unauthorised persons may not
establish a connection to the power
supply. You can endanger yourself
and subsequent users!
■ Since all poles of the appliance can-
not be disconnected from the mains
via an accessible disconnecting de-
vice, an all-pole disconnecting device
in accordance with overvoltage cat-
egory III must be connected within
the house installation with at least
3 mm contact clearance.

Connection conditions

– The appliance is designed for alternating
current 220–240 V~/380–415 V 3N~/ 50 Hz.
– A separate power supply is required.
– The appliance may be connected only to a
pre-installed mains cable of type H07RN-F
with a conductor cross-section of at least
4 × 2.5 mm 2 .
– When connecting the appliance, the VDE
requirements and the "Technical connec-
tion conditions" must be considered.
Contact protection must be guaranteed.

Connecting the power cord

1. Before accessing the terminals, switch
off all supply circuits and secure them
against being switched on again.
2. Make sure that the connection cables are
voltage-free on all poles.
3. Make sure that effective earthing is pos-
sible before connecting to the appropriate
terminal.
220–240 V~/ 380–
230 V
415 V 3N~
230 V
50 Hz
L1 L2 N
Black = L1
Brown = L2
Blue = N
Green/Yellow = PE
4. Connect the power cord to the cooker
outlet as shown in the wiring diagram.
5. Lay out the mains cable in such a way
that it does not touch the appliance hous-
ing, which can get very hot during opera-
tion.