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Manuel d'utilisation - EMGA

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STEAM.Maxi plumbing<br />

Plumbing: water supply<br />

Warning<br />

A shut-off valve and a mechanical filter should be positioned between the water mains and the appliance.<br />

The appliance is supplied with 2 metres of piping at the corresponing attachment (3/4”) with non-return valve<br />

and mechanical filter, as required by current reglations.<br />

Before connecting the water pipe to the appliance, flush it out with water in order to eliminate any residue<br />

which has accumulated inside it.<br />

The pressure value of the water supply at the inlet should be between 150 and 400 kPa; its temperature must<br />

be no higher than 30°C.<br />

The appliance has an internal pressure reducer which is calibrated to 2 bar, in order to ensure the correct<br />

amount of steam is produced by the STEAM.Maxi system, thereby guaranteeing optimal cooking results.<br />

If the pressure of the water supply at the inlet is too low, a pump with a suitable flow rate should be used.<br />

English<br />

WATER IN<br />

If connection to the water mains is not possible, the steam circuit of the oven can be fitted with the XC665<br />

kit, which draws distilled water from a jerry can or another type of container.<br />

Water supply quality<br />

The water supplied to the STEAM.Maxi circuit must have a maximum hardness of 100 μS/cm.<br />

The use of a deioniser (reverse osmosis) is strongly recommended, in order to prevent limescale and/or other<br />

mineral deposits from building up inside the oven.<br />

As such, you may take the opportunity to use the UNOX reverse osmosis system, code XC235, which is directly<br />

controlled by means of a self-diagnosis system implemented by the electronic control panel of the oven.<br />

User recommendations<br />

Any damage caused by limescale or other chemical agents carried by the water is not covered by the<br />

guarantee.<br />

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