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Manuel d'utilisation - EMGA

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STEAM.Maxi plumbing<br />

Plumbing: water drainage<br />

Warning<br />

53<br />

ChefTop <br />

The waste water flowing out of the oven may be hot (90°C).<br />

The pipes used for water drainage must be able to withstand high temperatures.<br />

Pipes<br />

BakerTop <br />

In the bag inside the packaging, you will find a 90° bend that can be fitted to the water drainage terminal on<br />

the back of the oven, and should then be connected using a rigid pipe or flexible hose (see UNOX kit, code<br />

TB1520) leading to an open or siphon drain. Its diameter should be at least equal to the diameter of the drain<br />

attachment, and it should be no longer than one metre.<br />

The oven drainage channel should be connected to the waste water system by means of a suitable siphon, in<br />

order to prevent steam from escaping.<br />

Avoid crushing flexible hoses or letting kinks form in metal pipes, for the entire length of the drain channel.<br />

T|he drain pipe must always be at an incline of at least 5% to guarantee an adequate flow of water, and the<br />

almost horizontal section should be no longer than one metre.<br />

It is good practice to make sure each appliance has its own connection to the water drainage system. If<br />

several appliances or other pieces of equipment are connected to a single drainage pipe, make sure that the<br />

pipe is large enough, so as to ensure the water flows away properly without any problems.<br />

min. 4°<br />

25 mm<br />

min. 4°<br />

max. 2000 mm<br />

25 mm<br />

Attention!<br />

All the operations must be carried out according to local current laws and regulations.<br />

The drain has to be placed outside the perimeter of the equipment.<br />

Do not reduce the diameter of the drain pipe.<br />

min. 4°<br />

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