Permission to Connect Induction Hob & Enter Warranty Card: SEP E Rights Inquiry

Hi to all.
Please let me know if I can connect my induction hob and enter my warranty card with my rights?
SEP E.

Do you have a stamp? There must be a signature and a stamp. Bureaucracy, a sacred thing.

Moderated By Akrzy74:

I don't have a stamp and I sign. Nonsense colleague writes out!

"Specialist installation requirement] Kitchens and gas, gas-electric and electric hobs (with the exception of those factory-fitted with a single-phase connection cord) require connection to the gas and electric installation by an installer with the required permissions, who confirms the connection of the equipment in the Warranty Card, in the "Product connection certificate" section, providing the date, legible signature and stamp. Violation of the requirement provided for in the previous sentence shall void the Warranty. The cost of connection shall be borne by the user. "

So many warranty provisions for AMICA equipment. This provision indicates that the connection should be made by a person who conducts business activity and at the same time possesses energy licenses of the appropriate category.

There are no stamps. You can always order a stamp on the website

Added after 10 [minutes]:

Of course, I have a stamp in the card

There must be a stamp. All you need is an authorization number and signature. You do not need to have a business, because you can do it on a contract basis.

So my permissions on the card are sufficient?

In principle, no, because you have in the service and not assembly, but so to the end probably no one knows, there is a huge jumble of it.

Here a similar topic https://www.elektroda.pl/rtvforum/topic1790827.html

This link exhausts the topic, and the author, I see, has a loathing for the search engine.
I close.