USES
The appliance has been designed to work
both in filtering and sucking mode.
* In the
filtering version
(fig. 1), the air and fu-
mes conveyed by the appliance are purified by
both a grease filter and an activated charcoal fil-
ter, and then re-circulated into the room through
the side-grids of the chimney.
When the appliance works in this mode, we re-
commend the use of an air deflector (Fig.1A) to
be placed on the upper part of the pipe, allowing
the air to be re-circulated into the room.
* In the
sucking version
(fig. 2), fumes are di-
rectly conveyed outside the building, through the
top or rear air out-let. The use of a charcoal filter
and air deflector is not necessary in this case.
* The use of materials which
can burst into flames (flam-
bé) should be avoided in clo-
se proximity of the appliance.
When frying, please pay parti-
cular attention to fire risk due
to oil and grease. Being highly
inflammable, fried oil is espe-
cially dangerous. Do not use
uncovered electric grills.
In order to avoid possible fire
risk, all instructions for grea-
se-filter cleaning and for remo-
ving eventual grease deposits
should be strictly followed.
5
INSTALLATION
*Before installing the appliance, make sure that
none of the parts is damaged in any way.
In case of damaged parts, contact your retailer
and do not proceed with installation.
Read all of the following instructions carefully be-
fore installing the appliance:
- Use an air outlet pipe of the shortest possible
length.
- Limit the number of pipe elbows.
- Use a material approved by standards and
regulations.
- Avoid any sudden changes in the pipe section
(recommended constant diameter: Ø 150 mm or
equal surface area).
-The manufacturer shall not respond for air ca-
pacity or noise problems due to non- compliance
with above mentioned instructions, and no war-
ranty shall be given.
All the models have been designed in order to
have the possibility of directing the air out-let in
the rear side of the appliance ; if you chose to use
this function, it is necessary to remove the no. 10
screws of the sucking unit support (fig. 3 ), take
out the sucking unit and rotate it in such a way to
direct the air out-let nozzle towards the rear side
of the appliance (fig. 4); then place the sucking
unit in its seat again and tighten the screws pre-
viously removed.
By using its drilling template (fig. 5A), drill the ho-
les for the wall bracket installation;
Appliances shall be installed at a minimum di-
stance of 400mm from the cook-top.
Fix the brackets to the wall, by using the screw
anchors and screws supplied with the product;
Hang the body (Fig. 6) to the wall brackets pre-
viously fixed.
Install no. 4 fixing screws on the corresponding
holes on the upper side of the appliance (fig.7).
Tighten the front screw (fig.7A) to assure the ap-
pliance to the wall, then check if the hood is per-
fectly leveled. If it isn’t leveled deal tighting the
back screws (fig.7B): to the right one to raise the
right side of the hood or the left screw to raise
the left side.
Perform the electric connection.
