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4.
SaFEtY REQuiREMEntS
4.1 During assembling, using and maintenance it is strictly prohibited:
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to connect the cooker hood to the mains power supply if its voltage and
frequency are out of values specified in Section 2;
;
to use light bulbs whose power is >
3 W (LED);
;
to perform maintenance, to replace a light bulb, to remove a filter or to clean an
appliance when the cooker hood is plugged into the mains;
;
to use the cooker hood near an open-flame source, an open gas burner or a
heating unit.
Heating elements must be covered with pots or pans;
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to cook alcohol-containing food;
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to leave a deep fryer unattended;
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to use the cooker hood with removed filters;
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to connect the cooker hood to an electric stove mains power supply or to cut
a plug during installing.
cAutIoN! Do Not use GAs (electrIc) stoVe WheN the cooKer hooD
Is sWItcheD oFF!
4.2 To avoid an electric shock, plug the cooker hood in a three-wire (schuko type)
socket.
4.3 Connect the cooker hood to a separate air shaft. Do not connect other
appliances to the same air shaft.
4.4 To use the cooker hood simultaneously with other heating appliances (e. g.,
gas/oil heaters, ovens etc.) (except electric ones),
provide additional fresh air
intake to a room where a range hood is installed (e. g., open a fanlight window).
4.5 When the cooker hood is installed above a stove at appropriate
installation
height H
(Fig. 1), use an air duct
Ø 150 mm or 120 mm
to exhaust air into a chimney.
Lesser diameter will cause an additional resistance to air leading to increased
noise, vibration and motor overheating.
4.6 Since the excessive accumulation of grease and dust in reusable aluminium
grease filters may cause less efficient performance and fire risks, provide timely
cleaning of filters.
4.7 In case of ignition, do not switch the cooker hood on in order to reduce
smoking until entire fire containment.
