to fix the hood canopy
C
. The holes used to fix the chimney must be drilled at a distance
X
from the central axis of holes
1
, which is found by measuring the extension of the
chimney required for installation
Z
plus 15 mm
(fig. 10)
,
X = Z + 15 mm
. Using a drill
bit 8 mm drill at the centre of the points market in this way, and insert the plugs provided.
b - Fix the ring screws provided with the accessories tightly into the holes
1
.
c - Fix the bracket
S
into the top part of the chimney
(fig. 11)
.
d - For ducting fitting, connect a rectangular pipe measuring
70 x 150
onto the air outlet. This
pipe must be provided by the person installing the hood (see paragraph 4.4. 1a).
For recirculation fitting, install the venting grille
G
(see paragraph 4.4 2).
e - Hook the hood to the rings and fix the bracket
S
to the wall using the two screws size
4.2 x 44.4
provided. See point
5
below for instructions on final fixing.
3 - Installation with the air outlet turned towards the wall:
a - With the aid of the cardboard template mark on the wall the centres of drill holes
1
, used
to fix the hood canopy
C
. The holes used to fix the chimney must be drilled at a distance
X
from the central axis of holes
1
, which is found by measuring the extension of the
chimney required for installation
Z
plus 15 mm
(fig. 10)
,
X = Z + 15 mm
. Using a drill
bit 8 mm drill at the centre of the points market in this way, and insert the plugs provided.
b - Drill the hole in the wall
120
mm or
150
mm (according to the diameter of the flange
F
provided) through which air is to be ducted.
c - Fix the ring screws provided with the accessories tightly into the holes
1
.
d - Remove from the air outlet the plastic surround fixed with four screws
(fig. 12)
, fit the
flange
F
120 mm or 150 mm (fig. 13)
.
e - Hook the hood to the rings and fix the bracket
S
to the wall using the two screws size
4.2 x 44.4
provided. See point 5 below for instructions on final fixing.
4 - Installation with the air outlet turned to the right or left:
a - With the aid of the cardboard template mark on the wall the centres of drill holes
1
, used
to fix the hood canopy
C
. The holes used to fix the chimney must be drilled at a distance
X
from the central axis of holes
1
, measured on axis
A
if the air outlet is to be turned
to the right, and measured on axis
B
if the air outlet is to be turned to the left. Measure
the extension
“Z”
of the chimney required for installation, the distance
“X”
will be equal
to
Z + 15 mm (fig. 14)
. Using a drill bit 8 mm drill at the centre of the points market in
this way, and insert the plugs provided.
b - Fix the ring screws provided with the accessories tightly into the holes
1
.
c - The standard hood is supplied with the air outlet facing towards the rear of the hood. To
turn the extractor to the right or left, proceed as follows
(fig. 15)
:
- Unscrew screws
V1
, turn the extractor 60
°
to the right or to the left, then tighten the
screws
V1
again.
- Fit the bracket
S
on the right or left hand part of the extractor, using the two screws
V2
provided with the accessories.
d - Remove the screws fastening the plastic surround on the air outlet
(fig. 12)
. Fit the spigot
R
and replace the four screws
(fig. 16)
.
Replace the plastic cover.
e - Hook the hood to the rings and fix the bracket
S
to the wall using the two screws size
4.2 x 44.4
provided. See point 5 below for instructions on final fixing.
5 - Adjustment and final fixing of the hood
(fig. 17)
Two adjustable connectors are provided at the rear of the hood:
a - Turn the screws
V1
until the screws
V2
are over the screw holes
F2
.
b - Adjust the hood vertically and horizontally by turning the screws
V2
.
c - Turn the screws
V1
until the hood is locked against the wall.
d - Insert the plastic plugs (provided with the accessories) into the screw holes
F2
.
e - Lock the screws fixing the hood canopy
C
to the chimney
A
.
4.4 - Ducting or recirculation fitting
1 - Ducting fitting
This is possible for all installation modes:
a - Air outlet turned upwards; remove the plastic plug from the top part of the outlet vane and
re-fit it at the back
(fig. 18)
. Connect the air outlet to the pipe ducting to the outside using
a rectangular pipe size
70 x 150 mm
.
b - Air outlet turned towards the wall; fit the flange
F
to the outlet vane
(see paragraph 4.3
3d)
, connect the flange to the pipe ducting to the outside using a pipe
120 mm
or
150
mm
.
c - Air outlet turned to the right or left; fit the spigot
R
to the outlet vane
(see paragraph 4.3
4d)
, connect the spigot to the pipe ducting to the outside using a rectangular pipe size
70 x 150 mm
.
d - Remove the activated charcoal filter (if there is one) from inside the hood canopy (paragraph
3.2 part 2)
.
2- Recirculation fitting
This can only be used if the air outlet is turned upwards. Remove the plastic plug from the
top part of the outlet vane and re-fit it at the back
(fig. 18)
. Fit the venting grille
G (fig. 19)
.
The activated charcoal filter inside the hood canopy must only be fitted after electrical
connection.
4.5 - Electrical connection and working test
1 - The safety measures 3.2, 3.3 and 3.4 in paragraph 3 are to be strictly observed.
2- Connect the hood terminals to the motor group terminals
(fig. 20)
.
3 - Once the electrical connection has been completed, check that worktop illumination, motor
and speed work properly.
4 - Replace the grease filters (paragraph 4.2) and, for recirculation fitting only, the activated
charcoal filters (paragraph 3.2, part 2).
Part 2ª -
OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE
INSTRUCTIONS
1 - SAFETY WARNINGS
It is most important that all the warnings shown in paragraph 3 of the Installation
instructions are strictly observed.
Moreover,
pay special attention to the following warnings during the use and maintenance
of the cooker hood:
1.1 - The grease filters and the charcoal filters should be cleaned or replaced as recom-
mended by the manufacturer or more frequently if the hood is used consistently (over
four hours per day).
1.2 - When using a gas hob in conjunction with the cooker hood never leave the burners
of the hob uncovered while the hood is in use or when the pans have been removed.
Switch off the gas before removing the pan, or for just short periods and never leave
the hob unattended.
1.3 - Always ensure that the flame is kept at a correct intensity to prevent the flame from
licking round from the bottom of the pan; this will save energy and will avoid a
dangerous concentration of heat.
1.4 - Always ensure that the appliance is used in accordance with the manufacturer instruc-
tions for the removal of contaminated air and odours during cooking.
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