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STEP 1.

(a

Remove the cover plate from the Air inlet back

panel by removing the fixing screws.   (Fig. 1).

(b) Remove the plinth on the front of the cooker by

sliding it approx 10mm to the left and then 

pulling it straight out.

(c) Fit blanking plate over air vent on front right 

hand side after removing the air inlet plate. (see

fig.2).

(b) Cut the Air inlet duct (item 5) to the required

length, allowing for the connection to the

cooker, the cooker wall clearance and the air

inlet terminal.  (item 6).

(c) Push on Air inlet duct (item 5.) over the primary 

air spigot (item 4) and secure using one of the

jubilee clips. (item 7.)

STEP 3.

(a) Make two openings through the wall, one a 

150mm (6”) and one 250mm (10”) diameter,

where the cooker is to be located.  The 150mm 

(6”) opening is for the primary air inlet duct.  The

250mm (10”) is for the fan flue terminal 

assembly.  See (fig. 5) for fixing centres.

STEP 4.

(a) Position cooker against wall allowing for the

minimum clearance.  (See cooker clearances in

Installation & Commissioning manual).

STEP 5.

(a) Fit cast iron bend to cooker hob.

(b) Connect the fan flue terminal assembly (item 1.)

to the cast iron bend. 

(c) Make sure that all joints are tight and fully

secured.

(d) Seal the primary air inlet duct and fan flue

terminal to wall, using either an approved 

refractory or suitable fire cement.

Fig.1

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Fig.4

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BRANDON FAN FLUE KIT ASSEMBLY AND INSTALLATION

SEE LIST OF CONTENTS WHEN ITEM NUMBERS ARE REFERRED TO:

Fig.5

A = 788mm

B = 76mm

C = 1047mm

D = 130mm

Fig.2

STEP 2.

(a) Fit the primary air spigot (item 4) to the rear of 

the base over the opening with the 

1

/4

” BSW 

screws. (See Fig 5)

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