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Waterline FW60.2BL, User Manual

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User Manual for your  

 

FW60.2BL/SS 60 cm cooker hood 
FW70.2BL/SS 70 cm cooker hood 
FW90.3BL/SS 90 cm cooker hood 

FW100.2BL/SS 100 cm cooker hood 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 

 

NOTE

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This User Instruction Manual contains important 

information, including safety & installation points, which will 

enable you to get the most out of your appliance.  Please keep it 

in a safe place so that it is easily available for future reference; for 

you or any person not familiar with the operation of the appliance.

 

 

DD 30/10/09 

Summary of Contents for FW60.2BL

Page 1: ...er hood NOTE This User Instruction Manual contains important information including safety installation points which will enable you to get the most out of your appliance Please keep it in a safe place...

Page 2: ...ning your cooker hood 13 14 The grease filters 14 Maintenance 14 17 Removing and cleaning the grease filters 14 15 Changing a light bulb 15 16 Fitting the carbon filters ST1 carbon filters 16 17 Insta...

Page 3: ...d appliance switch off and disconnect it from the power supply Cut off and render any plug useless Cut the cable off directly behind the appliance to prevent misuse This should be undertaken by a comp...

Page 4: ...Practice BS 6172 BS 5440 BS 6891 Natural Gas and BS 5482 LP Gas 1994 the Gas Safety Installation Use Regulations the Building Regulations issued by the Department of the Environment the Building Stand...

Page 5: ...arper than 90 degrees as this will reduce the efficiency of the hood o Ensure the ducting for the extractor function has the same diameter as the outlet hole all the way through o Keep young children...

Page 6: ...ying pans unattended during use as overheated fats and oils might catch fire o The lights on this appliance should only be used during operation of the cooker hood They should not be left on permanent...

Page 7: ...tor o Push button control operation o 3 Speeds o 2 Metallic grease filters o 2 lights Extraction capacity 500 m hr Noise level min max 54 62 dB MODEL NUMBER CARBON FILTER REQUIRED FW60 2 ST1 If you ar...

Page 8: ...control operation o 3 Speeds o 2 Metallic grease filters o 2 lights Extraction capacity 500 m hr Noise level min max 54 62 dB MODEL NUMBER CARBON FILTER REQUIRED FW70 2 ST1 If you are using the applia...

Page 9: ...control operation o 3 Speeds o 3 Metallic grease filters o 2 lights Extraction capacity 500 m hr Noise level min max 54 62 dB MODEL NUMBER CARBON FILTER REQUIRED FW90 3 ST1 If you are using the applia...

Page 10: ...Extraction capacity 500 m hr Noise level min max 54 62 dB MODEL NUMBER CARBON FILTER REQUIRED FW100 2 ST1 If you are using the appliance in recirculation mode then PLEASE NOTE that some of the vent i...

Page 11: ...tainless steel areas of your cooker hood before it is used for the first time o This will help to leave a silicone water resistant film to protect the stainless steel surfaces To use your cooker hood...

Page 12: ...D OFF AT THE OMNI POLAR SWITCH SET AT THE WALL FROM THE CABLE Cleaning o Clean the external parts of your cooker hood with mild liquid detergent and a new damp cloth o Never use abrasive powder corros...

Page 13: ...d be cleaned regularly Depending on use this should be done every 10 15 days or at least once a month using hot water and normal washing up detergent o DO NOT WASH THE GREASE FILTERS IN A DISHWASHER M...

Page 14: ...ST ENSURE THAT YOU HAVE DISCONNECTED THE COOKER HOOD FROM YOUR MAINS SUPPLY o Remove the grease filters as described on page 14 o Prior to touching the light bulbs ensure they are cooled down o Find t...

Page 15: ...used to be used in recirculation mode then it is necessary to fit carbon filters This will help to absorb unpleasant odours caused by cooking 16 IMPORTANT BEFORE ATTEMPTING TO FIT OR REMOVE THE CARBON...

Page 16: ...nd the grease filter The manufacturer declines all responsibility in the event of the installer failing to observe all the accident prevention regulations in force which are necessary for normal use a...

Page 17: ...for the chosen installation area In addition check whether there is an electrical socket available that will be accessible once the hood is mounted If the product is going to be used in extraction mod...

Page 18: ...This appliance is designed to be surface mounted only Installing your cooker hood IMPORTANT YOU WILL HAVE TO DECIDE BEFORE INSTALLING YOUR COOKER HOOD WHETHER TO USE IT IN EXTRACTION MODE OR RECIRCUL...

Page 19: ...rew holes are indicated by figure B 20 3 Using a drill bit with a 6 mm diameter make holes in the wall on the positions that you have marked in step 2 4 Insert rawl plugs into all of the holes that yo...

Page 20: ...the hood onto the support screws 7 Fully tighten the support screws A and then screw the anchoring screws B through the relevant holes in the cooker hood Fully tighten the anchoring screws into the w...

Page 21: ...a cross section of at least 150 cm o The maximum distance between the coupling and your discharge outlet should be 3 metres with one 90 degree bend For each additional 90 degree bend the maximum dista...

Page 22: ...asurements of both sides of chimney section D on the wall with a pencil and then remove chimney section D 11 Take the flat bracket E and place it between the two pencil marks that you made in step 9 o...

Page 23: ...d and fix it onto the hood using the two screws that are supplied o Secure the top of chimney section C to the flat bracket using the screws provided o Slide chimney section D inside of chimney sectio...

Page 24: ...What is the difference between extraction and recirculation modes o To get optimum performance from your cooker the air will be taken out of the room via external ducting o Unfortunately if you live...

Page 25: ...uire cleaning o The kitchen is not well ventilated enough o If the hood is set up for recirculation mode check that the carbon filters do not need replacing o If the hood is set up for extraction mode...

Page 26: ...m any necessary repair If your appliance is installed in such a way that an engineer is concerned that damage will be caused to the appliance or your kitchen then he will not complete a repair This in...

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Page 28: ...29 United Kingdom 6 Bennet Road Reading Berkshire RG2 0QX United Kingdom Customer Care 0118 933 6918...

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