- if the hood features a panel type charcoal filter (Fig. 15A), remove the charcoal filter by first of all removing the two
filter retainers M (the two filter retainers must then be fitted back on).
INSTALLATION IN FILTERING VERSION
:
Prepare a suitable power supply. For the electrical connection, follow all the other instructions on the “Warnings”
sheet.
The 2 openings (A and B) on the hood (Fig. 5) must not be closed, since the air is recirculated into the room
through the front vents.
Proceed with fixing the hood: Based on your requirements, you can fit the hood on the wall or on a wall unit of
your kitchen. IMPORTANT: Respect the distance between the hob and lower part of the hood which must be at least
650 cm.
Fixing to the wall
: Before fixing the hood to the wall, check the position of the power outlet and consider where
the power cable will run, since a hole might have to be made in the wall unit to accommodate it. Draw a line on the
wall in vertical line with your hob. Mark the 4 holes to be drilled in the wall, respecting the distances indicated in Fig.9;
Make the 4 holes and fit the 4 screw anchors provided. Take 2 of the screws provided (Fig. 10G) and insert them
in the topmost screw anchors without however screwing them down completely. Hang the hood on the 2 screws;
Working from inside the hood, tighten the 2 screws completely. Now proceed with final fixing by fitting the other 2
screws H (Fig. 11). Make the electrical connection.
Fitting under wall unit
: Before fixing the hood to the wall unit, check the position of the power outlet and
consider where the power cable will run, since a hole might have to be made in the wall unit to accommodate it. Drill
4 holes in the wall unit, respecting the distances indicated in Fig. 12. Push the hood up against the wall unit and insert
the 4 screws operating from inside the wall unit (the 4 screws are not provided). Make the electrical connection.
Installation is now complete. We recommend you:
• CHECK THAT THE DUCTING-FILTERING LEVER IS IN THE RIGHT POSITION: The lever is found on the motor
unit and must be positioned on the symbol (
Q
) in the case of installation in filtering version (Fig. 13).
• also remember that charcoal filters must be used in the case of the filtering version; check to see whether such filters
are already fitted; if necessary, proceed to fit as follows, depending on the model type purchased:
- if the hood features round charcoal filters (Fig. 16R), fit the charcoal filter by turning anti-clockwise.
- if the hood features a panel type charcoal filter (Fig. 15A), remove the two metal filter retainers (M) and position
the charcoal filter inside the metal grid; fit the two filter retainers back on again to secure the charcoal filter.
OPERATION
Depending on the model, the unit is equipped with the following controls:
Controls as in Fig. 17: A
= Light switch.
B
= Motor ON/OFF switch - speed I
C
= switch - speed II
D
= switch
- speed III
E
= Motor on light.
Controls as in Fig. 18: A
= Light switch; position 0: light off; position 1: light on.
B
= Motor switch; position 0:
motor off; position 1-2-3: Motor on at speed I, II and II.
C
= Motor on light.
Grease filter/s
: Depending on the version, the hood features different types of grease filters:
Modular metal filters (of the type shown in Fig. 19): these are metal filters and must be periodically cleaned, depend-
ing on extent of operation (at least every two months). Wash the filters with neutral detergent. To remove the filters,
in line with the handle, push the stop inwards and pull the filter down (Fig. 4).
Panel type metal filter (as shown in Fig. 20N): this is a metal filter and is positioned inside the metal grid; the filter
must be periodically cleaned, depending on extent of operation (at least every two months). Wash the filter with
neutral detergent. To remove the filter, first of all remove the metal grid by pushing the two stops towards the inside
of the hood (Fig. 3); subsequently remove the two filter retainers inside the metal grid and remove the panel type
metal filter.
Panel type synthetic filter (as shown in Fig. 21P): this filter is made of white synthetic fibres and is located inside
the metal grid; it cannot be cleaned, but must be replaced from time to time according to use (at least every two
months). To remove the filter, first of all remove the metal grid, push the two stops towards the inside of the hood
(Fig. 3); next, remove the two filter retainers inside the metal grid and remove the panel type synthetic filter.
Charcoal filter/s
: the charcoal filters must be periodically replaced depending on extent of operation - on average
every 6 months. To remove the charcoal filters, proceed as follows, depending on the model purchased:
- if the hood features round charcoal filters (Fig. 14R), remove the charcoal filter by turning clockwise.
- if the hood features a panel type charcoal filter (Fig. 15A), remove the carbon filter by first of all removing the two
filter retainers M.
Lighting:
To access the incandescent lamps, remove the metal grid or metal filters (depending on the model you have
purchased): to remove the metal grid (Fig. 3), push the two stops towards the inside of the hood and turn the grid
until this can be removed. To remove the metal filters (Fig. 4), in line with the handle, push the stop inwards and pull
the filter down. Replace with lamps of the same kind (Fig. 22).
Warning: If you have a hood in the version with 2 motors, to take out the bulbs remove the glass light fitting
proceeding as follows: prise the catches of the light fitting at point A and simultaneously move the glass of the light
fitting upwards (Fig. 23). If the round charcoal filters are mounted on your appliance, remove them first.
