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The appliance should be embedded into the wall unit or another support. This process should be
carried out by using 4 screws suitable for the kind of unit following the instructions for the drilling of
the holes as shown in (Fig. 1)
Exhausting Version
With this type of installation the appliance discharges the vapours externally outside the main wall or
an existing exhaust conductor. A non inflammable Ø 150 mm mural telescopic tube (acceptable
standard) is necessary and should be connected to the flange B supplied (Fig.5).
Filter Version
To transform the exhausting version to a filter version rangehood, active carbon filters are required
and you should ask for them from your local supplier. The active carbon filters purify the air that is
recycled within the environment. The filters are not washable or regenerative and must be replaced
at least every four (4) months. The saturation of the active carbon depends on the frequent use of the
rangehood, from the type of food cooked and the frequency of cleaning the grease. The rectangular
filters must be affixed to the exhausting area inside the rangehood. Fit the pivots (K) in the appropri-
ate slots (Fig 4) then, using the appropriate handles, and with a turning movement towards the top
slot in the pivots (J) which are located next to the handle. To do this operation remove the grill G (Fig
2). The air is put back into the atmosphere via the connection tube passing through the cabinet to the
linking ring B (Fig 6).
Recirculated to kitchen area via bulkhead
Recirculated to kitchen area via ceiling cavity
Ducted to atmosphere through wall
Ducted to atmosphere through roof
