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Preparations for assembly Page EN-14
Connection for power supply
WARNING
Risk of electric shock!
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The mains plug must be as accessib-
le as possible during use, i.e. the plug
must be accessible even after the
exhaust hood has been installed.
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If the mains plug is no longer acces-
sible after installation, an all-pole dis-
connecting device complying with
overvoltage category III must be
connected to the house wiring with a
contact gap of at least 3 mm; consult
a qualifi ed professional if necessary
(see the chapter on “Service”).
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Electrical installation may be perfor-
med only by a certifi ed specialist. If
an additional socket is required, have
an electrician perform the installati-
on.
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Do not connect to a multiple socket
outlet, power strip, timer or to a sepa-
rate remote-controlled system for dis-
tance monitoring and control.
To ensure that the exhaust hood will perform
optimally and that no obtrusive cabling is visib-
le, plan the connection for power supply ca-
refully before installation: The exhaust hood
must be placed over the centre of the cooking
zone.
Preparations for assembly
For exhaust air operation
WARNING
Risk of suffocation/explosion!
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Never attach the exhaust hood to a
ventilation shaft, chimney or smo-
kestack! The air being extracted must
not travel through a channel in which
warm air circulates. The extracted air
may only be released to the outside
through a separate air channel inten-
ded exclusively for the exhaust hood.
NOTICE
Risk of damage to property!
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We recommend having a specialist
carry out all preparations.
Before you can begin assembly, all of the fol-
lowing conditions must be met:
– There must be a wall or ceiling break of at
least 15.5 cm in diameter.
– If the exhaust air hose passes through an
exterior wall, the air outlet on the outside
must have a cover with self-opening slits
(not included in the package contents).
To keep subsequent energy usage as low as
possible, we recommend
– placing the exhaust air channels as straight
as possible and avoiding any sharp angles
(curves or bends are preferable). Each
bend increases energy usage.
– not reducing the cross-section of the fan
connector. The wider the diameter of the
exhaust air hose and the smoother its inte-
rior surface, the better the extraction func-
tion will be.
– selecting a ventilation conduit with exterior
shutters that can open completely during
use.