Materials required for assembly
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The exhaust hood must be placed
over the centre of the cooking zone
in order for it to operate at Exhaust hood full
capacity later.
Please note!
– To avoid damage to the appliance from
dust caused by the drilling, we recommend
drilling the holes for the wall mount for the
flue before installing the exhaust hood.
– If possible, move the cooker aside so that
you have enough space to install the ex-
haust hood. Use a stable stepladder and
always have a second person assist you.
min.
65
cm
1. To position the appliance exactly over the
centre of the cooker, first draw a refer-
ence line on the wall (a vertical line drawn
using a level or plumb-bob from the cen-
tre of the cooker to the ceiling).
2. Hold the exhaust hood (1) up to the wall
in such a way that the distance from the
cooker (for gas cookers, at least 65 cm)
is correct and the middle of the exhaust
hood is flush to the vertical guideline.
Check the alignment using a level.
50 cm
50 cm
40 cm
c
5 cm
3. Use a pencil to mark the four drilling holes
using the hangers.
The two outer drilling holes for the hanger
must have a clearance of 50 cm. Both in-
ner drilling holes for the fuse must have a
clearance of 40 cm and must be offset from
the outer drilling holes by 5 cm each.
4. Remove the exhaust hood again.
50 cm
50 cm
50 cm
40 cm
40 cm
5 cm
5. Drill a hole with the same diameter as the
wall plug into the wall to a sufficient depth
at each of the marked points.
2x
2x
6. Insert all four screw wall plugs into the
drilled holes.
7. Screw in two fixing screws in the outer
wall plugs. Around 1 cm of both fixing
screws must be left protruding.
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