Monsher KVAZI 50, Руководство пользователя

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4. SAFETY REQUIREMENTS
DO NOT CONNECT YOUR COOKER HOOD TO AN ELECTRIC STOVE POWER
SUPPLY. AVOID MECHANICAL AND THERMAL DAMAGE OF A POWER CORD.
4.1 During assembling, using and maintenance it is strictly prohibited:
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to connect the cooker hood to the mains power supply if its voltage and
frequency are out of values specified in Section 2;
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to use light bulbs whose power is > 3 W (LED);
� to perform maintenance, to replace a light bulb, to remove a filter or to clean
an appliance when the cooker hood is plugged into the mains;
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to use the cooker hood near an open-flame source, an open gas burner or a
heating unit. Heating elements must be covered with pots or pans;
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to cook alcohol-containing food;
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to leave a deep fryer unattended;
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to use the cooker hood with removed filters;
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to connect the cooker hood to an electric stove mains power supply or to cut
a plug during installing.
CAUTION! DO NOT USE GAS (ELECTRIC) STOVE WHEN THE COOKER HOOD
IS SWITCHED OFF!
4.2
To avoid an electric shock, plug the cooker hood in a three-wire (schuko type) socket.
4.3 Connect the cooker hood to a separate air shaft. Do not connect other
appliances to the same air shaft.
4.4
To use the cooker hood simultaneously with other heating appliances (e.g.,
gas/oil heaters, ovens etc.), except electric ones, provide additional fresh air intake
to a room where a range hood is installed (e.g., open a fanlight window).
4.5
When the cooker hood is installed above a stove at appropriate
installation
height H (Fig. 1) use an air duct Ø150 / Ø120 mm to exhaust air into a chimney.
Lesser diameter will cause an additional resistance to air leading to increased noise,
vibration and motor overheating.