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NOTE: If retrofitting these units into an existing building it may be necessary to remove
part of the scotia where the chimney cover meets the ceiling.
Models
with
Glass:
Step 1: The canopy should be placed at a minimum distance of 65cm above the cooking
surface when placed above an electric hob and a minimum of 65cm above the cooking
surface when placed above a gas cooktop. (Refer Pic 1).
Step 2: To install, drill 3 holes of Ø8mm along a level line at the desired height. This line will
hold the bracket that holds the canopy to the wall. (Refer Pic 2). Insert the screws into the
holes and fasten securely to the wall, ensuring that the screws fix into material that has
sufficient load capacity to hold the weight of the canopy.
Step 3: Add the ducting to the top of the canopy and fix firmly. Run the ducting to the
outside of the building as per the NZ Building Code requirements ensuring that the ducting is
not kinked or crimped in any way. (Refer to Pic 3).
Step 4: Calculate the final height of the chimney cover and mark the position of the second
bracket. Affix the bracket to the wall at the desired height and put the canopy onto the
hook. (Refer to Pic 4).
Step 5: Put the glass on the canopy and fix the glass with the screws. (Refer to Pic 5).
Step 6: Lift the first section of chimney cover onto the canopy. Place the second part of the
chimney cover inside the first and lift up to the final bracket height. Fix the chimney cover to
the top bracket using the screws provided and fix the body using the screws provided. (Refer
to Pic 6 and Pic 7).