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DESCRIPTION
The hood comes in a filtering or ducting version. With the filtering version (Fig. 1) the air and steam conveyed by the hood
are purified by the charcoal (or polyurethane) filters and recirculated in the room. With the ducting version (Fig. 2) the
steam and kitchen smells are conveyed directly to the outside through a disposal duct fitted in the wall/ceiling. Therefore,
use of charcoal (or polyurethane) filters are not necessary.
INSTALLATION
To facilitate installation, remove the grille or the grease filters (depending on the model bought) and disassemble the
front door.
Door disassembly: open the door by pulling it forwards; operating on the inside of the hood remove the 2 screws D
as illustrated in Fig. 3. Hold the tab L down and remove the door from the guides.
Grille disassembly: open the door pulling it forwards and push the 2 plastic catches upwards (Fig. 4).
Grease filters disassembly: open the door pulling it forwards; in correspondence to the handle, push the catch upwards
and extract the filter (Fig. 5).
Essential requirements for assembly: - set up the electrical connection. - if your hood is to be installed in the ducting
version, prepare the air evacuation opening.
With the ducting version (only for the model shown in Fig. 4) the air can be evacuated through a wall or a ceiling vent.
If air evacuation is through a wall vent, position the flange (F) on the rear and the cap (T) on the top of the apparatus (Fig.6);
if air evacuation is through a ceiling vent, do the opposite.
Before installing the hood, the following operations must be carried out (only for the model shown in Fig. 5):
- Fig. 7: fit the flange to the hood using 2 screws (provided).
- Fig. 8: remove the polystyrene panel from inside the hood.
Assembling: check that the brackets L are mounted on the hood (Fig. 9); if not, fix them using 2 metrical screws (V)
with washers (all provided); also check that the 2 metric screws (M) are fitted. Bearing in mind that the distance between
the hood and the hob must be at least 65 cm, fix the 2 brackets S (provided) to the wall using the screws and screw anchors
provided - see Fig. 10. Hook the hood to the 2 brackets; for alignment with the wall or kitchen units, the hood may be
adjusted in height by turning the screws M, and in depth by turning the screws V (Fig. 10). Before tightening all the screws,
check the distance between the hood and the wall; if necessary, use the spacer provided.
Fitting the spacer: cut the spacer to the desired size; unhook the hood from the brackets and fit the spacer to the back
of the hood with the 3 screws provided (Fig. 11).
Hook the hood back onto the wall brackets and fully tighten the screws M and V (Fig. 10). Complete the fitting by locking
the hood to the wall units by means of the 4 screws C (Fig.12).
Fitting the wooden door: cut the wooden panel to the desired size and fit it to the hood door with the 4 screws (see
dimensions in Fig. 13).
Fitting the charcoal (or polyurethane) filters. If you chose the filtering version installation, check that the carbon filters
are assembled; if they are not, assemble them as follows:
The filtering version hood is supplied with different charcoal filters according to the version:
Round charcoal filters (Fig.14T); to assemble them, hook them onto the motor and block them by making them rotate.
Polyurethane panel filters (Fig.15P); to assemble them, place them inside the grid fixing them with the supplied metal
retainers (Fig.15Q).
For the ducting version use a flexible tube to connect the hood flange to the air evacuation opening (prepared in
advance). For the filtering version use a flexible tube to connect the hood flange to the top of the wall unit.
When the installation has been completed, remount the front door and make the electrical connection.
OPERATION
For all versions the motor is operated automatically by opening and closing the front door. Open: Hood operates -
Closed: Hood does not operate.
Controls (Fig. 16): A = light switch. B = motor ON/OFF switch - speed I. C = speed II switch; pressed a second time,
the timer is activated and the motor turns off after 10?: the relevant LED flashes continuously. D = speed III switch; the timer
acts as for switch C. E = speed IV switch; the timer acts as for switch C.
Controls (Fig. 17): A = light switch; position 0: light off; position 1: light on. B = motor switch; position 0: motor off;
position 1-2-3: motor on at speed I, II and III. C = motor pilot lamp.
Grease filter/s: Depending on the version, the hood features different types of grease filters:
Modular metal filters (of the type shown in Fig. 18): these filters must be cleaned about every 30 hours of operation
(all the LEDs flash simultaneously). To remove the filters: open the door pulling it forwards and remove the filters
pushing the catch upwards in correspondence to the handle. Wash the filters with a neutral detergent. When the clean
filters have been remounted, press one of the three speed buttons to restart the counter.
Panel type metal filter (of the type shown in Fig. 19N): this is a metal filter and it is positioned inside the metal grid; the filter
must be cleaned about every 30 hours of operation (all the LEDs flash simultaneously). To remove the filter: open the door
pulling it forwards and push the 2 plastic catches upwards (Fig. 4). Remove the filter retainers (Fig. 19Q) inside the metal
grid and remove the panel type metal filter. For the filtering version, it is necessary, to reach the filter, to remove the |
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