3.6) If the hood is to be used as a filtering hood, it is possible to purchase a decorative chimney To mount a filter of the type illustrated in FIG. 6a, proceed as followis:
supplied with holes, and with a deflector, separately (SEE ACCESSORIES), to convey the air
flow in a more efficient manner. ? carefully observe the shape of the joints;
? insert the back side into its groove;
4 MOUNTING INSTRUCTIONS ? lift the front side of the carbon filter, until it is blocked;
? clamp the filter by rotating the two knobs at 90°.
To remove a carbon filter proceed as follows: (SEE FIG. 6a OPPOSITE DIRECTION TO THE
4.1 EQUIPMENT AND TOOLS
Before mounting, make sure you have the following equipment and tools: ARROWS):
? 1 screwdriver with a wide blade (about 8 mms), or a cross-notched scredriver (with total width of the ? rotate the two knobs at 90°;
? pull the front side of the filter downwards;
blade about 4 mms);
? 1 screwdriver for height regulation (with blade about 5 mms); ? fully extract, by removing the back of the filter from the groove.
? 1 drill with a nose suitable for building materials with the same diameter as the caps;
? a pencil or a small drawing pin to mark the positions of the holes on the wall; If the carbon filters are of the type illustrated in FIG. 6b, proceed as follows for mounting:
? for suction use: pipe of the same diameter as the hood outlet duct in straight or curved pieces, ? grip the external part (without teeth) of the filter with both hands;
sufficient to convey the air towards the outside. The pipe must be made of suitable material and ? pay attention to the shape of the motor inserts, you will have to follow this when rotating the filters
namely: corrosion, heat and flameproof. to block them;
? rest the edge of the filter with three teeth on one of the motor sides so that each tooth is in the
4.2 DISMANTLING AND RE-POSITIONING OF THE ALUMINIUM GRILLES correct position to be fitted into the corresponding insert;
To fix the hood to the wall (see par. 4.5) or insert the carbon filters (when used for filtering see par. 4.3), ? make sure that the three teeth are correctly inserted and rotate the filter so as to ensure it is fully
it is necessary to gain access to the inside, therefore the alluminium grease filters should be removed. blocked;
The grease filters should be re -positioned after mounting the hood or replacing spare parts, to ? to ensure that filter is correctly fitted, release your grip and try to move the filter away from the
guarantee correct functioning. motor towards the outside;
TO EXTRACT a grease-filter (SEE arrow in FIG. 5): ? if the filter does not move, it is correctly fitted;
? pull the small handle downwards. ? If the filter moves around or even falls, it is not correctly installed; in this case repeat the above
procedures until it is correctly fitted.
TO RE-POSITION the grease-filter (SEE FIG. 5 opposite direction to the arrow)
? grip the grease filter;
? insert the back side of the grease filter into its groove; To remove both carbon filters proceed as follows:
(SEE FIG. 6b OPPOSITE DIRECTION TO THE ARROWS):
? press the small handle spring;
? insert the front side of the grease filter into its groove; ? rest the palm of the hand on the filter to be replaced;
? let the spring of the small handle go, so as to push the teeth into their slots. ? rotate the filter in the only possible direction;
? the filter teeth will come out of the grooves and you will feel that the filter is free to move;
4.3 FITTING AND REMOVAL OF CARBON FILTERS ? grip the filter and remove it from its housing.
To use the hood as a suction hood, read the following paragraph.
If you wish to use the hood as a filtering hood, it is necessary to fit the carbon filters. 4.4 PREPARATION OF THE DECORATIVE CHIMNEY ATTACHMENTS
Before fitting the carbon filters remove the alluminium grilles as indicated at paragraph 4.2. It is always compulsory to fit the decorative chimney. Only in cases where the design of the hood does
The carbon filters which contain activated carbon ARE OPTIONAL, and can be bought separately. not comprise the chimney, should you proceed to the next paragraph.
There are two types of carbon filter. To to mount the decorative chimney, it is necessary to arrange for a ceiling attachment.
Once the alluminium grilles have been removed, it is possible to identify which type of filter is suitable The support bracket is of such a shape that it can be fixed to the ceiling or the side wall. It serves to
for the hood (FIG. 6). support the decorative chimney only and not the the whole hood (SEE FIG. 7).
To fix the bracket, proceed as follows: |
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