Changing The Carbon Filter/ Anti-Grease Filter; Changing The Light Bulbs; Installation - Atag WH255P Notice D'utilisation

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Changing the carbon filter/
anti-grease filter
If the extractor hood is used in filtering mode
it is necessary for the active charcoal fibre
panel (fig. 1F and 9F) to be replaced
approximately every six months according to
use.
* Remove the anti-grease grill as described
under "Filtering/discharging conversion".
* Lift the two metallic stops (fig. 9C and 10C).
* Remove the carbon filter panel
(fig. 9F and 10F).
* The anti-grease panel must be changed
according to use. If the panel is a metallic
one it can be cleaned by hand with neutral
detergent or in a dishwasher.

Changing the light bulbs

To gain access to the light bulb(s) remove the
anti-grease grille as described above and
remove the bulb(s). Replace with light bulbs
of the same type.
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Installation

Before assembling the appliance it is
necessary to remove the anti-grease grille.
To install the appliance for the Discharging
mode, connect one of the two discharge
outlets to the external duct and seal off the
other opening with the cap supplied (fig. 4.).
For the Filtering mode both of the discharge
outlets of the appliance must be closed off
using the caps supplied.
The following procedures must be carried out
before installing the appliance:
*A proper wiring system must be installed.
*If your appliance is to be installed in
Discharging mode, the ventilation hole must
first be made and a proper pipe obtained to
connect the vent to the flange of the
extractor hood.
Wall fitting
*Using the appropriate drilling jig, insert the
blocks supplied into the wall. Then insert
two of the screws supplied so that the
appliance can be hooked onto the screws
by the holes specially provided (fig 5A).
*Once the appliance is hooked in place it can
be firmly secured to the wall using the other
two screws and the holes provided
underneath (fig. 5B). To avoid damaging the
appliance only use the holes already
created.
*Finally make the electrical connections.
Mounting the chimney (when present)
The adjustable section at the top end of the
chimney allows you to set the correct height.
Take into account the maximum tolerances
(615 - 1210 mm).
*Draw the location of the profile A by copying
the shape of the chimney (fig 11).
*Attach profile A to the ceiling and the wall
using thetwo screws provided.
*Attach the outlet pipe.
*Attach the chimney to the sides of the
profile and the to the fixing brackets (B)
on top of the hood using the screws
provided (fig. 11).
Wall cupboard fitting
* Using the appropriate drilling jig drill four
holes in the base of the wall cupboard and
cut the ventilation hole if the extractor is to
be used in Discharging mode (if the
appliance is to be used in Filtering mode
this hole is not necessary).
* Holding the extractor hood against the base
of the cupboard secure it in place using the
four screws supplied (fig. 6).
* Then make the electrical connections.
Important:
Check the position of screw A (fig. 9 and 10).
For the Discharging mode screw A must be
screwed tight; for the Filtering version the
screw must be completely loose to allow the
extracted air to escape via the top openings.
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