FALMEC Piano Mode D'emploi page 47

To assemble the under-roof (URS) or outdoor (URE) remote mo-
tor unit, refer to the relative instructions booklet.
Once the under furniture motor unit has been positioned or
connection of the suction pipe for the remote motor unit has been pre-
pared, the assembly instructions of the conveyor and the hood are ge-
neric, the difference being only whether there is a Piano Single Suction
hood or a Piano Double Suction hood.
To correctly install the hood the rectangular connection
pipes, cut to the right length, between the various fittings
must be prepared: refer to the technical specifications in-
serted in the first pages of this booklet and to the specifications
"Set-up for installation: examples of installation" shown from page
16 to page 22.
Phase D on page 27
Assemble on the ground the set consisting of the conveyor kit (KC), the
silencer (ES), the vertical pipe (T3) and the curve (CV).
Insert the silencer (ES) directly in the conveyor kit (KC)(Fig.
the two parts using the self-threading screws (V1) supplied (Fig.
Insert the vertical pipe (T3) in the silencer: there are metal hooks inside
it which ensure correct positioning (Fig.
Lastly, assemble the curve (CV) on the vertical pipe (T3).
Phase E on page 27
Afterwards seal all joints with adhesive tape (supplied) to prevent any
accumulation of condensation from seeping through the coupling
4
joints of the various parts (Fig.
Phase F on page 27
Carefully place the assembled set (AC) in the furniture by inserting the
circular fitting of the conveyor kit in the circular fitting of the under furni-
ture motor unit or in the circular pipe (for connection with remote motor
1
unit) prepared previously (Fig.
2
tape supplied (Fig. ).
Phase G on page 27
Next, prepare the set consisting of the horizontal pipe (T2), the curve
(CO), eventual pipe (T1) present only in some types of installation, and
the conveyor part (EC).
To insert the conveyor part (EC), do not remove the pro-
tective film of the seal ring (Fig.
Seal all joints with adhesive tape (supplied) to prevent any accumula-
tion of condensation from seeping through the coupling joints of the
3
various parts (Fig. ).
Phase H on page 28
Remove the part with the adjustable flaps (EV) from the suction unit
(UA): proceed with caution, taking care to first lift the front and then
removing the two pins in the rear part (Fig.
Remove the metal anti-grease filter (A), the drilled part (B) and the
3
grease drip tray (C) (Fig. ).
Disconnect the push button control panel connector (CP) as shown in
4
(Fig. ) (for the Piano Double Suction hood, only for the suction unit
equipped with push button control panel).
Remove the stainless steel frame (D) assembled on the suction unit by
5
turning the 4 screws (V2) (Fig.
Before inserting the hood in the worktop, for some types of installation
it is necessary to remove the knockouts (E) on the suction unit (Fig.
); these parts are necessary to prevent the liquid from leaking from the
cooker top inside the furniture and as a support part of the top itself,
but are to be removed from the side supporting the worktop and in the
event of cooker tops with unsuitable dimensions.
The knockouts must always be removed after having
first removed the stainless steel frame.
Phase I on page 29
1
Turn the screws (V3) (Fig. ) to position the fixing elements (G) of the
suction unit in the position shown in (Fig.
inserted in the hole drilled in the worktop (Fig.
4
Tighten all screws (V3)(Fig. ) to lift the fixing elements (G) and block
1
); block
3
).
5
and ).
); also seal this joint with the adhesive
2
).
2
).
).
2
) to allow the hood to be
3
).
the hood on the worktop (Fig.
Phase L on page 29
Reassemble the stainless steel frame (D) (Fig.
removed previously (Fig.
3
).
Reconnect the push button control panel connector (CP) (Fig.
Only for Piano Double Suction hood version
Connect the connector (CS) from the suction unit not provided
with controls to the corresponding connector (CD) positioned in
the suction unit with push button control panel (Fig.
If this operation is not carried out, operation of the hood
motor is prevented.
Phase M on page 30
Install the previously assembled set (AB), simultaneously coupling it in
the suction unit (UA) and the curve (CV) (Fig.
the rear of the conveyor part (EC) fits into the hole on the suction unit
2
(UA)(Fig. ).
2
).
Lock the set (AB) to the suction unit (UA) with the screws (V2) supplied
3
(Fig. ) and seal the joint made with the curve (CV) with the adhesive
4
tape supplied (Fig.
Phase N on page 31
Reposition the drilled part (B) and the metal anti-grease filter (A) (Fig.
1 2
and ).
Reassemble the part with the adjustable flaps (EV) (Fig.
ceed with caution, taking care to correctly insert the two pins in the
rear part in the corresponding holes on the stainless steel frame of the
suction unit.
Phase O on page 31
Connect the hood connector (CC) to the connector (CM) on the under
furniture extractor fan or coming from the remote motor unit (Fig.
The electrical junctions and the connection couplings
must not be accessible after installation.
Electrically power the hood in accordance with regulations in force.
The hood is supplied with a safety device which prevents
operation of the motor should the adjustable flaps of the
suction unit be in the closed position.
Phase P on page 32
Cover the hole on the bottom of the furniture with the flanges (FF)
supplied: secure them using the appropriate screws (V4) following the
indications relative to the type of installation carried out.
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5
).
1
) using the screws (V2)
2
) and reposition the grease drip tray (Fig.
1
): make sure the fold on
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4
).
5
).
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and ): pro-
1
).