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4.2 - Customization of the front element
1 - Remove both the active charcoal and metal filters in order to access the internal screws fixing the front
element in place.
2 - Unfasten the fixing screws and remove the front element (fig. 3).
3 - Dismantle the metal corner bracket (fig. 4).
4 - Remove the metal panel and the sheet of cardboard (fig. 5).
5 - Fit the 5 mm thick wooden panel, the metal panel and the seal element into the front element
(fig. 6). Replace the metal corner bracket. For panels over 5 mm thick, the fitter must procure a
different size of the seal element.
4.3 - Fitting the canopy (fig. 7)
1 - Rotate halfway the two screws R positioned on the hanging lugs of the canopy.
2 - Hook the canopy onto the wall bracket 1 ensuring that the two lugs of the bracket are fitted on the
keyhole fixing points of the canopy and push down as allowed by the adjustment screws R.
3 - The canopy can be aligned or adjusted in height using the two adjustment screws R.
4.4 - Electrical connection and working test
1 - The safety measures 3.2, 3.3 and 3.4 of paragraph 3 are to be strictly observed.
2 - Insert the power cable from the remote blower into the hood, remove the metal filters, remove the
plastic cover on the terminal box, connect the remote blower power cables to the terminal, ensuring
that the yellow and green wires coincide.
3 - Once the electrical connection has been completed, check that worktop illumination, motor and speeds
work properly.
4.5 - Connecting the hood to the remote blower
The hood must be connected to the remote blower using either a rigid or a flexible duct Ø 150 mm
(fig. 8).
In this case it will be necessary to fit a Ø 150-120mm adapter to the hood outlet.
If the remote blower is installed inside the home, it must be ducted to the outside:
a - Remove the two screws on top of the canopy and secure the spigot (fig. 9); fit the spigot A on
the rectangular air outlet on the top of the canopy and secure the spigot to the canopy using the
two screws.
b - Connect the reduction flange to both the ducting spigot A and to the remote blower using a
Ø 150mm duct.
c - Connect the remote blower to the evacuation duct. The choice of the material to be used is left
to the installer.
4.6 - Fitting the telescopic chimney stack (fig. 10)
The chimney stack is formed using the two U-shaped sections and is adjustable for different heights.
1 - To fit the upper section S first widen the two sides of the section slightly so that they can be clamped
to the wall brackets 3 and 4 and then ensure that they are correctly fastened. The upper section is fixed
to the wall bracket 3 with its upper corners. Secure the upper section to the bracket 3 using two screws
provided with the fixing kit.
2 - The lower section I of the chimney stack can be fixed in a similar way between the wall brackets 2
and 4 and the wall, paying attention to fit the lower part of the section into the recess of the canopy
(see close-up).
Then fix the lower section I to the wall bracket 2 using the two remaining self tapping screws.
NOTE - The upper S and lower I sections are fixed to the wall bracket in the middle 4 through a
spring and the connection is made by pushing both sections vigorously towards the centre.
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Part 2 a - OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS
1 - SAFETY WARNINGS
It is most important that all the warnings shown in paragr. 3 of the Installation instructions are
strictly observed.
Moreover pay special attention to the following warnings during the use and maintenance of the
cooker hood:
1.1 - The grease filters should be cleaned or replaced as recommended by the manufacturer or more
frequently if the hood is used consistently (over 4 hours per day).
1.2 - When using a gas hob in conjunction with the cooker hood, never leave the burners uncovered
while the hood is in use; when removing the pans either turn the hob off or keep the flame to
a minimum if it is only for a few minutes and under supervision.
1.3 - Always ensure that the flame does not overflow from under the pans; this will save energy and
will avoid a dangerous concentration of heat.
1.4 - Do not use the appliance in any incorrect way: this hood has been designed only to reduce the
smells of cooking in the kitchen.
2 - OPERATION
2.1 - Control panel
The cooker hood functions are located in a concealed control panel on the right hand side of the
canopy, behind the front trim (fig. 11).
To gain access to the control panel apply slight pressure to the control panel back and release.
To relocate the control panel in its concealed position just push it back upwards.
2.2 - Switches
The cooker hood can be operated as follows (fig. 12):
Switch L = marked with the lamp symbol, controls the worktop illumination;
Switch M = marked with the fan symbol, controls the power to the fan motor (0-1);
Switch V = controls the fan speed:
• low speed should be selected when simmering or using only one pan; the noise level is kept to the
minimum;
• medium speed, should be selected for normal cooking. This speed offers the best ratio between air
capacity and noise level;
• top speed, should be selected when frying or cooking food with strong odours, even for a long
period.
3 - MAINTENANCE
Regular maintenance and cleaning will ensure good performance and reliability, while extending the
working life of the hood.
Special attention should be paid to the grease filters.
3.1 - Metal grease filters
a - Cleaning:
The metal grease filters should be cleaned every two months with normal usage and can be cleaned
in a dishwasher or by hand using mild detergent or liquid soap.
b - Replacement:
The metal grease filter panels are easily removed, one at a time, by applying slight inward pressure
to the actuators to release the securing bolts. Care should be taken to support the filter with one hand
while releasing the securing bolts with the other hand (fig. 13).
The filter panels should be refitted with bolt side facing downwards.
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