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E
Phase page 11
Check the correct position between the elements (L) and (M), which form part of the motor unit (UM) support brackets (Fig.
If required, position them at the height indicated in (Fig.
Secure the support brackets (L+M) to the motor unit (UM) using the 4 screws (V2), taking the desired air outlet direction into consideration (Fig.
F
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The motor used in the motor unit (UM) is, by default, equipped with a check valve already installed. If required, remove them from the air outlet
fitting of the motor.
G
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Place the assembly composed of the motor unit (UM) and its supports (L+M) on the false ceiling (Fig.
means of the flaps (H) of the protection template (G) (Fig.
H1
Phase page 12
Connect the air outlet fitting of the motor unit (UM) to the pipe (F) set up for external discharge (Fig.
Set up the electric connection to power the hood only after having disconnected the main power supply switch and complied with current regu-
2
lations (Fig. ).
Lift the hood towards the false ceiling (Fig.
Insert the hood in the previously reinforced false ceiling: as the hooks (G) open, they provisionally support the hood on the false ceiling (Fig.
all screws (V3) in order to open the hooks (G) and block the hood on the false ceiling (Fig.
H2
Phase page 12
Open the perimeter suction panel (Fig.
1
20) (Fig. ).
Fasten the motor unit (UM) to the hood body using the 8 screws (V5) (Fig.
Connect the motor unit (UM) connector (CM) to the hood connector (CE) (Fig.
Fix the safety chains to the hood using the supplied screws (V4) and cut the excess chain (Fig.
MOTOR UNIT (SLIM) PLACED ON THE HOOD
The motor unit (SLIM) is connected directly to the hood.
I
Phase page 13
Remove the flange (FC) assembled on the hood (Fig.
L
Phase page 13
Check the correct position between the elements (L) and (M), which form part of the motor unit (SLIM) support brackets (Fig.
tion them at the height indicated in (Fig.
Secure the support brackets (L+M) to the motor unit (SLIM) using the 4 screws (V2), taking the desired air outlet direction into consideration (Fig.
M
Phase page 14
Place the assembly composed of the motor unit (SLIM) and its supports (L+M) on the false ceiling (Fig.
means of the flaps (H) of the protection template (G) (Fig.
N1
Phase page 14
Connect the air outlet fitting of the motor unit (SLIM) to the pipe (FR) set up for external discharge (Fig.
Set up the electric connection to power the hood only after having disconnected the main power supply switch and complied with current regu-
2
lations (Fig. ).
Lift the hood towards the false ceiling (Fig.
Lift the knockouts and insert the connector (CM) from the motor unit (SLIM) into the drilled hole (Fig.
Insert the hood in the previously reinforced false ceiling: as the hooks (G) open, they provisionally support the hood on the false ceiling (Fig.
all screws (V3) in order to open the hooks (G) and block the hood on the false ceiling (Fig.
N2
Phase page 15
Open the perimeter suction panel (Fig.
1
20) (Fig. ).
Fasten the motor unit (SLIM) to the hood body using the 4 screws (V5) and 4 washers (V6) supplied (Fig.
Connect the connector (CM) of the motor unit (SLIM) to the hood connector (CE) (Fig.
Fix the safety chains to the hood using the supplied screws (V4) and cut the excess chain (Fig.
REMOTE MOTOR UNIT (URS OR URE)
The hood can be connected to the under-roof (URS) and outdoor (URE) remote motor unit .
In the case of an under-roof motor unit (URS), it must be placed next to the technical compartment inside the home, protected
against atmospheric agents and within reach for any maintenance operations.
In the case of an outdoor motor unit (URE), it is recommended to find a position protected from rain, snow, wind, etc., in order to
prevent rain and humidity from entering, which can damage the outdoor unit.
In the case of installation with remote motor, you must connect the hood to the electrical system earthing (after
having verified its functioning) by means of a suitable cable.
2
) and secure them with 8 screws (V1).
2
).
3
) and pass the chains through the safety holes of the hood (Fig.
T
on page 20), remove the metal filters (FM) (Fig.
1
) and the knockouts (ST) (Fig.
2
) and secure them with 8 screws (V1).
2
).
3
) and pass the chains through the safety holes of the hood (Fig.
T
on page 20), remove the metal filters (FM) (Fig.
1
6
).
U
on page 20) and remove the piston (Fig.
2
).
3
).
4
).
2
). Assemble the plug (TC SLIM) on the hood (Fig.
7
).
U
on page 20) and remove the piston (Fig.
3
).
4
).
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1
).
1
), taking care to centre the assembly by
).
4
).
1
). If required, posi-
1
), taking care to centre the assembly by
1
).
4
).
5
).
2
).
3
)
5
). Tighten
V
on page
3
).
3
)
6
). Tighten
V
on page
URS
URE