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di collegamento alla pulsantiera della cappa) nell'apposito foro diametro 60 mm realizzato sulla parete.
4) Eseguire il collegamento con il tubo di evacuazione dei fumi della cappa.
5) Fare scorrere i cavi elettrici all'interno dell'apposito tubo in plastica diametro 60 mm.
6) Fissare l'apparecchio senza il carter esterno in acciaio, precedentemente rimosso dall'apparecchio, avendo cura di
allineare i fori di fissaggio della flangia superiore (F) dell'apparecchio con i fori precedentemente praticati sul muro.
Avvitare utilizzando le viti in dotazione.
7) Rimontare il carter estetico facendo coincidere la griglia forata con l'uscita aria dell'apparecchio (vedi fig. 8).
8) Assicurarsi che i punti di fissaggio siano resistenti abbastanza per supportare l'apparecchio.
9) Montare, in corrispondenza alla parte superiore della camera motore della cappa, il raccordo (vedi fig. 4) in dotazione
per collegare il tubo di evacuazione fumi dalla cappa all'unità di aspirazione esterna. Per il montaggio utilizzare le 4 viti
in dotazione.
- Non utilizzare tubi con diametri inferiori a 200mm, ridurre al minimo le curve, verificare che i tubi abbiano una lun-
ghezza minima indispensabile.
- Assicurarsi che la direzione dell'aria in entrata e in uscita sia coerente con la freccia indicata nella fig. 5.
L 'apparecchio deve essere utilizzato solo con il comando elettronico a 4 velocità montato sulla cappa.
10) Collegare il connettore a 6 poli C1 dell'apparecchio sull'omologo connettore C2 della pulsantiera elettronica montata
sulla cappa, dopo avere verificato che il convogliatore, che di norma è montato sulla cappa, sia stato rimosso dalla
cappa, disconnesso alla rete e scollegato dalla pulsantiera elettronica a 4 velocità.
11) Collegare l'apparecchio alla rete di alimentazione elettrica rispettando tutte le norme in vigore.
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WARNING
Only specialised technicians are authorised to carry out installation works.
Before connecting the equipment to the power supply line make sure that the line voltage corresponds to that indicated
on the equipment's rating label.
The equipment must be used exclusively with the 4-speed electronic control panel installed on the hood.
Do not connect the equipment to combustion fume outlet pipes of boilers, stoves, fireplaces, etc.
Check that the air pipe and outlet pipe are not obstructed.
Use the pipe fitting supplied to connect the fume outlet pipe of the hood to the external suction unit. Do no use pipes with
smaller diameter, avoid using angled pipes, make sure that the pipes are at least of the minimum length.
Comply with the current regulations on air discharge into the atmosphere.
If a boiler, stove, fireplace, etc. that uses gas or other fuels is being used at the same time, make sure the room where the
fumes are extracted is well ventilated, in compliance with the current regulations.
SAFETY
Do not allow children or impaired persons to operate the equipment unless they are supervised by a person who shall
make sure that the equipment is used safely.
The hood is designed exclusively to extract cooking fumes coming from household kitchens. The manufacturer shall not
be liable for damage caused by different uses of the hood.
Before cleaning or maintenance works make sure that the equipment is disconnected from the power supply line.
The manufacturer shall not be liable for any damage caused by a wrong installation or incorrect use of the equipment, in
which case the warranty shall be void and no request for damage shall be accepted.
WARRANTY
The new equipment is covered by warranty in compliance with the current regulations.
The warranty terms are indicated either on the last page of the instructions for use or in a warranty document supplied by
the distributor together with the equipment.
1) INSTALLING THE REMOTE UNIT UNDER THE ROOF
The equipment can be wall mounted, ceiling mounted or floor mounted (horizontally or vertically, see fig. 1 and 2).
1) After having decided where and how the equipment is to be installed, secure the brackets (provided) with the screws
(provided).
2) Place the equipment exactly where it is going to be installed, mark the location of the holes on the wall. Drill the holes
and insert the screw anchors provided. The diameter of the holes must be suitable for the diameter of the screw an-
chors (see fig.3).
3) Align the holes of the brackets with the holes of the screw anchors and screw the screws in.
4) Make sure that the anchoring points are adequately resistant for the load of the equipment.
5) Install (using 4 screws supplied) the pipe fitting provided (see fig. 4) above the hood motor in order to connect the fume
outlet pipe of the hood to the external extraction unit.
- Do not use pipes with diameter smaller than 150mm, avoid using angled pipes, make sure that the pipes are at least
of the minimum length.
- Make sure that the direction of the air inlet and outlet is as indicated on the arrow on the equipment label.
The equipment must be used exclusively with the 4-speed electronic control panel installed on the hood.
6) Connect the 6-pole connector C1 of the equipment to connector C2 of the electronic control panel of the hood. First
make sure that the conveyor that is normally installed on the hood has been removed and disconnected from the
power supply line and from the 4-speed electronic control panel.
7) Connect the appliance to the power supply in compliance with the relevant regulations.
2) INSTALLING THE EXTERNAL REMOTE UNIT
Only specialised technicians are authorised to carry out installation works. The equipment can be installed onto outside
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