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7.
Place the metal box with the electronic
7. Place the metal box with the electronic com-
components in an easily reachable area for
eventual technical assistance operations.
ponents in an easily reachable area for even-
(Fig. 12), connecting the three connectors
tual technical assistance operations. (Fig.
(9 pole connector for the actuator control
and the safety control, 4 pole connector
12), connecting the three connectors (9 pole
for neon lamp turn on and push-button
connector for the actuator control and the
connector ).
safety control, 4 pole connector for neon
8.
Connect the internal motor or the external
lamp turn on and push-button connector ).
motor's cable to the terminal board found
inside the plastic box of the downdraft wi-
8. For external motors, connect the motor unit
ring .
cable to the relevant connector on the elec-
Make sure to respect the colors of cables
when performing the electrical connection
trical components box.
(fig.14).
9. Power the cookerhood.
9.
Power the cookerhood.
HOW TO USE THE COOKER HOOD
This appliance is intended to suck cooking
fumes, greases and steam. It has been designed
to work in both suctioning mode, with outside
evacuation, and filtering mode.
Outside - discharge version
The cooker hood can be mounted in the version
with outside discharge of suctioned air: in this
case it is necessary to connect the exhausting
channel to the outside (exhausting pipes are not
supplied with the products.)
Non-return valve blockage
WARNING
Before connecting the air exhaust hose,
make sure that the non-return valves can
rotate freely.
In case of outside air discharge installation, fit a
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non-return valve to prevent wind and back air
from entering.
Filtering mode
In case fumes and vapour cannot be evacuated
outside, the appliance can be used in the filtering
mode.
Activated charcoal filters are required for this
type of cooker hood.
Air recycled through the charcoal filters is recir-
culated into the kitchen, thanks to a duct con-
veying the air on one side of the cabinet (Fig. 13).
CAUTION
Installation must comply with the regula-
tions in force regarding the ventilation of
enclosed environments. In particular, dis-
charged air must not be conveyed into a
duct used for fumes discharge or discharge
from appliances using gas
or other combustible materials. The use of
discontinued ducts is not allowed without
the approval of a qualified technician.
GREASE
MOUNTING THE ACTIVATED CHAR-
COAL FILTER
Grease filters and charcoal filters mounting and
removal operations have to be carried out with
the downdraft in the open position.
In order to do it, push the ON/OFF key.
Then remove the front panel by unscrewing the
two front screws using a suitable tool (Fig. 14),
remove the grease filter (Fig. 15) and then insert
the charcoal filters (Fig. 16), making them slide
down-wards.
The charcoal filters replacement should be car-
ried out accordingly to how often the downdraft
has been used, anyway once every 6 months.
After having replaced the filters, remount the front
panel, paying special care in placing the two rub-
ber rings between the panel and the screw.
FILTER
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