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Exhausting cooker hood

The equipment is constructed in accordance with

European Standards and the requirements included in

the following Directives: 73/23 EEC (electric-low tension
safety), 89/336 EEC (electromagnetic compatibility),

93/68 EEC (EC marking regulations).
Before installing and/or using the hood:
• read all the instructions thoroughly;
• be sure that the ceiling structure is suitable for the

installation of this heavy equipment
• make sure that the voltage (V) and frequency (Hz)

ratings indicated on the plate inside the hood unit

correspond to the ones available in the installation

place.
• At least two people are needed for the installation

procedure, which it is advisable to entrust to competent

technicians.

PRESENTATION

The equipment (Pic. 1) is made of the following items:
1) Telescopic inside structure (Picture 1-1)
2) External telescopic chimney (Picture 1-2)
3) Cooker hood module (Picture 1-3)

1. INSTALLATION

Read the instruction manual before installing and/or

using the hood.
Range hoods and other cooking fume extractors

may adversely affect the safe operation of appliances

burning gas or other fuels (including those in other

rooms) due to the back flow of combustion gases.

These gases can potentially result in carbon monoxide

poisoning. After installation of a range hood or other

cooking fume extractor, the operation of flued gas

should be tested by a competent person to ensure that

back flow of combustion gases does not occur.

The unit must be fitted at a distance of at least 65 cm.

from the cooking hob. It must not be mounted above

cookers fitted with top radiant plate. The stale air must

be discharged in a manner complying with current

regulations.
All fastenings are supplied.
Installation of the structure to the ceiling (Picture 2)
1) Adjust the height H of the telescopic structure by

employing the screws as in Picture 2-A, considering

that the cooker hood Module height is mm. 350 and

that minimum distance between the equipment and the

cooktop is mm. 700 as described in Picture 1.
2) Fix to the ceiling the telescopic structure by means of

the screw anchors you have been provided

(Picture 2-B).
Installation of the telescopic chimney (Picture 3).
3) Put in and fix the upper flue chimney to the telescopic

structure by means of the screws as in Picture 3-C.
4) Put completely in the lower flue chimney upwards

and hold it up temporarily, screwing in the screws as

in Picture 3-D. Installation of the cooker hood Module

(Picture 3)
5) Put in the cooker hood module on the telescopic

structure and fix the screws as in Picture 3-F.
6) At this stage of the operation you can take off the

screws employed in Picture 3-D to hold on the lower flue

chimney and let it go down holding on the cooker hood

module.
This cooker hood can be employed as exhausting or

filtering (when provided for).
The cooker hood can be employed as filtering only

when the upper chimney is provided with holes for the

evacuation of the purified air.
Exhausting (external evacuation). Kitchen smokes are

driven outside through a flue joined to the exhaust pipe

flue connector (Picture 4). Install this flue after completing

what’s described in the previous point 2 of this section.
This pipe must not under any circumstances be

connected to cooker, boiler or burner exhaust pipes, etc.
If the hood is operated in suction function whilst stoves,

gas cookers, fuel-fed boilers. etc. are being used,

ventilation from outdoors must be provided, since

the cooker hood removes from the environment the

necessary air for a correct combustion.
The charcoal filters must not be fitted to the cooker hood

in exhausting version.
Filtering (inside recycling). Smokes pass through the

activated charcoal filters (Picture 5-H) to be cleaned and

recycled in the kitchen environment through the holes

from which the purified air will come out. These holes

have to be free and communicating with the kitchen

environment (Picture 5-L).
In this case you should not install the exhaust pipe.

2. ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS

This equipment must be connected to a grounding plant.
Two types of electrical connection can be used:
a) Using a standard plug to be connected to the power

cable and inserted in a mains socket which must be

accessible (so that the plug can be disconnected when
servicing is carried out).
b) By means of a fixed mains connection, fitting a bipolar

switch with contacts opening of at least 3 mm. The

ground connection (yellow-green wire) must not be
interrupted. Refer to the plate inside the hood for the

mains voltage and frequency ratings.
For stationary appliances permanently connected to

the fixed wiring, compliance with this requirement is

considered to be met if the instruction concerning

disconnection incorporated in the fixed wiring is in

accordance with AS/NZS 3000

Refer to the plate inside the hood for the mains voltage

and frequency ratings.

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