KRONAsteel 00022883, Application Sheet

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EN  Application sheet

KITCHEN HOODS

–   disconnect the kitchen hood from the power 

supply and find the wire of the burnt lamp;

–   disconnect the power cord in the connector by 

pressing two petals of thekitchen hood cover, 

remove the burned lamp;

–   insert a new lamp in place of the burned-out 

backlight lamp;

–   connect the lamp power wire in the connector;

–   connect the kitchen hood to the power supply 

and check the operation of the lamps.

KITCHEN HOOD INSTALLATION  

INSTRUCTIONS

These are only trained professionals who 

are permitted to install and connect kitchen 

hoods.

It is prohibited to begin the installation pro-

cedure and remove the protective film on the 

kitchen hood made of steel, until you make 

sure it is technically sound, connecting that 

to an electrical power network and checking 

all its functions.

For that, open the package, take the kitchen hood 

out of it, place it upon an even surface so that the 

mode selection switch faces an inspecting person. 

After that connect the kitchen hood to the mains 

and check its function. Check that in all modes, 

and if it functions properly, you may begin the 

hood mounting. If not, turn to the sales agency 

where you have purchased the hood, or warranty 

workshop.  

It is recommended to remove the protection 

film on the hoods made of stainless steel only 

upon completion of the installation procedure. 

Let us remind you that the hood mounting 

height above an electric stove shall be 50 cm 

at least, and 65 cm above a gas stove (Fig. 8).

Attention!  It is recommended to install the 

hood in tandem.

Before installation, make sure that the wall onto 

which the hood is going to be mounted is stable 

enough. To mount the hood and a strip to fasten 

the decorative case, use males screws and wall 

dowels, that correspond to a type of the wall in 

your kitchen (reinforced concrete, gypsum plaster-

board, etc.). If the male screws and wall dowels are 

in the scope of delivery, make sure they are suit-

able for the wall onto which you mount the hood. 

Install the hood in the following sequence: 

1.   Before starting to drill the holes for the dowels 

in the wall, markings must be made. Place the 

hood bracket horizontally on the wall so that 

when the hood is stretched to it, the necessary 

distance to the table top is obtained. Make a 

marking of the holes for fixing the bar (Figure 

10). 2. Drill a hole of the required diameter. 

The depth of the hole must correspond to the 

length of the dowel.

3.  Screw the installation bar into the drilled 

places (fig. 10).

4.  Install the plastic adapter flange (if not 

installed) by fixing it.

5.   Hang the hood body on the reference points A 

and B according to the attached figure (Fig. 11).

6.  If the hood is operated in the mode of 

exhausting air to the ventilation shaft, one end 

of a flexible duct with a diameter of 150 mm is 

required (a flexible duct with a length of 1 m, if 

longer, it is purchased separately) is to be put 

on the adapter flange, preliminary smear it with 

sealer and secure it with a clamp (available 

separately). (Fig. 12) We remind you that you 

can not use a duct with a smaller diameter 

than 150 mm. The second end of the flexible 

duct must be connected to the ventilation hole 

in the wall. It should be taken into account that 

the shorter and more straight (without bends) 

the flexible duct is, the higher the productivity 

is, there are less noise and less vibration in the 

hood. If the hood will operate in recirculation 

mode, a flexible duct is not used.