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5) Electrical requirements

1. The electrical work should be carried out by a suitably qualified and authorise 

   professional in strict accordance with the current local and national safety regulations. 

2. Make sure the appliance is not connected to the power supply 

   while during the installation.

3. Do not connect the appliance to the extension lead of a power socket 

   as this will not guarantee safety of using this appliance. 

4. Check the power supply of the house and make sure it is match with the appliance. 

   The connection data is listed on data plate on the cooker hood.

5. Install this appliance with a proper 3 pins plug that match local and national safety 

   standard and make sure the power is easily accessible after the appliance

   has been completely built in.

6. Make sure the cooker hood is properly grounded. 

6) Installation steps

1. Please take note of the user who use this range hood most often and make sure

   there is enough space to cook comfortably under the range hood and able 

   to reach the control panel easily at the same time.

2. As this appliance is heavy, please make sure that the supporting or framework being 

   used is stable and secured enough in the wall.

3. Mark the locations of the support mounting bracket holes, ducting cut out  (if used) 

   and power supply cable cut out on the ceiling and then use drill  and saber saw or 

   other tools to cut the openings for power supply cable and ducting.

4. Please seal the exterior wall or roof openings under the exhaust 

   ventilation installation.

5. Turn off the main electrical supply, prepare and run the wires through ceiling or wall. 

   Leave approximately about 12 inches of electrical cord hanging from the ceiling. 

  Do not restore power until the wiring is complete. 

6. For glass cooker hood, please handle it with extra care and remove 

   the glass before installation if possible. Do not put excessive pressure onto the glass. 

7. Measure the distance between cook top and the bottom of cooker hood 

   and make sure the right distance between the cook top and the bottom 

   of range hood for different hobs.

8. Make sure the range hood is level horizontally and not tilted. Mark the locations of it.

9. Place the mounting bracket directly above the range hood, level it, and mark 

   the locations of the mounting bracket holes on the wall.

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10. Place aside all equipments and locate marked regions and then drill holes. 

    Attach the range hood to the wall using anchors recommended for your type of wall:

    - Sheet rock wall: Attach range hood to stud blockings if possible. If stud blockings

       are not available, it is required to build a supporting structure behind the sheet rock

       for best weight support.

    - Concrete wall: Use designated screws (not provided).

    - Wood wall: Use at least 4 inches long wood screws (not provided).

11. Place the mounting bracket (or air diverter) against the wall and align the holes 

   from mounting bracket (or air diverter) with holes from type A anchors, 

   fasten two type B screws through the holes onto the anchors as shown 

   in below picture. Leave approximately 1/16 inches of gap between the wall 

   and the mounting bracket (or air diverter)

Fasten mounting bracket

Slide up and secure
Upper chimney flue to

Hold in position and
Secure lower chimney flue
to range hood

* The displayed figures maybe varied from the actual product.

12. Calculate the height of the ducting and extend approximately 6 inches 

     longer than required, connect the lower end of the ducting to the range hood 

     and the upper end to the outlet (or air diverter). Make sure the main electrical 

     supply remains disconnected then connect power plug to the electrical cord 

     or wall socket.

13. Have one person carefully position both upper and lower chimneys 

    on the cooker hood as to allow another installer slide the sides of the chimney flues 

    into the 1/16 inches gap. Fasten both chimneys flues with four type C screws.

14. Install the oil cup back to its place and place the baffle filters under the cooker hood.

15. The user may check the operation and performance of the cooker hood 

     after the above stated installation steps are done. 

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Page 8: ...r lead is damaged before using again if you are not sure about it please contact our service centre for assistant 7 Clean out the greasy stain on the wind wheel and airflow to ensure the smoke exhaust effect Empty the oil cup regularly to avoid excess oil overflow 8 Be particularly careful when cleaning the wind wheel Don t hit or remove the clump weight to avoid damage to its dynamic balancing an...

Page 9: ... approval from the building management or inspector if necessary before installation 4 Venting requirements 1 Do not vent the cooking fumes and air into attic ceiling and any enclosed area 2 Make sure the ducting is clean inside for efficient ventilation 3 The recommended distance between the top surface of cooking hob and the bottom part of the cooker hood is between 650mm to 750mm can be adjuste...

Page 10: ... the bottom of cooker hood and make sure the right distance between the cook top and the bottom of range hood for different hobs 8 Make sure the range hood is level horizontally and not tilted Mark the locations of it 9 Place the mounting bracket directly above the range hood level it and mark the locations of the mounting bracket holes on the wall 10 Place aside all equipments and locate marked r...

Page 11: ...e transmission distance may vary depanding on temperature and remote control battery condition 2 Light settings are independent from other setting including power off delay and lights have to be manually turned on or off 3 The system saves user configurations settings such as light timers and blower motor speed will returned on MAINTENANCE CLEANING Do not start any maintenance and cleaning work un...

Page 12: ...ng unattended When frying oil in the pan can easily overheat and catch fire The risk of self combustion is higher if the oil has been used several times 4 Never cook with flare ups or flames in the cookware under the range hood Handle the deep fryers well during use as the overheated oil may be flammable Motor maintenance Do not turn on the range hood when the grease filters are removed Never disa...

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