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GB
Installation
To fix the extractor to the kitchen unit
the pattern on page 19 is used.
The lower par t of the extractor must be
located at a minimum height of 60 cm
above the hob for electric cookers and
65 cm for gas cookers. If the instruc-
tions of a gas cooker indicate a greater
distance these must be observed.
The extractor must be connected to a
wall socket with an effective earth.
When the extractor is working at the
same time as other non-electrical cook-
ing equipment, the outlet air pressure
must not exceed 4 Pa (4 x 10-5 bar).
To achieve optimum performance the
length of the outlet hose should not
exceed 4 meters, or include more than
two 90º angles (elbows)
Although venting to the outside is rec-
ommended, activated carbon filters may
be used, which allow the gas to be
returned to the kitchen through the out-
let pipe.
If you wish to exchange the front for one
matching the kitchen units, follow the
following instructions:
- Withdraw the movable group.
- Remove the screws (T) that suppor t
the front
- Install the new front fixing it with the
same screws that held the old one.
If something does not work
Before seeking technical assistance car-
ry out the following checks first.
T
T
T
320
340
Ajuste Prof. Mueble
Defect
Possible cause
Solution
The extractor
The cable is not connected
Connect the mains cable
does not work
No current is reaching the plug
Revise/repair the
electricity circuit
The extractor does not
Filter saturated with grease
Clean or substitute filter
blow enough or vibrates
Outlet obstructed
Eliminate obstructions
Inadequate air conduit
Contact the installer and follow
instructions of this manual
The lamps do not light
Lamp broken
Exchange the bulb
Lamp loose
Tighten bulb
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