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150/ 120 mm reduction.

Screws (Ø4 x 12).

Screws (Ø4 x 10).

Lock screws (M8 x 45).

Screws M4 x 16.

Ø6,4 x Ø12, washers.

Fig. 1 (Page 63)
On installing the kitchen hood make sure that
the Safety Instructions set out on page 10 are
complied with.

To obtain optimum performance, the external
conduct must not be more than FOUR METRES
long, have no more than two 90° angles and its
diameter must be at least Ø120.

! THE MOTOR POWER SUPPLY MUST BE
CONNECTED BY AN AUTHORIZED
TECHNICAL SERVICE.

1) Using the support (O) trace and drill the where
the screw-fittings will sit onto the roof (S) (Ø8 x
45).
2) Screw the support (O) into the roof with the
screw-fittings (S) (Ø8 x 45).
3) Mount the upper chassis (A6) onto the support
(O) using the screws (Q) (M6 x 16).
4) Connect the upper part of the inner tube (not
supplied) to the exit.
5) Mount the upper cover (A8) and attach it to the
upper chassis (A6) with the screws (G) (M4 x 12).
6) Mount the whole lower unit (A7) to the upper
section, attaching it to the roof using the screws
(A10) (M4 x 12) at the required height.
7) Fit the part (B) if the inner tube (not supplied) is
Ø120.
8) Remove the metal filters.
9) Mount the body with the screws (A21) M4x16 )
with the washers (A22) (Ø6,4 x Ø12) through the
inside of the kitchen hood.
10) Attach the inner tube with a clamp (not
supplied) to (B) or on to the motor's air outlet vent
as the case may be.
11) Mount the lower part (A9a) of the cover to the
lower chassis (A7) with the screws (I) (M4 x 12).
12) Adjust the lower part (A9b) of the cover (A9a)
as shown in the diagrams.
13) Fit the metal filters.

When exterior gas extraction is not possible, then
the kitchen hood may be set to purify the air by
recycling it through active charcoal filters.
The active charcoal filters have an active life of
between three to six months, depending on the
individual conditions of use. These filters cannot
be washed nor regenerated. They must be
replaced once their useful life comes to an end.

Fig. 1 (Page 63)

! THE MOTOR POWER SUPPLY MUST BE
CONNECTED BY AN AUTHORIZED
TECHNICAL SERVICE.

1) Mount the diffuser support (A13) onto the
upper chassis (A6) with the screws (A4) (M4 x
12).
2) Adjust the diffuser (A5) over the support (A13).
3) Connect the upper part of the inner tube (not
supplied) to the circular support exit (A13).
4) Using the support (O) trace and drill the where
the screw-fittings will sit onto the roof (S) (Ø8 x
45).
5) Screw the support (O) into the roof with the
screw-fittings (S) (Ø8 x 45).
6) Mount the upper chassis (A6) onto the support
(O) using the screws (Q) (M6 x 16).
7) Mount the upper cover (A8) and attach it to the
upper chassis (A6) with the screws (G) (M4 x 12).
8) Mount the lower chassis (A7) to the upper
section, attaching it to the roof using the screws
(A10) (M4 x 12) at the required height.
9) Fit the part (B) if the inner tube (not supplied) is
Ø120.
10) Remove the metal filters.
11) Mount the body with the screws (A21) M4x16
throught the inside of the kitchen hood.
12) Attach the inner tube with a clamp (not
supplied) to (B) or on to the motor's air outlet vent
as the case may be.
13) Mount the lower part (A9a) of the cover to the
lower chassis (A7) with the screws (I) (M4 x 12).
14) Adjust the lower part (A9b) of the cover (A9a)
as shown in the diagrams.
15) Put the filters into the lateral draught section
of the motor making the holes in the filters match
up (A11) with the pivots (A12) of the motor
carcass.
16) Fit the metal filters