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Foroptimumhoodefficiency:
Short, smooth d uct p ipe.
Asfewbends i ntheducting a spossible.
Diameter ofducting t obeaslarge a s
possible andnotight b ends i nducting.
If long, r ough exhaust-air ducting,
many ducting bends orsmaller pipe
diameters areused, t heairextraction
rate willnolonger beatanoptimum
level a ndthere willbeanincrease i n
noise.
IMPORTANT:
The manufacturer
ofthe
hood accepts n oliability for
complaints which canbeattributed t o
thedesign andlayout o ftheduct-
work.
Round pipes:
Werecommend
Internai diameter: 6".
Flatducts must h ave a ninternal cross-
section that e quates tothat o fround
pipes.
There should benosharp bends.
¢ 6"approx. 29inches 2
If pipes have different diameters:
Insert sealing strip.
Forexhaust-air mode, e nsure that
there isanadequate supply o ffresh a ir.
CONNECTING A ¢ 6" EXHAUST-AIR
DUCT:
Mount the duct directlyonto the air out-
let on the hood,
We reserve the right to construction
changes within the context of technical
development.
PRIOR TO INSTALLATION
Circulating-air
mode
With activated carbon filter if exhaust-air
Recirculating-air
305/8"
- 421/4 ''
Weight in kg: ca. 49
Step
2: PREPARING
THE CEILING
The ceiling must be flat and horizontal.
Make sure that the ceiling can bear the
applied loads.
The provided screws and wali plugs are
suitable for solid masonry. On alI other
wali types (e. g. plasterboard, porous
concrete, Poroton bricks) use the appro-
priate fasteners.
Ensure that the ceiling is capable of pro-
viding a firm hold for mounting screws
and plugs.
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