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In-bench 600mm
In-wall 600mm
In-wall 900mm
Side Riser 600mm
Rear Riser 600mm
Rear Riser 900mm
As part of Parmco Appliances commitment to improving and updating product ranges,
we reserve the right to alter, change and update technical specifications and appearance
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- Page 1 Side Riser 600mm Rear Riser 600mm Rear Riser 900mm As part of Parmco Appliances commitment to improving and updating product ranges, we reserve the right to alter, change and update technical specifications and appearance attributes of all Parmco Appliances products. E&OE.
- Page 2 Parmco Appliances before any installation is carried out. We hope you enjoy your new appliance. If you would like to find out more about this product or any other products in Parmco’s extensive range, visit us on the web at www.parmco.co.nz. Regards,...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
INDEX PAGE Important Safety Information 2 Before using this appliance 3 Before Installation 4 Ducting Requirements 5 Motor Mounting 6 Installation 6 In‐bench without controls 6 In‐bench with controls 7 Side Riser 7 Rear Riser 8 In‐wall 600mm and 900mm 13 Changing from P1 to P1‐9‐1 motor 15 Electrical Connection 16 Use and Care 17 Technical Specifications 19 Warranty Information 24 ... -
Page 4: Important Safety Information
This appliance must only be used by adults. Make sure that children do not touch the controls or play with the appliance. Young children should be supervised to ensure they do not play with the appliance. This appliance is not intended for use by persons (including children) with reduced physical, sensory, or mental capabilities, or lack of experience and knowledge, unless they have been given supervision or instruction concerning the use of this appliance by a person responsible for their safety. The exposed parts of this appliance may heat up during the cooking process and remain hot for some time aftewards, even after it has been switched off. Keep children well away during operation and while the unit is cooling down. CAUTION: Accessible parts may become hot when used with cooking appliances. Keep the appliance thoroughly cleaned. Food residues may cause fire risks. There is a fire risk if cleaning is not carried out in accordance with the instructions. DO NOT use a steam cleaner to clean this appliance. Do not use harsh abrasive cleaners or sharp metal scrapers to clean the appliance as they can scratch the surface and prematurely remove graphics. After using the appliance, please ensure that all controls are in the “OFF” position. Avoid improper or dangerous use of this appliance. Do not obstruct the ventilation or slots. Do not allow power cables of other appliances to come into contact with hot parts of this appliance. This appliance is intended for indoor use only. Avoid exposing the appliance to atmospheric elements such as direct sunlight and rain. For any enquiries, please contact Parmco Appliances (09) 573 5678. ... - Page 5 IMPORTANT When the in‐bench Downdraft is placed next to a gas hob, the unit must never be operated unless the flame deflector is in place. The flame deflector is available in single and double sided options. Please refer to the pictures below. ...
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Page 6: Before Installation
The downdraft can only be used for venting exhaust gas and fumes outside, and is not suitable for recirculating. The intake should not be positioned next to gas appliances without special precautions. The Downdraft is not a fire rated appliance. Its surrounding surfaces must not exceed 80 degrees centigrade. Flame must never be allowed to enter the intake to the Downdraft. Never put a hand or other object into the air intake or exhaust of motor unit when the power is connected. DUCTING REQUIREMENTS General Ducting Requirements Ducting components required to duct the exhaust air to the outside Only use ducting suitable for the venting of kitchen exhaust gas and fumes. Parmco Appliances have a comprehensive range of ducting components available. For optimum efficiency, ensure the use of: short smooth exhaust pipe as few pipe bends as possible pipe diameters of 150mm There shall be adequate ventilation of the room when the range hood is used at the same time as appliances burning gas or other fuels (not applicable to appliances that only discharge the air back into the room). As a rule of thumb, each 90 degree bend is equivalent to about 5 metres of smooth bore ducting. Flexible ducting or ducting that does not have a smooth bore should be used with care due to the adverse effect on airflow performance. For optimum efficiency, total ducting length including bends and allowance for ducting not ... - Page 7 Return Air Flow The Parmco Downdraft is designed to remove large amounts of air from the kitchen. For it to operate efficiently, air must be allowed to enter the kitchen area from the outside. In some situations, additional ducting may have to be installed to allow the flow of this Return Air back into the kitchen. Special Requirements The exhaust air must not be discharged into an operating smoke or exhaust flue, or into a shaft used for ventilating rooms in which fireplaces are located. The air must not be discharged into a flue that is used for exhausting fumes from appliances burning gas or other fuels (not applicable to appliances that only discharge the air back into the room). The requirements of the authorities concerned have to be observed for discharging air through smoke or exhaust flues not in use. When the Downdraft is operated at the same time as chimney dependent fire installations are used (eg. gas, oil or coal fired heating systems, continuous heaters or hot water boilers) provision must be made for an adequate supply of air which the fire installations require for combustion. Harmless operation is possible if the under pressure in the room where the fireplace is installed does not exceed 4Pa (0.04 mbar). This can be achieved if the combustion air can flow through non closable openings such as in doors, windows, intake/exhaust wall boxes. NOTE: In assessing this possibility, the entire combined ventilation of the home must be taken into consideration. This rule does not apply for operation of cooking appliances such as cooking tops and gas cookers. The pertinent regulations or guidelines of the country must be observed. ...
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Page 8: Motor Mounting
MOTOR MOUNTING Bench mount units (In‐bench, side riser and rear riser) The motor can be positioned on either side of the airbox with the outlet to the rear or facing downwards. In Wall units The motor must be mounted remote from the airbox/air intake. Refer to Technical section of this manual for various options. Ducting is required from the airbox to the motor, and discharged to the outside at the most convenient point. INSTALLATION IN‐BENCH WITHOUT CONTROLS General Instructions The airbox is symmetrical and can be mounted with the motor on either side. The airbox is designed to be supported at the sides, and three mounting holes are available on each side. The intake must not be next to a gas hob unless the Gas Flame Deflector is used when the Downdraft is being operated. Specific Electrical Requirements The Downdraft unit can be operated through a simple on/off switch in the wall above the unit and a 3 pin socket under the bench to get power supply to the motor OR a variable control such as fan dimmer in the wall and a 3 pin socket under the bench. Cut Out Dimensions Cut out for the In‐Bench Downdraft without Controls should be 410mm x 85mm. Detailed Instructions Centre the Downdraft position alongside the hob. Mark the position on the benchtop and cut out. The airbox is symmetrical, and should be installed with the motor hole on the required side. Install the airbox in the cut out and secure with the screws provided. Fit the surround on top of the airbox and secure to the airbox with the screws provided. ... -
Page 9: In-Bench With Controls
The Downdraft can be installed with the motor mounted remote (in another position) using Parmco’s mounting and ducting accessories. If the Motor is mounted remotely, a power supply from the control switch is required at that place. Fit the Grille into the Surround. Plug the motor into the power socket. IN‐BENCH WITH CONTROLS Power Supply A conventional 3 pin power out let should be provided under the bench to supply power to this unit Cut Out Dimensions Cut out for the In‐Bench Downdraft With Controls should be 475mm x 114mm. Detailed Instructions Mark out the cut out and cut the bench to the appropriate size. Install the Surround Carrier into the cut out and secure. The Airbox is symmetrical, and should be installed in the bench with the motor hole on the required side and to the rear of the Carrier. Place the top Surround on top of the Airbox and secure to the Airbox by means of two screws provided. Mount the Motor on the airbox and do up the 4 nuts working down through the top of the Downdraft ensuring that the air seal is complete. The Downdraft can be installed with the motor mounted remote (in another position) using Parmco’s mounting and ducting accessories. Fit the Grille into place in the Surround. Vent the Downdraft either to the rear or through the floor. Plug the Downdraft Motor into the socket on the speed controller and the Power lead into the ... -
Page 10: Rear Riser
Motor unit can be mounted on either side of the airbox or remote mounted using Parmco’s mounting and ducting accessories. Air Intake Cap. Single intake ‐ strongly recommended when all the cooking is done to one side of the Downdraft, i.e. when installed adjacent to a 600mm hob. Double intake ‐ where the air can come in both sides of the Downdraft, i.e. when installed between Parmco Domino units. Prior to Making the Cut Out in the Bench Determine the position of the airbox and surround on the benchtop. Finished size on bench is 500mm x 122mm. Determine which side the motor should be fastened to the airbox. Note that this will influence ducting requirements. Pipes, nogs or other material in any walls or floor may have to be cut to accommodate the ducting. Cut Out Dimensions Cut out for the Side Riser Downdraft should be 472mm x 96mm. REAR RISER General Instructions This unit can be fitted as follows: Adjacent to a 600mm Parmco gas/electric hob ‐ (excluding ceramic). When being placed next to gas hobs, a 75mm wide space between the hob and the downdraft unit is sufficient space for a wok or large frying pan to sit on the burner without interfering with the operation of the Parmco Riser Downdraft. Adjacent to any brand of hob (including Parmco ceramic) ‐ with a gap between the hob and Parmco Riser Downdraft. For Model P2R‐3SS ensure if any air intake is not in use, it must be covered by its original cover ... - Page 11 When connecting the riser motor plug, double layered heat shrink (supplied) must be inserted over the plug connections and cable tied at each end. Heat must be applied to the heat shrink to allow it to form to the cable and plug fitting firmly. Heat shrink must also be fitted right up to the motor casing covering the rubber bushing as per photo. Prior to Making the Cut Out In The Bench Determine the position of the airbox and surround on the benchtop. Finished size of the unit on bench is 500mm x 122mm. Determine which side the motor should be fastened to the airbox. Note that this will influence ducting requirements. Pipes, nogs or other material in any walls or floor may have to be cut to accommodate the ducting. Cut Out Dimensions The cut out is dependent on the type of installations as follows. Installed On Its Own Bench cut out is 554mm x 84mm for 600mm. Bench cut out is 834mm x 84mm for 900mm. Parmco Riser Downdraft must be supported at both ends of the unit. If installed against a cabinet side, cut out must be 475mm x 100mm as side cover cannot be removed to mount motor (motor bolts are done up from inside riser column). When placed directly adjacent to the rear of the cooking hob. ...
- Page 12 ONE CUT OUT HOLE IS REQUIRED IN THE BENCHTOP FOR BOTH THE HOB & THE REAR RISER. DO NOT CREATE A SEPARATE CUT OUT FOR EACH. The depth of the overall cut out should equal to: Rear Riser cut out depth + your Hob cut out depth. Cut Out Dimensions to allow for the Rear Riser 600mm Rear Riser ‐ Depth 85mm Width 550mm 900mm Rear Riser ‐ Depth 85mm Width 830mm RISER & HOB REAR RISER IS SUSPENDED INTO THE CAVITY & SITS FIRMLY AGAINST THE BACK OF THE CUT OUT. MDF Strip 16mm x 20mm Place here on underside of One cut out for both the Rear Riser & the Hob ...
- Page 13 Hob is placed on top of the The cooktop can now be mounted into the bench cut out with the back edge of the cooktop sitting over the flange on the surround, with cooktop pushed back as far as it will go. There will be a gap of approx 5mm between the edge of the cooktop and the Downdraft unit. Secure the front of the cooktop to the bench using the clamps supplied. Place the 16mm x 20mm piece of MDF along the underside of the Downdraft flange and secure it in place with the rear clamps for the cooktop. This will ensure the Downdraft unit and cooktop are secured together. ...
- Page 14 Installation P2R‐2SS (600mm Rear Riser) Place the airbox into the bench cut out: Depending on the position of the airbox, the motors may be attached at this time. Fasten the airbox onto the bench using clips supplied. The Parmco rear riser is designed to be fitted into a bench with a thickness of 26mm – 55mm. For a bench 55mm – 75mm thick, undo the retaining clamps and re‐attach them to the lower holes. Fasten the motors to the airbox in the correct orientation as required. Motors can be attached to the airbox as follows: 1. Remove the cover plate on the side of the Airbox. 2. Undo the motor mounting nuts. This unit fitted only in the bench behind the cooktop usually between the wall and cooktop. It can also be used in an island cooktop situation. Airbox Motor Mounting Position the motors in their correct orientation on the desired side of the airbox, and rotate them so that they are on either side of the airbox with the exhaust facing downwards. OR The exhaust outlets are directed sideways from either side of the airbox. THEN Firmly tighten the motor mounting nuts ensuring that there is a good air seal between the motors and airbox. FINALLY Re‐fasten the cover plates to the airbox and plug the motors into the socket on the front side of the airbox. ...
- Page 15 WARNING: Please ensure that the power is switched off before plugging the unit in as the fan blades can rotate Installation P2R‐3SS (900mm Rear Riser) Place the airbox into the bench cut out: Depending on the position of the airbox, the motors may be attached at this time. Fasten the airbox onto the bench using clips supplied. The Parmco rear riser is designed to be fitted into a bench with a thickness of 26mm – 55mm. For a bench 55mm – 75mm thick, undo the retaining clamps and re‐attach them to the lower holes. Fasten the motors to the airbox in the correct orientation as required. Motors can be attached to the airbox as follows: Remove the cover plate on the side of the airbox. Undo the motor mounting nuts. This unit fitted only in the bench behind the cooktop usually between the wall and cooktop. It can also be used in an island cooktop situation. Airbox Motor Mounting Position the motors in their correct orientation on the desired side of the airbox, and rotate them so that they are on either side of the airbox with the exhaust facing downwards. OR ...
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Page 16: In-Wall 600Mm And 900Mm
Secure the front of the cooktop to the bench using the clamps supplied. Place the 16mm x 20mm piece of MDF along the underside of the Downdraft flange and secure it in place with the rear clamps for the cooktop. This will ensure the Downdraft unit and cooktop are secured together. HOW TO WORK OUT THE CUTOUT SIZE (for 900mm Rear Riser) In every application the Rear Riser Downdraft and cooktop cutouts are combined into a single cutout. EXAMPLE Cooktop ……………………………………….. 500mm x 860mm Rear Riser ……………………….…………… 85mm x 860mm Total overall 585mm x 860mm Less overlap allowance 20mm Total cutout required 565mm x 860mm Please note this is an example only and all calculations should be carried out onsite by skilled professionals before any cut out is made to the benchtop. ... -
Page 17: Changing From P1 To P1-9-1 Motor
When installed behind a gas hob, the airbox should be positioned so that the bottom of the intake is at a minimum height of 150mm above the hob to prevent the gas flame being drawn into the intake. For optimum performance install higher, as above. When installed behind an electric hob, the airbox should be installed as for gas but, can be positioned so that the bottom of the intake surround is at bench level. However for optimum performance it should be installed 250‐300mm above the bench. The air box should be connected to the motor using Supertube and all joints sealed with duct tape to prevent air leaks. To install Supertube the wall noggins or dwangs will need to be checked out 60mm to allow flush fitting before the wall lining is fitted. Alternatively, the nogs can be removed and the airbox can be framed as for a window and ducting can be mounted between “jack” studs. Ducting required for this unit is Supertube and must be sealed to the airbox using Parmco duct tape. Ensure that all joins in the suction side of the Motor are sealed. If it is necessary to use flexi‐duct in this connection, care should be taken not to damage or cut the flexi‐duct inside the wall. The wall lining fits in behind the flange on the front of the air‐box. Ducting from wall ducting to the motor can then be installed ensuring all joints are sealed. If a splash back is to be installed, the Grille & Surround will need to be cut into the splash back and the Surround should be supplied before the cut is made. CHANGING FROM P1 to P1‐9‐1 MOTOR 600mm Rear Riser/600mm Side Riser ... -
Page 18: Electrical Connection
900mm Remote Riser Cut Out Dimensions If the Motor P1‐9‐1 is going to be remotely mounted to the floor, there needs to be a minimum clearance of 10mm width on each side and 10mm height between the enclosure of the motor and surrounding structures. ELECTRICAL CONNECTION Downdraft units must be installed in full accordance with the New Zealand Electrical Standards regulations. Any Local electrical authority regulations must be observed when fitting this appliance. WARNING: THIS APPLIANCE MUST BE EARTHED The wires in the mains lead are coloured in accordance with the following code: Green & Yellow ‐ Earth Blue ‐ Neutral Brown ‐ Live For plug in connection An electrical plug is fitted as standard to all downdraft systems. It can be plugged into any normal household supply complying with the Electrical Data requirements specified. Please refer to specific instructions to connect each type of Downdraft. The Downdraft may only be connected to a properly installed socket with non‐fused earth contact. If the supply cord is damaged, it must be replaced by the manufacturer, its service agent or similarly qualified persons in order to avoid a hazard. ... -
Page 19: Use And Care
For fixed connection Connection must be carried out by a registered electrician. Ensure that the existing voltage and mains frequency is the same as listed on the label. A separator must be provided on the installation side. Switches with a contact opening of more than 3mm that switch off all poles are regarded as separators, including on‐load switches and contactors. Electrical Data P1 MOTOR Length of connecting cable: 1.5m Power consumption: 80 watts per fan motor An additional 50 watts when the riser unit is moving up/down Supply voltage: 220 to 240 volts AC at 50 Hz This appliance satisfies the EC regulations for radio screening. P1‐9 MOTOR Length of connecting cable: 1.5m Power consumption: 400 watts for the HT motor used in the 900 in‐wall unit Supply voltage: 220 to 240 volts AC at 50 Hz This appliance satisfies the EC regulations for radio screening. Before undertaking any repairs, the appliance must always be disconnected from the mains. USE AND CARE Disconnect power supply before cleaning. Frequently remove and clean the grease filter. Do not use corrosive, alkali or alcohol based cleaners. Never operate the unit without a filter in place. Filters ... - Page 20 Filter Removal For the Parmco Downdraft with or without speed control Remove the grill at the top of the air intake. Rotate the clip holding the filter in place. Carefully remove the aluminium mesh filter. For the Parmco Riser Downdraft Turn the control switch on to make the column rise up from the bench. Turn the Downdraft off at the wall switch ‐ riser will remain in an upright position. Remove the top cap. Carefully remove the aluminium mesh filter. Removal from the benchtop Disconnect the electrical connection. If the unit is plugged in, remove the plug. If the unit is a fixed connection, removal may only be carried out by a suitably qualified electrician Disconnect the ducting connections. Work through the installation instructions in reverse. Remove the Downdraft unit taking care not to damage the surrounding appliances or bench.
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Page 21: Technical Specifications
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS Downdraft specifications: In‐Wall 600mm In‐Wall 600mm Mega In‐Wall 900mm P2WALL P2WALL‐MEGA P2W‐9 P1 MOTOR P1‐9 MOTOR P1‐9 MOTOR The 900mm Inwall Downdraft airbox must be framed as for a window. Outlet designed for megaduct Outlet designed for Supertube Outlet designed for Megaduct ... - Page 22 P1 Motor. Up to 750m³/hr P1‐9 Motor. Up to 1000m³/hr Standard Mounting In‐Bench: Remote Mounting In‐Bench: ...
- Page 23 Remote Mounting: In‐Wall Airbox: ...
- Page 24 600 In‐wall Mega: ...
- Page 25 The above are intended as a range of possibilities that the modular compenents of the Parmco Downdraft can offer. There are often many possible solutions to an insatallation situation – contact Parmco customer services if additional information is required. ...
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Page 26: Warranty Information
09 573 5678 f: 09 573 5699 e: sales@parmco.co.nz w: www.parmco.co.nz Parmco Appliances extended 5 year warranty The Warranty: The Warranty is not valid: • If the product is not installed and operated in accordance with the operating • Subject to the terms and conditions contained within this instructions. warranty, if the product is not of Acceptable Quality (as • If the product is not installed to comply with the electrical, gas, plumbing defined in the Consumer Guarantees Act) within 5 years of and other Regulations and Codes of Practice in New Zealand. the date of original purchase, then Parmco Sales undertakes • If the product is operated on voltages or frequencies outside the normal range for domestic appliances in New Zealand. to repair or, at it’s sole discretion, replace the product.
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