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Safety Instructions (Continued)
DISPOSAL OF THE APPLIANCE
Old appliances should not simply be disposed
of with normal household waste and should be
delivered to a collection and recycling centre
for electric and electronic equipment. A symbol
shown on the product, the instruction manual
or the packaging shows that it is suitable for
recycling.
Materials used inside the appliance are
recyclable and are labelled with information
concerning this. By recycling materials or other
parts from used devices you are making a
significant contribution to the protection of
our environment.
Information on appropriate disposal centres
for used devices can be provided by your local
authority.
SAFETY WARNINGS – FOR THE INSTALLER
When installing the cooker hood, make sure you
adhere to the minimum and maximum distances
from the cooker hood base to the cook top
surface (as per table on page 10)
Exhaust flue installation:
The following rules must be strictly followed to
obtain optimal air extraction.
• Keep exhaust flue short and straight.
• Do not reduce the size or restrict exhaust flue.
• Keep bends in the exhaust flue to a minimum;
the more bends the lower the extraction
performance.
• When using flexible flue always install
duct with helix pulled taut to minimise
pressure loss.
• Failure to observe these basic instructions
will drastically reduce the performance and
increase the noise levels of the cooker hood.
Exhaust air must not be discharged into a wall
cavity, unless the cavity is designed for that
purpose. The exhaust from the cooker hood
must not be discharged into any heating flue,
which may carry combustion products from
other sources.
NOTE: Some installations may require the
expandable/telescopic ducting to be cut to
length. Cut with sharp tin snips or a fine-tooth
hack saw blade, taking care not to distort or
dent the exhaust cover. Where using expandable
ducting, it's important to have the ducting fully
taught to maximise efficiency of the airflow.
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