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Installation
* Before installing the appliance, in order not
to damage the appliance itself, the metal grease
filter should be removed. Such filter can be
removed by pushing the special filter handle
toward the back side of the cooker hood and
pulling it downwards so to unfasten it from its slot
(Fig. 4A).
Attention: at least two people are needed to
perform the installation.
Before fixing the hood, place the electric feeding
correctly into the ornamental pipe and place a hole
for air evacuation if ducting is being used.
* Ducted installation
Place the upper plate (Fig.5.1) on the ceiling. Drill 4
holes, 8 mm each, just next to the slots.
Insert the plastic dowels into the holes
(Fig.5.1-A) and screw up the plate on the ceiling
(Fig. 5.1-B). Then fasten the lower structure (Fig.
7.2) on the hood by making its holes and the
metric thread screws welded on the fan support
coincide (Fig. 7.1). Insert the washers and nuts
provided (Fig. 7.2-A) and screw with an
appropriate tool.
Connect the drainpipe to the power unit nozzle and
fix securely with a hose clamp. Insert the upper
structure (Fig. 7.3) into the lowest one and adjust
its height as required by matching it with the hobs
minimum height. Tighten the two structures
securely with the screws provided (Fig. 7.3-B). Insert
the two flue extension (Fig. 7.4 & Fig. 7.5) from
above the two structures by making them come
down to the appropriate hood seat. Lift the hood
together with the structure and the extension
tubes to make the four springs (Fig. 7.6-E) hook
to the slots (Fig. 7.3-C). Then tighten the two
elements securely (Fig. 6.1 & Fig. 6.2) with the safety
screws (Fig. 6.2-A) and connect the hood flue to the
drain hole.
Make the electrical connections. (For versions with
display only) Lift the lower flue until the cable strap
coming out of the motor unit is uncovered and
connect it to the display cable strap. Put down the
lower flue section while ensuring it is being
correctly introduced into the hood.
Lift the upper flue section (Fig. 7.5) up to the ceiling
and insert the two self-tapping screws (Fig. 7.5-D).
*Recirculating installation
Place the upper plate (Fig.5.1) on the ceiling.
Drill 4 holes, 8 mm each, just next to the slots.
Insert the plastic dowels into the holes (Fig.5.1-
A). Fix the baffle (Fig. 5.2) to the upper bracket
(Fig.5.3) with the four self-tapping screws
provided (Fig. 5.3 A). Screw up the plate
together with the baffle (Fig.5.1 B). Then fasten
the lower structure (Fig. 7.2) on the hood by
making its holes and the metric thread screws
welded on the fan support coincide (Fig. 7.1).
Insert the washers and nuts provided (Fig. 7.2-A)
and screw with an appropriate tool. Connect the
drainpipe to the power unit nozzle and fix
securely with a hose clamp. Insert the upper
structure (Fig. 7.3) into the lowest one and adjust
its height as required by matching it with the
hobs minimum height. Tighten the two structures
securely with the screws provided (Fig. 7.3-B).
Insert the two flue extension sections (Fig. 7.4 &
Fig. 7.5) from above the two structures by making
them come down to the appropriate hood seat.
Lift the hood together with the structure and the
flue sections to make the four springs (Fig. 7.6-E)
hook to the slots (Fig. 7.3-C). Then tighten the
two elements securely (Fig. 6.1 & Fig. 6.2) with
the safety screws (Fig. 6.2-A) and connect the
hood flue to the baffle's lower hole.
Make the electrical connections. (For versions with
display only) Lift the lower flue section until the
cable strap coming out of the motor unit is
uncovered and connect it to the display cable strap.
Put down the lower flue while ensuring it is being
properly introduced into the hood. Lift the upper
flue section (Fig. 7.5) up to the ceiling and insert
the two self-tapping screws (Fig. 7.5-D).
Warning!
Before connecting the flexible exhausting pipe to
the motor, make sure the stop valve, which is on
the air outlet of the motor, if free to open.
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