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5.3 Air connection systems
5.3.1 DUCTING version
motor – 6) Screw the 2 screws back onto the casing. Fig. 5.3.3 – 7) Connect the motor to the fumes
outlet with a conduit having an internal diameter of 150 mm. Test by turning on the hood and
pressing the maximum speed button
5.3.2 FILTER version
The hood is supplied in the filter version. After 100 hours of hood operation, the lights of buttons
,
and
will flash to indicate that the active carbon filter should be replaced. Contact the
nearest authorized SMEG service centre to purchase a replacement activated carbon filter: model
FLT6. Follow the instructions below to replace it. Fig. 5.3.1 - 1) Unscrew the 2 screws from the casing
– 2) Remove the casing – 3) Replace the activated carbon filter –2) Replace the casing over the motor
– 1) Screw the 2 screws back onto the casing. Test by turning on the hood and pressing the maximum
speed button
. The old filter should be disposed of in accordance with the current regulations
in the country of installation.
Instructions for the installer
The hood is supplied in the filter
version. Follow the instructions
below to set-up the hood in the
ducting version. Fig. 5.3.1 – 1)
Unscrew 2 screws on the casing
– 2) Remove the casing – 3)
Remove the activated carbon
filter. Fig. 5.3.2 – 4) Insert 2 half
valves into the motor inlet – 5)
Replace the casing over the
. Fig. 5.3.4 – 8) Position the flue above the hood – 9) Secure
the casing with two screws.
After
100
hours
operation, the lights of buttons
,
and
until the reset is complete. In
the
ducting
because there is no activated
carbon filter, you simply have to
reset the controls, as indicated
in the "Hood operation" section.
9 9
of
hood
will flash
configuration,
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