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Fitting the Wall Brackets
Draw a vertical line on the wall, from the centre
of the cooking appliance up to the ceiling, using
a spirit level and marker pen. This is to ensure
the correct vertical alignment of the appliance.
Fixing the first wall brackets No 2
Draw a horizontal line through the vertical
approximately 1 or 2mm from the ceiling or from
a line on the wall where the upper chimney stack
will finish. Place the top edge of the bracket
under the line on the wall aligning the centre of
the bracket with the vertical line. If, the alignment
is correct mark the centres for the key hole
bracket fixing screws (not supplied) as illustrated
in Fig. 7 - a.
Fixing the second wall bracket No 2
Draw a horizontal line through the vertical at X. X
is determined by the height of the upper
chimney. Place the bottom edge of the bracket
against the line, aligning the centre of the
bracket with the vertical line.
If, the alignment is correct mark the centres for
the keyhole fixing screws (not supplied) as
illustrated in Fig. 7 - a.
Drill the holes for the fixing screws and fix the
wall brackets.
Ensure that the distance between the lowest
point of the hood and the cooking appliance
beneath meets the clearance requirements
quoted above.
Fixing holes for the canopy
Draw a horizontal line through the vertical, using
a spirit level and marker pen at d=948mm (min.)
as illustrated in Fig. 7 - a.
Drill the holes for the fixing 4.2x44.4mm screws
using an 8mm masonry drill. Tighten the screws,
leaving a gap between the screw heads and the
wall of 5-6mm to enable the canopy to be hung
on the screws. The canopy can be adjusted in
height once in position from 0-20mm.
Note: If the hood is to be installed onto a
hollow construction or plaster or partition
board wall then special fixings will be
required (not supplied).
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Fig. 7 - a
Fig. 7 - b
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