EURO EAGL700S, EAGL90SX Instruction Manual

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Rangehood

Instruction Manual

EAGL700S
EAGL90SX

EURO APPLIANCES BY EUROSTYLE GROUP

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CONTENT

1 .............................................. Notice

2 .............................................. Installation Requirements

3 .............................................. Installation – Fitting the Rangehood.

4 .............................................. Safety Warning

5 .............................................. Instructions for Use

6 .............................................. Maintenance

7 .............................................. Troubleshooting

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(1) Notice

1. Thank you for choosing our Rangehood. Please read this

instruction manual carefully before use.

2. The installation work must be undertaken by a qualified and

competent installer in compliance with applicable Australian
Standards.

3. Euro Appliances disclaims all liability for any damage or

injury caused as a result of not following these instructions for
installation.

This Rangehood is suitable for connection to a 240V, 50Hz
power supply with a proper earth.

Contents

1 x Rangehood
1 x Packet of Screws & Fittings
2 x plastic flaps
1 x Set of Chimney Pieces (Upper & Lower)
1 x Operating & Installation Instructions

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(2) Installation - Requirements
Warning: This Rangehood is suitable for indoor installation only in

accordance with the following:

 Installation must be performed by a qualified competent installer.
 If installed above a barbecue, the minimum distance from the

cooking grid/plate is 120cm.

 If installed above a cooking appliance, the minimum distance

from the cooking surface is 65cm.

1. Before installation, please ensure the area is clean to avoid

suction of any debris such as bits of broken wood, sawdust,
etc.

2. Flexible duct bending should be ≥120°.

3. There shall be adequate ventilation of the room when the

Rangehood 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).

4. 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).

5. Regulations concerning the discharge of air have to be

fulfilled.

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(3). Installation – Fitting the Rangehood.

This Rangehood must be placed at a distance of 65cm minimum from the
cooking surface of a cooker/hotplate and 120cm minimum from the
cooking surface of a BBQ.

3.1 Fit the supplied Hook to the wall using the 36mm long screws
supplied (refer to Pic 1). Fixing method to the wall must be capable of
supporting the weight of the Canopy.

3.2 Fit the Inside Chimney Bracket against the ceiling (refer to Pic 1).

3.3 Fit the plastic flaps to the outlet vent of the canopy by deforming
the flaps slightly so that the ends fit into the holes (refer to Pic 2 for
location of the flaps).

3.4 Lift the Canopy onto the Hook and make sure both left and right
hand hooks are engaged (refer to Pic 3).

3.5 Fit the Flexible Duct (not supplied) to the outlet (refer to Pic 2).

3.6 Exhaust the Flexible Duct to the outdoors and fit a one way valve
to prevent rain & dust entering into the Canopy.

3.7 Fit the glass to the Rangehood with 20mm countersunk screws &
rubber collars supplied (refer to Pic 4). Do not over-tighten screws.

3.8 Fit the Outside Chimney on top of the Rangehood, line up the holes
with the Outside Chimney Bracket and fix the bracket to the wall using
the 36mm long screws supplied (refer to Pic 5).

3.9 Pull up the Inside Chimney up to align it with the holes on the
Inside Chimney Bracket and fit the 9mm screw supplied through each
side (refer to Pic 6).

3.10 Drill two Ø3.5mm holes in line with the Outside Chimney Bracket
through both the Outside and Inside Chimneys and fit a 9mm long screw
supplied on each side to fix them together.

3.12 Fix the Canopy with two 30mm safety screws. The two safety
screw holes are positioned on the back casing (refer to Pic 6).