GUTMANN Capa Installation Instructions Manual

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Safety information

Installation, connection, commissioning and repair work may only be carried out by authorised technicians. This technician will be able to determine suitable methods for securing the extractor hood and providing the necessary exhaust air ducting. The choice of attachment must take account of the weight of the extractor hood and the load exerted on the supporting surface. Note the extraction values of the dowels supplied. Depending on the supporting surface, these have the following values: Dowel Ø10 mm: concrete B25 9.4 kN brick Z20 5.2 KN solid calcium silicate KSV20 4.8 KN. In the case of unstable supporting surfaces, a construction specialist such as a structural engineer or architect must be consulted to ensure the extractor hood is safely installed.

Danger of injury!

The hood body may contain sharp edges resulting from the manufacturing process. For this reason, safety gloves must be worn when installing it.

Danger of electric shock

The mains voltage must correspond to the details indicated on the type plate. This plate is located inside the hood near the filters. Only connect the extractor hood to a properly installed safety socket. This socket must be easily accessible after the installation so that the extractor hood can be disconnected from the power supply if necessary. If a fixed connection is used (e.g. if a suitable wall socket is not available), the extractor hood may only be connected by a qualified electrician. For fixed connections, the extractor hood must be connected to a single power circuit fitted with an isolating device. Isolating devices include switches with a contact gap of at least 3 mm and all-pole

switches, e.g. circuit breakers and contactors. Before working on the electrical connection of the extractor hood commences, the mains circuit/circuits must be switched off. Before drilling the mounting holes, make sure that no electrical cables can be damaged during drilling. The electrical connection must be prepared in such a way as to allow the easy connection of the extractor hood. Local regulations must be observed.

Exhaust air ducting (for extraction mode)

Exhaust kitchen air must not be ducted into a chimney flue that is also used for the exhaust air from devices using fuels (e.g. gas). Official regulations regarding ducting of exhaust air must be observed. The exhaust air path must be prepared in such as way as to allow the easy connection of the extractor hood. The exhaust air hose must not have any kinks. If the extractor hood is operated in extraction mode at the same time as other room-air-dependent fire appliances (e.g. wood, gas, oil or coal-fired appliances) in the same room, lethal combustion gases may be directed back into the room due to the resulting negative pressure. The operator must therefore provide a sufficient air supply at all times. The negative pressure in the room must not exceed 4 Pa (0.04mbar).

Solid fuel appliances

The installation of the extractor hood above solid fuel appliances, which can pose a fire hazard, (e.g. flying sparks) is only permissible if the solid fuel appliance is equipped with a sealed, nonremovable cover.

Minimum clearance to cooker

The regulation for gas cookers is 650 mm. To prevent the formation of condensation, a non-return valve must be fitted directly outside the air outlet. Note

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the relevant applicable installation regulations and installation instructions provided by the manufacturer of the gas appliance. The extractor hood may only be installed at a minimum height of 650 mm above gas cookers if the following nominal heat loads (Hs) are not exceeded:

Gas stoves

Load from one gas ring max. 3.0 KW Load from all gas rings max. 8.3 KW Load from oven max. 3.9 KW

Gas hobs

Load from one gas ring max. 3.9 KW Load from all gas rings max.11.3 KW

We reserve the right to make technical changes.

Installation instructions for recirculation C-

1. The extractor hood must be carefully removed from the packaging by 2 people and placed on the mounting lift. Then prepare the installation location on the ceiling. To achieve optimum extraction capacity, the hood must be positioned in the middle above the cooking hob. Use a plumb line to mark the centre of the hood on the ceiling.

Version

General:

Before the extractor hood leaves the works it undergoes an extensive functional test. To provide a better technical understanding of the interrelationship of functional components, the extractor hood is delivered pre-assembled in its final condition. However, it must be partially dismantled prior to installation according to the following instructions.

A = Mounting frame B = Hood upper section C = Installation holes D = Hood lower section E = Securing bolts

2. Take the installation frame (A) to

transfer the fastening holes for the extractor hood (2 and C) and for the mounting frame (1 and A) onto the ceiling.

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3. Drill the suspension holes in the ceiling and use suitable dowels for the wall material.

4. Align the mounting frame (1 and A) screw it tightly onto the ceiling. Now screw in the bolts for mounting the hood (2 and C) until they protrude ~15mm from the ceiling.

Then release the locking hook on the metal filters.

6. Then raise the extractor hood using the lifting device (make sure it is facing the correct way) to a distance of approx. 30 cm from the ceiling. At this point, connect the hood to the power supply.

Pay attention to the area on the ceiling in which the electrical supply line can be

5. Before using a lift to hang the extractor hood, you must remove the metal filters. To do this, use both hands to pull down the metal filters until the magnet contact

routed!

7. Now unscrew the securing bolts (E) on the hood upper section (B) while holding the hood lower section (D) with one hand.

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8. Lift up the extractor hood with 2 men (3) Make sure that the fastening screws are fitted into the "pear-shaped holes" on the top of the extractor hood (3). Then push the extractor hood backwards (4) to lock it in position.

9. Then tighten the extractor hood through the mounting hole using a ratchet and extension arm.

10. Now fold up the hood lower part (D) again and screw it on using the securing bolts (E).

11. Replace the metal filters in the filter mount (fasten the locking hook).

12. Carry out a function test.

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Installation instructions

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B Version)

General: Before the extractor hood leaves the works it undergoes an extensive functional test. To provide a better technical understanding of the interrelationship of functional components, the extractor hood is delivered preassembled in its final condition. However, it must be partially dismantled prior to installation according to the following instructions.

1. Before using a lift to hang the extractor hood, you must remove the metal filters. To do this, use both hands to pull down the metal filters until the magnet contact releases. Then release the locking hook on the

metal filters.

2. Now unscrew the screws located in the exhaust air chamber (M5, Torx) so that the extractor hood can be separated into its upper and lower sections. Make sure that the electric lines are released at the connector plugs.

3. Now transfer the suspension holes on the hood upper part onto the ceiling (dimensions vary depending on the model size), drill the holes, fit the correct dowels and tighten the hanger bolts.

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4. Before hanging the upper part of the

Capa hood, check that the exhaust air connection is facing to the correct side! Now push the suspension holes in the upper section onto the hanger bolts in the ceiling. Tighten the bolts with the large washers and nuts supplied.

5. Now create the exhaust air connec-

tion between the exhaust air duct/hose and connecting piece. In the case of existing false ceilings, the connecting piece may be removed.

6. Now introduce the supply line via the

cable passages on the upper part.

7. Screw the hood lower part to the

hood upper part (as described under point 2. but in reverse sequence). Complete the electrical connection.

Disposal Packaging

The appliance packaging is recyclable. Cardboard and polyethylene film (PE) are used as packaging material. These materials must be disposed of in an environmentally friendly manner and in accordance with the currently valid onsite regulations.

Environmental Information

This appliance is labelled in accordance with European Directive 2002/96/EG conceming used electrical and electronic appliances (waste electrical and eleclronic equipment - WEEE). The guideline determines the framework for the return and recycling of used appliances as applicable throughout the EU. Please ask your dealer about current means of disposal.

8. Now conduct a function test.

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