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230Vac - 50Hz
INSTALLATION, OPERATING AND MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS FOR COOKER HOODS
FOR WALL FITTING 230 Vac - 50 Hz
Exhausting cooker hood. The equipment is constructed in
accordance with European Standards and with the requirements
included in the following Directives: 2006/95EC ( Low Voltage
Directive), 2004/108 (Electromagnetic Compatibility).
1 INSTALLATION
Read the instruction manual before installing and/or using the
hood .
In order that the minimum distance between the supporting
surface for the cooking pots on gas hob and low-voltage
components present in the hood is at least 65cm as required by
the regulations in force, it is necessary that the lower part of the
hood is at least 65-70cm away from the work top.
If the mounting instructions of the gas cooker indicate a wider
distance, respect it. The unit must not be mounted above cookers
tted with top radiant plate.
Respect all the air discharge regulations.
The air must not be discharged in a pipe used to discharge
exhaust fumes produced by gas- fed equipments or fuel-fed
equipments (this does not apply to ltering hoods).
The room must be adequately ventilated when the hoods is used
together with other gas-fed or fuel-fed equipments.
The hood is equipped with all the necessary fastenings for its
installation, which are suitable for most surfaces. Anyway, ask
to a professional to verify that the installation surface is strong
enough. Installation must be carried out by qualied installers
according to present regulations.
For an easy access, it is advisable to move possible furniture
under the installation area.
Two different wall-mounting systems are used, depending on the
model (Fig. 1-2)
A) Hanging and levelling brackets.
B) Locking screws.
C) Hood/chimney fastening screws (if provided)
D) Chimney/wall bracket and fastening screws.
diameter of the outlet of the hood is 150mm. A 150-125 reduction
is provided with the hood.
This pipe must not under any circumstances be connected to
cooker, boiler or burner exhaust pipes, etc.
Filtering (Fig. 5). The fumes pass through the carbon lters to be
puried and recycled into the kitchen through a pipe connected
to the outlet of the hood up to the hole in the top of the cabinet.
This hole must be free and communicating with the kitchen.
In the ltering version you must install the two carbon lters on
the sides of the aspirator. To
install the carbon lters you must rst remove the metal grease
lters (Fig. 6) and then install carbon lters by turning them
counterclockwise (Fig. 7).
4 OPERATION
The hood is equipped with a multispeed motor.
It is recommended that low speed be selected for normal kitchen
conditions, and higher speeds only to combat a heavy build-up
odours and vapours.
ELECTRONIC CONTROLS
The controls (Fig. 7) have buttons for switching on the TL light, for
switching on the motor and selecting the T1-T2-T3-T4 operating
speed.
By pressing of the command T1 the motor starts running at
the 1st speed. The commands T2-T3-T4 switch the motor on
respectively at the 2nd, 3rd, 4th speed. In order to switch
the motor off press T1 once if set at the 1st speed, twice if set at
the 2nd, 3rd and 4th speed.
With the button T4, select the maximum speed of the extraction
fan for 5 minutes (LED blinking), after which the extraction fan
will automatically switch to the 3rd speed.
2 ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS
This appliance must be connected to an earthed power supply.
Two types of electrical connection can be used:
1. Using a standard plug to be connected to the power cable
and inserted in a mains socket which must be accessible (so
that the plug can be disconnected when servicing is carried
out). Make sure that the plug is accessible also after the
complete installation of the equipment.
2. By means of a xed mains connection, tting a bipolar
switch, which ensures the disconnection, with an opening
distance of the contacts allowing a complete disconnection
on the conditions of the overvoltage III category, according
to installation regulations. The ground connection (yellowgreen wire) must not be interrupted.
Refer to the plate inside the hood for the mains voltage and
frequency ratings.
3 USE
This cooker hood can be employed as exhausting or ltering.
Exhausting (Fig. 4). The carbon lters should not be installed on
the hood in exhausting version.
Kitchen smokes are driven outside through a ue joined to the
exhaust pipe ue connector..
Pipes must be communicating with the exterior of the house. The
0-1 2 3 4
TL T1 T2 T3 T4
FIG.7
AUTO POWER OFF: To activate the auto power off, rst turn on
the hood and, then, push the “T1” button for a few seconds until
all LEDs start ashing. By pressing one of the buttons (T1, T2,
T3, T4) it is possible to program the auto power off time, which
will be different according to the button
pressed (T1= 5 minutes, T2=10 minutes, T3=15 minutes, T4=20
minutes). The set speed can be changed during the auto power
off time. When the auto power off option corresponds to the
previously set speed, the speed LED ashes; if the option is
different, the speed LED is xed.
FILTER TIMER: After the hood has worked for 30 hours, all
LEDS will switch on with a xed light for 30 seconds when the
hood is turned off indicating that the aluminium lters need to be
cleaned. The timer will reset if the T1+T4 button is pressed for a
few seconds with the exhaust fan turned off. If this button is not
pressed, the same operation will occur again once the hood is
switched off again. This operation will occur every 30 hours, until
120 functioning hours are reached. Once the hood has worked
for 120 hours and it is turned off, all the LEDs will turn on with
a ashing light for the following 30 seconds indicating the that
aluminium lters need cleaning and, if the hood is a ltering
hood, the active carbon lters need to be replaced.
Once the timer has been reset (by keeping the T1+T4 button
pressed for a few seconds with the exhaust fan turned off),
the entire process will present itself again after the next 30
exhausting hours.
5 MAINTENANCE AND REMINDERS
Always disconnect the hood from the electrical power supply
before any maintenance or cleaning operation. Particular care
must be given to the grease lters, which serve to trap grease
particles entrained in cooking vapours.
The grease lters are metal, and must be washed at least once
a month with warm water and detergent (dishwasher clean is
sufcient).
Dry throughly before retting.
ATTENTION: the grease collected in the lter can easily catch
re and it is therefore extremely important to clean the metallic
lter on a regular basis as per instructions.
Grease lters are removed as illustred (Fig. 5).
The function of the activated carbon lters is to prevent the
spread of odours present in the cooking fumes. Clean air is
returned to the kitchen. Carbon lters cannot be washed, and
must be replaced 2 or 3 times a year according to the amount
of use.
The hood features a LED light that, in addition to offer a good
lighting and a signicant energy savings, is guaranteed to last
about 10 times more than traditional lights. For replacement,
contact the Assistance Service.
Spare lters can be purchased from dealers or direct from the
manufacturer.
Removal: detach the metal covers and rotate the carbon lters
clockwise (Fig. 6) until release from of the motor.
Retment: position the new carbon lters and reverse the
procedure. The hood should be cleaned with a soft damp cloth
using neutral liquid detergents. Do not use solvents, petroleum
products or abrasives.
Never cook ambe’ dishes under the hood. Never leave the hob
unattended when frying, as oil or fat can catch re.
THE MANIFACTURER DOES NOT ACCEPT LIABILITY
FOR ANY DAMAGE OR INSJURY CAUSED IF THE
USER FAILS TO FOLLOW THE ABOVE INSTRUCTIONS
REGARDING INSTALLATION, MAINTENANCE AND
THE PROPER USE OF THE COOKER HOOD.
1.0m
1.0m
1.0m
90˚ Bend = 1.0m
1.0m
2.0m
1.0m
1.0m
90˚ Bend = 1.0m
3.0m
1.0m
In-line Motor - this needs to
run o a separate activation
switch to the range hood
External Vent
External Vent
RANGE HOODS
HOOD DUCTING GUIDE
Here are some important points to consider when choosing and/or installing a range hood:
• An externally ducted range hood will generally outperform a recirculating range hood.
• We discourage the use of exible ducting as this has a signicant negative impact on airow and noise due to turbulence
• caused by the ribs. Instead consider using semi-rigid or rigid duct.
• Avoid using a narrower duct than specied as this will reduce airow; the best performance is obtained when the range hood is
installed with a short duct with minimal bends.
• To determine the required clearance between the cooktop and the range hood always consult the installation manual for both
the range hood and cooktop. The required clearance is the greater of the distance specied in either manual (and a minimum of
600mm between the highest point of the highest burner for gas cooktops).
• Five metres is the recommended maximum length for ducting (see diagram 1.). When the ducting exceeds ve metres in length
the installation of a TD500 or TD350 in-line motor is required, which must be placed one metre from the external vent (see
diagram 2.).
Diagram 1.
Diagram 2.
NOTES
COD. 395.108.4
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