COMMERCIAL INFORMATION FOR THE CONSUMER
INSTALLATION, USE AND MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTION
SIL - EM4
TECHNICAL INFORMATION
TYPE: FSLA-FSLB-FSLC-FSLD
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The symbol on the product or on its packaging indicates that this product may not be
treated as household waste. Instead it shall be handed over to the applicable collection
point for the recycling of electrical and electronic equipment. By ensuring this product
is disposed of correctly, you will help prevent potential negative consequences for the
environment and human health, which could otherwise be caused by inappropriate
waste handling of this product. For more detailed information about recycling of this
product, please contact your local city oce, your household waste disposal service or
the shop where you purchased the product. This appliance is marked according to the
European directive 2002/96/EC on waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE).
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Warnings
Uses
Installation
Working
Maintenance
CONTENTS
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WARNINGS
* The appliance is not intended for use by
young children or inrm persons without
supervision. Young children should be supervised to ensure they do not play with
the appliance.
* The cooker surface and the inferior part
of the cooker hood must be at a minimun
distance of 65 cm.
* The air sucked can’t be conveyed through or into a duct used to let out fumes
from appliances fed by energy other than
electric power (eg. centralized heating, radiators, water-heaters, etc.).
* To evacuate the air outlet, please comply
with the pertaining rules given by competent authorities.
* Provide the room with an adequate aeration
when a cooker hood and appliances fed by
energy other than electric power (gas-, oil-,
or coal- stoves, etc.) are used simultaneously.
The cooker hood, when evacuating the sucked
air, could generate a negative pressure in the
room- which can’t exceed the limit of 0.04
mbar, in order to avoid the suck of exhausts
deriving from the heat-source. Therefore the
room should be provided with air-intakes to
allow a costant ow of fresh air.
If the rating lable in the cooker-hood
shows the symbol , the appliance is
built in class II° and it does not need any
earth connection.
If the appliance is not provided with a non-
separable exible cable and plug, or with
another device ensuring omnipolar disconnections from the grid, with an opening distance between the contacts of at least 3 mm,
then such disconnecting devices must be
supplied within the xed installation.
If the appliance is endowed with a supply cord
and a plug, the appliance has to be put in a
place where the plug can be reached easily.
* The use of materials which can burst into
ames should be avoided in close proximity of the appliance. When frying, please
pay particular attention to re risk due to
oil grease. Being highly inammable, fried
oil is especially dangerous. Do not use uncovered electric grills. In order to avoid
possible re risk, all instructions for grease-lter cleaning and for removing eventual grease deposits should be strictly followed.
* Do not ambè under the range hood.
In order to avoid possible re risk, all instructions for grase-lter cleaning and for
removing eventual grease deposits should
be strictly followed.
CAUTION: Accessible parts may become
hot when used with cooking appliances.
USES
The appliance is already arranged both for
ltering and for suction performances.
If the rating lable in the cooker-hood does
not show the symbol , the appliance is
built in class I° and it needs the earth connection.
* When performing the electrical connections on
the appliance, please make sure that the currenttap is provided with earth connection and that
voltage values correspond to those indicated on
the label placed inside the appliance itself.
* Before carrying out any cleaning or maintaining operations, the appliance needs to be
removed from the electric grid.
* In its ltering version (Fig. 1), the air and
fumes conveyed by the appliance are depured
both by a grease lter and by an active coal
lter, and put again into circulation through
the side-grids of the chimney. For this ver-
sion an air deector placed on the superior
part of the pipe and allowing air-recycling is
necessary (Fig.1).
* In its sucking version (Fig. 2), fumes are
directly conveyed outside, through an evacuation duct connected with the superior part
of the wall or the ceiling. Both coal lter and
air deector are not necessary in this case.
INSTALLATION
* Before installing the appliance, in order
not to damage the appliance itself, the metal
grease lter should be removed. Such lter
can be removed by pushing the special l-
ter handle toward the back side of the cooker
hood and turning it downwards so to unfasten it from its slot (Fig. 4A).
Attention: at least two people are needed
to perform the installation.
Before xing the hood, place the electric feeding properly into the ornamental pipe and
place a hole for air evacuation in case of a
sucking version.
* Suction model
Place the upper plate (Fig.5.1) on the ceiling.
Drill 4 holes, 8 mm each, just next to the
slots.
Insert the plastic dowels into the holes
(Fig.5.1-A) and screw up the plate on the ceiling (Fig. 5.1-B). Then fasten the lower structure (Fig. 7.2) on the hood by making its holes and the metric-thread screws welded on
the fan support coincide (Fig. 7.1). Insert the
washers and nuts provided (Fig. 7.2-A) and
screw with an appropriate tool.
Connect the drainpipe to the power unit noz-
zle and x securely with a hose clamp.
Insert the upper structure (Fig. 7.3) into the
lowest one and adjust its height as required
by matching it with the cooking top’s minimum height. Tighten the two structures securely with the screws provided (Fig. 7.3-B).
Insert the two extension tubes (Fig. 7.4 & Fig.
7.5) from above the two structures by making
them come down to the appropriate hood
seat. Lift the hood together with the structu-
re and the extension tubes to make the four
springs (Fig. 7.6-E) hook to the slots (Fig.
7.3-C). Then tighten the two elements secu-
rely (Fig. 6.1 & Fig. 6.2) with the safety screws
(Fig. 6.2-A) and connect the hood tube to the
drain hole.
Make the electrical connections. (For versions
with display only) Lift the lower pipe until the
cable strap coming out of the sucking unit is
uncovered and connect it to the display cable
strap. Put down the lower pipe while paying
attention it is being properly introduced into
the hood.
Lift the upper tube (Fig. 7.5) up to the ceiling
and insert the two self-tapping screws (Fig.
7.5-D).
*Filtering model
Place the upper plate (Fig.5.1) on the cei-
ling. Drill 4 holes, 8 mm each, just next to
the slots. Insert the plastic dowels into the
holes (Fig.5.1-A). Fix the bae (Fig. 5.2) to
the upper bracket (Fig.5.3) with the four selftapping screws provided (Fig. 5.3 A). Screw
up the plate together with the bae (Fig.5.1
B). Then fasten the lower structure (Fig. 7.2)
on the hood by making its holes and the metric-thread screws welded on the fan support
coincide (Fig. 7.1). Insert the washers and
nuts provided (Fig. 7.2-A) and screw with an
appropriate tool. Connect the drainpipe to
the power unit nozzle and x securely with
a hose clamp. Insert the upper structure (Fig.
7.3) into the lowest one and adjust its height as required by matching it with the coo-
king top’s minimum height. Tighten the two
structures securely with the screws provided
(Fig. 7.3-B). Insert the two extension tubes
(Fig. 7.4 & Fig. 7.5) from above the two struc-
tures by making them come down to the appropriate hood seat.
Lift the hood together with the structure and
the extension tubes to make the four springs (Fig. 7.6-E) hook to the slots (Fig. 7.3-C).
Then tighten the two elements securely (Fig.
6.1 & Fig. 6.2) with the safety screws (Fig.
6.2-A) and connect the hood tube to the baf-
e’s lower hole.
Make the electrical connections. (For versions
with display only) Lift the lower pipe until the
cable strap coming out of the sucking unit is
uncovered and connect it to the display cable
strap. Put down the lower pipe while paying
attention it is being properly introduced into
the hood. Lift the upper tube (Fig. 7.5) up to
the ceiling and insert the two self-tapping
screws (Fig. 7.5-D).
Warning!
Before connecting the exible exhausting
pipe to the motor, make sure the stop valve,
which is on the air outlet of the motor, can
swing.
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WORKING
Mod. SIL-Module luxury version (Fig. 10)
A: Light switch on/o
B: Motor switch on/o (1st rate level)
C: 2nd rate level switch
D: 3rd rate level switch
E: 4th rate level switch
F: 10 - minutes timer
Mod. SIL TC - Touch Control version (Dis.16)
A: Light switch On/O
B: Reduce speed
C: Luminous telltale
D: Incrase speed
E: 10 - minute timer
The touch control key allows the function desired by touching the relative key. The luminous telltales (C) positioned at the center of
the keyboard indicate the suction speed set.
In case of an active timer, the upper telltale
(C) ashes.
If the push button console malfunctions, remove the grease lters and press the red button inside the appliance twice.
If the electrical power supply to the product
SILTC is cut, 15 seconds are needed for selfdiagnostics after the functions are restored.
In the meanwhile, its operation may be incorrect.
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MAINTENANCE
* An accurate maintenance guarantees good
functioning and long-lasting performance.
* Particular care is due to the grease lter
panel. It can be removed by pushing its special handle toward the back-side of the coo-
ker hood and turning the lter downwards so
to unfasten it from its slot (Fig. 4A).
To insert the lter just perform the opposite
operation.
After 30 hours working (model SIL-Modu-
le luxury version), the push button control
panel will signal the saturation of the grease
lter by lighting all the buttons. In the SILTC
models (Touch Control Version) the grease
lter saturation is signalled by the ashing of
the two central push buttons (Fig. 16C). Press
the timer button to reset .
The grease lter needs cleaning by regular
hand-washing or in dishwasher every two
months at least or depending on its use.
* In case the appliance is used in its ltering
version, the active coal lter (Fig. 12Z - 13Z)
needs to be periodically replaced. The coal
lter can be removed by removing the grease lter rst (Fig. 4A-12B), and by pulling
its special plastic tongue until it is unfaste-
ned from its slot. Re-insert the coal lter by
operating in the opposite way. The coal lter
needs replacing depending on the use, but
however every six months at least.
After the replacement, re-insert the glassblocking ring and fasten it. To replace the
dichroic lamp, remove the lamp (Fig.15) and
replace it with a lamp of the same kind.
* To clean the appliance itself tepid water
and neutral detergent are recommended,
while abrasive products should be avoided.
For steel appliances specialized detergents
are recommended (please follow the instructions indicated o the product itself to obtain
the desired results).
* To replace the halogen lamps, remove rst
the glass-blocking ring (Fig. 14A), by levering with a screw-driver and thus removing
the opaque glass (Fig. 14B) - when performing this operation hold the opaque glass
carefully. Remove the lamp (Fig. 14C) without
touching it with uncovered hands. Replace it
with another lamp of the same kind.
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