Westinghouse WRF900CS User Manual
600-900 Canopy Installation and Operation Manual
The instructions in this manual are for cooker hood models: CS601, CS901, WRF600, WRF900.
These cooker hoods are domestic appliances which have been manufactured and tested to comply with Australian and New Zealand
Standard AS/NZS 3350.2.31.
Safety Warnings
? Young children should be supervised to ensure they do not play with the cooker hood.
? The cooker hood is not intended for use by young children or infirm persons without supervision.
? Ensure the cooker hood is switched off before carrying out maintenance, to avoid any possibility of electric shock.
? Grease filters must be removed every four weeks (maximum) for cleaning to reduce the risk of fire.
? Do not flamb¢e under the cooker hood.
? This cooker hood is not recommended for barbeques.
? The exhaust air from the cooker hood must not be discharged into any heating flue, which may carry combustion products from
other sources.
? Exhaust air must not be discharged into a wall cavity, unless the cavity is designed for the purpose.
? There must be adequate ventilation of the room when the cooker hood is used at the same time as appliances burning gas or
other fuels.
? Always cover lit gas burners with pots or pans when the cooker hood is in use.
? Always switch off gas burners before you remove pots or pans.
Cleaning
Wipe the cooker hood body and flue with a sponge or soft cloth soaked in warm soapy water. Do not use oven cleaners or other
abrasive materials.
Electrical Connection
? Check that the mains voltage matches with the voltage on the data plate inside the cooker hood.
? Check that the installation complies with standards of local gas and electricity authorities.
? If the supply cord is damaged, it must be replaced by the manufacturer or its service agent or a similarly qualified person in order
to avoid a hazard.
Accessories
? Use 125mm round exhaust ducting for best performance.
? When using flexible duct always install duct with the wire helix pulled taut to minimise pressure loss.
? Try to keep exhaust duct short and straight.
? Keep bends in the exhaust duct to a minimum.
? Do not reduce the size or restrict exhaust duct.
INSTALLATION OPTIONS
DUCTING ACCESSORIES
Roof cowl
AR125RC
Flue
1200mm length
AR125F
Flashing
Wall vent
(includes 400mm of flue)
AR125WV
90º bend
AR125B
Not Supplied
AR500FS
AR125FD
Alternative flue connection
1 metre flexible duct with joiners
AR500RK
Rear Exhaust
to atmosphere
Side Exhaust
to atmosphere
Top Exhaust
to atmosphere
Recirculating
Installation
Part Numbers: Description:
AR125RC
AR125B
AR125F
AR125FD
AR125VW
AR500FS
AR500RK
AR500CF
Roof Cowl
90º Bend
Flue 1200mm Long
Flexible Duct - 1 Metre Long When Expanded
Wall Vent Kit
Extra Length Flue Cover 1100mm Length Brushed Stainless Steel
Recirculating Kit
Replacement Carbon Filters
COMPONENTS LIST
? 1 body assembly with grease filters
(900-3grease filters / 600-2 grease filters)
1 telescopic flue cover set
?
2 cover flue mounting brackets
?
1 instruction book
?
1 plastic bag containing screws for fixing
?
telescopic flue covers
1 plastic duct transition: oblong to round
?
165
222
470(max)
COMPONENTS NOT INCLUDED
? Fixings required to attach cover flue mounting
brackets to wall.
? Fixings required to attach the cooker hood to
wall.
INSTALLING THE COOKER HOOD
Before installing the cooker hood, peel off any
protective plastic covering.
Remove polystyrene packaging from inside
top of canopy body and behind fan motor.
(Diagrams C and D)
20
C
DIMENSIONS ARE IN MILLIMETRES
B
A
600/900
65 65
540
500
NOTE:
Some installations may require
telescopic flue cover cut to length.
Cut with tin snips or a fine-tooth
hack saw blade, taking care not to
distort or dent flue cover.
Diagram B:
1240
230
max)
(
D
490
75
75
245
38
303
(600 model)
303
203203
(600 model)
600 models as per this diagram with these dimensions the only variables
C
L
? Recommended working heights.
? Cover flue mounting bracket locations.
? Telescopic cover flue fixing points.
Hood base
MINIMUM:
600 electric
650 gas
MAXIMUM:
800 mm
Top of hob
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