User manual STANDART HORIZON CP160

[. . . ] 6); using a pen, mark the 2 holes on the wall and then make the holes and fit the screw anchors provided and proceed to secure the bracket using the 2 screws (provided). Exhaust hoods: connect the disposal duct to the air evacuation pipe of the hood; use a flexible pipe and lock it to the air evacuation pipe of the hood with a metal hose clamp (pipe and clamp are not provided). Take 2 assembled flues and place these on the upper surface of the hood. Raise the upper flue as far as the ceiling and secure it to the bracket using the 2 screws (Fig. [. . . ] Filtering hood: make all power connections to the hood using the power cable. Fasten the air baffle to the lower flue as shown in Figure 8, using the 2 screws. Take 2 assembled flues and place these on the upper surface of the hood. Raise the upper flue as far as the ceiling and secure it to the bracket using the 2 screws (Fig. Also remember that charcoal filters must be used in the case of the filtering version; check to see whether such filters are already fitted; if necessary, proceed to fit as follows, depending on the model type purchased: - if the hood features round charcoal filters (Fig. 10), remove the two metal filter retainers (M) and position the charcoal filter inside the grease filter; fit the two filter retainers back on again to secure the charcoal filter. OPERATION Depending on the model, the unit is equipped with the following controls: Controls shown in Fig. 12: Button A: Light switch; position 0: light off; position 1: light on. Button D: activates the motor (calling the last speed used) and increases the speed until reaching maximum. Button E: FILTER ALARM/TIMER RESET: when pressing the key during display of the filter alarm (motor off) it resets the hour counter. When pressing the key when the motor is running, the TIMER is activated and the hood will automatically be switched off after 5 minutes. Lighting: - To gain access to the bulbs, remove the grease filters as described above and remove the bulbs. Replace only with CANDLE HALOGEN LAMP - Ø 35mm, E14–220-240 Vac, 28W or INCANDESCENT LAMP-E14–220-240 Vac, 40W - If the halogen lamps shown in Fig. 16 need changing, slacken the ring nut in an anticlockwise direction and remove the bulb itself. The motor used in this hood features a safety device (thermal cutout) that responds to temperature changes For accidental reasons or due to installation faults, this device could engage and automatically shut off the motor, thereby preventing serious damage to the equipment. In such cases, after allowing the motor to cool down, the hood can be switched on again; the cause of the fault will nonetheless have to be remedied, ensuring installation has been correctly made and that all the instructions in the Information sheet have been complied with. Vor jeder Reinigungs- oder Wartungsarbeit muss ENGLISH (EN) WARNING The minimum distance between the hob surface on which the pans stand and the lower part of the the installation instructions. If the hob installation instructions specify a greater distance, it must be taken into account. The air collected must not be conveyed into a duct used to blow off smokes from appliances fed with an energy other than electricity (central heating systems, This appliance is not intended for use by persons or mental capabilities, or lack of experience and knowledge, unless they have been given supervision or instruction concerning use of the appliance by a person responsible for their safety. Children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the appliance. Caution: accessible parts may become hot when used with cooking appliances. This kitchen hood is intended for installation in domestic kitchens above cooktops, cooking devices and similar kitchen equipment. [. . . ] This kitchen hood is intended for installation in domestic kitchens above cooktops, cooking devices and similar kitchen equipment. In addition, exhaust air should not be discharged into a wall cavity, unless the cavity is designed for that purpose. The room must be well aerated in case a hood and some other heat equipment fed with an energy other at the same time. In fact the intake hood, disposing of air, could create a vacuum in the room. [. . . ]