STANDARD COOKER INSTALLATION
The figure below shows a standard cooker installation fitted with a steel splashback (optional accessory) and an extraction hood (optional accessory). The model shown is a 100cm Dual Fuel Cooker with a 90cm Chimney Hood, with the installation requirements and dimensions detailed being similar when installing other cooker models or when installing a box or glass hood.
Extractor Hood Electrical Supply:
Standard 3 pin socket located behind steel ducting.
Extractor Hood is fitted to the wall using the rawl plugs & screws provided. A template on the extractor hood carton details the
position of the fixing holes.
32 Amp Cooker
Switch Box.
Electrical Connection made on back LHS of appliance.
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Steel Ducting fixed to wall using supplied 
bracket
O 125mm Extraction pipe through wall.
O 125mm Flexible Extraction Pipe (not 
supplied) connected between extractor flue
outlet & pipe through wall.
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| maximum of 860mm] |
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| The metal filters can be |
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| replaced with carbon filters |
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| (optional extras) thus |
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| eliminating the requirement for |
| the O 125mm Extraction pipe. | |
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| Splashback fixed to wall |
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| through two fixing holes on top |
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| & bottom lips. |
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| Back Trim not on Electric Hob |
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| Models. |
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| Gas connection made on top |
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| RHS of cooker. This can be |
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| moved to the top LHS (Refer to |
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| Fig.5) [Not applicable to Electric |
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| Hob Models] |
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| Gas connection made using |
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| flexible gas line to allow ease of |
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| removal of unit [Not applicable |
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| to Electric Hob Models] |
(Refer to Fig.4)
Note: Dimension ranges for position of power supply and extraction pipe are applicable for all extractor hood models when fitting the unit in a standard 8 foot high room.
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