Installation
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| The hood features an upward | |
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| For laying through the outside wall, we recommend | |
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| To prevent the penetration of water, e.g. | |
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| exhaust air shaft, into the hood, our condensation | |
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| collector RV 060- 150 must be fitted in the | |
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| must still be accessible after installation. | |
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| Circulating air operation | |
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| The following parts should have been included if | |
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| you decided in favor of circulating air operation of | |
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| the hood: | |
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| Activated charcoal filter KF |
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| Activated charcoal filter KF |
• Air baffle LL 010-000
The air baffle is secured on the cabinet front, blowing out towards the front. The distance between the hood and the air baffle must be bridged with a pipe consisting of
Note on wooden front panel:
The hood's handle rail cannot be replaced by a wooden front panel.
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