3Set-up
3.4.2 Usage with flue connection
Vapors are discharged with the flue pipe secured on the connection ring on the hood. Diameter of the flue pipe should be equal to the diameter of connection ring. Pipe should be installed slightly inclined (about 10°) in horizontal layouts to allow the air to go out of the room easily.
A WARNING: Carbon filter should be removed if it is installed on the hood.
1.For the installation of flue connected model, con- nect the hood to the outlet pipe with a rigid or flexible pipe with a diameter of 150 or 120 mm depending on the pipe selection by the installer. (Figure 3)
2.Install the flue adaptor to the hood body outlet if you would like to install with a pipe with a diam- eter of 120 mm.
3.Secure the pipe with suitable clamps. These items are not supplied with the unit. Remove the active carbon filters, if any (optional).
4.Install air deflector.
5.Install the active carbon filter as follows. Follow the procedure in reverse order to remove.
6.Install clip screw seat to the wall hanger.
7.Pull the inner flue connection element upwards from the flue connection element placed over the body (Figure 4), and screw it to the hanger from left and right sides. (Figure 5)
WARNING: In case of failure to perform A cleaning and maintenance of oil filters reg-
ularly and when the carbon filter reaches its service life (about 4 months), there is the possibility of causing fire by them.
8.The exhaust air must not be discharged into a flue which is used for exhausting fumes from other appliances burning gas or other fuels. (Not applicable for appliances which only discharge air back into the room).
9.Regulations concerning the discharge of air have to be fulfilled.
WARNING: Failure to install the screws or A fixing device in accordance with the
instructions may result in electrical haz- ards..
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