Smeg KSET650X - Manual (Page 10)

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Consult the designs in the front pages referenced in the text by
alphabet letters. Closely follow the instructions set out in
this manual. All responsibility, for any eventual inconveniences,
damages or fires caused by not complying with the instructions
in this manual, is declined.
Description of the hood - Fig. 1
1 Control panel
2 Grease filter
3 Grease filter release handle
4 Halogen lamp
5 Vapour screen
6 Vapour screen guides
7 Air exit
8 Fairing (supplied in two sizes)
9 Fixing points for cabinet
10 Inspection door for the suction group (ACCESS ALLOWED
ONLY BY A QUALIFIED TECHNICIAN)
Installation - Fig. 5-6
The cooker hood must be placed at a minimum distance of
43 cm from the cooking plane for electric cookers and 65cm
for gas or mixed cookers.
The hood is equipped with a top air outlet B for discharge
of fumes to the outside (Ducting version – exhaust pipe
and pipe fixing clamps not provided).
Where it is not possible to discharge cooking fumes and
vapours externally, the cooker hood may be used in the
filter version by mounting an active carbon filter and the
deflector F on the connection ring placed on the exit
perforation B (Fig. 3), the fumes and vapours are recycled
via the deflector.
The models with no suction motor only operate in ducting
mode, and must be connected to an external suction device
(not supplied).
Preliminary information for installation of the hood:
Disconnect the cooker hood from the electrical mains during
the electrical connection phase.
The cooker hood is designed for installation inside a wall
cabinet.
It is recommended to install the cooker hood only inside a
cabinet of suitable dimensions.
Do not tile, grout or silicone this appliance to the wall. Surface
mounting only.
Do not fix chimney flue to furniture or fly over shelves unless
the chimney flue can be easily removed, in case maintenance
is ever required.
Refer to figure 2 for useful information for safe installation and
for eventual perforations to perform at the base of the cabinet
for air evacuation, for the
connection cable and to permit to access the electronic card
that controls the cooker hood operation (ACCESS ALLOWED
ONLY BY QUALIFIED TECHNICIAN).
Warning!
The cooker hood is supplied with 4 side spacers (2 for the
right side and 2 for the left side), these are useful when the
width of the housing cabinet for the cooker hood motor body
is wider than 6mm. In this instance the spacers should be
mounted outside the cooker hood body corresponding to the
perforations for the cabinet fixing screws (Fig. 2-A)
1. Measure the cabinet depth (consider also the cabinet
door) as for a depth of up to 315mm will require the
mounting of 37mm fairing, and for measurements over
315mm will require the mounting of 75mm fairing.
The fairing C should be fixed to the cooker hood body
brackets using 4 screws (fig. 3).
2. Fix the air exit connector B above the cooker hood body
(fig. 3).
Only for Filter Version:
place the deflector F on the exit connector.
Fix the filter holder frame inside the cooker hood, firstly
above on the rings R set in the body, then on the base
using the two screws S (fig. 3).
3. Apply the supplied template first to the right and then to
the left (fig. 4.1) or, if supplied, apply the apposite template
to the wall (fig. 4.2 – only in case of models conceived
for fixing to the wall) and making holes as indicated (for
the templates for fixing to the wall units 3 dead holes are
indicated, 2 of Ø 2mm and one of Ø 5mm, while for the
template for fixing to the wall, 2 holes of Ø 8mm).
ATTENTION! TEMPLATE AND FIXING TO WALL
UNIT
The lower and back edge of the template must correspond
to the lower edge of the wall unit.
ATTENTION! TEMPLATE AND FIXING TO WALL
The lower edge of the template must correspond to the
lower edge of the hood.
Only for models with fixing hooks: make the holes and
fix two hooks with screws and dowels
(J – fig. 4.2).
Install the two supplied Y brackets with two screws and
washer each onto the upper side of the hood (fig.4.2).
4. Insert the body of the hood inside the wall unit (fig. 5).
This can remain temporarily in position:
a) in case of fixing to the wall unit, using lateral
springs D to imbed into the Ø 5mm dead holes (to do this,
press the lateral springs towards the inside of the body
of the hood using a screwdriver as a liver.
b) in case of fixing to the wall, with the hooks and the
brackets (the bracket have adjustable positioning screws).
ATTENTION!
Check that the electric cable and the smoke outlet are
accessible to facilitate successive connections (and for
technical assistance and maintenance interventions).
5. Check that guides G (fig. 6) are perfectly parallel to the
lower edge of the wall unit, after which, ONLY in the case
of fixing to the wall unit, definitely fix the body of the hood
to the sides of the wall unit with 4 screws (E – fig. 6 –
two per side). The screws are to be inserted from
inside the body of the hood on the wall unit in
correspondence with the 4 Ø 2mm blind holes previously
made (see operation 3).
6. Insert the cooker hood cabinet base on the bracket guides
G then carry out the electrical connections of the cooker
hood cabinet base to the casing (fig. 7).
7. Regulate the cooker hood cabinet base in order that the
frontal part is in line with the cabinet (H - fig. 8) then block
the cooker hood cabinet base using 2 screws (one per
side - L - fig. 8 – To insert these two screws you will
need to remove the filter grill and screw them on the
inserts that are fixed on the mantel guides).
8. Fix the cooker hood cabinet base to the cabinet using
the 2 screws M (fig. 8), use 2 of 4 perforations available
and check that the screws are fixed to the cabinet.
9. Remount the grease filter, connect the cooker hood to the
electrical network and to the discharge tube, check the
perfect operation of the cooker hood.
INSTRUCTION ON MOUNTING AND USE
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