Mode d'emploi BRANDT HJH75T1G

[. . . ] - The hood must not be installed or used over a fuel burning (wood, coal, etc. ) stove. To obtain optimum efficiency from your hood: - You should preferably use the rear cooking rings on your cooker. We recommend that the hood should be switched on from the beginning of the cooking and, in certain cases, may be allowed to run for a few minutes after the end of the cooking. Note : - When a cooking hood is used simultaneously with other equipment burning gas or similar fuels, the room must be adequately ventilated. [. . . ] Proceed as follows: - Mark a vertical line on the wall, to ensure that your hood (and its chimney) are perfectly aligned with your cooker. - Make a mark, on the vertical line, at least 70 cm above your cooking plane. The vertical line and the mark at 70 cm will help you set up the installation as shown in the attached installation diagram. 2. Installing the body of the hood: - Place the installation diagram supplied against the wall, and align the vertical line on the wall with the " hood centreline " shown on the diagram. - Mount the two supports on the wall, using the four screws and plugs supplied with the duct (fig. Remark: In the case of a hollow wall, use the appropriate screws and plugs. - Mount the hood by locating its rectangular holes on the supports. The width of the holes is sufficient to allow some margin for left/right adjustment. IMPORTANT : - Adjust the height and levelling using the support adjustment screws " A " (fig. 1), and then mount the hood firmly against the wall by tightening the screws " B " (fig. 1). 5 99628071_GB_A. qxd 21/01/03 13:46 Page 6 I n s t a l l i n g y o u r hood Pipe, internal dia. 4 Flap valves (depending on model) fig. Assembling the ventilation shaft for recirculating the air In this case, non-return valves are not required. - Remove the two mounting screws from the plastic deflector (fig. - Mount the plastic fumes deflector against the wall, in contact with the ceiling (drill two holes, dia. 8 mm, 200 mm apart, and use the screws and plugs supplied) (fig. Check that the deflector is central, in relation to the vertical line on the wall. 150 mm, not supplied) between the deflector and the hood. - Prepare your chimney, ensuring that the vents are towards the top and visible (fig. Push the chimney sections one into the other, as far as possible. - Mount the upper part of the chimney on the plastic deflector, using the screws supplied (to facilitate installation, pull the chimney slightly clear, so that the two returns can be inserted behind the plastic deflector). - Adjust the length of the chimney by sliding the outer part down and sitting it in the top of the hood. s 8 99628071_GB_A. qxd 21/01/03 13:46 Page 9 Connecting your hood Your hood is supplied with a power cable H05VVF, with three wires, section 0. 75mm² (neutral + phase and earth). Your hood should be connected to a 230 V single phase mains power supply, through a standard power socket CEI 83, which should remain accessible following the installation of the finishing panels, or through an omni-polar cutout, with a contact opening gap of at least 3 mm. [. . . ] To clean the outer casing and the lighting window, use only household cleaning products, diluted in water, rinse with clean water and wipe with a soft cloth. MONTHLY MAINTENANCE: metal filter The filter retains greasy vapours and dust, and is very important for the efficient operation of your hood. It can progressively become inflammable, as it becomes saturated with greasy residue. Clean the metal filter using commercial household cleaner, rinse thoroughly and dry. [. . . ]