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Installation of appliance
5.4 Connecting to flue
(Figure 5)
1. Flap pin socket
2. Flap pin
Insert the plastic pin (Figure 5/area no. 2) on the
pin socket on the motor exhaust (Figure 5/area
no.1). Then bend the flap lightly to insert the other
pin on the flap and insert the other pin to its socket
(Figure 5).
If you are going to use the Ø 120/150 mm plastic
flue adapter, connect one end of the pipe to this
adapter, if you are not going to use it, to the direct
output on the product. Connect the other end of
the pipe to your flue. Check that these two con-
nections are tight enough so they will not come out
when the appliance runs on full power. Ensure that
the flaps inside the flue work when tightened with
clamp. Connect the flue connection duct outside
the adapter (Figure 6/a). If the connection duct is
fitted inside the adapter, suction of air shall not
occur as the flue flap that prevents the return of air
will remain closed (Figure 6/b). The length of the
pipe connection as well as the number of elbows
must be as minimum as possible.
A : Flue exit pipe
B : Flue clamps
C : Plastic flue
The valves are closed then the appliance is not
operating and prevent possible outside odour and
dust from entering inside.
18 / EN
(a)
Ok
(Figure 6)
5.5 Installation of the hood to the
flue
Make the electrical connection of your hood before
starting the installation of the flue. Slip the outer
flue around the body. Screw the flue from two lo-
wer corners to the flue fastening plates available
on the motor cabin. (Figure 7).
Install the inner flue to the flue fastening plate that
is secured to the wall from its upper outer edges
(Figure 7).
(Figure 7)
Cooker Hood / User Manual
(b)
Not Ok