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Installation
1. Mark the positions of the fixing holes on the wall using
the dimensions shown in Fig 3.
2. Drill and plug the wall and cabinets with appropriate
fixings, suitable for the wall type and units you are fixing
the extractor to.
3. Mount the brackets and securely tighten.
4. Should the cupboards not be considered strong enough,
angle frame L (Fig. 4) can be used as an additional
support on the rear wall. Recheck positioning of hood,
screw angle frame L to wall, replace hood and secure
to wall.
5. Hang the hood on the brackets, adjusting the position of
the brackets if necessary.
6. Secure the extractor to the adjacent units through the
holes in the side of the appliance (Fig.5), to ensure that it
cannot be accidentally knocked off the hanging brackets.
Venting the Extractor
The extractor can be used as a recirculation device or to duct
out through a rear wall.
To duct the extractor out, simply connect the vent adaptor
to the ducting pipe and fix to the extractor.
The dimensions and location of the vent outlet are shown
opposite.
Fig. 4
Fig. 3
Fig. 5
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Fig. 6