Using a pencil, mark this height and then attach the two
mounting brackets (G) to the wall at this height, using the
screws provided. They should be positioned the same
distance apart as the extractor mounting brackets (D).
IMPORTANT: These screws must be securely tightened.
Hook the extractor mounting brackets (D) that you
to
the hood in step 3, onto the mounting brackets (G).
5. Some adjustment is provided within the extractor
mounting brackets. Use screw (E) to adjust the front
to back alignment of the hood. Use screw (F) to
adjust the height alignment of the hood.
6. If there is a gap between the rear of the cooker hood
and the rear wall. There is a spacer provided that can
be cut to the size of the gap and attached to the rear
of the cooker hood.
7. I
the adjacent cabinets, using screws (not provided).
You should screw through the holes in the side
of the hood, into the adjacent cabinets. THESE
SCREWS MUST BE FULLY TIGHTENED.
8. Place the front panel against the furniture door.
Using screws (not provided) secure the front panel of
the cooker hood to the inner surface of the furniture
door. Make sure that these screws are fully tightened.
9. Reattach the front panel to the front of the cooker
hood.
Connecting to external ducting
• Connect the coupling to the top or the rear of the
cooker hood, and then connect a 125 mm ducting
hose to the coupling (please note that the ducting
hose is not supplied with the appliance).
• You may an anti-draft included with the
and for the cooker hood. You should
sit this in the top of the coupling.
• If you use the rear or top venting position, the other
one should be blocked off using the blanking plate
supplied.
• The other end of the ducting hose should be
connected to a discharge outlet that is suitable for
cooking vapours. It should have a cross section of at
least 150 cm².
• The maximum distance between the coupling and
your discharge outlet should be 3 metres, with one
90 degree bend.
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