St George DEO2B - Providing a Suitable Flue; Securing the Oven

CABINET INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
6.3 Providing
a Suitable Flue
UE0 and UES Models
A venting
fan is fitted at the top rear of the oven and
is operational when the oven is on. This fan recirculates
air
and blows it through vent holes under
the control panel fascia. Air vented
from the oven will also be passed
forward into the room
as, in most under bench installations,
rear venting is not possible.
Whilst the oven is
designed to
flue in this manner, additional holes may
be provided in adjoining cupboard
walls and/or the rear wall
to further assist air movement.
The oven can be converted to be
top vented if required. To convert the unit, locate
the rectangular punched detail
at the
rear right hand side of the top cover
(with the oven back toward you). Cut
the rear tags holding the vent flap
and
fold the vent flap down and forward to
a vertical position. This will expose the
oven vent. Once converted the
oven fumes must then be vented
according to the venting instructions
for wall mounted ovens (i.e. DEO
models).
DEO Models
Oven fumes must never
be vented into combustible materials.
Heat and vapours discharging
from the rear oven
flue pipe must be allowed
to dissipate to an area preferably out
of the kitchen. This should be according
to your
local electrical and building
requirements and can be to the roof space,
through a wall vent or through the roof
space to external
atmosphere. Alternatively, it
can be recirculated back into the room.
Straight flue
pipes must have a minimum diameter
of 75 mm. If the flue has any bend or
angle, the pipe diameter
must
be increased to at least 1 00 mm. Bends must
always have the maximum possible angle of rise
(i.e. as near
to vertical
as possible) to provide air movement.
WARNING: Flues must
commence within 25 mm of the oven
flue pipe. All flue pipes and any heat
shields must be at
least 25 mm from any combustible
materials.
6.4
Securing the Oven
Once correctly wired into (while electrically
isolated from) the main power, locate the oven
into the recess and
ensure the appliance
is parallel to the front fascia of the
enclosure, adjust the bearers if necessary.
Four screws
are supplied to secure
the oven to the cupboard cavity, the four screw
holes are in the oven frame surrounds
(visible when you
open the oven door/s). Slide the oven fully into
the recess and insert the four screws through
the
mounting holes and into the cupboard
surround to secure the oven in position.
(Refer to the Installation Diagrams
and Building-In
Options for diagrams of the various mounting
options applicable)
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