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Parte 1ª - ISTRUZIONI PER L’INSTALLAZIONE

3.2 - Installazione al pensile

Con l’ausilio della dima in cartone

forare il fondo del mobile pensile,

(leggere le istruzioni nella dima). Fis-

sare la cappa dall’interno del mobi-

le con quattro viti da 4,2 x 44,4 (in

dotazione) (fig. 7). Per cappe in ver-

sione aspirante, deve essere effet-

tuata la foratura del pensile per il

passaggio del tubo evacuazione

dell’aria. Per cappe in versione fil-

trante non é necessario effettuare

questo tipo di foratura, in quanto

l’aria viene riciclata nell’ambiente at-

traverso le asole poste nella parte anteriore della cappa.

3.3 - Connessione aspirante o filtrante

1 - Connessione aspirante (l’aria aspirata viene con-

vogliata all’esterno dell’abitazione)

La cappa dotata di due fori per l’uscita dell’aria,

viene fornita di serie con il tappo in plastica monta-

to nel foro posteriore, la flangia in dotazione, verrà

montata in funzione della soluzione scelta; uscita

superiore (fig. 8), uscita posteriore (fig. 9). Nel caso

di installazione con uscita posteriore, il tappo in

plastica va montato nel foro superiore e la flangia

nel foro posteriore. Collegare con un tubo Ø 100 o

120 mm la flangia di uscita dell’aria, alla tubazione

di evacuazione esterna. Aprire la griglia di aspira-

zione premendo i pomelli verso l’interno (fig. 10),

controllare che la leva (cappa ad un motore) o l’in-

dice della manopola (cappa a due motori) sia col-

locata in posizione aspirante (fig. 11), togliere se

presente la cartuccia al carbone attivo ruotando la

manopola in senso antiorario (vedi par. 3.3 2 parte

). Rispettare l’avvertenza 2.1.

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Brand	De Dietrich
Model	DHC106W
Category	Cooker Hoods
File type	PDF
File size	6.33 MB

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