User manual SMEG CB91GV1

[. . . ] Conveyor Dear Customer, we hereby thank you for choosing our Oven Hood and hope you will be satisfied with our product. 1. Instructions The following instruction manual is an integral part of the equipment and must be at the operators’ disposal for advice until the end of the life cycle of the product. Before carrying out any operations, carefully read the information contained in the manual about safe installation, use and maintenance. [. . . ] The equipment is only intended for the use it has been designed for, by qualified and skilled personnel. Installation, maintenance and repair operations must only be carried out by an authorized technical service centre or qualified personnel, in compliance with the regulations in force and according to the instructions provided by the manufacturer. When using it for the first time, make sure that the hood conveyor connected to the exhaust ducts of the oven is positioned correctly, to prevent vapour leakage. It is recommended to make sure that the connection between the ducts and the oven is well sealed every time the hood or the oven on which it is installed are moved. The equipment must be earthed in accordance with the safety regulations of the electrical system. 2. Installation All the materials, with the exception of silicone, used for installation must resist a temperature of 150 °C without generating strains and/or surface defects. 2. 1 - Positioning The Oven Hood must be positioned on the oven, after must be fixed the conveyor by screws , that will be fixed to the rear oven’s back (Fig. To ask for a spare part, indicate the hood model specified on the label. The spare parts that can be supplied are the following: I. Switch ON OFF black 10 A; Fan 7/7 - 145 W 4P; Labyrinth filter 400 x 350 mm - GF032; Eletrical wiring; Fixing brackets to the oven. Attention!!!– Any maintenance operation must be carried out by qualified personnel only. Maintenance operations may include the removal the panel cover. To remove the panel cover unscrew the perimetric screws (Fig. 3) and take care not to damage the electric cables when lifting the cover. To disassemble the filters, grab and slide them upwards so that they slip out of the lower guide. [. . . ] 3) and take care not to damage the electric cables when lifting the cover. To disassemble the filters, grab and slide them upwards so that they slip out of the lower guide. Rotate the lower wall slightly to release the filter completely. To reassemble the filters, follow the procedure reversely. [. . . ]