Beko BDE 6062 G Manual De Instalación página 11

sucked from the environment passes
through the aluminium filter and is purified
from odours. After passing through the
carbon filters and the air diverter, it is
supplied back to the environment through
the ventilation grilles on the side surface of
the flue. Flue outlet pipes are not used in
carbon filter installation.
• For installation, Figure 1-2 explanations are
applicable for the installation with flue.
Installation dimensions and details
(Figure 3-4)
• The dimensions for the installation with
double flue are shown in Figure 3b. For
the carbon filter installation, the 2 pieces
of A parts to which the air deflector will
be attached must be secured in the
dimensions shown in the figure 3d.
• If the installation will be carried out as
a double-chimney, the length from the
required clearance distance above the hob
to your furniture shall be in the range of
910-1138 mm. (Figure 4b)
• If the installation will be carried out as a
single chimney, the length from the required
clearance distance above the hob to
your furniture shall be 748 mm. (Figure
3a-4a) For a single flue installation, use
the upper flue with a ventilation hole In
addition for carbon filter installation, the 2
pieces of A parts to which the air deflector
will be attached must be secured in the
dimensions shown in the figure 3c.
Installation of product fixing parts
(Figure 5-6-7a-7b)
• Centre your hob and draw a vertical axis
line on the wall.
• Draw a horizontal reference line by
measuring a 650 mm distance from the
upper point of your hob. (Figure 5)
• Centre the supplied template to the
reference point drawn and stick it on the
wall and mark the holes in the template
with a pencil. (Figure 6)
• From the top of your furniture or ceiling,
mark the holes for the flue fixing parts as
per the dimensions shown in figure 6.
• Fix the hood fixing part and flue fixing parts
to the wall as indicated in figures 7a and
7b. Single-flue use is shown in figure 7a,
and double-flue use in figure 7b.
• Secure the A parts to which the air
deflector will be attached to the wall as
shown in figures 7a and 7b.
Hanging, aligning and fixing the hood
(Figures 8-9-10-11)
• Hang your hood on the hood fixing part
that you have fixed to the wall. (Figure 8)
• Align your hob in a central position by
sliding the hood to the right and the left
direction on the fixing part. (Figure 9)
• Open the glass cover of the hood and take
out the aluminium filter as shown in the
figure 10.
• Fix your hood on the hood fixing part with
the glass cover open as shown in the figure
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• Close the hood glass cover after installing
the aluminium filter.
Mounting the chimney outlet pipe
(Figure 12b)
• As shown in the figure 12b, place the
cover, which prevents the reversed air flow,
on the flue outlet.
• Fix the air guiding plastic part on the A
parts, which are fixed on the wall, as
shown in the figure 12b.
• For the installation with a carbon filter, a
hood ventilation pipe with a diameter of
150 mm shoul be used. This pipe is not
supplied with the product and you must
provide it.
• Fix a hood ventilation pipe with a diameter
of 150 mm between the air guiding plastic
and the cover which prevents the reversed
air flow.
Securing the flue extensions (Figure
14a-14b)
• Adhere the tape supplied with the
appliance around the combination of hood
flue outlet and the plastic which prevents
the reversed air flow. (Figure 13, where the
picture of a hood ventilation pipe with a
diameter of 150 mm is shown)
• If you install the appliance with a single
flue extension, as shown in the figure 14a,
complete the installation by fixing the flue
extension, which has 4 screw holes, with
4 screws through the lower hole circles
available on the hood.
• If you install the appliance with a double
flue extension, as shown in the figure 14b,
fix the flue extension, which has 4 screw
holes, firstly, with 4 screws in a way that it
will be placed on the upper part. After that,
fit the flue extension, which has 2 screw
holes, on the fixed upper flue and complete
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