Optica 661 FH - Thermex
Optica 661 FH - Thermex
Optica 661 FH - Thermex
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Assembling the cooker hood:<br />
Separate the upper and lower parts of the inner telescopic frame. Remember the closed<br />
side must be placed parallel to the front of the cooker hood.<br />
Drill 4 holes ø8 into the ceiling and inserts 3 screws without tightening them fully<br />
(fig. 2 / see p. 45). Do not insert a screw into the hole marked X on the hole-template<br />
(screws and expansion bolts must suit the wall-type).<br />
Take the upper part of the frame, B, and place the 3 holes over the 3 screws, which are not<br />
yet fully-tightened (fig. 3 / see p. 46).<br />
Turn and adjust slightly to fit. Then screw the fourth screw, X, into place and tighten the<br />
remaining 3 screws so that the upper part of the frame, B, is completely fixed.<br />
Take the lower part of the telescopic frame, C, and place it into the upper frame, B. Adjust to<br />
the desired height and tighten into place with the accompanying 8 screws, G<br />
(fig. 4 / see p. 46).<br />
Extractor model:<br />
Fit the flexible tube into the prepared outtake hole (fig. 5 / see p. 47).<br />
Take the upper length of ducting and fasten with 4 screws, G (fig. 6 / see p. 47). The lower<br />
length of ducting should be allowed to hang on the outside but fixed temporarily with 2<br />
screws, G, so that the ducting does not fall down (fig. 7 / see p. 48). Insert the extractor into<br />
the frame and place 4 screws into the holes for mounting, N (fig. 8 / see p. 48).<br />
Attach the flexible tube, H, to the mounting flange (fig. 9 / see p. 49). Remove the 2 screws,<br />
G, and let the lowest length of ducting rest on top of the cooker hood (fig. 10 / see p. 49).<br />
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