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EXHAUSTO 3002324 / 123161 / 20030502 / PMH<br />

UK<br />

DESCRIPTION<br />

The ESL 130 WFC is a mo<strong>de</strong>rn cooker hood for fitting in<br />

or un<strong>de</strong>r top cabinets or spice racks, or between top<br />

cabinets. The cooker hood features a built-in control<br />

panel on the front. The cooker hood is to be used in<br />

connection with a centrally located extraction fan for the<br />

entire resi<strong>de</strong>nce. The fan should always run at minimum<br />

speed. The ESL 130 WFC has a built-in motor-controlled<br />

damper that can be adjusted for basic or forced<br />

ventilation. The operating panel is used to adjust the<br />

damper and the fan speed.<br />

INSTALLATION<br />

The channelling of exhaust air must be carried out in<br />

accordance with the applicable regulations from the<br />

relevant authorities. The exhaust air must not be<br />

channelled to any duct that is used to extract flue gases<br />

from any equipment fuelled by energy other than<br />

electricity such as gas or oil fires, wood-burning stoves<br />

and the like.<br />

Fitting the cooker hood, fig. 2<br />

Use the screws provi<strong>de</strong>d to fit the cooker hood.<br />

The cooker hood can be positioned un<strong>de</strong>r or built into a<br />

top cabinet.<br />

The distance between the stove and the cooker hood<br />

must be at least 50 cm. For gas cookers, this distance<br />

must be at least 65 cm. Then fit the appropriate length of<br />

Spiro tube. Affix it carefully and tightly to the cooker hood<br />

spigot.<br />

Accessories - Fitting brackets, fig. 3<br />

Fitting brackets can be used to mount the cooker hood.<br />

These brackets are available as accessories. The fitting<br />

brackets are supplied with fitting instructions.<br />

Electrical installation, fig. 10 (page 22)<br />

This installation must be carried out by an<br />

authorised electrical fitter.<br />

The supply cable must be attached and the cooker hood<br />

must be connected to the electricity supply via an allpole<br />

cut-off switch, minimum length of break: 3 mm.<br />

Changing the current from the transformer<br />

On <strong>de</strong>livery, the settings are:<br />

Basic ventilation 100V<br />

Forced, wet room 230V<br />

1 Forced, kitchen 100V<br />

2 Forced, kitchen 130V<br />

3 Forced, kitchen 230V<br />

Remove the glass light panel and the filter cassette.<br />

Loosen the four screws in the bottom panel. Tilt<br />

downwards and pull forwards. (see fig. 4 and electrical<br />

diagram fig. 11 on page 22).<br />

Initial adjustment of the airflow<br />

On <strong>de</strong>livery, the damper in the cooker hood is set to:<br />

Basic ventilation 20 l/s (72 m³/h) at 120 Pa<br />

Damper setting B 4.3<br />

Noise pressure level = 27 dB(A)<br />

Forced ventilation 40 l/s (144 m³/h) at 100 Pa<br />

Damper setting A 3.7<br />

Noise pressure level = 32 dB(A)<br />

The noise pressure level does not inclu<strong>de</strong> any noise from<br />

the fan. To fine tune the airflow settings, follow the<br />

instructions in the section entitled “Damper settings”.<br />

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