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Franke Consumer Products FDL 364 W manual

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    PRESTIGE 30” PRESTIGE 36” Range Hood Hotte Installation Instructions Use and Care Guid e Instructions d’installation Mode d’emploi et d’entretien FDL 304 W FDL 364 W[...]

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    EN 2 2 INDEX WARNINGS A ND REQUIREMENT S ...................................................................................................... ...............................3 RECOMMENDATIONS AND SUGGESTIONS ......................................................................................................................6 DIMENSIONS and MA IN [...]

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    EN 3 3 READ AND SAVE THESE INS TRUCTIONS The Installer must leav e these inst ructions with t he homeowner. The homeo w ner must keep these instruct ions for future reference and for lo cal electrical in spec- tors’ use. READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE YOU START INSTALLING THIS RANGEHOOD WARNING: - TO REDUCE THE RISK OF A RANGE TOP GREASE FIRE: Ne[...]

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    EN 4 4 W A R N I N G • Venting system MUST terminate outsi de the home. • DO NOT te rminate the duc twork in a n attic or other enclose d space. • D O NOT use 4" laundry -type wall c aps. • Fle xible-ty pe ductwor k is NOT r ecomme nded. • D O NOT obstruc t the f low of com bustion and v entila tion air. • Failure to follow venting[...]

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    EN 5 5 cludi ng Fi re-Rat ed Constr ucti on. Suffi c ient ai r is needed f or proper combus t ion and exhaus ting of gas es thr ough the fl ue (chi mney) of f uel burning equi pment to preve nt back draft i ng. Follow t he heating e quipment manufact urer’s guideli ne and saf ety st andar ds suc h as those publ ished by t he Natio nal Fire Protec[...]

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    EN 6 6 RECOMMENDATIONS AND SUGGESTIONS The Inst ruc tions for Us e appl y t o seve ral versio ns of this appl ianc e. Ac cord - ingly, yo u may fi nd desc riptio ns of indi vidual featur es that d o not ap ply to your speci fic applia nce. INSTA LLATION • The manufa cturer will not be held liable for a ny damages resu lting from incor- rect or im[...]

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    EN 7 7 DIMENSIONS and MAIN PART S Dimensions - Components Ref. Q.t y Product Com ponents 1 1 Hood Body, complete with: Controls, L ight, Blow er, Filters 2 1 Telesco pic Ch imney co mprising : 2.1 1 Upper Sect ion 2.2 1 Lower Sect ion 10 1 Dampe r 15 1 Air Out let C o nnect ion Ref. Q.t y I nstal l at ion Co mp one nt s 7.1 2 Hood Body Fixi ng Brac[...]

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    EN 8 8 INSTALLATION Wall drilling and bracket fixing Wall m arking: • Draw a v ertical line on the supp orting wall u p to the ce iling, or as high as pra ctical, at the center of the area in which the hood w ill be installe d. • Draw a horizon tal line at 24” ab ove the hob for i nstalla tion without the bac k panel, or at height H ( height [...]

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    EN 9 9 Mounting the hood b ody • Screw the two screws 12d supplie d onto the bracke ts 7.1 . • Hook the hoo d body onto the br acke t 7.1, centring it aro und the vertic al line. • Use the adjust ing screws 12d underne ath the hood to le vel the hood body . Note : The Hood body should be sec ured to w all studs. If n eces- sary , install a w [...]

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    EN 1 0 10 ELECTRICAL CON NECTION • Re move the cover from the Fiel d Wiring Co mpartment with a phillips screwdriver. • Feed the Pow er Supply Cable throug h the elec trical knockout. Conn ect the P ower Su ppl y Cable t o t he ran ge- hood cab le. At- tach the Powe r Supply Ca ble ground ing lead t o the g reen sc rew provided . Atta ch the Wh[...]

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    EN 1 1 11 USE S V1 V1 V1 V1 V1 V1 V1 V1 V1 V1 V1 V1 V1 V1 V1 V1 V1 V1 V2 V3 L Control board L Light Switches the lighting sy stem on and off . S L ed Motor ru nning le d. V1 Motor Sw itches the extra ctor motor on a nd of f at low spe ed. Used to provide a contin-u os and s ilent air c hange in the pres ence of light cook ing v apours. V2 Spe ed Me[...]

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    EN 1 2 12 CARE Metal Grease filters CLEANI NG META L SE LF- SUPPO RTIN G GREA SE FILTE RS • The f ilters must be c leaned ev ery 2 months of opera tion, or more frequently for pa rticularly heavy usag e, and ca n be washed in a dish washer. • Remove the filters one by one by push ing them backw ards and pulling them dow n contem porane ously . [...]

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    14 FR 1 4 13 TABLE DES MATI ÈRES AVERTISSEMENT ET COND ITIONS N ÉC ESSAIRES ....................................................................................... ...............14 CONSEILS E T SUGGESTIONS ........................................................................................................ ..................................17[...]

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    15 FR 1 5 14 LIRE ET CONSERVER CES INS TRUCTIONS L’installate ur doit laisser ce s instructions a u propriétaire. Le propriéta ire doit conse rver ces instructions en vue d’une utilisa tion subséq uente et pour le bé- néfice de l’in specteur en électricité. LISEZ B IEN CETTE FICHE AVANT D’UT IL ISER LA HOTTE AVERTISSEMENT – POUR MI[...]

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    16 FR 1 6 15 AVERT ISSEM ENT • Le système d’évacu at ion DOIT se terminer à l’ext érieur. • N’ÉVACUEZ P AS le co nduit dans u n grenier ou dan s tout autre espace fermé. • N’UTILISEZ P AS u n clapet de sécheuse à 4 pouces. • ON DÉCONSEIL LE l’em ploi de conduit d’éva cuation f lexible . • N’ENCOMBREZ PAS la c ircul[...]

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    17 FR 1 7 16 AVERTISSEMENT – PO UR MINIMISER LES RI SQUES D’ INCENDI E, CHOC ÉLECTRI- QUES OU BLESSURES, OBSERVER CETTE RÈGL E : l’in stallati on et le raccord ement élec tri q u e ne doiv ent être eff ectués que par un te chni cien(s) qual ifié, s elo n tous l es co des municip aux . Afin d’ obt enir un r end ement maxim al en ce qui[...]

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    18 FR 1 8 17 CONSEILS ET SUGGEST I ONS Le s instruction s d’utilisatio n s’applique à p lusieurs ve rsions de ce type d’app areil . En cons équenc e, il est p ossi ble qu e vous trouv iez des d escr iptions de car actér i sti ques ne s' appli q uant p as à v otre ap parei l . INSTA LLATION • Le fabricant dé cline toute responsab i[...]

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    FR 1 9 18 DIMENSIONS et PRINCI PAL ES PI ÈCES Dimensions - Composantes Ref. Qté Pièces du produ it 1 1 Corps de la hott e équi pé de : com man des, lumi ère, group e venti l ate ur, fi ltres 2 1 Chemi née t él esco piqu e f ormée de : 2.1 1 Cheminée supé rieure 2.2 1 Chemi née inféri eure 10 1 Clape t anti-reflu x 15 1 Racc ord de s or[...]

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    FR 2 0 19 H X 7.2.1 7.1 7.3 ÷1/16" 7"1/2 24" 4" 5/16 4" 5/16 INSTALLATION Perçage de la paroi et fixation des brides Marquag e au m ur : • Tracer une ligne v ertica le sur le m ur de s upport jus qu’au plaf ond, ou aussi haut q ue n éces- saire, au cen tre de la su rface sur laquell e l a hotte sera in st allée. •[...]

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    FR 2 1 20 Montage du corps de la hot te • Vis les deux vis 12d accompagna n t les suppo rts 7.1 . • Acc rocher le corps de hotte s ur le s upport 7.1 , en le cent rant auto u r de la ligne verti cale. • Utiliser les vis de réglage 12d en des sous de la hotte pour mettre le co rp s de hott e à ni veau . Note : Le corps de hot te doit êt re [...]

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    FR 2 2 21 BRANCHEMENT ÉLECTRIQUE • Ret irer le couvercl e du co mpartiment d e filage à l’ aide d’u n tournev is Phillips. • Passer le câble d’alim entation da ns la pastille e nfonçable . Brancher le câ ble d’alimenta tion sur la h otte. Attacher le conducte ur de m ise à la terre du câble d’alim entation à la vis verte fou r[...]

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    FR 2 3 22 UTILISATIO N S V1 V1 V1 V1 V1 V1 V1 V1 V1 V1 V1 V1 V1 V1 V1 V1 V1 V1 V2 V3 L Tableaux des commandes L Lumières Allu me et étei n t l’in st allation de l’éclairag e. S Del Del allum age Moteur. V1 Moteur Met en m arche et à l’arrêt le moteur a spiration à v itesse m inimale, pour un rechang e d’air pe rmantent pa rticulièrem[...]

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    FR 23 SOIN ET ENT R ETI EN Filtres anti-graisse NETTOYAGE FILTRES ANTI-GRAISSE MET ALL I QUES AUTOPORTEURS • Lavable s au lave -vaisselle, ils doivent être lavés e nviron tous les 2 m ois d’emploi ou pl us f réquem ment en c as d’em ploi par- ticulièrem ent intense. • Enlevez le s filtres l’un après l’a utre en les soute nant avec [...]

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