Grundig GDS 2460 B Bedienungsanleitung Seite 16

Installing your appliance
3.4.1 Using with flue connection
• The vapour is removed via flue
pipe which is secured to the con-
nection head on the hood.
• Diameter of the flue pipe should
be equal to the diameter of con-
nection ring. To allow the air be
removed easily out of the room in
horizontal arrangements, the pipe
should be slightly tilted upwards
(approximately 10°).
3.4.2 Using without flue
connection
• Air is filtered by the carbon filter
and returned to the room. Carbon
filter is used when there is no flue
in the house.
• ıf the hood will be used without
flue connection remove the di-
verters inside the flue adapter.
• Remove the aluminum filter. To
install the carbon filter, center the
carbon filter on the plastic part
on both sides of the fan body, and
secure it on the tabs. Secure the
filter by turning the tabs to right
or left.
• Install the aluminum filter.
3.5 Flue connection:
Place adapter supplied together
with the hood into the ventilation
hole located on the top section of
the hood. Procure a pipe with a di-
ameter of 120/150 mm. Connect
one end of the pipe to the adapter
and the other end to the flue.
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Make sure that these two connec-
tions are secure enough
so that they will not dislocate when
the hood is operated in max. speed.
Check that the flaps inside flue are
functional when tightened with the
clamp. Fit the flue connection pipe
onto the adapter. If you fit the flue
connection pipe inside the adapter,
air suction will not occur since the
flaps that prevent air backflow will
remain closed.
It is not advisable to make connec-
tions to the flues connected with
stoves or exhaust shafts. Do not
make connections to such flues.
Pipe connection must be as short
as possible and have minimum
number of elbows.
A: Flue outlet pipe
B: Flaps that prevent backflow
C: Plastic flue
3.5.1 Backflow prevention system
(N-RV)
When the hood is operated, flaps
are closed in order to prevent pos-
sible odours and dust from entering
into the ambient from outside.
Correct
(Figure 8)
Not correct