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INSTALLATION AND USER’S MANUAL
COOKER HOOD

TCH60
TCH90

After sales nº: 08448001128 uksupport@cnagroup.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. Introduction

2. Safety precaution

3. Intended use

4. Parts supplied

5. Installation

4-6

6. Operation

7. Maintenance

8. Troubleshooting

9. Technical data

10. Environmental protection

1. INTRODUCTION

Thank you for choosing this cooker hood.

This  installation  and  user’s  manual  is  designed  to  provide  you
with  all  required  instructions  related  to  the  installation,  use  and
maintenance  of  the  appliance.  In  order  to  operate  the  appliance
correctly and  safety, please  read  this  installation  and  user ’s
manual carefully before installation and usage.

Keep this installation and user’s manual for future use. Should
this appliance be passed on to a third party, then this installation
and user’s manual must be included.

No liability will be accepted for damage resulting from improper
use or non-compliance with these instructions.

2. SAFETY PRECAUTION

Important!

Always switch off the electricity supply

at the mains during installation and maintenance such
as for light bulb replacement

General

The cooker hood is suitable for domestic use only.

Children

• Please dispose if the packaging material carefully.

Packaging material can be dangerous to children.

Danger of

suffocation!

• Children should be supervised to ensure that they do

not play with the appliance.

Installation

• The cooker hood must be installed in accordance with the

installation instructions and all measurements must
be followed.

• All installation work must be carried out by a competent

person or qualified electrician.

• W h e n i n s t a l l i n g t h e c o o ke r h o o d, m a ke s u r e t h at the

following recommended distances between the top of cooker
and the lowest part of the cooker hood are observed:

→

Gas cookers:

65cm

→

Electric cookers:

40cm

→

Coal or oil cookers: 80cm

• Do not install above a cooker with a high level grill.

• Make sure the ducting has no bends sharper than 90

degrees as this will reduce the efficiency of the cooker hood.

• Pay attention to the sharp edges inside the cooker hood

during installation.

Electrical safety

• Regularly check the power cord for damage. If the

supply cord is damaged, it must be replaced by the
manufacturer, its service agent or similarly qualified persons
in order to avoid a hazard.

• The appliance must be placed in such a way, that the power

supply is accessible at all times.

• Before connecting the appliance to the power supply, check

that the power supply voltage and current rating corresponds
with the power supply details shown on the appliance rating
label.

• Never use a damaged appliance! Disconnect the appliance

from the wall outlet and contact your supplier if it is damaged.

•

Danger of electric shock!

Do not attempt to repair the

appliance yourself. In case of malfunction, repairs are to be

conducted by qualified personnel only.

• To avoid damaging the cord, do not squeeze, bend or chafe

it on sharp edges. Keep it away from hot surfaces and open
flames as well.

• Lay out the cord in such a way that no unintentional pulling

or tripping over it is possible.

• Do not open the appliance casing under any circumstances.

Do not insert any foreign objects into the inside of the casing.

• Never use accessories which are not recommended by the

manufacturer. They could pose a safety risk to the user and
might damage the appliance. Only use original parts and
accessories.

• Keep the appliance away from any hot surfaces and open

flames. Always operate the appliance on a level, stable,
clean and dry surface. Protect the appliance against heat,
dust, direct sunlight, moisture, dripping and splashing water.

• Do not place heavy objects on top of the appliance. Do not

place objects with open flames, e.g. candles, on top of or
beside the appliance. Do not place objects filled with water,
e.g. vases on or near the appliance.

• This appliance is not intended for use by persons (including

c h i l d r e n) w i t h r e d u c e d p h y s i c a l , s e n s o r y, o r m e n t a
l capabilities, or by those who lack experience and knowledge,
unless they have been given super vision and instruction
concerning the use of the appliance by a person responsible
for their safety.

Gas safety

• Always put lids on pots and pans when cooking on a gas

cooker.

Operation

Danger of fire!

• Do not flambé under the cooker hood.

• Do not leave frying pans unattended during

use because overheated fats or oils might catch fire.

• Never leave naked flames under the cooker hood.

• Only fry underneath the cooker hood when you are

in the kitchen.

• Do not use the cooker hood without the

grease filters, or if the filters are excessively greasy!

Caution!

Accessible parts may become hot when

used with cooking appliances.

Exhaust operation

Danger!

• During exhaust operation, the cooker hood removes air from

a  room.  If  other  fire  sources  that  require  the  surrounding  air
for  combustion  are  being  operated  in  the  same  room,  (e.g.
gas,  oil  or  coal  heaters),  the  oxygen  they  require  is  taken
away.  Thus  flames  could  be  suffocated  and  gas  could  leak
out or the fumes could be drawn back into the room.

• In order to guarantee a safe operation, there should be non-

closable  openings  in  doors,  windows  or  in  an  air  intake  wall
box  to  ensure  a   fresh  supply  of  combustion  air.  This
will  prevent  the  combustion  fumes  from  being  drawn  back
into the room.

• When assessing the measures necessary, always take the

entire ventilation system of the house into consideration. In
case of doubt, ask your local chimney sweeper for help.

• Never secure the cooker hood to a ventilation duct, or

a room  or  exhaust  gas  chimney!  Do  not  let  the  air  that
is  removed  from  the  room  be  drawn  into  a  duct  where
warm air  is  circulating.  The  extracted  air  should  only  be
drawn  outdoors  through  a  separate  ventilating  duct  that  is
only for the extractor hood.

• When in extraction mode, air in the room is being removed

by the cooker hood. Please make sure that proper ventilation
measures are being observed. The cooker hood removes
odours from room but not steam.

• There shall be adequate ventilation of the room when the

range hood is used at the same time as appliances burning
gas or other fuels (not applicable to appliances that
only discharge the air back into the room).

• The air must not be discharged into a flue that is used for

removing fumes from appliances burning gas or other fuels
(not applicable to appliances that only discharge the air back
into the room).

Cleaning

• There is a fire risk if cleaning is not carried out in accordance

with the instructions.

• Pay attention to the sharp edges inside the cooker hood,

especially during cleaning.

• Always disc onnec t t he power supply prior to c leaning

the cooker hood. If the switched fused connection unit is
difficult to reach, shut off the power supply by using the
corresponding circuit breaker at the distribution board.

• Keep the cooker hood clean. Fat deposits could catch on fire

when exposed to high temperatures.

3. INTENDED USE

• Your c o o ke r h o o d c an b e o p e r ate d in re c irc ulate d -

air operation or in exhaust operation.

• Recirculated - air: Kitchen fumes are removed and af ter

purification are fed back into the room through the upper air
outlet openings. The purification takes place via the grease
filters.

4. PARTS SUPPLIED

5. INSTALLATION

Important!

We recommend that two people carry out the

installation. Pay attention to the procedure described in the
assembly instructions.

Preparation

•

Exhaust operation:

The wall breakthrough (core

drill hole, min. 155mm) must be carried out by a
professional prior to installing the extractor hood.

Pay attention to the length of the exhaust hose when planning
the wall breakthrough. The exhaust hose must reach the
outer edge of the wall without any kinks.

Important!

If the exhaust hose leads through an outer wall,

the air outlet on the outside must be equipped with a cover

that has self-opening slits (not supplied). This can be installed
by the company that performs the wall breakthrough.

If open fireplaces are operated in the same room, ask your
local chimney sweeper about the local regulations prior to
installation.

If you are renting, then approval must be obtained from the
owner of the property.

•

Attention!

In order for the cooker hood to reach

optimal performance, mount it over the middle of the cooking
area.

• Plan the power connection prior to installation so that

a disturbing cable will not be visible afterwards.

• The following accessories are required to mount the

cooker hood (not included with the delivery):

→

Exhaust duct

→

Power drill

→

Screwdriver

→

Water level

→

Cable detector

No.

Part

Qty.

1 Cooker Hood

2 Upper and lower Chimney Sections

1+1

3 Brackets

4 Bulb

5 Aluminium Filter

600mm

900mm

6 Wall Screw (3,9mmx32mm)

7 Wall Plug Ø6

8 Short screw (3,9mmx13mm)

9 Collar

Electrical connection

• All fittings must be installed by a qualified electrician in

accordance with current IEE Wiring Regulations (BS7671)
and local building regulations.

•

Important!

Always switch off the electricity supply at the

mains during installation and maintenance. We recommend
that the fuse is withdrawn or circuit breaker switched off a
the distribution board whilst work is in progress.

• Prior to drilling holes to secure it to the wall, make sure that

no cables or pipes will become damaged (electric, gas,
water, etc.; test the areas in question with a cable detector).

• This unit is double insulated and must not be earthed. If there

are any incoming earth cables, they must be joined and well
insulated with good quality insulation tape. This is to ensure
earth continuity throughout your property.

• Means for disconnection must be incorporated in the fixed

wiring in accordance with the wiring rules. To achieve this
install appropriate switched fused connection unit.

Note!

A switched fused connection unit having a contact

separation of at least 3mm in all poles should be connected in
fixed wiring.

• Connect the incoming positive and neutral cables to the
terminals of the switched fused connection unit (fig.1 ). Ensure
connections are tight

Measurement diagram

• Using bracket (3) as a templates, mark and drill 6 holes in

the wall (fig3). Inset the wall plugs (7) (fig.3 ).

• Inset 2 long screws(6) to the middle two holes ("*"

mark dimension holes). Do not fully insert the screws (6) ; let
them protrude out of the wall by about 4mm (fig.3 )

• Hang the cooker hood (1) and fit the 2 upper holes to the

2 screws; Inset 2 long screws (6) through the cooker hood
into the lower 2 holes & wall plugs (7); Screw and tighten
the cooker hood (1) onto the wall.

Protective packaging

• The stainless steel surfaces of your new cooker hood are

covered with foil to protect them from scratches during

transport and the corners of the glass plates have protective

caps on them.

Remove the protective foil and caps just before permanently

securing the cooker hood.

• Also, remove styrofoam and protective wrapping from the

motor, inside the appliance.

Installation with vent kit (not supplied)

• To use the exhaust operation, a wall breakthrough is

required with a diameter of at least 155mm. We recommend
that you let a specialist (electrician) perform the wall
breakthrough (core drill hole).

• The shorter the vent kit is and the less bends it has, the

more efficient the cooker hood will be.

• Official regulations may vary from region to region. In

case of doubt, we recommend asking your local chimney
sweeper for advice.

• If you have an outlet to the outside, your cooker hood can

be connected by means of an ex traction duct (enamel,
aluminum, f lexible pipe or inf lammable material with
an interior diameter of 150mm).

• The cooker hood should be placed at a distance of

40~80cm above the cooking place for best effect.

•

To fix the inner screws to the wall, the metal filter must be
disassembled.

• Mount bracket (3) on the wall. Secure with the remaining

2 sets of long screws (6) and wall plugs (7)(fig. 4).

• Attach the vent kit. In the example on figure 8, an exhaust

pipe of hardened PVC has been used. Optionally, the airtight
connection of the vent kit can be improved with duct tape (fig.

5).

Note:

Sometimes, sponge tape covers the holes. If

the holes are located behind the sponge tape, simply
insert the screw through the sponge tape.

Risk of injury!

The chimney skirts may have

some sharp edges.

Note:

Remember not to fix the screw too tight,

so that height adjustment can be done easily
later.

Re
g

rly

Use  a soft cloth  moistened with  hand-warm mildly soapy
water  or  household  cleaning  detergent.  Never  use  metal
pads,  chemical,  abrasive  material  or  stiff  brush  to  clean
the appliance.

Mo
n

Metallic anti-grease filter:

The filter collects grease,

smoke and dust so the filter is directly affecting the
efficiency of the cooker hood. If not cleaned, the grease

residue (potential flammable) will saturate on the filter.
Clean it with household cleaning detergent.

Important:

Clean the filter every month to

prevent risk of fire.

•     Slide the upper chimney (2) into the lower chimney
(2). then pull the upper chimney upwards (fig 6) . Adjust
the height of the chimney to approximatly the required
height.  Fix the upper chimney (2) on the bracket (3),
and secure on both sides with the 2 short screws (8) (fig.
7).
•     Check tight fit of all parts. Bridging larger distances

•     Bridging larger distances to the outdoors can be
achieved by installing an external motor inside the
exhaust duct. To do this, consult an electrician.

Bridging larger distances

• Bridging larger distances to the outdoors can be
achieved by installing an external motor inside the
exhaust duct. To do this, consult an electrician.

Installation without exhaust duct

• If you do not have an outlet to the outside, the exhaust pipe
is not required and the installation is similar to the one shown in
the Installation with exhaust duct section.

6. OPERATION

• Switch on the appliance at the switched fused connection unit.
The appliance is ready for operation.

Functions

Five-button panel

Extractor fan operating control pilot light.

Lighting on and off.

Extractor fan off.

Extractor fan speed - button: speed 1

Extractor fan speed - button: speed 2

Extractor fan speed - button: speed 3

To obtain the best results from your cooker hood it is
recommended that you leave it switched on for 15 minutes
after you have finished cooking.

7. MAINTENANCE

• Before cleaning, switch the appliance off and disconnect

the cooker hood from power supply.

• Clean the appliance in the following intervals:

Light bulb replacement

The lighting system fitted to the hood is just a
supportive light. In any case, it can not
substitute for the main lighting in the kitchen.

•     Switch the appliance off and disconnect the power
supply.
•     In order to replace light bulbs, both metallic anti-
grease filters should be detached first.
•     Press the locks and pull the filters downward.
•     Screw the light bulb from the holder and replace by
new light bulb of the same type, max. 50W (GU-10).
•     Replace the metallic anti-grease filters and make

sure they lock in place.

Fault

Cause

Solution

The appliance is not
hung properly on the
brackets.

Take down the
appliance and check it
is properly fixed.

The fan blade is
damaged.

Excessive
vibration.

The fan motor is not
fixed tightly.

The fan blade is
jammed.

Light on, but fan
does not work.

The motor is
damaged.

Switch off the
appliance. Repair to be
carried out by qualified
service personnel only.

Light bulb broken.

Replace with a bulb
with correct rating.

Both light and
fan do not work.

Power connection
loose.

Check power supply.

Distance between
the appliance and

the cooking place too
large.

Readjust the distance
to:

Gas cookers: 70cm
Electric cookers: 66cm
Coal/oil cookers: 80cm

Suction
performance
not good.

Metallic anti-grease
filter is dirty.

Clean filters (see

Maintenance chapter).

8. TROUBLESHOOTING

10. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION

Waste electrical products should not be disposed of with
household waste. Please recycle where facilities exist.
Check with your Local Authority or retailer for recycling
advice.

9. TECHNICAL DATA

Power supply

: 220-240V~ 50Hz

Power consumption – Fan

: 240W

Power consumption – Luminary : 2 x 20W Max

Power consumption – Total

: 320W

Protection class :

Light bulb

: Max. 40W (GU-10)

60812035.21.06.2012

Guarantee

Manufacturer's Guarantee

This appliance is covered by a full manufacturer's 24 month parts and
labour guarantee and covers all parts and labour costs associated with
the repair of the appliance in a domestic environment We will repair any
defect that arises due to faulty materials or workmanship and use genuine
manufacturers parts.

All daims must be supported with the original receipt or other reasonable
proof of purchase.

lf, during the guarantee period, the appliance becomes irreparable as
agreed by the engineer approved by GAA then we reserve the right, at our
discretion, to exchange the defective product with a replacement appliance
at GAA's sole cost If the same product is no longer available an alternative
will be offered with the same functions as the faulty item.

After an appliance has been repaired or replaced any remaining balance
of the GAA guarantee will be valid and any further call outs during this
prescribed period will be covered by GAA on the replacement appliance.

Should any person other than an authorized engineer modify or attempt to
repair the appliance then the warranty will be invalid.

The guarantee applies to the UK mainland, Scotland, Ireland, ROI and
France but is not transferrable between EU countries.

This guarantee is non-transferrable to any other person or product
The guarantee is covered by UK law and is in addition to and does not
diminish your legal rights.

Exclusions to the guarantee

This guarantee does NOT cover:

Appliances that have been damaged or neglected as a result of failure to
store, assemble, install , use or care of the products in accordance with the
manufacturer's instructions – GAA will not accept responsibility under this
guarantee if a product is damaged or becomes defective due to, misuse,
neglect, wilful or accidental damage or act of god.

Normal wear and tear.

Consumable items such as carbon filters and bulbs.

Guarantee

Exclusions to the guarantee (continued)

Claims arising from nondomestic use or commercial environment

Any gas appliance not fitted by a gas safe qualified installer.

If no fault is found then GAAreserves the right to charge for the call out at
the going rate of £55.00 plus VAT.

In the course ofthe service work carried out it may be necessary to
remove the built in appliance from its fitted position. lfthe appliance is
glued, grouted or tiled in sud-l a manner that it cannot be removed, it is the
responsibility of the customer/installer to remove and reinstall the appliance
to facilitate the repair.

This Guarantee does not affect your statutory rights.

The guarantee is offered by GAALtd, 1301-1303 Lu Plaza,
2Wing Yip St, Kwun Tong, Kowloon, Hong Kong.

Customer Service

To arrange an in guarantee service call, please contact customer services
on the following numbers.

UK and N.Ireland - ISDAL Customer Care Centre
1: 0844 8001128 E:

uksupport@cnagroup.hk

www.rnyspareparts.co.uk

Republic of Ireland (ROI) - ISDAL Customer Care Centre
1: 1-800 535542 E:

uksupport@cnagroup.hk

France - SIDEAR Customer Care Centre
1: 01 58 48 02 80 E:

callcenter@idepar.fr

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