Novy 7600 Instructions D'installation page 8

GENERAL INFORMATION
General
These are the mounting instructions for the Novy hood shown on the cover. The manual is a separate booklet that has
been supplied with this hood. Carefully read these instructions before installing and commissioning the wall-mounted
chimney hood. It is recommended to have one or more qualified persons carry out the installation only.
Carefully take the hood from the packaging.
The hood is to be used above a cooking plate and/or domino and intended for household use only.
Important before mounting
Page 2 of these mounting instructions show the mounting drawings. Observe the following mounting tips before starting
the mounting activities:
• For easier mounting of the wall-mounted chimney hood, it is recommended to do this with at least 2 persons.
• Check if all mounting materials have been supplied using the drawing on page 2.
• Position the wall socket such, that it is behind the shafts of the wall-mounted chimney hood.
• Make sure that the wall has sufficient load bearing capacity.
• You can remove the protective film on the stainless steel of the wall-mounted chimney hood or shafts. Avoid damag-
ing the stainless steel.
Exhaust or recirculation
Before starting any mounting activities, you must have made the choice if you are going to make an exhaust duct to the
outside or if you are going to use the wall-mounted chimney hood as a recirculation hood. If you choose for recirculation,
Novy offers the recirculation kit (7600.400).
INSTALLATION
Follow with mounting drawings on page 2.
Preparations for mounting:
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Draw the vertical axis A of the chimney hood on the wall. The recommended height 'h' between the bottom of the
chimney hood and the cooking plate is for
• gas: min. 65 cm and max. 80 cm
• induction: min. 75 cm and max. 80 cm
• other cooking plates: min. 65 cm and max. 80 cm
The level line B is drawn at the chosen height of 'h' + 440 mm.
Install the wall socket near the vertical axis A within the shaft widths.
The drilling jig is to be found in these mounting instructions. Place this drilling jig on the crossing point of the axis A
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and the level line B and draw the 2 holes on the level line. Drill holes in the wall using an 8 mm drill.
Use the large plugs (906055) and partly screw the accompanying large screws (906143) into the wall. Attention: do
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not fully screw in the screws yet!
Hang the wall-mounted chimney hood with the bracket on top of the motor housing over these screws.
Level the chimney hood C by turning the screws on the chimney hood such, that the chimney hood is hanging level.
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The height of the chimney hood can slightly be adjusted by screwing the screws in and out.
Attention: do not tighten the screws in the wall yet!
Open the bottom plate and remove the fat filter from the chimney hood. There are 2 holes on the rear side of the
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chimney hood. Mark these holes on the wall. Close the bottom plate and take the chimney hood off the wall in
order to be able to drill the marked holes. Drill the holes with a 6 mm drill and use the small plugs (906115). Position
the chimney hood against the wall again. Check if the hood is still hanging level. Use the small screws (906197) to
properly attach the wall-mounted chimney hood to the wall. Now also tighten the screws above in the wall.
Install the lower spacer bracket on the vertical axis 100 mm from the upper side of the mounting bracket to the
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centre of the drilled hole. Use the plugs (906115) and the screws (906197). Mount the spacer bracket such, that it is
perpendicular to and in the centre of the vertical axis on the wall.
Mount the upper spacer bracket at 20 mm between the ceiling and the top of the bracket. Make sure that the spacer
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bracket is mounted perpendicular to and in the centre of the vertical axis. Use the plugs (906115) and the screws
(906197).
Place the exhaust pipe on a connection nozzle of the motor using aluminium tape or a hose clamp. Put the plug into
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the wall socket. Take the two shaft parts and place them onto the wall-mounted chimney hood. Make sure that this
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