Caple ZA800 User manual

Instruction manual for wall chimney hood
Model code: ZA800
Contact Caple on 0117 938 7420 or for spare parts www.caple.co.uk
Model code: ZA800, ZA801

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GB The symbol on the product or on its packaging indicates that this product may not be
treated as household waste. Instead it shall be handed over to the applicable collection
point for the recycling of electrical and electronic equipment. By ensuring this product
is disposed of correctly, you will help prevent potential negative consequences for the
environment and human health, which could otherwise be caused by inappropriate
waste handling of this product. For more detailed information about recycling of this
product, please contact your local city oce, your household waste disposal service or
the shop where you purchased the product. This appliance is marked according to the
European directive 2012/19/EC on waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE).
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Warnings
Uses
Installation
Working
Timing
Maintenance
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CONTENTS GB

* The appliance is not intended for use by young children or inrm persons without super-
vision. Young children should be supervised to ensure they do not play with the appliance.
* The air sucked can’t be conveyed through or into a duct used to let out fumes from
appliances fed by energy other than electric power (eg. centralized heating, radiators,
water-heaters, etc.).
* To evacuate the air outlet, please comply with the pertaining rules given by competent
authorities.
The cooker hood, when evacuating the sucked air, could generate a negative pressure in
the room- which can’t exceed the limit of 0.04 mbar, in order to avoid the suck of exhausts
deriving from the heat-source.
Therefore the room should be provided with air-intakes to allow a constant ow of fresh
air.
* When performing the electrical connections on the appliance, please make sure that them
current-tap is provided with earth connection and that voltage values correspond to those
indicated on the label placed inside the appliance itself.
* Please disconnect the appliance from power mains, before carrying out any cleaning or
maintenance operation.
If the appliance is not equipped with a nonseparable exible cable and plug, or with ano-
ther device ensuring omnipolar disconnection from the mains, with an opening distance
between the contacts of at least 3 mm, then such disconnecting devices must be provided
in the xed installation.
If the appliance is equipped with a power cord and a plug, it shall be placed in such a way
that the plug can be reached easily.
* The use of materials which can burst into ames (ambé) should be avoided in close
proximity of the appliance.
When frying, please pay particular attention to re risk due to oil and grease.
Being highly inammable, fried oil is especially dangerous. Do not use uncovered electric
grills.
In order to avoid possible re risk, all instructions for grease-lter cleaning and for re-
moving eventual grease deposits should be strictly followed.
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WARNINGS GB

USES GB
The appliance is already arranged both for ltering and for suction performances.
In its ltering version (Fig.1), the air and fumes conveyed by the appliance are cleaned both
by a grease lter and by an active coal lter, and put again into circulation through the side-
grids of the chimney.
In its sucking version (Fig.2), fumes are directly conveyed outside, through an evacuation duct
connected with the superior part of the wall or the ceiling. Both coal lter and air deector are
not necessary in this case.
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The manufacturer will not accept any liability for damages occurred during the applian-
ce handling/transport and installation operations.
Carefully read the following installation instructions , before installing the appliance.
Check that all the components are not damaged. In case of damages , please contact your
retailer and do not carry out installation.
- Use an air exhaust pipe of the shortest possible length , with a limited number of elbows,
and made in a certied material .
- Avoid drastic section changes (recommended constant diameter Ø 150 mm or similar
surface).
- The manufacturer will not accept any liability for air capacity or noise problems , should the
above instructions be ignored. The product will not be covered by our guarantee for problems
resulting from failure to comply with the aforementioned instructions.
All of the products have been designed with the possibility to direct the air out-let towards
the appliance rear side; in case you choose this option , you will need to remove the no. 10
screws found in the suctioning unit support (g. 3 ), pull the suctioning unit out and rotate it
in such a way as to direct the air out-let nozzle towards the appliance rear side (g. 4); then
ret the suctioning unit into place and tighten the screws previously removed.
With the help of the special drilling template (g. 5A), please drill the holes for the wall bra-
ckets .
The rear, lowest part of the appliance shall be placed at the following minimum distance from
the cook top:
SLTC93 minimum distance from the cook top: 495mm
SLTC94 minimum distance from the cook top: 500mm
SLTC95 minimum distance from the cook top: 450mm
SL96 minimum distance from the cook top: 600mm
SLTC97 minimum distance from the cook top: 650mm
Secure the wall brackets to the wall, by using the anchors and screws supplied with the ap-
pliance (FIG.6 A).
Hook the hood to the wall brackets previously xed (FIG. 6).
SLTC93 - SLTC94 - SLTC95 -SLTC97
Tighten the two screws into the wall bracket (g. 7 A ), which are necessary to make the
appliance adhere to the wall; then check that the hood is perfectly ush with wall, otherwise
act on the screws shown in g. 7 B, as follows tighten the screw if you need to lift the corre-
sponding side, or unscrew it in case you need to reduce the height.
Carry out the electrical connection, by using the appropriate power cord.
Only for SLTC93 and SLTC94 models: open the front panel by rotating the lower part upwards ,
as shown in (g. 8 and g. 9).
Remove the grease lter in order to reach the appliance inner side. The grease lter is remo-
ved by following the instructions given in the maintenance section.
Denitively secure the product to the wall by using the screws provided, as shown in g. 10.
Ret the grease lter and close the front panel.
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INSTALLATION GB
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The manufacturer will not accept any liability for damages occurred during the appliance
handling/transport and installation operations.
Carefully read the following installation instructions , before installing the appliance.
Check that all the components are not damaged. In case of damages , please contact your
retailer and do not carry out installation.
- Use an air exhaust pipe of the shortest possible length , with a limited number of elbows,
and made in a certied material .
- Avoid drastic section changes (recommended constant diameter Ø 150 mm or similar sur-
face).
- The manufacturer will not accept any liability for air capacity or noise problems , should the
above instructions be ignored. The product will not be covered by our guarantee for problems
resulting from failure to comply with the aforementioned instructions.
All of the products have been designed with the possibility to direct the air out-let towards the
appliance rear side; in case you choose this option , you will need to remove the no. 10 screws
found in the suctioning unit support (g. 3 ), pull the suctioning unit out and rotate it in such
a way as to direct the air out-let nozzle towards the appliance rear side (g. 4); then ret the
suctioning unit into place and tighten the screws previously removed.
With the help of the special drilling template (g. 5A), please drill the holes for the wall bra-
ckets .
The rear, lowest part of the appliance shall be placed at the following minimum distance from
the cook top.
Secure the wall brackets to the wall, by using the anchors and screws supplied with the ap-
pliance (FIG.6 A).
Hook the hood to the wall brackets previously xed (FIG. 6).
Tighten the two screws into the wall bracket (g. 7 A ), which are necessary to make the ap-
pliance adhere to the wall; then check that the hood is perfectly ush with wall, otherwise act
on the screws shown in g. 7 B, as follows tighten the screw if you need to lift the correspon-
ding side, or unscrew it in case you need to reduce the height.
Carry out the electrical connection, by using the appropriate power cord.
Remove the grease lter in order to reach the appliance inner side. The grease lter is removed
by following the instructions given in the maintenance section.
Denitively secure the product to the wall by using the screws provided, as shown in g. 10.
Ret the grease lter and close the front panel.

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Suctioning mode (top air out-let).
Secure the pipe support bracket (g. 12) to the wall and/or the ceiling , by using the anchors
and screws provided, in a position corresponding to the centre of the hood.
Connect the motor air out-let ange to the exhaust hole , by using a suitable pipe.
Place the two decorative pipes on the hood exhaust body ; lift the inner pipe as long as it rea-
ches the bracket; then secure it by using the no. 2 self-threaded screws provided .
Suctioning mode (rear air out-let).
You will need to rotate the suction motor, as shown in the installation section and in g. 3 and
4, in order to direct the motor air out-let towards the appliance rear side .
Fit the air out-let grid into place on top of the hood (g. 13). The use of steel decorative pipes
is not necessary .
Filtering mode.
Fit the air out-let grid into place on top of the hood (g. 13). The use of steel decorative pipes
is not necessary.
In the ltering version, a charcoal lter shall also be used, as shown in the maintenance sec-
tion, according to the model.
An air deector is available as an accessory, in order to direct the air coming out of the motor
towards the grids of the steel decorative pipes (g. 14); the air deector shall be connected to
the motor air out-let with a suitable pipe, which is not supplied with the product.

TIMING GB
As a result of the new EU65 “Energy label” and EU66 “ Ecodesign” regulations issued by the
European Commission, which came into force as from January 1st, 2015 , our products have
been adapted to comply with these new requirements.
All of the models complying with the energy label requirements, are equipped with new electro
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nics including a timer device for suction speeds control, when the air capacity exceeds 650m³/h.
Internal motor models, with maximum air capacity higher than 650m³/h, are equipped with
a timer device that automatically switches the suction speed from 4th to 3rd speed, after 6
minutes operation.
The energy consumption of the appliance in stand – by mode is lower than 0.5W.
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Mod. SL TC – Glass (dis. 15)
A: Light switch On/O
B: Reduce speed / OFF motor
C: Luminous telltale
D: ON motor/incrase speed
E: 10 - minute timer
The touch control key allows the function desired by touching the relative key. If the electrical
power supply to the product SLTC is cut, 15 seconds are needed for selfdiagnostics after the
functions are restored. In the meanwhile, its operation may be incorrect.
SLTC93: The product works even if the panel is closed. We anyway suggest to open it as shown
in (pic. 9) if high speeds are set.
SLTC94: The ceramic front panel must be opened (pic. 8) only during service or lter main-
tenance.
Mod. SL (dis. 16)
A: Light switch on/o
B: Motor switch on/o (1st rate level)
C: 2nd rate level switch
D: 3rd rate level switch
E: 4th rate level switch
F: 10 - minutes timer
After 30 hours working model SL96 ), the push button control panel will signal the saturation
of the grease lter by lighting all the buttons.
For the models SLTC (Control Version). The saturation of the lter is indicated by the ashing
speed indicators.
Press the timer button to reset.
WORKING GB
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Mod. SL TC – Glass (dis. 15)
A: Light switch On/O
B: Reduce speed / OFF motor
C: Luminous telltale
D: ON motor/incrase speed
E: 10 - minute timer
The touch control key allows the function desired by touching the relative key. If the electrical
power supply to the product SLTC is cut, 15 seconds are needed for selfdiagnostics after the
functions are restored. In the meanwhile, its operation may be incorrect.
The saturation of the lter is indicated by the ashing speed indicators.
Press the timer button to reset.
TIMING GB
As a result of the new EU65 “Energy label” and EU66 “ Ecodesign” regulations issued by the
European Commission, which came into force as from January 1st, 2015 , our products have
been adapted to comply with these new requirements.
All of the models complying with the energy label requirements, are equipped with new electro-
nics including a timer device for suction speeds control, when the air capacity exceeds 650m³/h.
Internal motor models, with maximum air capacity higher than 650m³/h, are equipped with
a timer device that automatically switches the suction speed from 4th to 3rd speed, after 6
minutes operation.
The energy consumption of the appliance in stand – by mode is lower than 0.5W.
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Mod. SL TC – Glass (dis. 15)
A: Light switch On/O
B: Reduce speed / OFF motor
C: Luminous telltale
D: ON motor/incrase speed
E: 10 - minute timer
The touch control key allows the function desired by touching the relative key. If the electrical
power supply to the product SLTC is cut, 15 seconds are needed for selfdiagnostics after the
functions are restored. In the meanwhile, its operation may be incorrect.
SLTC93: The product works even if the panel is closed. We anyway suggest to open it as shown
in (pic. 9) if high speeds are set.
SLTC94: The ceramic front panel must be opened (pic. 8) only during service or lter main-
tenance.
Mod. SL (dis. 16)
A: Light switch on/o
B: Motor switch on/o (1st rate level)
C: 2nd rate level switch
D: 3rd rate level switch
E: 4th rate level switch
F: 10 - minutes timer
After 30 hours working model SL96 ), the push button control panel will signal the saturation
of the grease lter by lighting all the buttons.
For the models SLTC (Control Version). The saturation of the lter is indicated by the ashing
speed indicators.
Press the timer button to reset.
WORKING GB

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An accurate maintenance guarantees good functioning and long-lasting performance.
Particular care is due to the grease lter panel.
HOW TO REMOVE THE GREASE FILTER AND THE CHARCOAL FILTER
The grease lter is removed by taking it from the centre hole g.18, and pulling it out of the
hood. The lter is held by magnets.
The charcoal lter is installed directly on the grease lter rear side, by hooking the charcoal
lter directly on the grease lter frame.
The grease lter needs cleaning by regular hand-washing or in dishwashers ev ery two months
at least or depending on its use. In case the appliance is used in its ltering version, the active
coal lter needs to be periodically replaced.
The charcoal lter is removed by removing the grease lter rst, following the instructions
above, then by pulling its special plastic tongue until it is released from its seat.
The charcoal lter is inserted by following the reverse procedure.
To clean the appliance itself tepid water and neutral detergent are recommended, while abra-
sive products should be avoided.
The power cord shall be replaced by authorized personnel only.
Substitution of the LED bar:
Using an appropriate tool, remove the LED bar from its seat (refer to Fig. 19), disconnect it
electronically using the appropriate connector then substitute it with a LED bar with same
characteristics.
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MAINTENANCE GB
An accurate maintenance guarantees good functioning and long-lasting performance.
Particular care is due to the grease lter panel.
HOW TO REMOVE THE GREASE FILTER AND THE CHARCOAL FILTER
SLTC93 - SLTC94 After opening the front panel, as shown in the installation section, remove
the grease lter by acting on its handle.
The charcoal lter is installed as shown in g. 17, by tting it into its seat which is found just
behind the metal grease lter.
SLTC 95 - SLTC96 The grease lter is removed by taking it from the centre hole g.18, and
pulling it out of the hood. The lter is held by magnets.
The charcoal lter is installed directly on the grease lter rear side, by hooking the charcoal lter
directly on the grease lter frame.
SLTC97 Remove the grease lter by acting on its handle.
The charcoal lter is installed directly on the grease lter rear side, by hooking the charcoal lter
directly on the grease lter frame by using its specic handle.
The grease lter needs cleaning by regular hand-washing or in dishwashers ev ery two months
at least or depending on its use. In case the appliance is used in its ltering version, the active
coal lter needs to be periodically replaced.
The charcoal lter is removed by removing the grease lter rst, following the instructions abo-
ve, then by pulling its special plastic tongue until it is released from its seat.
The charcoal lter is inserted by following the reverse procedure.
To clean the appliance itself tepid water and neutral detergent are recommended, while abrasive
products should be avoided.
The power cord shall be replaced by authorized personnel only.
Substitution of the LED bar:
Using an appropriate tool, remove the LED bar from its seat (refer to Fig. 19), disconnect it
electronically using the appropriate connector then substitute it with a LED bar with same cha-
racteristics.

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Serial number
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90004220095 - 03/17