Controls The fan filter
The fan filter that absorbs grease in cooking fumes re-
quires cleaning now and then, how often depends on
how much the cooker is used and for how much the fan
is in operation.
Do not wait until the suction power of the fan begins to
decrease noticeably.
Cleaning can easily be carried out with hot water to which
some synthetic detergent has been added.
Technical data
Motor power 3 W
Voltage 12 V
Capacity 125 m3/h
Light 2x 1 W, 12V GU4
MO-FO 246
Placing
The ventilator is for use in caravans, motorhomes and
boats and designed to be placed above the food prepa-
ration area, preferably under an existing top cupboard.
The distance from the gas-stove flame to the lower edge
of the cooker hood must not be less than 46 cm.
The ventilator part A-B-C should be placed in the roof,
on a surface that is as even and horizontal as possible.
If the ventilator is positioned on a sloping surface, the
part A should be rotated so that one of the three drain-
age openings points downwards. An inclination of up to
2 ° is acceptable without reducing the ventilation when
the motor is running.
Fitting the ventilator
Make a hole with a diameter of 1 5 mm through the roof
of the vehicle.
Place the ventilator part A in the hole and make a mark
of the six screw holes.
Remove part A and apply a thin ring of some perma-
nently plastic sealing compound around each hole.
Put the rubber ring into the groove underneath of part A.
It is important that the lower part should be firmly tight-
ened so that the rubber gasket fits closely against the
roof.
Fasten the hood B in the lower part A.
Then fasten the upper part C in the lower part A.
Make a hole in the bottom of the cupboard as shown on
the dimension sketch 2.
To reach the mounting holes pull out the lamps.
Fasten the ventilator hood D with screws and fit the hose
to the fan and hood, tighten the hose with the hose clips.
Connect the fan to the battery according to the figure.
Lighting: ON/OFF
Fan motor: ON/OFF
Speed: Half/Full
