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Contents
Page No.
•1
Contents
•2&3
Installation
•4&5
Alternative Methods Of Extraction
•6
The Inside Story
•7
Electrical Connections
•B
Not Working Properly?
•9
12 Months Guarantee
•1
• Extraction Without Intrusion
•2
The extractor is designed to give you the option to extract air by ducting to the outside
and away (via an exteriorwall), orto re-circulate airthrough powerful specially designed
long life charcoal filters to minimize odours, steam and condensation.
The choice is yours to decide at installation, and both systems are explained in this
booklet.
We recommendthatyou read this bookletfrom coverto cover beforeattempting to install
or operate the extractor.
• Installation
THIS INSTRUCT/ON MUST BE STRICTLY ADHERED TO. FAILURE TO COMPLY
COULD RESULT IN OVERHEATING AND SERIOUS DAMAGE TO YOUR APPLI-
ANCE.
The extractor is designedto fit perfectly between two units, and to occupy precisely one
unit's width (600mm). When installing your extractor above a heat source, i.e., any
electrical orgas hob, grill, cooker etc., thefixing heightmust
NOT BE LESSTHAN65cm
between the hob and the bottom of the extractor.
Unit fixing holes
Wall fixing holes
To secure the extractor to the rear wall use the four holes (as illustrated) in the rear of
the extractor. It is recommended the fixing screws (not supplied) are at least 50mm in
length and are used in conjunction with suitable wall fixings. If you wish to secure the
extractor below a wall unit use the four fixing holes ( as illustrated) in the top of the
extractor with suitable fixing screws (not supplied).

• Installation cont....
•3
Prior to commencing the installation you must decide which method of extraction you
wish to incorporate (these are explained
on the following pages). If you wish to
incorporate extraction via ducting you must fit the supplied ducting connector.
You should decide whether the ducting
is to be fixed to the top or rear of the extractor.
Whichever route
is chosen a suitable aperture must be made in the rear wall or upper
cupboard to allow the ducting to pass through. The ducting connector should
be fitted
in position and connected to a suitable ducting kit. The remaining apertures should be
sealed using one of the supplied aperture caps. If you wish to use the re-circulation
mode, along with a charcoal filter, both apertures should
be sealed using the caps
provided.
Before assembling the appliance
it is necessary to remove the anti-grease grille.
This can be achieved by locating your fingers
in the two aperture on either side and
pushing towards the rear ofthe extractor. The grille will release from thefront
and hinge
down.To remove the grille totally hold one side steady and pull the other side towards
you until it releases.
• Electrical Safety
Before you think about fixing, it's as well to give careful consideration to the power
connection. It
is vital that the supply cable should be well shielded from your grill, hob
or oven. If it isn't, heat from any one of these sources may damagethe cable insulation
and give rise to a fire risk. Under no circumstances should the exposed power supply
cable come within 70cm of a direct source of heat. Ideally
it should be channelled into
the wall, well out of harm's way.
• For Your Safety
In order to protect your appliance and minimise the risk of fire, don't barbecue food
directly under the extractor. Similarly, do not prepare flambe dishes immediately
under the extractor. If you use a gas hob, do not remove pots without first turning
offtheflame. Yourextractor
is designedto drawgasesup and awayfrom yourhob. This
means that exposed flames may behave unpredictably
in the vicinity of the appliance
while it
is switched on . When frying take particular care to prevent the oil from catching
fire and
never leave unattended.
• General Cleaning
Wipe the external surfaces of the extractor regularly using warm water and mild
detergent. Never use abrasives or wire wool since these will damage the appliance.
Always switch off the electricity supply prior to cleaning.
Alternative Methods
Of Extraction
• 1. Extraction Via Ducting (fig. 1)
•4
The very best method of cleaning the kitchen ofunwanted odours is by connecting the
applianceto an exhaustductand venting to theoutside atmospherevia
an exteriorwall.
(Suitable ducting kits may
be purchased from the store where you bought your
extractor). Ducting your extractor negates the need for a charcoal filter.
(Fig. 1).
Remember the mode setting screw needs to be completely tightened (see page 6).
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ALTERNATIVE WAYS
OF DUCTING
DUCTING MODE
(NO CHARCOAL FILTER REQUIRED)
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RECIRCULATING MODE
(CHARCOAL FILTER REQUIRED)
REMEMBER: Before drilling or chiselling the wall, check for pipes and
power cables.
1. Ensure you select the correct operation mode (see page 6) .
2. Ensure the ducting tube
is kept as short as possible and with the minimum of
bends to permit the smoothest airflow. (Maximum length 3 metres).
3. Ducted air mustnot
be discharged into aflue which is used for exhausting fumes
from appliances supplied with energy other than electricity.
4. Ensure the requirements of the local authorities are adhered to concerning the
discharge of exhaust air.
5. Ensure adequate room ventilation
is provided when the extractor is used in the
same room
as appliances supplied with energy other than electricity.
6. Never duct into a hot air flow such as a central heating duct.
We strongly advise that
all exterior outlets be fitted with a non return
valve or louvred slatting.

• · 2. The Re-circulation Mode (fig 2.)
•5
When there is no easy access to an outside wall, the extractor can easily be adapted
to clean airpolluted bycooking smells, byusing acharcoalfilterwhich can be purchased
from the store where you bought your extractor under code reference APM 2904.
Remember the re-circulation mode can not be used without a charcoal filter and the
extraction mode requires the setting screwto be completely un-screwed (see page 6.)
• The Charcoal Filter
Filters do have a limited life. We adviseyou to change it when there is a noticeable drop
in performance. The intervals between changing the filter will depend entirely upon the
amount
of cooking you do, but on average they will last about 6 months.
• The Grease Filter Mat
The grease filter mat on model APL 2112 & APL 2122 requires replacing every 3
months. If the mat
is of a metalic material (as used on APL 2192) it can be cleaned in
a dishwasher or washed with a neutral detergent To gain access to the grease filter
mat, the charcoal filter must be removed.
IMPORTANT: You shouldneverattempt to use the extractor without the grease filter
since grease build-up could prevent the motor working properly.
If either filter is not
changedregularly the risk
of fire will be increased. Always switch off the electricity
supply
or pull out the plug before changing the filters.
• Operating Your Extractor
The light can be switched on or off regardless of fan/ motor operation to illuminate the
cooking area.
The extractor fan has three speed settings for either light, medium or
heavy extraction of cooking vapours.
The different levels of extraction are numbered
1, 2 & 3 and can also be recognised by the changes in noise level of the extractor fan
when operating.
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Motor Operation
Levels Of Extraction
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• The Inside Story
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Mode
Speed & Light Switches
Allows the speed to be varied and
the light
to be switched ON/OFF.
•6
(i.e. Ducting or
re-circulation)
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Grease Filter Mat
& Charcoal Filter
Mat
Flexible Wire Framework
This must be removed to
change eithf" grease or char-
coal filter.
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Protects motorunit& fan
from theaccumulation of
grease. To change the
greasefilter the charcoal
filter must
be removed
NOTE: The bulb is not covered by
guarantee.
To replace the bulb simply re-
move the grille and unscrew the bulb and
replace with one
of an identical wattage.
• Fitting Charcoal Filter
To change tl:e Charcoal Filter remove the flexible wire frame and simply replace with
a new filter.
• Setting Extraction Mode
To select the correct mode of operation the screw, as outlined in the above drawing,
must be completely tightened
for the use of the ducting mode and completely un-
screwed for the re-circulation mode. It is advisable to ensure the inner flap (which can
be seen through the grille
on the top of the extractor) is fully open. Remember with the
re-circulation mode a charcoal filter must be used.
IMPORTANT: Ensure the extractor is set to the correct mode, failure to do so could
result
in a fire so check this point carefully.

Electrical Connections • 7
IMPORTANT: ENSURE THAT THE ELECTRIC/TY SUPPLY /5 SWITCHED OFF
BEFORE CONNECTING.
Your appliance must be connected to fixed wiring viathe use of a double pole switched
fused spur outlet with at least3mm contact separation, and preferably with a pilot lamp.
(See technical data for fuse rating). We strongly recommend the appliance is con-
nected by a qualified electrician who is a member of the N.I.C.E.I.C or Corgi who will
comply with the I.E.E and any local regulations.
NOTE:
The terminology "DOUBLE POLE" means
that both the live and neutral supplies are
switched and disconnected at the same
time.
The terminations labelled SUPPLY are for
the connection for the internal house wiring
and the terminations labelled LOAD are for
connection for the appliance.
IMPORTANT
The wires in this mains lead are coloured in
accordance
with the following code:-
Blue Neutral
Brown Live .
As the colours of the wires in the mains lead
of this appliance may not correspond with
the coloured markings identifying the termi-
.nals in your spur box, proceed as follows;
The wire which is coloured blue must be
connected to the terminal which is marked
with the letter 'N' or coloured black. Thewire
which is coloured brown must be connected
to theterminal which is marked withthe letter
'L' or coloured red.
WARNING
This appliance has such technical particu-
lars that it belongs to Class 2 insulation and
therefore niether wire should be connected
to the terminal marked with the letter E or by
the earth symbol. @
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TECHNICAL DATA:
FUSE RATING:
13 AMP
WIRING TO THE MAINS
The unitdoes notcome with aplug as
therearealternativewaysofconnect-
ing it tothe mainssupply (which should
be 230 -240v -50Hz). If
you are in
anydoubtaboutelectrical connection
consult a qualified electrician.
• Not Working Properly?
•B
Before you assume the worst, check this simple fault-finding guide to get to the root
of the problem:
Light bulb doesn't
come on
Motor
is on but no
air
is being sucked
up
Motor is on but fan
doesn't seem
to be
as efficient
as
usual
Works normally
but cooking smells
linger
Controls fail
to
switch motor on
Appliance does
not
work at all
Still not working?
Call the service
agent.
A replacement is probably necessary, but check first that
the bulb is firmly screwed in to its holder. If the filament
is broken, remember that the light bulbs are not covered
by our guarantee. Remember to disconnect power
supply before removing the bulb.
Switch off immediately and check that the extractors mode
setting screw is set correctly for your application.
Check grease filter mat. If it hasn't been cleaned recently,
it might be clogged with grease. If filter mat is relatively
clean, check charcoal filter. If this hasn't been replaced for
more than six months, remove and insert the new one. As
time goes by, accumulated grease tends to stifle the
charcoal filter in just the same way as the grease filter mat,
thereby reducing the efficiency of both the fan and the filter
itself.
If you're using the unit
in re-circulation mode, change
charcoal filter. It is obviously past its prime.
Check plug, socket and fuses. If these are
in order and
fault persists, it could be that an accumulation of grease
has impaired the efficiency of the switch mechanism. Try
rapidly moving switch on and off several times in succes-
sion to clear grease deposit. If fault continues, call service
agent.
Check your extractor is switched on at the mains. Next,
check for an unexpected power cut by switching on adja-
cent lights etc.
If, having consulted the above diagnostic chart you are still
unable to remedy the situation, please call the Free-phone
service telephone number at the rear of this booklet.

• 12 Months Guarantee
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original purchase.
{b) The unit must be correctly installed and operated in
accordance with the manufacturer's instructions and
used for normal domestic purposes.
(c) The guarantee does not cover accidental damage,
misuse or alterations which are likely to affect the units.
(d)
The guarantee is invalid if the unit is tampered with,
or repaired by
any unauthorised person.
(e) The guarantee in no way affects your statutory rights.
(f) Mainland U.K on ly.
• Procedure when reporting a fault
1. Give full name, address including post code, home telephone number and
business telephone number if appropriate.
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2. Quote sales receipt number, make and model number of faulty appliance.
This product's reference
is as follows: APL 2112 / APL 2122 / APL 2192.
3. Give a summary of the problem.
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• Technical Data
Power Supply:
Rating:
Fuse Rating: .
230 / 240v - 50Hz
140w (APL 2112 I2122)
180w (APL 2192)
13amp
Dimensions:
H140 x W598 x 0485mm
Lights:
Bulb 40 Watts screw
in type