Sirius Range Hoods SU1 User manual

INSTALLATION
INSTRUCTIONS
CARE AND USE MANUAL FOR:
WALL RANGE HOODS
Models covered by this instructions:
SU1 – SU2 - SUE1 – SU3 – SUE3 – SU4 – SU5 – SU7 - SUE5
SU22 – SU23 - SU25 - SU26 SU31 – SU47-P - SU54
SU202/SCH14 – SU207 – SU208 - SU92 - SU36 - SU97
*** BEFORE INSTALLATION ***
ENSURE THERE IS NO VISIBLE OR HIDDEN DAMAGE SUSTAINED
DURING SHIPPING
*** SHIPPING DAMAGE ***
MUST BE REPORTED WITHIN 5 DAYS OF RECEIPT

WARNING
Thank you for purchasing a Sirius Range Hood.
Please read all the instructions in this manual before
installing the appliance.
Save these instructions for future reference.
Only use this appliance as an exhaust ventilation system for the removal of
cooking vapors. DO NOT use to expel ammable substances or any other
materials or vapors.
The installation procedures in this manual are intended for qualied instal-
lers, service technicians or persons with similar qualied background.
DO NOT attempt to install this appliance yourself.
Ensure that electrical power is turned o at source before commencing in-
stallation. All electrical wiring must be properly installed, insulated and
grounded and conform to all applicable codes and standards.
Make sure all existing duct work is clean of grease build up, or duct work
should be replaced, if necessary, to avoid the possibility of a grease re.
Check all joints on ductwork to ensure proper connection and all joints
should be properly taped. Be careful when cutting through ceilings or walls
not to damage any hidden pipes or electrical wiring. Ensure your kitchen has
sucient air return vents to replace the exhausted air.
Fan ducts should always be vented to the outside of your home and never
into spaces within walls, ceilings, lofts or attics. Only use rigid, smooth
steel for ducting. The exhaust point of the blower requires a 6” round or 8”
connection.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
3
BEFORE YOU BEGIN 4
DUCTING 4
External Venting Requirements 4
Duct Run Calculation 4
ELECTRICAL 5
Electrical Supply 5
INSTALLATION 6
Positioning the range hood 6
Marking the xing holes for the range hood 6
Fixing the Main Support Bracket 6
Chimney installation 8
Hanging the range hood 8
Connecting Electricity and Ducting 8
Connecting Chimneys 9
Connecting the screen 10
Re-Circulating Requirements 10
OPERATING PROCEDURES 11
General Advice 11
Functions 11
MAINTENANCE 14
Cleaning the Filter 14
Cleaning the Hood 14
Light Bulb Replacement 15
Substitution of the LED bar 15
WARRANTY 16

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BEFORE YOU BEGIN: It is advisable to test
run the range hood before installation.
BEFORE STARTING – please read this entire
document and ensure you are fully con-
versant with the require-ments and limi-
tations. These units weigh approximately
125lbs and therefore require a minimum of
two people to install.
BEFORE YOU BEGIN
The manufacturer declines all responsi-
bility in the event of failure to observe the
instructions given here for installation,
maintenance and suitable operation of
the product. The manufacturer further
declines all responsibility for injury due
to negligence and the warranty of the
unit automatically expires due to impro-
per maintenance and/or installation.
Only use rigid type metal ducting (pla-
stic ducting is generally not permit-ted by
code). Flexible ducting could restrict airow
by up to 50%. Always fasten connections
with sheet metal screws and tape all joints
with certied Silver Tape or Duct Tape.
Do not use screws to fasten ductwork
to the hood, only use tape as the screws
will stop the dampers from opening and
your hood will not work. This hood requi-
res a 6” round duct outlet for the models
with 1 motor, and 8’’ for the models with
2 motors. You can increase the duct size
of the duct run but never decrease it.
Use the shortest and most direct route
possible. Always, wherever reduce the
number of transitions and turns with as
few sharp angles as possible.
Two staggered 45 degree angles are bet-
ter than one 90 degree. Make these tur-
ns as far away from the motor exhaust
as possible, with as much space between
each bend as possible.
Duct Run Calculation
The maximum duct run before eecting
the performance of the hood is 100’. Cal-
culate your duct run by measuring linear
feet and adding the elbows, transitions
and caps based on the table alongside.
DUCTING
(Not applicable if the range hood is used
in recirculing model)
WARNING: Do not vent this appliance
into any other ductwork, spaces between
walls, ceilings, attics, garages or any
other conned space.
External Venting Requirements.
When planning new ductwork, always
look for the most direct route to the out-
side. Venting can be done through the
roof or directly through the back outside
wall. (See Figure 1). Recommanded 18”
from the top of the hood to the rst el-
bow.
g. 1

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Electrical Supply.
This range hood requires a 120V, 60Hz
supply and draws a maximum of 3 amps.
The electrical supply to the range hood
should be at least 17” from the underside
of the installed range hood.
For a typical installation, where the under-
side of the range hood will be 30” above
the counter top and the counter top is 36”
above the oor level, the electrical supply
should be 76” above oor level and no
further than 3” to the right (as you face
the wall) of the central axis of the range
hood.
ELECTRICAL
WARNING: All electrical work must be
performed by a qualied electrician.
Please ensure that the appropriate electri-
cal codes or prevailing local building co-
des and ordinances are adhered to.
Ensure that the electricity supply is di-
sconnected at source. Do not use an ex-
tension cord or adapter plug with this
appliance.
This appliance must be grounded. Con-
nect to a properly grounded branch cir-
cuit, protected by a 15 amp circuit bre-
aker.
Range hoods may interrupt the proper
ow of combustion gases from replaces,
gas furnaces and gas water heaters.
To minimize the risk of drawing these lethal
gases back into the home, please follow the
heating equipment manufacturers safety
standards and guidelines carefully.
Refer to NFPA and ASHRAE for additional
information.
g. 2
* Gas range or gas cook top recomman-
ded 8”.
The ducting connection to the hood must
be in line with the central vertical axis of
the range hood 1” away from the back wall
on which the hood is to be mounted. The
1” is important to enable the ceiling bra-
cket (as shown in Figure 2) to pass behind
the ductwork servicing the range hood.
Maximum Run
6” or 8” 3 1/4 x 10” duct * 100 FT
Deduct
Each 6” or 8” 90 elbow used 15FT
Each 6” or 8” 45 elbow used 9FT
Each 6” or 8” or 3 1/4 x 10” duct
Transition used 1FT
Each 3” 1/4 x 10” to 6” or 8”
Transition used 5FT
Side Wall with damper 30FT
Roof Cap 30FT

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Gently tape the template to the wall making
sure it has no creases or folds (use a tape
that will not damage the wall nish). The-
re are three hole positions shown for the
wall bracket. Using a sharp object, mark
the wall through the template at the cen-
ter point of the three holes. Lower down on
the template, you will see three sets of two
holes. Only two of these holes refer to your
model. Check which model you have and,
using a sharp object, mark the two correct
holes. These holes are used to anchor the
range hood horizontally from inside the
hood once it has been hung from the main
bracket. Remove the template.
Fixing the Main Support Bracket
(CAUTION: Do not drill through any uti-
lities inside the wall).
If the range hood will be xed to drywall
we strongly recommend that you discard
the wall plugs and screws supplied. These
anchors are only suitable for brick/masonry
applications. We suggest the use of a more
appropriate anchor system specically de-
signed for drywall applications. Wherever
possible, it is advisable to place blocking
between the studs, behind the drywall, to
attach the support bracket to, (refer to Fi-
gure 4).
INSTALLATION
Positioning the Range Hood.
Determine the center point of the range
hood. This is generally the center of the
range. Make a mark on the wall a mini-
mum of 25” above the top of an electric
range. If the range is gas, the ideal mi-
nimum should be 30”.Using a spirit level,
draw a perfectly vertical line, starting at
the center mark, right up to the ceiling
or the highest point to where the hood
will extend. This is the central axis for
the range hood. Draw a horizontal line
fractionally above where the bottom of
the range hood will be positioned. This
is the underside of the range hood.
Marking the Fixing Holes for the Ran-
ge Hood.
Find the marking template provided cal-
led the “Assembly Scheme”. Place the
template against the wall. Align the ho-
rizontal line on the wall with the hori-
zontal line on the template (indicated by
two heavy arrows). Now align the ver-
tical line on the wall with the “Central
Axis” line on the template.
g. 3
g. 4
Drill the appropriate size holes at the
marks made earlier and x the Support
Bracket (“S”) securely to the wall. Ensure
that any wall anchors have been tted
into the lower two holes, as the range
hood will cover these holes once hung
on the Support Bracket (“S”).

Only for SU54
Before to install the hood is necessary to fix the air outlet two
motors (Fig.a).
with the screws that are in the accessories bag.
after opening the upper cover of the power box(Fig.b)
and fix the box with two screws in the part just fixed. (fig.c).
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Only for SU54
Before to install the hood is necessary to fix the air outlet two
motors (Fig.a).
with the screws that are in the accessories bag.
after opening the upper cover of the power box(Fig.b)
and fix the box with two screws in the part just fixed. (fig.c).
Only for SU54
Before to install the hood is necessary to fix the air outlet two
motors (Fig.a).
with the screws that are in the accessories bag.
after opening the upper cover of the power box(Fig.b)
and fix the box with two screws in the part just fixed. (fig.c).
Before installing the hood is necessary to
x the tow motor air outlet union with the
screws that are in the accessory bag.
Then open the upper cover of the power
box
and x the box to the just-t union with
two screws.
Only for SU54
Before to install the hood is necessary to fix the air outlet two
motors (Fig.a).
with the screws that are in the accessories bag.
after opening the upper cover of the power box(Fig.b)
and fix the box with two screws in the part just fixed. (fig.c).

Only for SU202 – SU207
Fit items “C” before hanging the range
hood – refer to gure 5 for positioning
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The bracket xed onto the back of the
range hood will drop into the channel on
the top of bracket “S” on the wall. Ensu-
re the hood is securely engaged into the
support bracket -the range hood must
clip in behind the extended lip on the
Support Bracket (“S”).
“Lock” the range hood onto the “S” bra-
cket using the four machine screws sup-
plied (refer to Figure 7).
g. 5
Chimney Installation.
Locate the bracket (item Y) and posi-
tion it with the vertical axis (marked on
the wall earlier) running through the mi-
dpoint of bracket “Y”. This bracket ts
onto the ceiling and onto the wall to se-
cure the upper half of the decorative chi-
mney in place. Mark the wall for the two
anchors and mark the ceiling for the two
anchors as indicated in Figure 2,
Fix bracket “Y - Fig.2” to the wall and
ceiling.
Hanging the Range Hood.
Prepare the range hood for installation.
Remove all lters to ensure they do not
get damaged during the installation pro-
cess. Hang the range hood on the brac-
ket “S” (refer to Figure 6).
g. 6
g. 7
These screws are also used to make mi-
nor adjustments to the levelling of the
range hood. Ensure the hood is level. Lo-
cate the two holes “C” inside the housing
of the range hood and secure the range
hood to the wall once the range hood is
perfectly level and vertical. (refer to Figu-
re 3).
Connecting Electricity and Ducting.
Please refer to the Electrical Supply sec-
tion on page 2 for the required location
of the electrical supply.
CAUTION: Make sure the power is turned
o at source. Make electrical connections
(refer to Figure 8).
Ensure that the plastic aps at the exhaust
outlet for the fan move freely and have
not become jammed or stuck.
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Connect the appropriate length of duc-
ting to the fan exhaust point and join up
with the ducting to the exte-rior.
Figure 9 shows venting directly through
the wall. Venting up and through the cei-
ling to the exte-rior is also possible ra-
commended to have 18” from the top of
the hood to the rst elbow.
g. 8
g. 9
g. 10
Do not x the ducting to the range
hood exhaust outlet with screws-use
duct tape. Use duct tape on all joints.
Connecting Chimneys
Remove the protective covering from the
decorative chimney and carefully slide
the sections together. Do not remove
the tape strips from inside the chimney
as this protects the telescoping chim-
ney-piece from scratching. Holding the
two chimney sections together careful-
ly position them over the ductwork and
wiring. Position the upper chimney so
that it can be xed via the holes on the
side of the ‘Y” bracket on the ceiling (re-
fer to Figure 11).
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The carbon lter (supplied separately)
that absorbs odors is installed behind
the aluminium grease lter (refer to Fig
14).
g. 12
g. 13
g. 14
Connecting the Screen (SU 202 Only).
Before attaching the screen the power
unit wipe the face of the ange to en-
sure there is no grit present – if there is
this will most denitely crack the glass.
The plastic washers must be positioned
between the screw head and the glass. Fit
the screen – please have some-one hold
this in place whilst another person puts in
the screws. Using FINGERS ONLY, tighten
the screws evenly until nger tight. Do
not under any circumstances use a screw
driver.
Re-Circulating Requirements.
If the unit is to be used in the re-cir-
culating mode, t the carbon lter af-
ter the installation is complete (refer to
Figure 12) t the deector (refer Figure
13) with the screws supplied to the up-
per telescope chimney. There are holes
in the back upper edge of the decora-
tive chimney for this purpose. A short
length of ducting is connected between
the exhaust outlet on the fan and the
deector to direct the air back into the
kitchen through the vents at the top of
the upper decorative chimney.
g. 11
10

FUNCTION
“Manual touch buttons Fig.15”
A: Light ON/OFF button
B: Blower Speed 1 (low) or OFF
C: Blower Speed 2 (medium)
D: Blower Speed 3 (high)
E: Blower Speed 4 (intensive)
F: 10 Minute Timer
OPERATING PROCEDURES
Read all the instructions before opera-
ting the appliance. Save these instruc-
tions for future reference.
General Advice.
Ensure that the grease lters are in pla-
ce. Without these components, operating
blowers could catch on to hair, ngers
and loose clothing.
Keep fan, lters and surfaces clean of
grease and fat. Always turn hood fan
ON when cooking. NEVER leave cooking
unattended.
NEVER dispose cigarette ashes, ignitable
substances or any foreign objects into
blowers.
Cooking that generates ame is not re-
commended as this hood is equipped
with a thermal overload that will shut
down the motor if it senses excessive
heat. When frying, oil in the pan can ea-
sily overheat and ignite. Heat oil slowly
in an appropriately sized pot (covering
the entire burner) to reduce the risk of
boiling over and burning.
In the event of a range top grease re,
observe the following:
Switch OFF the range hood. Turn o
the cook top then smother ames with
a close tting lid, cookie sheet or other
metal tray. If the ames do not go out
immediately.
EVACUATE AND CALL THE FIRE DEPART-
MENT.
Never pick up a aming pan – you may
be burned. DO NOT USE WATER inclu-
ding wet dishcloths or towels, as a vio-
lent steam explosion may occur.
g. 15
“SUE Models Fig.16”
A: Light ON/OFF button
B: Blower Speed 1 (low) or OFF
C: Blower Speed 2 (medium)
D: Blower Speed 3 (high)
E: Hood in operation light
g. 16
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RC001
RADIO CONTROL
Radio control used for the remote operation
of ducted cooker hoods.
TECHNICAL DATA
- Alkaline battery powered: 12 V mod. 23 A
- Operating frequency: 433.92 Mhz
- Combinations: 32.768
- Max. consumption: 25 mA
- Operating temperature: -20 ÷ + 55 °C
- Dimensions: 120 x 45 x 15 mm.
OPERATING DESCRIPTION
The transmitter is equipped with 5 buttons
for cooker hood management, as specied
below:
: Light ON/OFF command.
: Motor ON (speed level 1) / OFF command.
: Reduce speed.
: Increase speed.
: 10-minute timer.
INITIAL OPERATING CONDITION
The manufacturer supplies the radio control
unit ready to be used with codes preset in the
Factory
OPERATION MODE
Standard conguration:
Standard conguration requires all “cooker
hoods – radio control - system” to be provi-
ded with the same transmission code. In the
event two cooker hoods – radio control sy-
stem are installed in the same room or near-
by, each system may aect the operation of
the another. Therefore, the code of one radio
control system must be changed.
Generatiing a new transmiissiion code:
The radio control system is provided with
preset codes. Should new codes be required,
proceed as follows: Press simultaneously but-
tons:
for two seconds. When Leds light on, press
buttons:
(within 5 seconds). Leds ashing 3 times in-
dicate
the procedure is completed.
WARNING! This operation deletes perma-
nently the preset codes.
Learniing the new transmiissiion code:
Once the transmission code is changed in the
radio control unit, the electronic central unit
of the cooker hood must be made to set the
new code in the fol- lowing way:
Press the main power-o button of the hood
and then restore power to the electronic con-
trol unit. Within the next 15 seconds, press
the Liight Button to synchronise the cen-
tral unit with the code.
Reset of the Factory coniguratiion:
To restore the Factory conguration, follow
the pro- cedure described below: press si-
multaneously buttons:
for 2 seconds. When Leds light on, press but-
tons:

(within 5 seconds). Leds ashing 6 times indi-
cate the procedure is completed.
WARNING! This operation deletes perma-
nently the preset codes.
Emergency button:
In the event that the radio control does not
work, use the emergency button to switch
the appliance o. After any necessary repai-
rs have been performed, reset the emergency
button.
WARNIING
The battery should be replaced every year
to guarantee the optimal range of the tran-
smitter.
To replace the exhausted battery, take the
plastic lid o, remove the battery and re-
place it with a new one, observing the cor-
rect battery polarities.
Used batteries should be discarded in spe-
cial collection bins.
The below product:
RC001 Radiio Controll
complies with the specications set out in
the R&TTE Directive 99/5/EC.
WARNING
Any adjustments or modications which
have not been expressly approved by the
holder of the legal conformity certicate
may invalidate the user’s rights relating to
the operation of the device.
The products are endowed with an electronic
device which allows the automatic switching
o after 4 hours working from the last ope-
ration.
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SU Models only: Filter requires washing
indicator After 30 hours of use, all the
buttons will light up to remind you that
the grease lter should be cleaned. Fol-
low the instructions for cleaning lters
in this booklet. Once the grease lters
have been cleaned and replaced, reset by
pressing the timer button (F).
Do not rely solely on this indicator
– generally, the grease lter should be
washed on a regular basis to avoid grea-
se lter res.
The blower should be turned on for ap-
proximately 5 minutes before cooking
in order to establish air currents upward
through the hood.
Cleaning the Hood
The outside and interior of your hood
should be wiped regularly with a clean,
damp cloth and mild household dish de-
tergent or degreaser.
Use a good quality non-abrasive foaming
type stainless steel cleaner for exterior
surfaces.
Follow the manufacturers directions. Ge-
nerally the foam is sprayed onto a clean
dry cloth and then applied to the stainless
steel. Allow the foam to react on the sur-
face for a few minutes and then wipe with
a clean dry cloth.
On the surfaces that are exposed directly
to heat from the cook-top, it is advisable
to clean these regularly to avoid the de-
posits from becoming baked on.
Do not use abrasive cleaning agents as
these will destroy the brushed nish.
MAINTENANCE
The range hood should provide many
years of trouble free use provided it is
properly maintained. Be sure the lights
are cool before cleaning the hood – they
are halogen and become extremely hot.
Cleaning the Filter.
The aluminium mesh lters should be
washed by hand or in the dishwasher as
required. Damaged and worn lters must
be replaced immediately. (Do not opera-
te blower when lters have been remo-
ved). Allow lters to dry before replacing
them, otherwise water will be drawn into
the blower.
If a carbon lter has been tted, this
must be replaced every 6 months as a
minimum, depending on usage and type
of cooking that is performed.
It is suggested that a spare set of car-
bon lters is kept on hand. These can be
ordered from the supplier of your range
hood.
Use the low speeds for normal use and
the higher speeds for strong odors and
fumes.
Generally, the grease lter should be
washed on a regular basis to avoid grease
lter res.
The blower should be turned on for ap-
proximately 5 minutes before cooking
in order to establish air currents upward
through the hood. Use the low speeds
for normal use and the higher speeds for
strong odors and fumes.
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Light Bulb Replacement
(If in doubt, call 866.528.4987)
FOR SU202– SU 207 – SU 208
Turn blower and lights o. Make sure the
lights are cool.
If new lights do not operate, check fuses
and be sure globes and breakers are in-
serted correctly.
Do not remove the entire xture (socket)
as this is very dicult to reinstall. Gently
pry the bulb from the xture using a soft
instrument such as a toothpick. Steel in-
struments will scratch the surface (refer
to gure 18).
Replace the appropriate bulb. Check par-
ts brochure or specication sheets on
our website. Wipe both sides of the glass
whilst it is out. Reinsert the glass blo-
cking ring and fasten it.
If smooth remove the glass blocking ring
by prying out with a sharp, soft instru-
ment such as a toothpick (refer to gure
20).
g. 19
FOR SU1 – SUE1 – SU3 – SUE3 – SU4 – SU5
– SUE5 – SU22 – SU26 – SU31 – SU47-P
Turn blower and lights o. Make sure the
lights are cool.
Do not remove the entire xture (socket)
as this is very dicult to reinstall.
Visually inspect the light xture and esta-
blish whether the unit has a smooth or
“toothed” metal ring.
g. 20
Steel instruments will scratch the surface.
Be careful that the lens does not fall out.
If “toothed”, place the tip of your nger
between the lens and the ring. Making
your way around the ring, gently pull
outwards until a point is found where the
ring pulls o.
Replace the appropriate bulb. Check
parts brochure or specication sheets on
our website. Wipe both sides of the glass
whilst it is out.
FOR SU92 - SU97
Substitution of the LED bar:
Using an appropriate tool, remove the
LED bar from its seat (refer to Fig. 21),
disconnect it electronically using the ap-
propriate connector then substitute it
with a LED bar with same characteristics.
g. 21
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Three Year Limited Warranty
YOU MUST REGISTER THE PURCHASE OF YOUR PRODUCT ON LINE AT www.siriuscappe.
com/usa/warranty.htm TO CONVALIDATE YOUR WARRANTY.
YOU CAN FIND THE DATA OF YOUR HOODS ON A LABEL INSIDE THE HOOD. JUST REMOVE
THE GREASE FILTER TO READ IT.
WARRANTY SERVICE
To qualify for warranty service, you must notify Sirius After sale service at the email ad-
dress stated below or call toll free USA 1-877-474-8770 and provide the model number,
description of the fault or defect and original date of purchase. Sirius reserves the right
to request proof of original purchase. Sirius will at its sole option and discretion replace
products that arrive damaged through shipping, provided shipping damage is reported as
stated above WITHIN 5 BUSINESS DAYS OF RECEIPT of the shipped product or products.
ONE YEAR SERVICE REPAIR WARRANTY:
During the rst year from date of original purchase, Sirius will, at its option, repair or repla-
ce, without charge, any product or part which is found to be defective under normal use and
service.
THREE YEAR PARTS WARRANTY:
For three years from date of purchase, Sirius will provide free of charge, non-consumable repla-
cement parts which are found to be defective under normal use and service.
WHO IS COVERED:
Sirius warrants to the original consumer purchaser of its products that such products will be
free from defects in materials and workmanship for a period of three years from the original
date of purchase. There are no other warranties, express or implied, including, but not limited
to, implied warranties of merchantability or tness for a particular purpose or application.
WHAT IS NOT COVERED:
This warranty does not extend to lters, lamps, batteries, ducts and ductwork components. This
warranty does not cover normal maintenance and service or products or parts which have been
subject to misuse, negligence, accident, improper maintenance or repair, faulty installation or
installation contrary to recommended installation instructions. The warranty on glass screens
is limited to manufacturing defects only and expressly excludes cracks and breakages as a
result of faulty installation. Labor and associated costs associated directly with removal and re-
installation are expressly excluded.
The duration of any implied warranty is limited to the three year period as specied for the
express warranty. Some states and provinces do not allow limitation on how long an implied
warranty lasts, so the above limitation may not apply to you.
Sirius S.P.A.
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Sirius after sale service
Telephone (toll free): 1-877-474-8770
Email: [e-mail]
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