Teka DE 90.2 User guide

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5 DECORATIVE HOODS
When fitting a decorative hood, there are a number of important factors to bear in mind. These
include:
Before installing the hood, check that there are is no aesthetic damage, such as scratches
or dents before you procede.
Check that all the technical information appearing on the specification plate corresponds to
the characteristics of the mains electrical supply in question (voltage and frequency).
Respect at all times the local regulations referring to electrical installation and evacuation of
gases.
The appliance should be connected to the mains supply via a suitable omnipolar switch
with a 3 mm miminum gap between contacts.
Do not connect the appliance to ducts used for the evacuation of gases of a non-electrical
nature, such as boilers, chimneys etc.
Do not start up the appliance if the mains cable or control panel appear to be damaged in
any way.
Once the apparatus has been fitted, ensure that the mains cable does not come into
contact with sharp metal edges.
Minimum distances between the hob and hood should be strictly observed: 60cm for
electric hobs 70 cm for gas and mixed hobs.
For optimum performance, theexit duct should not exceed 4 metres in length, nor have
more than two 90ºbends, and its diameter should be at least 120 mm.

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Model Dimensions
ISLA
ND ALADA ISLA
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Model Dimensions
CL 90
DX 90
ASYMETRIC DA 90

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Model Dimensions
DS 60.1/70/90
DI 70/90/110
DM 60/70/90

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Model Dimensions
DE 60.2 / 70.2/ 90.2
ND ALADA 70 / 90
CONICAL DC 60/70/90

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Model Dimensions
RUSTIC DR 90
Model Dimensions
DF 90

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DP DH DAL
Accessories supplied with decorative hoods:
150/125 mm adaptor
Anti-return valve
Support for tube cover
Support for wall mounting
Screws
Rawlplugs
Washers

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5.1 INSTALLATION OF DECORATIVE HOOD
DX ISLA
This hood should be fitted in the following way:
1) Using the support (O), mark and make a small hole for the screws (S) (8x45) in the ceiling.
2) Secure the support with the corresponding screws (S).
3) Place the upper part of the internal structure (A6) on the support (O), with screws (Q)
(M6x16).
4) Adjust the decorative supplementary piece (U), carefully securing it with the screws (V) (M4)
supplied with the piece.
5) Insert piece (B) if the interior tube (not supplied) has a diametre of 120 mm.
6) Secure the interior tube with a jubilee clip (not supplied) to (B), or on the exit section of the
motor, as appropriate.
7) Insert the upper tube cover (A8) inside the lower tube cover (A9).

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8) Adapt the combination of the lower tube cover (A9) and the upper tube cover (A8) to the
lower part of the of the internal structure (A7) and the decorative extra piece (U).
9) Fit the whole of the combined lower piece to the upper piece and mount on the ceiling with
the screws provided (A10) (M4 x 12), to the desired height.
10) Connect the upper part of the inner tube (not included) to the exit.
11) Lift the upper tube cover (A8) and secure it to the upper part with the supplied screws (G)
(M4 x 12), with a conical head.
12) Adjust the decorative supplementary piece (U), securing it to the hood with the screws (V)
(M4) supplied with the piece.

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ND ALADA ISLA
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ASYMETRIC DA 90
DS 60.1/70/90
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DM 60/70/90
ND ALADA 70 / 90
DE 60.2 / 70.2/ 90.2

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CONICAL DC
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5.2 ACTIVE CARBON KIT FOR AIR RECIRCULATION
When the evacuation of gases to the exterior is not possible, our hoods can be adapted to purify
the air in the kitchen, making air circulation possible via active carbon filters.
There are two types of carbon filters:
5.2.1 SET Type 1
1) Place the filters in the lateral section of the extractor motor, making sure that the filter
openings (A) coincide with the pivots (B) of the motor housing. Turn in the direction as
shown in the diagram.
2) Remove the tube covers (E). Place the sheet (C) on the air outlet section of the motor.
3) Replace the tube covers (E).
5.2.2 SET Type 2
1) Attach the nut to the support (F) on the hood body.
2) Secure the supports (B) with the screws (E) to the nuts (F).
3) Fit the carbon filters (A) by inserting the attachment points into the support slots (B)
4) Remove the tube covers. Place the sheet (C) inside the lower tube cover with the screws
suppied (D). Replace the tube covers.
SET Type 1 SET Type 2

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NEW RECIRCULATION KITS FROM JANUARY 2006.

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6 EXTRACTOR HOODS
During installation of extractor hoods there are a series of important factors to be taken into
consideration, as outlined below:
Check that all the technical information appearing on the specification plate corresponds to
the characteristics of the mains electrical supply in question (voltage and frequency).
Respect at all times the local regulations referring to electrical installation and evacuation of
gases.
The appliance should be connected to the mains supply via a suitable omnipolar switch
with a 3 mm miminum gap between contacts.
Do not connect the appliance to ducts used for the evacuation of gases of a non-electrical
nature, such as boilers, chimneys etc.
Do not start up the appliance if the mains cable or control panel appear to be damaged in
any way.
Once the apparatus has been fitted, ensure that the mains cable does not come into
contact with sharp metal edges.
Minimum distances between the hob and hood should be strictly observed: 60 cm for
electric hobs 70 cm for gas and mixed hobs. For E/70 hobs, this distance should be 76 cm.
For optimum performance, the outlet duct should not exceed 4 metres in length, nor have
more than two 90ºbends, and its diameter should be at least 120 mm.

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Model Dimensions
C620
C 901
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Model Dimensions
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6.1 INSTALLATION OF EXTRACTOR HOOD
C-620
Installation diagrams for extractor hoods are as follows:
Fijaciónenlapared
Installation under a cabinet
(Opening for smoke exhauster)
When cutting out the upper part an evacuation duct outlet
must be included. In this case, the evacuation lever should
be in the “E”position.
In the event that there is recirculation instead of evacuation,
the lever should be in the “I”position. Ensure that the
upper opening is covered.
Wall installation
(Top edge of hood supported on wall)
(2 5 mm Ødrill holes)

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GF1 / GF2
Diagram for installation in a kichen cabinet
47mmØdrill holes (A) Exit for 2 motors (B) Exit for 1 motor
This hood can be attached in two ways:
1) With the screws supplied in the
accessories bag, the hood is attached to
the wood panel in which the recess
space has previously been cut.
2) Via the wood panel in the upper part of
the hood which has been previously cut
to size in order to allow the gas outlet
duct, mains cable and attachment
screws to be fitted. (See illustration for
installation in a kitchen cabinet).