Westin STRATUS MONO User manual

STRATUS MONO
Ceiling Built-in Unit
Installation, Operation and Maintenance
CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
EXTRACTION PERFORMANCE
INSTALLATION
SPECIFICATIONS
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
MAINTENANCE
GENERAL ARRANGEMENT
DRAWINGS & ILLUSTRATIONS
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UNPACKING
Remove all items from the packaging. Retain the
packaging. If items are missing or damaged, please contact
Westin for assistance.
W S Westin Ltd
Phoenix Mills, Leeds Road, Huddersfield, HD1 6NG, UK
Tel: [phone] Fax: [phone] Email: sale[email protected]
www.westin.co.uk

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1. INTRODUCTION
During the cooking process, there will be heat, vapours and fumes
produced. Your Westin Ceiling Extractor has been designed to
complement your kitchen both in looks and performance, in order
to create a good environment for creative cooking.
2. IMPORTANT INFORMATION
The exhaust air must not be discharged into a flue which is used
for exhausting fumes from non-electric appliances such as oil or
gas-fired central heating boilers or gas-fired water heaters, etc.
Requirements of the relevant authorities concerning the discharge
of exhaust air must be complied with.
Pay particular attention to fire risk when frying. To minimise the risk
of fire, all instructions relating to cleaning the grease filter and
removing grease deposits must be adhered to.
Do not flambé under the extractor.
The clearance between the hob burners and the bottom
surface of the cooker hood (extractor) should be within the
following range, unless a greater distance is specified by the
cooking appliance manufacturer:
Hob to underside of the cooker hood clearance distances:
•650mm Minimum above electric hobs.
•760mm Minimum above all gas hobs and gas or electric wok
burners, griddles, fryers, open grills / barbeques.
The minimum distance between the hob and the bottom of the
cooker hood is essential for safety reasons and to prevent
overheating of the extractor and its components.
Please also note that a 90obend in flexible ducting will require
215mm minimum headroom to give a smooth radius with no
kinking.
You are advised to install measures designed to reduce the
incidence of cold draughts entering the property via any ductwork.
For extractors with internal or inline motors, this should, at the
very least, consist of an external duct termination with integrated
non-return flaps (e.g. gravity shutter wall grille/louvre) and/or an
inline backdraught shutter.
For wall-mounted motors, an inline backdraught shutter is
recommended.
3. EXTRACTION PERFORMANCE
This type of extractor is designed to fit into the ceiling void, with
only the glass underside and the edge of the outer steel flange
visible when installed.
Because fumes spread out as they rise, a unit larger than the
hob area is desirable (although not always possible). The drop-
down central extraction system is designed to minimise fume
escape. Warm cooking fumes that do escape tend, initially, to
accumulate in the highest part of the room, so situating the unit
at the highest point is of benefit. It will perform best when it is
situated directly over the hob.
The primary influence on the overall performance of the
extractor is the design of the ducting which takes the exhaust
air from the extractor to the outside. The duct route should be a
prime consideration during the initial stages of the kitchen
design (Westin do not recommend recirculating air back into the
kitchen).
Please note the following:
•Easy access to the duct route during installation is
important. Lack of access may require the “blind” fitting of
flexible ducting (with increased risk of unseen kinks and
impaired efficiency).
•The extractor is provided with a spigot suitable for
connecting 220 x 90mm rectangular ducting. (A duct
connector that converts the rectangular ducting to 150mm
diameter ducting is available upon request).
•Note: to maintain efficient extraction, the cross-sectional
area of the ducting must be 150mm diameter or greater.
•The most efficient configuration is to duct straight through
an outside wall, so try to position the cooker against an
outside wall when designing your kitchen.
•Your extractor can be set to vent to the rear, front, left or
right. Use the exhaust position which gives the shortest
achievable duct route and least number of bends. Joist
positions will often determine what is achievable.
•Rigid 220 x 90 channel system or an equivalent 150mm
round ducting system (available from Westin) will perform
best. The appliance is supplied with a length of 600mm long
flexible ducting that should aid initial installation and should
be pulled taut to prevent significant losses in extraction
efficiency.
•For maximum efficiency, ducting should be kept as short as
possible and as straight as possible with a constant cross-
sectional area equivalent to 150mm diameter ducting.
Bends in the duct will also degrade performance so the
number of bends in a duct run should be kept to a minimum
and be gradual and smooth to prevent turbulence. Avoid
kinks in flexible ducting; pull flexible ducting taut over
straight runs to ensure that theinternal surface isas smooth
as possible.
4. INSTALLATION
The extractor is designed for installation within a cut-out in the
underside of the kitchen ceiling. Alternatively, it may be installed
within a lowered area of ceiling or a soffit panel within your
furniture –remember though that it is desirable to install directly
into the ceiling (see section 3).
WARNING.
Proper care must be taken to ensure that the negative pressures
caused by high performance extraction systems do not adversely
affect the safe operation of certain types of fuel-burning
appliances (gas, oil or solid fuel), including those installed in the
kitchen and also those installed in other parts of the house.
Where such fuel-burning appliances are installed, adequate
ventilation MUST be provided in the room of installation, located
and sized such that the negative pressure in the room created by
the extractor does not exceed 4Pa.
In case of doubt, do not operate the extractor and fuel-burning
appliance(s) simultaneously and consult an appropriate (for the
fuel type) expert for advice.
ELECTRICAL SAFETY.
This appliance requires an earth connection.
Ensure that the supply voltage corresponds to that marked
on the rating label inside the extractor.
The extractor must be isolated from the electrical supply
before carrying out any cleaning or maintenance operations.
Dimensioned drawings and illustrations to help with
your installation can be found on page 8 onwards.

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Opening the Glass Door
To open the door, separate the glass panel from the base plate by
first locating the arrows marked ‘OPEN HERE’. Use your fingers to
pull the glass panel away from base plate. The glass panel is
hinged to the rear of the unit and is supported by two gas filled
struts. These struts assist in raising the door once opened. NOTE:
The struts make it much more difficult to open the door should the
door be opened when the product is on its back (i.e. pre-
installation).
CAUTION –To prevent damage to the unit, only open the glass
door at the positions shown by the removable arrow stickers (see
illustration).
CAUTION –Beware of finger entrapment between surfaces.
Revealing the fixing holes.
The extractor fixing holes are hidden behind the four LED down
lights. These can be removedby pulling the light down by the bezel
to reveal the fixing hole. (see below).
Should extra fixing holes be required, remove the 6 machine
screws from each light pod plate to reveal an additional (central)
fixing hole on each side.
If your extractor is a recirculating model (optional extra and not
the standard configuration) then adequate provision must be made
for exhausted air to return into the kitchen - e.g. ducted out to a
ceiling vent sited to minimise uncomfortable draughts. Failure to do
so may cause the unit to malfunction. (This will invalidate your
warranty).
Setting the Duct Spigot Position.
Your extractor ducting spigot can be set to vent to the Left
(factory default), Right, Front or Rear.
The front of the unit, when installed, is the side with the
magnetic catches.
Note: If you wish to vent upwards, then you may find your
installation easier if you use a left outlet position and put a bend
upwards in your ducting.
The Stratus MONO top box has 3 possible duct spigot
positions. The blanking plates can be replaced by the ducting
spigot via the 6 fixing screws in each plate.
To change the exhaust spigot position of the Top-Box
proceed as follows:
•Open the glass door & locate the 4 fixing screws that retain
the top-box with the main body. (see below image). Remove
the fixings.
•Disconnect the lighting cables and separate the top-box
from the main body. The electrical cables for the fan, door
mechanism and reset switchwill remain fitted. Care mustbe
taken to avoid damage to these cables.
Pull Lights At
Bezel To
Remove (x4)
Fixing Holes
Fixing Holes
Rear Outlet
Left Outlet
Front Outlet
Right
Outlet
View Simplified –Door Not Shown
Lighting Cable

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•Rotate the top-box by 180 degrees to achieve the right-hand
duct outlet position.
•Ensure that the internal cables are positioned to avoid pinch
points or disruptions to air flow.
•Ensure that the correct top-box fixing points are used when re-
attaching the top box with the main body (see below image).
•Re- position the top-box onto the main body and re-fit the x4
screws. Plug the lights back into the cable sockets. (see below
example of right-hand spigot position).
Prepare the Opening.
Prepare an opening in the ceiling into which the unit will be fitted
(see table below). Reinforce the opening as necessary and make
suitable provisions for the screws that will hold the unit in place.
Unit Size (mm)
(Width x Depth)
Cut-out Size (mm)
(Width x Depth)
900 x 430
868 x 405
Note: To avoid the need to box down from the ceiling, consider the
joist direction, ceiling thickness (and possibly lowering the ceiling
slightly). Boxing down can usually be avoided with minimal
alterations to the ceiling arrangement.
Accessing the filter.
The filter is positioned in the centre of the base plate panel, behind
the glass door. The door is held shut with two magnetic catches.
Open the glass door by grasping the edge of the door close to the
vent inlet panel (see OPEN HERE arrows on illustration above).
Pull the glass door to release the panel from the magnets. Remove
the filter (detailed instructions are provided in SECTION 5).
Closing the Door.
The door should be closed by pushing the glass panel up until the
door re-engages with the magnets. Care should be taken to avoid
finger entrapment. Care should also be taken not to push the door
via the central panel. The door hinge may sag during the door open
/ close procedure, if the lights look like they have slightly misaligned
from the light apertures in the door panel, the door panel can be re-
aligned by pushing the panel in the direction required to re-align.
Ducting
Install ducting taking note of the advice given in section 2 & 3.
We recommend using semi-rigid round ducting for this
extractor. The initial connection to the extractor spigot must be
in semi-rigid (or flexible duct) to allow the entire unit (or top box
if fitting separately) to be pushed into position with the duct
connected.
Run the ducting such that there is enough to easily reach just
beyond the centre point of the extractor, thus allowing for a
short length to be pulled through the opening for later
connection to the top box spigot. Try to avoid tight bends
immediately adjacent to where the top box will be as this will
make pushing the unit/top box into position more difficult.
When terminating ducting on an outside wall, a suitable weather
louvre should be fitted. Various ducting components and
complete kits are available from Westin to suit most
installations.
If you plan to use expanding foam, make sure that any soft
flexible ducting is supported internally to prevent it crushing, or
use semi-rigid/rigid ducting where foam is used.
For roof or chimney duct terminations, please contact Westin,
or seek alternative specialist advice.
If you are fitting a wall-mounted external motor with semi-rigid
or flexible ducting, then you must leave a short length (approx.
200mm) of expanded (stretched out) ducting proud of the wall
(to facilitate connection to the motor spigot) before pushing both
into position flush with the wall.
Standard external motors come with a cable assembly and
fitted plugs that must pass through the wall and run back to the
extractor –usually this passes alongside the ducting so it is
recommended to oversize your cut-out by at least 25mm to
allow for this (and for the easy installation of the duct).
Remote External Wall and Inline Motors
If your extractor has been purchased to operate with a standard
inline or external remote motor (SEM), then you will find a black
plastic box outside the extractor (on flying leads) containing
electrical terminals for connection to the remote motor cable
assembly. This box is referred to as the remote motor terminal
box.
Run the remote motor cable such that sufficient hangs down
through the ceiling opening prepared for the extractor to allow
for easy connection to the remote motor terminal box.
Each terminal inside the remote motor terminal box has one
side connected to a coloured wire, which leads back to the hood
control system. The remote motor cable assembly also has
coloured wires and these are connected to the empty terminals.
Such corresponding colours are opposite and connect to each
other; i.e. red connects to red, blue to blue, and so on.
Not all terminals will be used because each remote motor type
is configured differently.
No separate power supply is required for the external motor.
An electrician (or Part P registered electrical installer) should
undertake any work associated with the electrical installation of
SEM remote motors.
Please refer to the REMOTE MOTOR ILLUSTRATIONS on
page 10 for more information.
If you need to extend the remote motor cable, then additional
cable can be purchased from Westin. Alternatively, it may be
extended using 7 core x 0.5mm flex. It is vital to ensure that any
new cable is inserted such that the core colour integrity is
maintained; i.e. a core that started as red must terminate as
red, blue as blue, purple as purple, and so on.
Any remote motor should be installed in accordance with the
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in an easily accessible location for future maintenance. Westin are
not responsible for providing the means of access (e.g. scaffolding
or any alterations to the building and/or furniture necessary to make
access possible) in the event of any maintenance requirement.
Electrical Installation
The extractor is a fixed electrical appliance and must have a
provision for isolating the electrical supply via a switched- fused
spur located in an accessible position within the kitchen. A qualified
electrical technician must perform the installation of the electrical
supply to the extractor.
The extractor must be fed from its own 230Vac single phase
electrical supply using a switched spur fitted with a 3A fuse. The
switch should be located so that the supply can be disconnected
from the extractor using the switch at any time following installation
–the switch must be accessible. The means of disconnection from
the supply must have a minimum contact separation of 3mm in all
poles. Alternatively, a means of disconnection in the fixed wiring
according to the relevant wiring rules must be fitted.
A supply cord for connecting the extractor to the spur is included.
The mains supply is connected to the free end of this cord as
follows:
INCOMING SUPPLY CORD CONNECTIONS
Core
Core Colour
Live
Brown
Neutral
Blue
Protective Earth
Green/Yellow
For your convenience during installation, we recommend
terminating the electrical supply from the switched - fused spur with
a standard UK 3 pin 240V socket, positioned close to the extractors
intended location. The extractor's electrical supply cord can then
be fitted with a standard 240V 3 pin plug for easy connection to the
supply during installation.
Make sure the switched - fused spur supplying the extractor is in
the ‘off’position before connecting the appliance to the electrical
supply.
Fixing the Extractor in Position
Please note the following prior to commencing fixing the extractor
in position:
You will need at least 2 people to fit this extractor; to lift, hold and
fix the unit in position:
A working platform or scaffold should be used so that the ceiling
opening can be reached and the unit fixed without the use of
ladders.
Screws for fixing the extractor into position are not provided. You
must use suitable fixings capable of supporting 30kg per screw.
If you are screwing into timber, then you should use screws no
smaller than 5mm (No 10) with a head diameter of 10mm or more
and ensure that at least 35mm of thread is screwed into the timber
and that the timber will not split when the screws are inserted.
The unit will need supporting close to the opening when
attaching the ducting and making electrical connections –do
not be tempted to install excessive ducting as this will impair
performance.
As described earlier, a length of semi-rigid ducting protruding a
short distance through the centre of the ceiling opening is
sufficient for the final connection to the extractor spigot. This
will allow the unit to be fixed into position with the duct
connected and prevents excessive lengths of flexible ducting
being pushed into the opening. This may lead to loss of
efficiency. (see section 3).
•If you have not already done so, set the top box to duct out
in the required direction, as described in SECTION 4 and
reveal the corner fixing holes (concealed and recessed
within the light cavity), as described in SECTION 4.
•If using a remote motor, connect it now (as described in
SECTION 8). Please see illustrations on page 10.
•Support the extractor just below the prepared cut-out so that
the spigot and electrical connections are accessible.
•Make sure that the electrical supply to the electrical supply
spur is isolated (switched off) and connect the electrical
supply cord of the extractor to the spur.
•Attach the ducting to the spigot using suitable clamps or
straps (available from Westin). We donot recommend using
duct tape as the only means of fixing - this should only be
used to improve the seal in the joint.
•Push the extractor up into the cut-out, taking care not to
crush or introduce excessive bends/kinks in the ducting and
making sure that no wires are trapped or damaged in the
process.
Note: If the duct or any wires are trapped, then you must lower
the extractor and make corrections to the cut-out area as
necessary before fixing the appliance in position.
•Secure the extractor in place using suitable fixings (not
supplied) through one fixing hole in each corner of the
baseplate.
•Now test the function of the unit as described in the
operating instructions (SECTION 6).
If the lights or motor do not function correctly, then isolate the
electrical supply and check all the electrical connections before
contacting Westin.
If you experience any further difficulties please call Westin for
advice.
You must consider and allow for the future removal of
the extractor and any remote motor when planning and
undertaking your installation should access for future
servicing be required.
KEEP FINGERS AWAY FROM ANY MOVING
COMPONENTS & SURFACES. THE CENTRAL
MOVING PANEL MUST NOT BE TOUCHED, MOVED
MANUALLY OR INHIBITED DURING THE
DOWNWARD OR UPWARD CYCLE.
ELECTRICAL HAZARD.
DISCONNECT ELECTRICAL SUPPLY BEFORE
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Levelling the Glass Door
The extractor is supplied with the glass door pre-aligned with the
base plate assembly (the main (steel) part of the extractor).
Should the door become misaligned during assembly, or if the door
does not sit adequately level once installed, the door can be
adjusted.
Should the door require adjustment left-to-right: back off the
hinge fixing screws (one side at a time) to loosen the hinge from
the base plate. This will allow the glass door to tilt to the required
position. Once in place, re-tighten the hinge fixing screws.
NOTE: PROCEED WITH CAUTION. Only loosen the screws
enough to allow the hinge to slide up and down with some
resistance. Fully removing all 4 screws will detach the spreader
plate mounted on the outboard side of the base plate. Should the
spreader plate detach, the extractor will need to be lowered in order
to re-attached the spreader plate.
Should the glass door need to be adjusted front-to-back: there
are two magnetic strikers mounted to the base plate which keeps
the door aligned and keeps the door in the UP position.
Should the position of the magnets (and therefore the UP position
of the door) be required to be adjusted, loosen the two fixing screws
which retain the magnet against the base plate (one side at a time).
Re-position the magnet to the required location, then re-tighten the
fixing screws.
NOTE: PROCEED WITH CAUTION. Only loosen the screws
enough to allow the magnet to slide up and down with some
resistance. Fully removing the two screws will detach the
spreader plate mounted on the outboard side of the base plate.
Should the spreader plate detach, the extractor will need to be
lowered in order to re-attached the spreader plate.
5. SPECIFICATIONS
All Models
Supply voltage:
230V~ 50Hz
LED lamp voltage
12v
LED lamp power
4 x 3.4w
Recommended fuse size for electrical supply:
5A
Extractor Duct spigot size:
220mm x 90mm
Internal Motor Specification
Motor airflow in free air:
805 m3/hr
Blower power input:
168W
Total power:
207W
SEM1 EL Inline Motor Specification
Motor airflow in free air:
800 m3/hr
Motor power input:
275W
Total power:
314W
SEM2 EL External Wall Motor Specification
Motor airflow in free air:
900 m3/hr
Motor power input:
200W
Total power:
239W
SEM7 EL External Wall Motor Specification
SEM7 airflow, in free air: 200mm Dia Duct
1,700 m3/hr
SEM7 airflow, in free air: 150mm Dia Duct
1,500 m3/hr
Motor power input:
490W
Total power:
529W
Note: The motor has a 200mm diameter spigot and is supplied with a
reducer for connection to 150mm ducting.
SEM8 EL Inline Motor Specification
SEM8 airflow, in free air: 200mm Dia Duct
1,300 m3/hr
SEM8 airflow, in free air: 150mm Dia Duct
1,100 m3/hr
Motor power input:
250W
Total power:
290W
Note: The motor has a 200mm diameter spigot and is supplied with a
reducer for connection to 150mm ducting.
Loosen 4 Fixing Screws Per Hinge to Adjust
Door Left-To-Right
The Door Should Be Aligned to The
Extractor With A 2mm Gap
Loosen 2 Fixing Screws Per Magnet to Adjust
Door Left-To-Right

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6. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Note: The unit is operated by radio remote control. In order to pair
the remote control to the appliance:
•Switch on the power at the fused spur.
•Then Immediately turn on the remote control ( ).
•Then immediately press and hold ( ) until the lights illuminate.
Should the extractor fail to respond to commands from the remote-
control, please check that the power is ‘on’and the internal
appliance reset switch is in the ‘ON’position (factory default). The
reset switch is a latching red push-switch located in the chamber
behind the glass door panel.
If you experience interference problems, or the remote appears to
be faulty from new, then a different radio transmission code may
be required.
Refer to the instruction leaflet included with the remote control
regarding transmission code changes before seeking assistance.
Device operation
Turn ON the device by pressing ( ).
The central panel will gradually lower. Once in position, the fan
will start. The fan speed can be adjusted using ( +) ( -) on the
remote control.
Turn OFF the device by pressing ( ) or ( -) until the fan speed
reads 0.
Note: The fan can only be turned off when the fan speed setting is
on or above SPEED 2.
The appliance will turn OFF and the central panel will retract after
4 hours of continuous use.
•The appliance moving mechanisms does not contain any
user serviceable parts.
•Keep away from any moving parts.
•Accessing the moving mechanism for any reason will void
the product warranty.
Abnormal Operations
Power Cut: Should the appliance lose power during
operation; the central panel will remain in the open position
until the power is reset at the fused spur or the reset switch.
Once the power has been restored, the central panel will
automatically retract. Normal operation can then be resumed.
Obstruction during central panel decent: Should the central
panel become impeded during the downward cycle; the
appliance will instruct the central panel to retract to the fully
UP position. The central panel will then lower for a second
attempt. If the panel is allowed to complete the downward
operation unobstructed, the fan will start and normal operation
can then be resumed. Should an impingement be detected for
a second time, the central panel will retract and park in the
fully UP position.
Obstruction during central panel retraction: Should the
central panel become impeded during the upward cycle; the
appliance will instruct the central panel to lower to the fully
DOWN position. The central panel will then retract for a
second attempt. If the panel is allowed to complete the upward
operation unobstructed, the central panel will park UP and
normal operation can then be resumed. Should an
impingement be detected for a second time, the central panel
will lower and park in the fully DOWN position. Note: the fan
will still work with the central panel in the DOWN position.
System reset after impingement detection: Should the
appliance detect an obstruction during the movement cycle of
the central panel, then the panel will default to the parked
position after two attempts to complete the cycle.
The appliance should be checked for obvious signs of
obstruction only. If the obstruction can be easily removed,
then do so. If the obstruction is undetectable, or if the
obstruction is within the moving mechanism, then the
appliance must not be disassembled to remove the
obstruction. In this instance, please isolate the appliance and
call Westin for assistance.
Should an obvious obstruction be removed from the
appliance, the system can be reset at the fused spur (OFF
then ON) or via the reset switch. Normal operation can then
be resumed.
Run-On Timer
(Motor OFF After 10
Minutes)
Remote Control Functions
LCD Display
Increase
Speed**
Decrease
Speed**
Light Function
(If Option Fitted)
Motor Power
ON/OFF
* The automatic speed reduction feature is
required by EU Ecodesign and Energy Labelling
Commission Legislation 65/2015 66/2014 in
order to satisfy Directive 2009/125 EC
WARNING
KEEP FINGERS AWAY FROM
MOVING PARTS

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7. MAINTENANCE
Regular maintenance is essential to ensure good performance
and long-life.
To maintain the immaculate appearance of the extractor and to
minimise fire risk, ensure that grease deposits on the extractor
surfaces are kept to a minimum by regular cleaning.
To clean the stainless-steel surfaces of the extractor, use a soft
cloth and a suitable cleaning agent, such as a specially
produced stainless-steel cleaner, or washing up detergent and
warm water.
Painted surfaces should be cleaned using a soft cloth,
detergent and warm water.
Glass surfaces should be cleaned with a suitable glass cleaning
agent.
Do not use abrasive cleaning materials or products.
Do not use bleach-based cleaning materials or products.
Clean the grease filters in a dishwasher or by hand-washing in
hot water and detergent every 2 months - sooner if the extractor
is used extensively and filters become grease laden.
Whilst you can expect years of service from mesh grease filters,
they are considered a consumable item and may deteriorate
over time and need replacement, particularly when cleaned in
a dishwasher. For dishwasher users adhering to a 2 monthly
cleaning interval, we recommend grease filter replacement
every 5 years to maintain optimum performance, even if they
show no visible signs of deterioration. For all users, filters
should be replaced whenever they exhibit signs of physical
wear.
Accessing the filter(s) and baseplate
The panel is held shut with magnetic catches.
Open the panel by grasping it close to the corners on the catch
side (usually the long edge opposite the hinges) and pulling to
release the panel from the magnets. Take care not to let the
panel fall open freely, it should be supported and lowered
carefully into the open position.
Caring for HP4 high efficiency carbon filters
(Recirculating hoods only).
To restore and regenerate high efficiency HP4 carbon filters,
they must be washed in the dishwasher (without other dishes
or cookware) and then be placed into an oven for 1 hour at
max 90°C.
HP4 filters should be washed whenever they are dirty or lose
effectiveness (at least every two months).
Regular washing and regeneration will maximise the efficiency
and lifespan of these filters.
These filters can be regenerated repeatedly but are
considered a consumable and will eventually deteriorate, after
which they should be replaced. The time this takes will depend
on the style of cooking but they can be expected to deliver
excellent service under normal use conditions, although
replacement is recommended at least every two years.
Replacing the LED Lamps.
LED lamp replacement needs to be done by Westin’s After
Sales Team, so please contact us for further information
CAUTION
To minimise the risk of fire, all instructions
relating to cleaning the grease filters and
removing grease deposits must be adhered to.
WARNING
WHEN FILTER IS REMOVED, KEEP FINGERS AWAY
FROM MOVING FAN PARTS.
SERIOUS INJURY MAY BE CAUSED IF THE FAN
OUTER GUARD IS REMOVED.
DO NOT REMOVE OUTER FAN GUARD

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8. SEM-EL REMOTE MOTOR WIRING ILLUSTRATIONS
The wiring illustrations below apply to Energy Labelling Directive Compliant SEM EL Motors only.
The below diagram shows a typical SEM EL wiring schematic. the appliance is supplied with an external terminal box that requires
connecting to the external motor.
In order to access the electrical terminals, remove the fixing screws from the external terminal box lid. Refer to fig. 2 & 3 for details
of how to wire the SEM 1/2 or SEM 7/8 correctly.
Fig. 3 SEM 1 / SEM 2
Electrical Connections
Fig. 4 SEM 7 / SEM 8
Electrical Connections
Fig. 2 Terminal Colour Positions
Note:
Link terminals determine intensive
speed run times, which are motor
type dependent.
Aux terminal powers auxiliary PCB
in some motors.
Remote Motor Cable Assembly
Orange/Yellow link wire is included
Remote Motor Cable Assembly
(Orange/Purple link wire is included)
Fig. 1 Typical System
Remote Motor
External Terminal Box
Appliance
Power Supply wired to
Fused Spur
Cable to be connected
Cable with external Earth connection