Conformity To Regulations; Spare Parts; Safety Warnings - Refsta 7516 Bedienungsanleitung

Use
Hood use is subject, in addition to all of the rules contained in the present manual, also to the respect
of all of the safety regulations provided for by the specifc local legislation in the state where it is
installed.
1.5

CONFORMITY TO REGULATIONS

This product respects the following regulations:
A) Directive 73/23/CEE: "Low Voltage".
B) Directive 89/336/CEE: "Electromagnetic Compatibility".
Additionally it is made according to the international regulations for the treatment of hazardous substances (EU
Directive 2002/95/CE - RoHs - Restriction of Hazardous Substances), and for the disposal of electrical and
electronic equipment (Direttiva WEEE (2002/96/CE) - Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment).
This symbol on the product, or on the accompanying documentation, indicates that the product must
not be thrown away in common garbage but collected in a separate manner and recycled or disposed
of respecting the local regulations of each country.
1.6
GUARANTEE
The User, to be able to take advantage of the guarantee provided by the Constructor, must scrupulously
observe the rules indicated in the present manual, particularly:
- always operate within the use limits of the hood;
- always perform a constant and diligent maintenance;
- authorize hood use to persons of demonstrated ability and aptitude.
Non-compliance with the rules contained in this manual will imply the immediate void of the guarantee.
Special maintenance
Special maintenance operations must be performed by qualified personnel able to operate on the hood model to
which the present manual refers.
1.7
CONSTRUCTOR RESPONSIBILITY
The Constructor declines all civil and penal responsibility, direct or indirect, due to:
- use not conforming to the local regulations in country of installation;
- non-compliance with the instructions contained in the manual;
- use by unskilled persons;
- use not conforming to the safey directives;
- modifications and repairs, not authorized by the Constructor, performed on the hood;
- use of unoriginal spare parts or those not specific for the hood model;
- lack of maintenance;
- exceptional events.
- directive 85/374/CEE (Responsibility of the product for possible manufacturing defects)
1.8

SPARE PARTS

Use exclusively orignal spare parts.
Do not wait for the components to be worn out of use before proceeding to their substitution. Perform periodic
maintenance checks as indicated in the "MAINTENANCE" chapter.
1.9

SAFETY WARNINGS

- It is absolutely forbidden to carry out cooking with flame
under the hood (ex. Flambée). Do not use the hood in vacuum version in environments where other
non-electric devices are operating simultaneously (ex. wood-burning stoves, gas stoves, combustible
boilers) with exhaust connected to the exterior unless a good ventilation of the environment can be
assured. If the hood is used in the vacuum mode, be sure of the good condtion of the exhaust chimney,
in the case that it has remained stoped for a long time. Remember also to pay attention to local regulations, in
regards to the discharge of air to evacuate, in the case of the operation of the vacuum device. Never fry leaving the
pan unattended: the oil contained in the pan can overheat and ignite. If oil is used, the risk of self-combustion is
higher. In order to avoid fire danger it is necessary to frequently clean the ventilator and other surfaces.
- It is important to frequently replace every filter on the hood.
- For the connection of the vacuum hood it is prohibited to connect the exhaust to flues, discharge canals, and
pipes for the ventilation of facing rooms.
The evacuated air must not be put into a hot-air circulation duct.
Arrange a proper ventilation, if other appliances besides the hood, which are not supplied by electrical power , are being
used in the same room. A proper use without risks is obtained when the maximum depression of the room does not exeed
4 Pa.
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