Fisher & Paykel HC60DCXB4 - Manuals

Page 2 - SAFETY AND WARNINGS; Electric Shock Hazard; Weight Hazard; Failure to follow this advice may result in; Cut Hazard; Failure to use caution could result in injury.; READ AND SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS

2 SAFETY AND WARNINGS Installation y Please read the entire set of instructions before installing or using this appliance. y Please make this information available to the person installing the appliance – doing so could reduce your installation costs. y Always switch the power off prior to installat...

Page 3 - fire is even greater in the case of used oil.

3 SAFETY AND WARNINGS y Never leave frying food unattended since grease can overheat and catch fire. The risk of fire is even greater in the case of used oil. y Do not flambé under the rangehood. y Never use the rangehood without the filters in place. y During an electrostatic discharge (ESD) it is ...

Page 4 - COMPONENTS REQUIRED; Keep all packing materials until the unit has been inspected.; Not supplied; PARTS; Duct out installation only

4 COMPONENTS REQUIRED z Keep all packing materials until the unit has been inspected. z Inspect the product to ensure there is no shipping damage. If any damage is detected contact the dealer or retailer you bought the product from to report the damage. z Fisher & Paykel is not responsible for s...

Page 5 - PRODUCT DIMENSIONS

5 PRODUCT DIMENSIONS 0 100 200 400 Millimetres g E i j k h F A B C l TOP VIEW PROFILE VIEW DATUM: BOTTOM OF PRODUCT FRONT VIEW DATUM: REAR OF PRODUCT DATUM: REAR OF PRODUCT NOT TO SCALE 500 D 598 max 1035 595 INDICATES PRODUCT DATUM ------------------------------------------- INDICATES CABINETRY CLE...

Page 6 - BOTTOM VIEW

6 PRODUCT DIMENSIONS 0 100 200 400 Millimetres e b f d c BOTTOM VIEW BACK VIEW DATUM: REAR OF PRODUCT CEILING 250 A 235 250 20 Model nos: HC60DCXB4 Product Dimensions mm a Lower rangehood attachment point width 420 B Lower rangehood attachment point height 36 c Upper rangehood attachment point heigh...

Page 8 - BACK VIEW

8 PRODUCT DIMENSIONS INDICATES PRODUCT DATUM ------------------------------------------- INDICATES CABINETRY CLEARANCES -------------------------------- IMPORTANT NOTE: Throughout this guide, dimensions may vary by ± 2mm. 0 100 200 400 Millimetres e b f A d c BACK VIEW BOTTOM VIEW DATUM: REAR OF PRO...

Page 11 - INSTALLATION HEIGHT; Induction cooktop considerations; Condensation can be minimised by:; INSTALLATION DIMENSIONS

11 INSTALLATION HEIGHT Induction cooktop considerations y Induction cooktops use energy efficient technology that only heats the contents of a cooking pot. y Unlike gas or traditional electric cooktops, the surrounding air does not get heated when using an induction cooktop. As a result, rangehood f...

Page 12 - Venting options; Ducted externally; MODEL

12 VENTING REQUIREMENTS ELECTRICIAL REQUIREMENTS Venting options Attention should be given to ensure that any applicable regulations concerning the discharge of exhaust air are fulfilled. The rangehood can be installed to operate with the exhaust air ducted externally from the kitchen, or installed ...

Page 13 - INSTALL PREPARATION / CONSIDERATIONS; Check

13 INSTALL PREPARATION / CONSIDERATIONS 1 3 4 5 Ensure the space is set up to the correct specifications. Refer to ‘Installation height’ for details.Determine if a chimney extension is required. Refer to ‘components required’ for part extension part numbers. Refer to cooktop specifications to ensure...

Page 15 - If a cornice is present:

15 UNPACK PRODUCT PREPARE INSTALL LOCATION 1 2 Centre rangehood over cooktop and ensure all required clearances are maintained.Check wall for studs. Using the guide shown, mark the upper and lower attachment points on the wall. Drill attachment holes. Wood: 3mm diameter hole. Drywall or no wall stud...

Page 16 - RIGID DUCTING; Install external venting as required:

16 INSTALL BRACKETS INSTALL DUCTING Ensure the ducting is the correct length and compatible to the rangehood. Do not reduce the duct diameter as this will increase noise and reduce performance. Install external venting as required: Weather proofing requirements depend on the cladding/roofing type. S...

Page 17 - Tape ducting to seal.; INSTALL DUCTING; Cut ducting to length.

17 INSTALL DUCTING Tape ducting to seal. If required, secure ducting within ceiling. Fit ducting to the external vent and secure. 5 6 7 INSTALL DUCTING RIGID DUCTING Cut ducting to length. 3 Route ducting and assemble. 4

Page 18 - Route ducting and assemble.; PREPARE HOOD

18 INSTALL DUCTING Ensure the ducting is the correct length and compatible to the rangehood. Install external venting as required.Weather proofing requirements depend on the cladding/roofing type. Options for external venting include soffit, wall or roof. Route ducting and assemble. SEMI-RIGID DUCTI...

Page 19 - Unclip filters to remove.; INSTALL HOOD; If the wall is uneven, loosen

19 PREPARE HOOD 2 3 Fit the duct adapter to the rangehood using two supplied Phillips screws. Unclip filters to remove. 1 Slot non-return valves into the adapter and ensure they move freely when installed. INSTALL HOOD 1 2 3 Install the 30mm upper hood mounting screws* as per the product dimension p...

Page 20 - SECURE DUCTING; Plug in and turn power on.; Remove the protective film from all chimney surfaces.; INSTALL CHIMNEY; If an adjacent cornice is present:

20 SECURE DUCTING 1 Attach ducting to the adapter.Secure using tape, cable ties or metal straps as required. Ensure backdraft damper flaps are not obstruted by the ducting. 2 Plug in and turn power on. INSTALL CHIMNEY 2 3 Remove the protective film from all chimney surfaces. Align the chimney to the...

Page 21 - TO BE COMPLETED BY THE INSTALLER; Complete and keep for safe reference:

21 INSTALL CHIMNEY INSTALL CHIMNEY 5 Ensure filters are orientated correctly before clipping back into place. Remove all protective film from surfaces. INSTALLER CHECKLIST TO BE COMPLETED BY THE INSTALLER Have all packaging been removed? Rangehood is correctly installed All connections are sec...