OPERA CLARO CCL086B1 Ceiling Unit Extractor Hood Instruction Manual
- June 9, 2024
- opera
Table of Contents
OPERA CLARO CCL086B1 Ceiling Unit Extractor Hood
Safety information
Installation, connection, commissioning and repair work may only be carried out by authorised technicians. This technician will be able to determine suitable methods for securing the extractor hood and providing the necessary exhaust air ducting. The choice of attachment must take account of the weight of the extractor hood and the load exerted on the supporting surface. Note the extraction values of the dowels supplied. Depending on the supporting surface, these have the following values: Dowel Ø10 mm, concrete B25 9.4 kN brick Z20 5.2 KN solid calcium silicate KSV20 4.8 KN. In the case of unstable supporting sur-faces, a construction specialist such as a structural engineer or architect must be consulted to ensure the extractor hood is safely installed.
Risk of injury!
The hood body may have sharp edges resulting from the manufacturing process.
For this reason, safety gloves must always be worn when installing it.
Risk of electric shock
The mains voltage must match the de-tails indicated on the type plate. This
plate is located inside the hood near the filter. Please only connect the
extractor hood to a properly installed safety sock-et. This socket must be
easily accessible after the installation so that the ex-tractor hood can be
disconnected from the power supply if necessary. If a fixed connection is used
(e.g. if a suitable wall socket is not available), the extractor hood may only
be connected by a qualified electrician. For fixed connections, the extractor
hood must be connected to a single power circuit fitted with an isolating
device. Isolating devices include switches with a contact gap of at least 3 mm
and all-pole switches, e.g., circuit breakers and contactors. Before working
on the electrical connection of the extractor hood commences, the mains
circuit/circuits must always be switched off. Before drilling the mounting
holes, please make sure that no electrical cables can be damaged during
drilling. The electrical connection must be pre-pared in such a way as to
allow the easy connection of the extractor hood. Local regulations must be
observed.
Exhaust air ducting (for extraction mode)
Exhaust kitchen air must not be fed into a chimney flue that is also used for
the exhaust air from devices using fuels (e.g., gas). Official regulations
regarding ducting of exhaust air must be observed. The exhaust air path must
be prepared in such as way as to allow the easy connection of the extractor
hood. The exhaust air hose must not have any kinks. If the extractor hood is
operated in ex-traction mode at the same time as other room-air-dependent fire
appliances (e.g., wood, gas, oil or coal-fired appliances) in the same room,
lethal combustion gases may be directed back into the room due to the
resulting negative pressure. The operator must therefore provide a sufficient
air supply at all times. The negative pressure in the room must not exceed 4
Pa (0.04 mbar).
Solid fuel appliances
The installation of the extractor hood above solid fuel appliances, which can
pose a fire hazard, (e.g., flying sparks) is only permissible if the solid
fuel appliance is equipped with a sealed, non-removable cover.
Minimum clearance to hob
The devices are designed for installation flush with the ceiling. To prevent
the formation of condensation, a non-return valve must be fitted directly
outside the air outlet. Please note the relevant applicable installation
regulations and installation instructions provided by the manufacturer of the
gas appliance. The ex-tractor hood may only be installed at a minimum height
of 650 mm above gas cookers if the following nominal heat loads (Hs) are not
exceeded: Gas stoves
- Load from one gas ring max.3.0 kW
- Load from all gas rings max.8.3 kW
- Load from oven max.3.9 kW
Gas hobs
- Load from one gas ring max.3.9 kW
- Load from all gas rings max.11.3 kW
We reserve the right to make technical changes
mounting notes
Assembly kit
Installation instructions (B-Version)
- A: Hood body
- B: Connecting piece
- C: Fixation hole
- D: Electrical supply
- E: Filter insert
- F: Attachment points for filter insert
-
Implement measures for the installa- tion of the hood on site. Cover all kitchen appliances, etc. In extraction mode: Prepare suitable on-site ex-haust air facilities in the ceiling/wall on site.
-
Determine the installation direction of the hood. If the LEDs are on the right hand side from the user’s perspective, the flap opens in the user’s direction.
-
Determine the position of the extractor hood centrally over the hob (use a plumb line for help) and mark the centre point of the hood on the ceiling. Mark the fastening holes.
-
Drill four holes (Ø 10 mm) and insert the wall plugs. Screw the hanger bolts into the wall plugs until approx. 20 mm protrude.
-
Before hanging the hood body (A), remove the filter insert (E) by removing the screw connection (F).
-
Hang the hood body on the hanger bolts and fasten it in place with the washer and nut.
-
Apply and affix the exhaust air hose, ensuring that there are no kinks!
-
For installation in inaccessible false ceilings or limited space, the connection piece (B) must be removed in-side to connect the exhaust air hose. To do so, first remove the connection channel between the fan motor and the support, then release the support plate and push it into the hood body (A). Then connect the exhaust air hose and seal it. The installation is carried out in the reverse order.
-
Connect up the power supply.
- In extraction mode: If using an external blower motor, connect the connecting cable
-
Insert the filter insert (E) in the hood body (A) and screw in place. Close the stainless steel panel.
-
Carry out a function test.
Installation instructions
(A-Version) Connection above
- A: Hood body
- B: Connecting piece
- C: Fixation hole
- D: Electrical supply
- E: Filter insert
- F: Attachment points for filter insert
- G: output duct
- H: Flap
- I: threaded rod
-
Implement measures for the installa- tion of the hood on site. Cover all kitchen appliances, etc. In extraction mode: Prepare suitable on-site ex-haust air facilities in the ceiling/wall on site.
-
Determine the installation direction of the hood. If the LEDs are on the right hand side from the user’s perspective, the flap opens in the user’s direction.
-
Determine the position of the extractor hood centrally over the hob (use a plumb line for help) and mark the centre point of the hood on the ceiling. Mark the fastening holes from the
-
Drill four holes (Ø 10 mm) and insert the wall plugs. Screw the hanger bolts into the wall plugs until approx. 20 mm protrude.
-
Before hanging the hood body (A), remove the filter insert (E) by removing the screw connection (F).
-
Hang the hood body on the hanger bolts and fasten it in place with the washer and nut.
-
Apply and affix the exhaust air hose, ensuring that there are no kinks!
- Installation directly under the ceiling
- Installation directly under the ceiling
-
For installation in inaccessible false ceilings or limited space, the connec-tion piece (B) must be removed inside to connect the exhaust air hose. To do so, first remove the connection channel between the fan motor and the support, then release the support plate and push it into the hood body (A). Then connect the exhaust air hose and seal it. The installation is carried out in the reverse order.
-
Insert the filter insert (E) in the hood body (A) and screw in place. Close the stainless steel panel.
-
Connect up the power supply.
-
Insert the filter insert (E) in the hood body (A) and screw in place. Close the stainless steel panel.
-
Carry out a function test.
Disposal
Packaging
The packaging for the appliance is recy-clable.
Cardboard and polyethylene film (PE) are used as packaging materials. These
materials must be disposed of in an environmentally compatible manner and in
accordance with local regulations.
Environmental information
This device is identified in accordance with European Directive 2002/96/EC on waste electrical and electronic equip-ment (WEEE). The directive specifies the framework for an EU-wide return and disposal of used appliances. Please ask your dealer for information about current disposal methods.
We accept no liability for changes resulting from technical variations performed to the purpose of developments or improvements to our products, or owing to slight deviations in dimensions and/or in colour shades, to possible differences in grinding patterns and/or micrographs due to the fabrication processes as well as to any possible misprints and/or typographical errors. Any possible colour differences between the images and the original product shades are attributable to the printing processes. Energy label data and product datasheets can be viewed on our website at www.operahsg.com utilisation and/or dissemination of the information published herein without prior, written authorisation having been provided to this effect by OPERA Hausgeräte GmbH, is prohibited.
Product codes
CCL086A1
CCL096A1
CCL116A1
CCL086B1
CCL096B1
CCL116B1
CCL086C1
CCL096C1
CCL116C1
OPERA Hausgeräte GmbH
Unterm Wolfsberg 9/9a
75177, Pforzheim – Germany
+49 (0)7231-1677265
info@operahsg.de
