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TRIQTY

BE

NDIX

Better

Products.

Better

Value.

Visor

Cooker

Hood

-

CH

605

Operating

and

Installation

Instructions

CONTENTS

Please

refer

to

the

sections

in

this

booklet

that

apply

to

your

particular

model:

Page

Contents

-

Technical

Specifications.2

Warnings.3

General

information.4

Electrical

Connection.4

Unpacking.5

Positioning.5

Installation

-

Wall

Fitting.5

Installation

-

Wall

Cabinet

Fitting.6

Installation

-

Ducting

Fitting.6

Operating

Instructions.7

Maintenance

and

Cleaning.8

Charcoal

Filter.8

Grease

Filter.8

Do’s

and

Don’ts.8

Help

Us

To

Help

You.9

Customer

Care

Department.9

Before

Calling

a

Service

Engineer.9

Tricity

Bendix

Service

Centres.9,

10

TECHNICAL

SPECIFICATIONS

DIMENSIONS

Width

cm

59.8

Height

cm

15.0

Depth

cm

48.0

Depth

with

visor

open

cm

53.0

WEIGHT

Gross

Net

kg

8.0

kg

7.0

ELECTRICAL

CONNECTION

Voltage

(--50Hz)

230-240

V

Fan

115

W

Lamp

40

W

Consumption

155

W

PERFORMANCE

Speed

1

2

3

Capacity

m^/h

130

180

250

Capacity

It/sec

36

50

69

Pressure

mmH^O

16

19

25

Noise

level

dbA

45

51

59

2

WARNINGS

It

is

most

important

that

this

instruction

book

should

be

retained

with

the

appliance

for

future

reference.

Should

the

appliance

be

sold

or

transferred

to

another

owner,

or

should

you

move

house

and

leave

the

appliance

al¬

ways

ensure

that

the

book

is

supplied

with

the

appliance

in

order

that

the

new

owner

can

be

acquainted

with

the

functioning

of

the

appliance

and

the

relevant

warnings.

Please

ensure

that

you

have

read

the

whole

instruc¬

tion

book

before

using

the

appliance

and

that

you

follow

the

recommendations

given.

These

warnings

are

provided

in

the

interest

of

safety.

They

must

be

read

carefully

before

installing

or

using

this

appliance.

This

appliance

is

designed

to

be

operated

by

adults.

Children

should

not

be

allowed

to

tamper

with

the

controls

or

play

with

the

product.

It

is

dangerous

to

alter

the

specifications

or

modify

the

product

in

any

way.

Any

installation

work

must

be

undertaken

by

a

qualified

electrician

or

a

competent

person.

This

product

should

be

serviced

by

an

author¬

ised

Tricity

Bendix

Service

Centre,

and

only

genuine

Tricity

Bendix

spare

parts

should

be

used.

Never

leave

frying

pans

unattended

during

use

as

overheated

fats

and

oils

may

catch

fire.

Never

do

flambe

cooking

under

this

cooker

hood.

It

is

a

possible

fire

hazard

if

the

grease

and

charcoal

filter

are

not

replaced

as

recommended.

When

used

in

the

extraction

mode

the

cooker

hood

must

not

be

connected

to

a

flue

which

is

used

for

exhausting

fumes

from

appliances

sup¬

plied

with

energy

other

than

electric

such

as

a

central

heating

flue

or

water

heater.

If

the

room

where

the

cooker

hood

is

to

be

used

contains

a

fuel

burning

appliance

such

as

a

central

heating

boiler

then

its

flue

must

be

of

the

room

sealed

or

balanced

flue

type.

If

other

types

of

flue

or

appliances

are

fitted

ensure

that

there

is

an

adequate

supply

of

air

to

the

room.

WARNINGS

Cont'd

All

installations

must

comply

with

the

local

au¬

thorities

requirements

for

the

discharge

of

ex¬

haust

air.

If

the

hood

is

installed

for

use

above

a

gas

ap¬

pliance

then

the

provision

for

ventilation

must

be

in

accordance

with

the

Gas

Safety

(Installation

&

Use)

Regulations

1994

No.

1886

and

the

rel¬

evant

building

regulations.

Details

are

contained

in

the

following

British

Standard

Codes

of

Practise

BS.6172

BS.5440

and

BS.6891

Current

Edition.

The

fan

motor

of

this

cooker

hood

incorporates

a

thermal

cut-out

device

which

will

operate

if

the

cooker

hood

is

installed

below

the

minimum

height

recommended

in

this

booklet,

or

if

the

motor

becomes

overheated.

If

the

cut-out

device

is

activated,

switch

off

the

fan

motor

and

allow

the

cooker

hood

to

cool.

The

cut-out

device

will

reset

itself

when

the

fan

motor

has

cooled

sig¬

nificantly.

This

cooker

hood

has

been

designed

for

in-

staiiation

over

an

eiectric

hotplate

with

a

maximum

input

of

7Kw

or

a

gas

hotpiate

with

a

maximum

input

of

10Kw

when

fitted

in

accordance

with

the

heights

recommended

in

this

booklet.

Under

no

circumstances

should

you

attempt

to

repair

the

appliance

yourself.

Repairs

carried

out

by

an

inexperienced

person

may

cause

injury

or

more

serious

malfunctioning.

Refer

to

your

local

Tricity

Bendix

Service

Centre.

Always

insist

on

genuine

Tricity

Bendix

spare

parts.

3

GENERAL

INFORMATION

This

instruction

book

,

applies

to

the

following

models:

Tricity

Bendix

CH605B

Brown

60cm

Tricity

Bendix

CH605W

White

60cm

This

cooker

hood

is

guaranteed

and

will

give

lasting

service.

The

guarantee

is

only

applicable

If

the

hood

has

been

installed

in

accordance

with

the

installation

instructions

detailed

in

this

book¬

let.

This

cooker

hood

has

been

designed

for

use

fixed

beneath

a

wall

cabinet

or

directly

onto

the

wall

using

the

special

brackets

supplied

and

should

be

installed

in

accordance

with

the

fol¬

lowing

fitting

instructions.

The

hood

can

be

used

to

extract

odours

to

the

outside

or

to

recirculate

the

air

within

the

kitchen

after

passing

the

contaminated

air

through

a

(optional)

cleansing

charcoal

filter.

The

hood

is

convertible

to

either

function

by

the

movement

of

a

change-over

slider

control.

This

enables

the

cooker

hood

when

installed

in

the

extraction

mode,

to

be

converted

to

recirculation

during

the

winter

months.

The

installation

instructions

which

follow

give

instructions

on

how

and

where

this

hood

may

be

fitted.

If

already

installed

check

with

the

installer

that

all

the

requirements

have

been

met.

If

not

then

draw

these

to

the

attention

of

the

installer

who

should

be

a

qualified

electrician

or

a

com¬

petent

person.

Tricity

Bendix

disclaims

all

liability

for

any

dam¬

age

or

injury

caused

as

a

result

of

not

following

the

instructions

contained

in

the

following

text.

ELECTRICAL

CONNECTION

Before

connecting

to

the

mains

supply

ensure

that

the

mains

voltage

corresponds

to

the

volt¬

age

on

the

rating

plate

inside

the

cooker

hood.

WARNING:

THIS

APPLIANCE

MUST

BE

EARTHED.

This

appliance

is

fitted

with

a

3

core

mains

sup¬

ply

cable

and

should

be

permanently

connected

to

the

electricity

supply

via

a

double-pole

switch

having

3mm

minimum

contact

gap

on

each

pole.

A

Switched

Fuse

Connection

Unit

to

BS.1363

Part

4,

is

a

recommended

mains

supply

connec¬

tion

accessory

to

ensure

compliance

with

the

Safety

Requirements

applicable

to

fixed

wiring

instructions.

Any

permanent

electrical

installation

must

com¬

ply

with

the

latest

I.E.E.

Regulations

and

local

Electricity

Board

regulations.

For

your

own

safety

this

should

be

undertaken

by

a

qualified

electri¬

cian

e.g.

your

local

Electricity

Board,

or

a

con¬

tractor

who

is

on

the

roll

of

the

National

Inspec¬

tion

Council

for

Electrical

Installation

Contracting

(NICEIC).

WARNING:

INCORRECT

INSTALLATION

COULD

AFFECT

THE

SAFETY

OF

THIS

COOKER

HOOD.

DISCONNECT

THE

HOOD

FROM

THE

MAINS

SUPPLY

BEFORE

CARRYING

OUT

ANY

KIND

OF

MAINTENANCE

OR

CLEANING.

This

appliance

conforms

to

BS.800:1988

and

EEC

Directive

No

87/308

regarding

suppression

of

radio

and

television

interference.

4

INSTALLATION

Unpacking

Care

should

be

taken

when

unpacking

the

cooker

hood

to

ensure

that

the

fixing

kit,

ducting

spigot,

blanking

plate

and

literature

pack

are

retained

with

the

hood.

The

fixing

kit

comprises:

1-

fixing

template

2-

wall

fixing

brackets

4-

plastic

rawl

plugs

4-

fixing

screws

2-

shakeproof

washers

2-

security

nuts

Positioning

When

installed

above

an

electric

cooking

appli¬

ance

the

minimum

distance

between

the

surface

of

the

hob

elements

and

the

lower

grille

of

the

cooker

hood

must

be

65cm

(25

1/2").

When

installed

above

a

gas

cooking

appliance

the

minimum

distance

between

the

surface

of

the

hob

pan

supports

and

the

lower

grille

of

the

cooker

hood

must

be

70cm

(27

1/2").

When

installed

above

a

cooking

appliance

with

a

high

level

grill

the

minimum

distance

between

the

upper

surface

of

the

grill

and

the

lower

grille

of

the

cooker

hood

must

be

45cm

(17

3/4").

The

distance

between

the

underside

of

adjoining

wall

cabinets

and

the

worktop

must

not

be

less

than

40cm

(15

3/4").

Wall

Fitting

The

cooker

hood

may

be

fitted

to

any

rigid

vertical

surface.

All

the

fittings

supplied

are

to

be

found

in

a

polythene

bag

inside

the

carton.

IMPORTANT:

Before

installation

check

the

wall

to

which

the

cooker

hood

is

to

be

fitted

for

electric

cables,

water

pipes

or

gas

pipes

before

drilling.

If

it

is

necessary

to

fix

the

hood

to

a

hollow

construction

plaster

or

partition

board

structure

then

it

must

be

sufficiently

reinforced

to

be

quite

rigid

in

the

area

of

the

cooker

hood

mounting

brackets.

The

hood

must

not

be

fitted

using

the

key

hole

fixing

points

but

with

the

special

brack¬

ets

supplied.

INSTALLATION

Cont'd

Use

the

paper

template

provided

to

mark

the

hole

positions

on

the

wall

for

the

bracket

fixing

screws.

Check

the

hole

distances

are

correct

with

a

tape

measure

as

stated

on

the

template.

At

this

stage

it

is

important

to

allow

15mm

(1/2")

clear

space

above

the

cooker

hood

to

enable

it

to

be

hooked

onto

the

brackets

and

for

subse¬

quent

removal

for

decorating

or

servicing.

When

drilling

the

holes

for

the

wall

fixing

brack¬

ets

care

must

be

taken

to

ensure

that

they

are

quite

level

as

there

is

minimal

vertical

height

adjustment

of

the

fixing

brackets.

The

brackets

should

be

fitted

with

the

round

end

at

the

bottom

using

the

plastic

rawl

plugs

and

screws

provided.

If

the

brackets

are

to

be

fitted

to

a

hollow

plaster

or

partition

board

structure

then

the

plastic

rawl

plugs

provided

should

not

be

used.

Once

the

brackets

are

secured

lift

the

hood

squarely

to

the

wall

slightly

higher

than

the

brackets

and

lower

the

cooker

hood

until

the

cooker

hood

locates

onto

the

two

brackets.

Ensure

that

the

cooker

hood

is

correctly

located

before

letting

go.

Access

to

the

two

wall

levelling

screws

and

the

security

fixing

system

will

require

the

removal

of

the

lower

inlet

grille

that

supports

the

grease

mat

filter.

To

remove

the

lower

grille

press

inwardly

on

the

two

slide

catches

located

towards

either

side

of

the

grille

near

the

front

and

the

grille

will

open

from

the

front.

The

grille

pivots

at

the

rear.

Slide

the

right

edge

of

the

grille

forward

until

it

clears

the

guide

and

then

unhook

the

left

hinge

pin.

Care

should

be

taken

to

fully

support

the

grille

when

removing

it

from

the

guides.

The

two

wall

levelling

screws

will

be

visible

toward

either

end

of

the

back

panel,

when

the

grille

has

been

removed.

Turn

the

screws

clock¬

wise

to

lift

the

front

edge

of

the

hood

and

use

a

spirit

level

to

check

the

hood

is

positioned

a1

right

angles

to

the

wall

before

fitting

the

security

system.

5

INSTALLATION

Cont'd

The

wall

brackets

have

two

studs

and

when

the

cooker

hood

is

hung

onto

the

brackets

the

studs

project

through

the

two

holes

above

the

levelling

screws.

When

the

hood

is

level

fit

the

two

shakeproof

washers

and

nuts

supplied

to

fully

secure

the

cooker

hood.

Wall

Cabinet

Fitting

Before

fitting

the

cooker

hood

beneath

any

type

of

wall

cabinet

ensure

it

is

firmly

fixed

to

the

wall

in

accordance

with

the

manufacturers

instruc¬

tions.

Use

the

paper

template

provided

to

mark

the

hole

positions

on

the

underside

of

the

cabinet.

When

marking

the

underside

of

the

cabinet

the

front

edge

of

the

template

must

be

aligned

with

the

front

edge

of

the

cabinet

carcase.

Check

the

distances

of

the

holes

are

correct

with

a

tape

measure

as

stated

on

the

template.

The

four

holes

are

5mm

(1/4")

dia.

A

pad

saw

or

similar

cutter

will

be

required

to

cut

the

circular

hole

for

the

ducting

spigot

if

it

is

to

be

used.

Insert

the

fixing

screws

through

the

holes

from

inside

the

cabinet.

Supporting

the

cooker

hood

tighten

each

screw

about

half

way

to

ensure

that

the

cooker

hood

is

correctly

positioned

before

fully

tightening

the

screws.

DUCTING

FITTING

If

the

hood

is

to

be

ducted

to

the

outside

then

the

blanking

plate

supplied

must

be

fitted

in

the

aperture

that

will

not

be

used.

Fit

the

ducting

spigot

into

the

selected

aperture

and

make

an

air

tight

connection.

The

ducting

used

must

be

100mm

(4")

diameter,

manufactured

from

fire

retardent

material

con¬

forming

to

the

relevant

British

Standard

or

DIN

4102-B1.

Where

flexible

ducting

is

fitted

it

should

not

be

turned

through

very

tight

bends

as

this

could

impair

the

performance

of

the

hood.

To

fit

the

ducting

spigot

and

blanking

plate

align

the

inter-locking

lugs

on

the

fitting

with

the

re¬

cesses

in

the

aperture

and

insert

turning

clock¬

wise

to

lock

the

spigot

and

blanking

plate

into

position.

(The

maximum

length

of

ducting

including

one

90

Degree

bend

should

be

3

metres,

to

be

re¬

duced

by

1

metre

for

each

90°

bend

installed

in

the

duct

run).

When

the

ducting

mode

is

selected

the

op¬

tional

charcoal

filter

is

not

required.

6

OPERATING

INSTRUCTIONS

OPERATING

INSTRUCTIONS

Confd

The

cooker

hood

functions

are

controlled

by

two

slide

switches

and

a

change-over

slider

control.

The

two

slide

switches,

which

are

located

on

the

right

hand

side

in

the

front

fascia

panel,

control

the

fan

speed

and

worktop

illumination.

The

change-over

slider

control

is

located

inside

the

cooker

hood

behind

the

inlet

grille

immedi¬

ately

in

front

of

the

lamp

assembly.

Ensure

the

hood

is

plugged

in,

or

wired

in

and

the

power

supply

is

switched

on.

The

switch

marked

with

the

lamp

symbol

and

numbered

0-1

controls

the

worktop

lighting.

Po¬

sition

-1

indicates

the

light

is

operating.

The

switch

marked

with

the

fan

symbol

and

numbered

0-1-2-3

controls

the

fan

speed,

-1

Low,

-2

Normal

and

-3

Boost.

Position

-1

Should

be

selected

when

sim¬

mering

or

when

using

one

pan.

Position

-2

Should

be

selected

for

normal

cooking

up

to

four

pans.

Position

-3

Should

be

selected

when

fry¬

ing

or

cooking

food

with

strong

odour.

In

the

recirculation

position,

slider

towards

the

charcoal

filter,

air

enters

the

cooker

hood,

passes

through

the

grease

and

charcoal

filter

and

out

through

the

holes

in

front

of

the

casing

top

panel.

To

convert

the

hood

from

extraction

to

recircu¬

lation

open

the

metal

inlet

grille

and

slide

the

change-over

control

to

the

right.

Remove

the

thumb

screw

from

the

motor

support.

Take

the

charcoal

filter

and

place

it

over

the

motor

sup¬

port

and

secure

by

passing

the

thumb

screw

through

the

hole

in

the

filter

and

into

the

capti¬

vated

nut

in

the

centre

of

the

motor

support.

In

the

ducting

position,

with

the

slider

away

from

the

charcoal

filter,

the

air

passes

through

the

grease

filter

and

out

through

ducting

to

the

at¬

mosphere.

When

the

ducting

position

is

selected,

the

(optional)

charcoal

filter

is

not

required.

NOTE:

The

hood

is

more

effective

when

used

in

the

extraction

(ducting)

mode,

therefore

this

position

should

be

selected

during

the

warmer

months

of

the

year

when

no

room

heating

is

required.

When

the

room

is

being

heated

if

the

recirculation

position

is

selected

heat

will

not

be

wasted.

To

obtain

the

best

performance

it

is

advisable

to

switch

on

the

cooker

hood

a

few

minutes

before

you

start

cooking

and

leave

it

running

for

15

minutes

after

finishing.

7

MAINTENANCE

DISCONNECT

THE

HOOD

FROM

THE

MAINS

SUPPLY

BEFORE

CARRYING

OUT

ANY

KIND

OF

MAINTENANCE

OR

CLEANING.

Worktop

Lighting

If

a

lamp

fails

to

function

at

any

time

first

check

that

it

is

fully

screwed

into

the

holder.

When

changing

the

lamp

an

identical

replace¬

ment

must

be

fitted

to

ensure

the

safe

working

of

the

cooker

hood.

Replacement

lamps

are

specified

230-240Volts

40Watt

clear

cylindrical,

candle,

or

tulip

shape

with

small

Edison

(El4)

screw

thread

cap.

Cleaning

For

your

own

safety

and

in

the

interests

of

hy¬

giene

your

cooker

hood

needs

to

be

kept

clean.

A

build

up

of

grease

or

fat

from

cooking

could

cause

a

fire

hazard.

Never

use

excessive

amounts

of

water

when

cleaning

particularly

around

the

control

panel

area.

The

metal

casing,

lower

grille

assembly

and

glass

visor

should

be

cleaned

at

least

once

a

month

to

keep

it

looking

like

new.

Wipe

over

the

cooker

hood

with

a

soft

cloth

wrung

out

in

hot

water

and

containing

a

mild

household

cleaner

and

dry

with

a

soft

cloth.Always

wear

protective

gloves

when

cleaning

the

hood.

NOTE:

Never

use

scouring

pads

or

abrasive

cleaners

as

they

might

scratch

or

damage

the

surface.

Charcoal

Filter

The

charcoal

filter

cannot

be

cleaned.

It

should

be

replaced

at

least

once

every

three

months

or

more

frequently

if

the

cooker

hood

is

used

for

more

than

three

hours

a

day.

Grease

Filter

The

grease

filter

is

fitted

to

absorb

grease

and

dust

during

cooking

to

help

keep

the

appliance

clean

inside.

MAINTENANCE

Cont'd

Synthetic

Grease

Filter

The

neutral

syntetic

grease

filter

cannot

be

cleaned.

It

should

not

be

washed.

The

filter

should

be

replaced

at

least

once

every

three

months

or

more

frequently

if

the

cooker

hood

is

used

for

more

than

three

hours

a

day.

IMPORTANT:

There

could

be

a

possible

fire

hazard

if

the

grease

and

charcoal

filters

are

not

replaced

according

to

these

instructions.

For

replacement

filters

please

use

the

order

form

enclosed.

Do‘s

and

Don'ts

Do’s

Do

have

the

visor

open

when

using

the

hob

even

if

the

fan

on

the

hood

is

not

switched

on.

Do

take

extra

care

when

frying.

Do

keep

heating

areas

on

your

hob

covered

over

with

pots

and

pans

when

using

the

hob

and

cooker

hood

simultaneously.

Don’ts

Don’t

leave

naked

flames

under

the

hood.

Don’t

leave

frying

pans

unattended

during

use

as

over

heated

fats

and

oils

may

catch

fire.

Don’t

do

flambe

cooking

under

this

cooker

hood.

8

TRYCITY

BENDIX

SERVICE

CENTRES

ABERDEEN

AB

01224

696569

Tricity

Bendix

After

Sales

Service

Northeast

Appliance

Service

8

Cornhill

Arcade

Aberdeen

AB2

5UT

HAVERFORDWEST

SA

33-39.

41-44,

61-73

01437

710914

Tricity

Bendix

After

Sales

Service

•>

C

Butherway

1

Church

Road

Roch

Haverfordwest

Dyfed

Wales

SA62

6AG

ARGYLLE

PA24'61

01505

321316

Tricity

Bendix

After

Sales

Service

Briar

Hill

7

Hilt

Street

Djnoon

PA23

7AL

HEREFORD

HR

1-9.

LD1-8.

SY7,

SY18,

NP

5,

NP7.8

01432

340334

Tricity

Bendix

After

Sales

Service

Domestic

Repair

Centre

Unit

3

Bank

Buildings

Cattle

Market

Hereford

HR49HX

BARNSTAPLE

EX18-23,

31'39

01271

328826

Tricity

Bendix

After

Sales

Service

McBain

Refrigeration

P.O.

Box

12

Barnstaple.

North

Devon

EX31

2YB

HULL

YO

4,

11-18,

25

HU

1-19

DN14

01482

585678

Tricity

Bendix

After

Sales

Service

John

Sizer

Unit

1

Boulevard

Unit

Factory

Estate

Hull

HU34AY

BORDERS

TD

01573224411

Tricity

Bendix

After

Sales

Service

James

Stewart

&

Son

2-8

Wood

Market

Kelso

Borders

TD57AX

INVERNESS

IV

1-28,

30-36,

40-49,

51-56

PH

19-26,

30-44

KW1-14

01463

792952

Tricity

Bendix

After

Sales

Service

Highland

Appliances

Unit

3B3

Smlthton

Industrial

Estate

Smithton

Inverness

IV1

2PD

BRISTOL

BS

SP

TA

0117

921

1876

Tricity

Bendix

After

Sales

Service

P.O.

Box

372

Bristol

BS99

1UD

ISLE

OF

WIGHT

PO

30-41

01983

872552

Tricity

Bendix

After

Sales

Service

Wyatts

Electrical

Service

4

Forelands

Road

Be

mb

ridge

Isle

of

Wight

P035

5XW

CANVEY

E.

EC,

EN,

N,

NW.W,

WC

AL,

CB.

HA,

HP.

LU.

MK,

SG

UB.WD,

PE16*19

CM,

CO.

iG.

RM,

SS

PE14,

15.17.

34,38

IP.

NR,

PE30-33.

PE35-37

0181

443

3464

0181

965

9699

0161

965

9699

01266

694144

01266

694144

01603

667017

01603

667017

01603

667017

01603

667017

Tricity

Bendix

After

Sales

Service

2-4

Sandhurst

Kings

Road

Canvey

island

SS8

OQY

JERSEY

JE

01534

505050

Jersey

Electricity

Company

POBOX45

Oueens

Road

St

Helier

Jersey

Channel

Islands

JE4

8NY

CARDIFF

CF,NP1-4.

6,

9*44

SA1-18,

21-32

01222

460131

Tricity

Bendix

After

Sales

Service

Guardian

Industrial

Estate

Clydesmuir

Road

Tremorla

Cardiff

CF2

2QS

LAMPETER

SA

19.

20.

40,

45-48

SY

23,

24,

25

01570

423020

Tricity

Bendix

After

Sales

Service

Lampeter

Domestic

Appliance

Services

Unit

16

Lampeter

Industrial

Estate

Lampeter

Dyfed

SA48

70Y

CUMBRIA

CA

01226

594747

Tricity

Bendix

After

Sales

Service

ET.B.

Services

Carlisle

Enterprise

Centre

James

Street^

Carlisle

CA2

SAP

Tricity

Bendix

After

Sales

Service

Allan

Crossan

(Service)

93

Irish

Street

Dumfries

Scotland

DG12PQ

DUMFRIES

A

galloway

DG1-14

01387

69694

LANCASTER

LA

1-23

01772

316175

Tricity

Bendix

After

Sales

Service

NL

Services

Unit

333

Banglet

Road

Walton

Summit

Bamber

Bridge

Preston

Lancashire

PR5

8AR

DUNDEE

DDl-14

PH8-18

01250

876285

Tricity

Bendix

After

Sales

Service

1

Brogan

Domestic

Caimleigh

Dunkeld

Road

Blairgowrie

Perthshire

PH106RT

LEEDS

BD.

DN1-7,

10-12,

HD,

HG.

HX.

LS.

S.

WF,

Y01-3.

5-8,

DE.

NG1-22.

25

01132608511

Tricity

Bendix

After

Sales

Service

64-66

Cross

Gates

Road

Leeds

LS15

7NN

LINCOLN

DN21

Subcodes

1.2.5

only

LN1.2.

4.

5,6

LN3

Subcodes

4

&

5

only

LN8-10

NG23.

24.

31

-34

PEI-13.

20-25

01522

514603

Tricity

Bendix

After

Safes

Seivice

GLASGOW

EH.

FK.G,

KA.

KY1-16.

ML.

PA1-23.

PHI-7,

ZE

0141

647

4381

Tricity

Bendix

After

Sales

Service

20

Cunningham

Road

Clyde

Estate

Rutherglen

Glasgow

Q731PP

Unit

8

Stonefield

Park

Clifton

Street

Lincoln

LN5

8AA

NEWTON

ABBOT

EX1-17

PL1-9.16.19.

20.

21

TQ

01626

65909

Tricity

Bendix

After

Sales

GUERNSEY

GU

01481

46931

Guernsey

Electricity

POBox4

Vale

Guernsey

Channel

Islands

South

West

Domestic

Services

Unit

2

Zealley

industrial

Estate

Kingsteignton

Newton

Abbot

South

Devon

T012

3SJ

HELP

US

TO

HELP

YOU

Please

determine

your

type

of

enquiry

before

writing

or

telephoning.

SERVICE

In

the

event

of

your

appliance

requiring

service,

Tricity

Bendix

have

an

arrangement

with

Electrolux

Group

Service.

Before

calling

out

an

engineer,

please

ensure

you

have

read

the

details

under

the

heading

‘Before

Calling

a

Service

Engineer’

and

have

the

model

number

and

purchase

date

to

hand.

The

telephone

number

and

address

for

service

is

detailed

on

the

list

headed

‘Tricity

Bendix

Service

Centres’.

PLEASE

NOTE

that

all

enquiries

concerning

service

should

be

addressed

to

your

local

Cus¬

tomer

Service

Centre.

CUSTOMER

CARE

DEPARTMENT

FOR

GENERAL

ENQUIRIES

concerning

your

Tricity

Bendix

appliance,

or

further

information

on

Cookers,

Cooker

Hoods,

Microwave

Ovens,

Refrigeration

or

Home

Laundry

equipment,

you

are

invited

to

contact

our

Customer

Care

De¬

partment.

Do

not

hesitate

to

contact

us

by

letter

or

tel¬

ephone

as

follows;

Customer

Care

Department

Tricity

Bendix

99

Oakley

Road

Luton

Bedfordshire

LU4

9QQ

Telephone:

(01582)

585858

BEFORE

CALLING

A

SERVICE

ENGINEER

We

strongly

recommend

that

you

carry

out

the

following

checks

on

your

appliance

before

call¬

ing

a

Service

Engineer,

it

may

be

that

the

prob¬

lem

is

a

simple

one,

which

you

can

solve

your¬

self

without

the

expense

of

a

Service

call.

If

our

Service

Engineer

finds

that

the

problem

is

listed

below

you

will

be

charged

for

the

call

whether

or

not

the

appliance

is

under

guarantee:

'

-

Make

sure

the

appliance

is

properly

wired

in

and

that

the

Connection

Unit

is

switched

"ON”.

-

Check

there

is

power

to

the

Connection

Unit.

-

Check

the

fuse

in

the

Connection

Unit.

-

Check

the

mains

fuse.

TRYCITY

BENDIX

SERVICE

CENTRES

NORTH

WALES

LL

01745

591616

01745

590096

Tricity

Bendix

After

Sales

Service

QMS

(Cymru)

Unit

2

Coed

-

Parc

Abergele

Road

Rhuddlan

Clwyd

Wales

LL18

5UG

NORTHERN

DLTS

DHY021.

22

01325

301400

Tricity

Bendix

After

Sales

DH

NE

$R

0191

493

2025

Service

FY

PR

WN

BB

BL

M

01282

774621

PO

Box

40

OL

SK

0151

254

1724

Preston

Road

CHCHLWA

0151

254

1724

Aycliffe

Industrial

Estate

Newton

Aycliffe

Co

Durham

DL5

6XA

NORTHERN

IRELAND

EAST

0T1-3O,

36-57,

63-67

01232

746591

Tricity

Bendix

After

Sales

Service

Unit

C3

Edenderry

Industrial

Estate

326

Crumlin

Road

Belfast

8T14

7EE

NORTHERN

BT31-35

01861

510400

Tricity

Bendix

After

Sales

IRELAND

WEST

BT60-62

BT68-32

BT92-94

Sen/ice

G

&

0

(Armagh)

Service

Owenmore

House

Kilwee

Business

Park

Upper

Ounmurray

Lane

Belfast

BT17

0HD

NUNEATON

B

DY

ST

TF

0121

358

7076

Tricity

Bendix

After

Sales

WR

WSWV

0121

358

5051

Service

GLNN

OX

SN

01993

704411

Unit

23-24

Alliance

Business

Park

CV

LEI

5

01203

354424

Townsend

Drive

or

0116251

5131

Nuneaton

Warwickshire

evil

6RX

REDRUTH

TR1-20,

26.

27

PL10-15.

17.

18,

22-35

01209

314407

Tricity

Bendix

After

Sales

Service

Cornwall

Domestic

Sen,rice

Unit

7D

Pool

Industrial

Estate

Druids

Road

Redruth

Cornwall

TR15

3QW

SHREWSBURY

SY1-6

SY8-17

SY19-22

01743

450279

Tricity

Bendix

After

Sales

Service

BLI

Service

6

Harlescott

Bam

Hahescott

Lane

Shrewsbury

Shropshire

SY1

3SY

SOUTH

DNS.

9,15-20

01472

267978

Tricity

Bendix

After

Sales

HUMBERSIDE

DN21

Subcodes

3,

4

only

DN31-40

LN3

Subcode

6

only

LN7.11-13

Service

John

Robinson

(Electrical)

Unit

74

New

Enterprise

Centre

King

Edward

Street

Great

Grimsby

0N31

3JP

SOUTHERN

BH

BN16-18GU27-35

01705

667411

Tricity

Bendix

After

Sales

DT

01705

667411

Service

P01-22

SO

SP

01179211876

Limberline

Road

BA

BSTATR21-25

01179211876

Hilsea

Portsmouth

Hampshire

P03

5JJ

TONBRIDGE

GU1-26

RG

SL

0252

245505

&

Tricity

Bendix

After

Sales

CTDAMETN

01732

357722

Service

30

Morley

Road

BN

1-15.

20-27

RH

01273

694341

Tonbridge

TW8RCR

SESW

0181

658

9069

Kent

SMKT

0181

658

9069

TN91RA