Hotpoint Microwave Oven 6665 User Manual

6665 & 6666  
BUILT-IN MICROWAVE OVENS  
Installation Instructions  
Retention of this Instruction Book...  
This Instruction Book must be kept handy for reference as it contains important details on the safe and  
proper use of the appliance.  
If you sell or pass the appliance to someone else, or move house and leave it behind, make sure this Book  
is also provided so the new owner can become familiar with the appliance and safety warnings.  
 
5.  
6.  
Assemble the foam exhaust guide pieces together by inter-  
locking the tabs into the holes, to obtain the assembly shown  
(Fig. 2).  
A.  
1.  
Please read these instructions carefully before you begin  
The microwave oven can be installed into a 600mm wide  
Cabinet. The installation cavity must have the following  
internal dimensions:  
Height: 395mm (± 2mm)  
Width: 562x570mm  
Peel the backing strip off the adhesive side of the assembled  
exhaust guide, then fit it to the cabinet using the left hand  
edge of the left carrier rail to align the one side, then use the  
lines drawn on the cabinet to align the other remaining parts  
of the exhaust guide.  
Depth: At least 400mm  
Vent: Min 45mm x 562mm applicable to all panels.  
(Ensure the vent is not obstructed)  
See Fig. 1.  
N.B. Access will be required to accommodate the plug  
top/mains cable.  
2.  
3.  
The shelf must be able to support a weight of 15kg.  
C.  
1.  
Preparing the microwave oven for installation  
In the event of appliance failure, switch off the oven by  
switching off at the wall switch and removing the mains plug  
from the socket, or by isolating the supply from the main fuse-  
box. Trim kit should be removed (see section E) prior to taking  
out the oven from the cabinet.  
Remove the 2 screws shown in (Fig. 4) from the underside of  
the oven base below the door. Then use these screws to  
attach the blanking plate (D) to this area of the oven.  
2.  
3.  
4.  
Remove the screw at the rear right top of the oven (viewed  
from behind the oven).  
Electrical Connections  
The appliance is already fitted with a plug and may only be  
connected to a correctly installed earthed socket. Only a qualified  
electrician may install or relocate a socket outlet. The plug must be  
accessible after installation unless an isolator switch is used to  
disconnect all poles having a contact gap of at least 3mm in each  
pole.  
Attach cushion strips (L) to the front and rear flanges of the  
oven exhaust guide (E). As shown in (Fig. 5).  
Hook the Oven exhaust guide (E) into the rear panel of the  
oven (see arrow - Fig. 5). Secure the Exhaust guide (E) onto  
the rear panel of the oven using screw removed earlier. Then  
fit black tape strips (M) to the left and right flanges to seal this  
part to the top of the microwave oven. See (Fig. 5).  
Contents  
A
B
C
D
E
F
Paper template  
Carrier rails  
Foam exhaust guide set  
Blanking plate  
Metal exhaust guide  
Grille  
1 piece  
2 pieces  
3 pieces  
1 piece  
5.  
Rest the microwave oven on the carrier rails (B). Plug the  
power cord into the wall mains outlet via hole cut in the back  
of the cabinet. Ensure that the feet of the oven are located  
into the recesses.  
N.B. Care should be taken when fitting the microwave oven,  
so as not to pinch the foam pieces and the power cord during  
installation. Therefore an assistant may be required.  
1 piece  
2 pieces  
2 pieces  
4 pieces  
4 pieces  
2 pieces  
2 pieces  
1 piece  
G
H
K
L
Side trims  
Screws (short)  
Screws (long)  
Cushions  
M
N
Black Tape Strips  
Reinforcement Bracket  
D.  
1.  
Attaching the Plastic Grilles and Side Trims  
J
Top Grille (with metal strip)  
1 piece  
Please note that this part has to be assembled using 1 Grille (F)  
and the Reinforcement Bracket (N). See Fig. 1b for assembly  
instructions.  
Centralise and align the frame pieces to the front of the  
cabinet and mark the position of the screw holes, and then  
drill holes using a 3mm drill bit.  
Also check that all the contents are available before  
commencing work.  
2.  
3.  
Loosely attach the top and bottom grille pieces (F/J) to the  
front of the cupboard using the screws (K) provided as shown  
in (Fig. 6). Ensure that grille piece J is fitted at the top.  
Hold the side trim pieces (G) against the oven and align the  
top and bottom grill vents (F/J). Ensure there is an equal gap  
between the oven and the trim pieces.  
B.  
Preparing the cupboard for installation  
1.  
Mark the centre of the cabinet shelf. Place the paper template  
(A) onto the shelf, ensuring that the arrow on the template is  
on the centreline and flush to the front leading edge of the  
cabinet shelf.  
4.  
5.  
Tighten up the screws (K).  
Press and clip the side trims (G) into place, between the top  
and bottom grills on the edge of the cabinet.  
2.  
3.  
4.  
Using a 3mm drill bit, pre-drill the 4 holes marked on the  
template for attaching the carrier rails. When this is done  
remove the template.  
E.  
Removing the Plastic Grills and Side Trims  
Fold template (A) along the dotted line, reposition the  
template to the centre of the cabinet shelf and mark around  
the corners. Once completed remove the template.  
Insert a flat bladed screwdriver into the slot of the side trim pieces  
(G) and prise them off. See (Fig. 6). Remove the screws fixing the  
top and bottom grill vent pieces. Ensure that the screwdriver does  
not slip as to avoid causing damage to the side trim pieces.  
Fit the carrier rails (B) onto the cabinet shelf using the 4 small  
screws (H) provided (Fig. 3).  
 

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