TABLE OF CONTENTS
Installation/Operation Manual
FR-SC1770/90/11
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Safety Precautions ..................2~5
Precautions on Use......................5
Preparation ..............................6~7
Name of Parts ..............................6
Switch ..........................................7
Installation .............................8~12
Preparation and Check
before Installation ................... 8~10
Cooker Hood Installation .....10~12
Operation Check ........................12
Maintenance ........................13~15
Caution for Maintenance ............ 13
Detaching
/
Attaching
Cleaned Parts ......................13~14
Cleaning ..................................... 15
Other Information ................. 15~17
Specifications ............................. 15
Circuit Diagram ..........................16
Service and Warranty.................17
Cooker Hood
Thank you very much for your purchase of our cooker hood.
Before installing/operating the cooker hood, please read
this Manual thoroughly.
Keep this manual in a convenient place for future reference.
To the sales shop/installer:
After installation, please
give this manual to the user
without fail.
2
Safety Precautions
WARNING
Mounting work should be done by 2 persons minimum.
The weight of the cooker hood is about 19kg (FR-SC1770), 21kg (FR-SC1790),
23kg (FR-SC1711).
Mounting
cautioned
Read the following safety instructions before operating, and use the cooker hood properly and securely.
These instructions are for correct operation of the product to prevent any risk of hazards or damages inflicting on
you or others. The instructions are classified into 2 categories as "WARNING" and "CAUTION" depending on their
emergency and severity. Pay attention and strictly observe the instructions as they are critical for safety.
Safety Precautions
Be sure to disconnect the power plug from the wall outlet, or switch off the breaker when
care and maintenance. Also, don’t handle the power plug or breaker with wet hand.
Electric shock or injury may result in.
Disconnect
the plug
Never attempt to disassemble, repair, or modify.
Entrust them to the qualified technician, otherwise fire, electric shock, or abnormal
performance may occur.
Disassembly,
repair, or
modification
prohibited
The cooker hood is intended to be installed over a hob with up to four hob elements
or burners, no more than total 7.0kW.
Less than
4 burners
(7.0kW)
Don’t connect to the power voltage other than 220V/230V/240V AC.
Fire or electric shock may result in.
Using
prohibited
When dust accumulated on the blades of the power plug or on their roots, wipe off well.
Fire may result in.
Wipe off dust
When there may be a gas leak in your gas hob, don’t switch on or off the cooker hood.
Gas explosion may result in.
Operation
prohibited
Don’t spray water on the electric parts.
Fire or electric shock may result in.
Spraying
water
prohibited
Choose a mounting location where sufficient air flow is maintained.
CO poisoning may result if not ventilated adequately while using a natural vent type stove, etc.
Air supply
cautioned
There shall be adequate ventilation of the room when the range hood is used at
the same time as appliances burning gas or other fuels.
Air supply
cautioned
Electric wiring must be made properly by the professional installer or personnel.
Incorrect wiring may be cause of electric leakage or fire.
Assembly
cautioned
WARNING
CAUTION
Alerts possible risk of death or serious injury, if not observed.
Alerts possible risk of injury or physical damage, if not observed.
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Safety Precautions
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Be sure to disconnect the power plug from the wall outlet, or switch off the breaker
when not using for a long time.
Insulation may be deteriorated, and fire or electric shock may result in.
Disconnect
the plug
Disconnect
by holding
the plug
Accessible parts may become hot when used with cooking appliances.
Don’t touch the filter or parts around it while cooking.
The filter or parts may drop, and burn or injury may result in.
Using
prohibited
Ensure that electric wiring is made safely according to the standard or
regulations related.
Incorrect wiring may result in fire or electrical shock.
Assemble the fan or component parts securely.
Injury by dropping may result in.
When disconnecting the power plug, hold the plug itself. Don’t pull the cord anyway.
The cord may be damaged, and fire or electric shock may result in.
Assembly
cautioned
Assembly
cautioned
Contact
prohibited
Never use the product in a wet place such as bath room, etc. (Use a ventilation fan for
bath room.)
It may be cause of fire or failure if used.
CAUTION
This appliance is not intended for use by person (including children) with reduced
physical, sensory or mental capabilities, or lack of experience and knowledge, unless
they have been given supervision or instruction concerning use of the appliance by
a person responsible for their safety.
Children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the appliance.
Supervision
requested
Mounting
cautioned
Mount the product securely after selecting a solid place.
Dropping may result in injury.
Mounting
cautioned
Improper
discharge
prohibited
The minimum distance between the supporting surface for the cooking vessels on
the hob and the lowest part of the cooker hood. When the cooker hood is located
above a hob, this distance shall be at least 445mm.
If the instructions for installation for the hob specify a greater distance, this has to be
taken into account.
The air must not be discharged into a flue that is used for exhausting fumes from
appliances burning gas or other fuels (not applicable to appliances that only
discharge the air back into the room).
WARNING
Exhaust adjustment must be ensured.
Ensure
adjustment
There is a fire risk if cleaning is not carried out in accordance with the instructions.
Clean
frequently
Do not flambé under the cooker hood.
Flambé
prohibited
Contact
prohibited
During operation, never insert fingers or other objects.
Failure or injury may result in.
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Safety Precautions
CAUTION
Caution
Caution
Mounting
cautioned
Mounting
cautioned
When the oil reaches one half of the oil tray, it must be cleaned to prevent overflow
and oil dripping during removal.
During installation, the hook and plastic expansion pipe (on the concrete wall) must be
matched with the product to prevent the product from falling.
In order to prevent the product from falling, the plastic expansion pipe used must be
equipped with a corresponding drill bit with a minimal gap between them.
Specific methods for gas exhaust must be indicated.
Prohibited
To avoid eye damage, do not look directly at the LED light while it is on.
If the power cord is damaged, it must be replaced by the manufacturer, its service agent
or similarly qualified persons in order to avoid a hazard.
Replace the
cord if it’s
damaged
Wear gloves
Be sure to wear gloves when care and maintenance.
Injury by the sharp edges or corners may result in.
Prohibited
Do not put anything on the cooker hood.
It may be cause of fire, failure, or injury by dropping.
Operation
prohibited
Switch off the cooker hood at once when oil caught fire while cooking.
It’s dangerous if not stop as fire is built up.
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Safety Precautions
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Operate the cooker hood without fail when using cooking wares.
Otherwise, it may be cause of the cooker hood damage or failure by increased temperature.
Don’t use a gas range with nothing put on it.
The body of the cooker hood is heated, and it may cause trouble.
Prevent influence of direct wind from air conditioner.
Smoke capturing performance may be deteriorated if influenced. Especially, as the Induction
Heater (IH) provides nearly no ascending air current, it is easily influenced in open place.
When using with the Induction Heater (IH), smoke capturing performance may be
deteriorated by influence of cross wind. Also, the surface of the cooker hood may be
dew condensation if it is used in low temperature.
In this case, use the cooker hood after wiping off.
During operation, pay attention to sufficient air supply.
Provide adequate air intake slots on the wall opposite from the cooker hood, or open the door
of the room a little. Otherwise, ventilation performance may be deteriorated, or abnormal noise/
vibration may result in.
Separate gas heater more than 500mm from the cooker hood.
As the around of gas heater becomes high temperature, separate more than 500mm.
Never install the cooker hood above gas heater. If not, it may be cause of the cooker hood
damage or failure by increased temperature.
Do not use the cooker hood with its rectifier panel removed.
Smoke capturing performance may be deteriorated.
Precautions on Use
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Preparation
Preparation
Name of Parts
List of Included Items
Name Usage Usage Quantity
Main unit
—
1
Exhaust port Connecting the main unit and the duct 1
Soft tape Sealing the exhaust port and the duct 1
Washer-head wood screw
(
∅
5.1×45)
Mounting the main unit 4
Pattern paper Mounting the main unit 1
Power cord
Hood body
Rectifier panel
Oil tray
LED
LED
Switch
Fan
Fan guard
Filter
Recycling unit (Optional)
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Switch
Airflow On/Off Switches
Press this switch to turn on/off the airflow.
The switch button will light up when pressed.
Timer On/Off Switch
During normal use, press this switch
to turn on/off the timer operation of the
airflow.
The timer button will flash and the fan
will operate for approx. three minutes
at the set speed before turning off
automatically.
Use of the timer will remove odors and
prevent oil collecting on the fan.
* The light will not turn off after the timer
operation finishes.
Press the light On/Off switch to turn off
the light.
* The timer operation can also be canceled
by pressing the airflow On/Off switches.
Light On/Off Switch
Press this switch to turn on/off the light.
(Low) : When there isn’t much smoke/for quiet operation
(Medium) : During normal operation
(High) : When there is a lot of smoke/for quick ventilation
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Installation
Installation
1. Mount the cooker hood carefully and avoid contact with any metal parts (the lath in the wall
or the like) of the building.
2. Never embed the body of the cooker hood in the wall. Otherwise, leakage current in the
wall, if any, flows to the body of the cooker hood.
3. The air must not be discharged into a flue that is used for exhausting fumes from appliances
burning gas or other fuels (not applicable to appliances that only discharge the air back into
the room).
4. The minimum distance between the supporting surface for the cooking vessels on the hob
and the lowest part of the cooker hood. When the cooker hood is located above a hob, this
distance shall be at least 445mm.
If the instructions for installation for the hob specify a greater distance, this has to be taken
into account.
5. Use a gas range having a narrower width than that of the cooker hood.
6. Avoid using the cooker hood with changes in the specification, for instance, with modifying
the switch.
7. Do not install the cooker hood in a wet area or in other wet rooms since it may result in
electric shock or damage.
8. Do not install the cooker hood at a place where its ambient temperature exceeds 40°C,
otherwise it may result in failure.
9. To protect your hands from injury, wear working gloves when installing the cooker hood.
10. If the power cord is damaged, it must be replaced by the manufacturer or its service agent
or a similarly qualified person in order to avoid a hazard.
Preparation and Check before Installation
CAUTION
Checking mounting surface strength
The mounting surface should have sufficient strength enough to support the cooker hood.
Mount the cooker hood on a place durable to support the weight of the cooker hood.
[Product weight 19kg (FR-SC1770), 21kg (FR-SC1790), 23kg (FR-SC1711)]
In the case of boarded wall
If the thickness is more than 20mm, mount the cooker hood directly to the wall.
If the thickness is less than 20mm, embed a reinforcing board and mount the cooker hood to
this board.
In the case of a concrete/tile faced wall
Embed a reinforcing board in the wall in advance, or use a curl plug or the like.
Power Supply
• This product does not include a power plug. Please have a qualified technician attach a power plug to
the power cord.
• Be sure to use the wall outlet only for the cooker hood.
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(Unit: mm)
Checking Accessory Parts
Take out the main unit and accessory parts from the packing box, and check whether there is any
shortage.
Confirmation of the installation location
148
890
30 100
Power cord
Length:1m
600/800/1000
700/900/1100
544
125
21
R3
R9
12
300
70
445
74
70
2-9
(445)
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Installation
Cooker Hood Installation
Attaching exhaust port
Soft tape
Shutter opening
direction
Insertion slot
Correct
Wrong
Note
When attaching the exhaust outlet, pay attention
to its shutter opening direction. If it's installed
incorrectly, it may cause bad discharge,
abnormal noise, etc.
1) Remove the oil tray.
2) Remove the three screws securing the oil panel to
the top of the unit, then remove the oil panel.
Oil tray
Oil panel
Do not use the exhaust duct when using a recycling unit sold separately.
* Please read the installation manual included with the separately sold unit for more information.
The fixing screws are supplied with attaching to the top plate.
Insert the exhaust outlet to the insertion slot on the top of the
enclosure, and fix using 2 screws.
Then attach the supplied soft tape around the exhaust outlet.
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Note
Please use suitable accessories during installation (refer to page 6).
May add or opt for other accessories as reinforcement when necessary.
5mm
3) Using the patterned paper included, insert the washer-head wood
screws (
∅
5.1×45) 5mm into the mounting wall for the left and right
keyholes of the mounting bracket.
Allow about 5mm of space between the wall and screw heads for
hanging the cooker hood.
4) Hang the unit’s keyholes onto the installed washer-head
wood screws, and then tighten the screws.
5) Affix two washer-head wood screws into the lower,
round openings of the keyholes to secure it.
Note
Please press on the oil panel tightly while affixing it so
that it does not fall.
Oil panel
Hook
Hook
Guide
6) Attach the oil panel.
Hang the two hooks at the lower end of the oil panel
on the unit, then lift up the oil panel and align it with the
guide.
Affix the oil panel using the three screws previously
removed in Step 2).
Washer-head
wood screw
Note
The longer the exhaust duct, the lower the ventilation.
7)
Connect
∅
150 flexible tube duct or the like with the exhaust outlet.
Make the exhaust outlet secure and air-tight using non-flammable
tape such as aluminium tape, etc. (not supplied)
Flexible tube duct
Taping with non-flammable
materials (Alminum tape etc.)
These steps are not necessary when using a recycling unit, sold
separately. Please continue to Step 8) on page 12.
* Please read the installation manual included with the separately
sold unit for more information.
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Installation
1) Please install the oil tray matched with the product.
2) Turn the breaker to on and start the test operation. Turn on a breaker and check operation.
•
Check that the fan rotates normally at all speeds during operation.
•
Check that there are no abnormal sound or vibration.
Operation Check
9) Rectifier panel installation.
Securely hang the hanging brackets found on the
upper side of the rectifier panel onto the hooking
brackets of the main unit. The rectifier panel will be
secured to the main unit when it is pressed against
the two magnets located at the bottom of the main
unit.
Rectifier panel
Magnet
Hooking
bracket
Hanging bracket
8) Attach the oil tray as before.
Align both sides of the oil tray with the installation
section guides while pushing in the tray until it is
completely inserted.
Oil tray
Guide
Note
Oil may not collect in the short period of time depending
on oil cooking frequencies (it's not defects or failure).
Note
Make sure that the rectifier panel is locked securely.
It may be a cause of dropping if not locked firmly.
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Maintenance
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Install all parts using the opposite procedure as that for removing the parts.
Caution for Maintenance
Oil Tray
Detaching
/
Attaching Cleaned Parts
Maintenance
Clean the cooker hood as many times as possible (especially, clean the filter once every month) as it
will become very dirty. For a family size of 4 to 5 people and cooking twice a day, clean the filter once
every two weeks. If the cooker hood is left unattended for a long time, much oil is accumulated and it will
become difficult to remove the hardened grease.
• Before cleaning the cooker hood, be sure to disconnect the power plug from the receptacle,
or turn off the breaker.
• For safety, always wear a pair of rubber gloves while cleaning the filter, etc.
• Especially, be careful to prevent electric parts such as the motor, switch, connectors or the
like from being splashed with water.
• Do not spray liquid of any type detergent to the electric parts. It’s cause trouble.
• Do not use solvents such as thinner, benzine, polishing powder or the like for cleaning the
painted surfaces, facing plates, etc. as these parts may become lusterless or scored.
• Do not wash parts with a hard brush or the like for cleaning as it can be damaging.
Note
Oil may not collect in the short period of time depending on oil
cooking frequencies (it's not defects or failure).
Oil tray
Oil tray
Guide
Attaching
Align both sides of the oil tray with the installation section guides
while pushing in the tray until it is completely inserted.
Detaching
Firmly lift up on both sides of the oil tray and pull straight out
while keeping it level.
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Maintenance
Attaching
Attaching
Rectifier Panel
Detaching
1) Grasping the rectifier panel firmly with both hands
and pulling directly out will cause the rectifier panel to
release from the fixing magnets.
2) Lift the rectifier panel upwards while slightly opened,
and separate the hanging brackets from the hooking
brackets.
Note
When performing care and maintenance, be careful not to deform
the hooking brackets and hanging brackets of the rectifier panel.
Otherwise, it may be impossible to attach the rectifier panel properly.
In order not to drop the rectifier panel, hold it by both hands securely.
If dropped, it may be a cause of injury, flaw or warp of parts, etc.
When cleaning the rectifier panel, be sure to detach it from the main
unit. If not, it may drop and result in injury, damage of parts, etc.
Rectifier panel
Magnet
Hooking
bracket
Hanging bracket
Rectifier panel
Magnet
Hooking
bracket
Hanging bracket
Note
Make sure that the rectifier panel is locked securely.
It may be a cause of dropping if not locked firmly.
Filter
Note
Be sure to hold the filter with hand when removing it.
Otherwise, it may drop and result in injury.
Filte
r
knob
lock
Hook
Filter
Rectifier panel installation.
Securely hang the hanging brackets found on the upper
side of the rectifier panel onto the hooking brackets of
the main unit. The rectifier panel will be secured to the
main unit when it is pressed against the two magnets
located at the bottom of the main unit.
Insert the main unit hooks into the lower side of the filter, then
push the upper side of the filter onto the main unit. Slide the lock
downward to affix the filter in place.
Detaching
Slide the lock upwards while holding the filter knob to remove it.
Lift out the filter moving it upwards while supporting it with your
hand so that it does not fall, then detach it from the two hooks at
the bottom of the main unit.
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Other Information
Cleaning
Fan
As for cleaning of the fan, please consult Fujioh/Agent.
Hood body
When cleaning, use a neutral detergent and soft cloth.
Do not use an organic solvent. After cleaning, wipe the hood well with a wet cloth dipped in water to
remove any remaining detergent, and finally thoroughly wipe any moisture off using a dry cloth.
Note
When cleaning the rectifier panel, perform it on a flat surface in order not to deform it.
Oil tray/Rectifier panel/Filter
When cleaning, use a neutral detergent and soft cloth.
Do not use an organic solvent. After cleaning, wash off with water to remove all remaining detergent,
and finally thoroughly wipe any moisture off using a dry cloth.
Specifications
Rated Voltage
(V)
Speed
Frequency
(Hz)
Power Consumption
(W)
Air Flow
(m
3
/h)
Sound
(dB)
220
Hi
50 160 700 55
Med
50 125 625 52
Low
50 85 460 45
230
Hi
50 170 705 55
Med
50 135 635 53
Low
50 95 485 46
240
Hi
50 180 710 56
Med
50 140 650 53
Low
50 100 510 47
FR-SC1770/90/11(ventilating)
Rated Voltage
(V)
Speed
Frequency
(Hz)
Power Consumption
(W)
Air Flow
(m
3
/h)
Sound
(dB)
220
Hi
50 160 495 52
Med
50 125 470 51
Low
50 90 395 46
230
Hi
50 170 500 52
Med
50 135 475 51
Low
50 95 410 47
240
Hi
50 180 505 52
Med
50 140 480 51
Low
50 100 420 48
with recycling unit (optional)
*
with 3 watts for lamp
*
with 3 watts for lamp
Other Information
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Other Information
Rod terminal
220V/230V/240V
50Hz
Gray
Black
White
White
Purple
Red
Orange
Brown
Blue
Brown
Blue
Red
Black
Red
Black
Red
Brown
Blue
Orange
Operating switches
Hi LIGHTMedLowTIMER
LED LED
Black
Black
Black
White
Black
White
Ferrite
Black
Black
Red
RedRed
Green/Yellow
Capacitor
5.0µF 500V
M
Control panel
Connector
Connector
Connector
Connector
Connector
Motor
220V/230V/240V
50Hz
Distribution box
Circuit Diagram
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Other Information
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Service and Warranty
When requesting after sales service:
• If any abnormality occurs while the cooker hood is in operation, switch off the cooker hood to run,
check the following points, disconnect the power plug from the receptacle and consult the shop from
which you have purchased your cooker hood.
(1) Whether the fuse in the circuit breaker has been burnt out?
(2) Whether the power plug is not in proper contact with the receptacle?
When consulting the shop, inform the shop the type/model of cooker hood requiring repair and the date
when it was purchased.
• The minimum retention period of performance parts for repairing the cooker hood is
5 years after termination of manufacturing of the cooker hood.
The performance parts refer to those parts for required to maintain the functions of a cooker hood.
However the same kinds of repair parts or interchangeable parts will be supplied for 4 years thereafter.
If the functions can be maintained when repaired, we are willing to repair when ordered by you.
• The parts used on the cooker hood are subject to partial change without prior notice owing to
improvement of performance.
5
years
朕 村
芦廾式荷恬返過
FR-SC1770/90/11
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芦畠廣吭並㍻ ...........................2~5
聞喘倬岑 ...........................................5
彈 姥 ........................................6~7
何周兆各 ...........................................6
荷恬梓囚 ...........................................7
芦 廾 ......................................8~12
芦廾念議彈姥才殊臥 ................ 8~10
芦廾簾嗟冖字 .......................... 10~12
塰佩殊臥 .........................................12
略 擦 ....................................13~15
略擦廣吭並㍻ .................................13
蛍宣 / 芦廾勣賠牢何周 ........... 13~14
賠 準 ................................................15
凪麿佚連 ..............................15~17
号 鯉 ................................................15
窮揃夕 .............................................16
俐尖嚥隠俐 .....................................17
簾 嗟 冖 字
湖仍杭択云巷望簾嗟冖字。
芦廾 / 荷恬簾嗟冖字岻念，萩宥響緩傍苧慕。
堋響朔，萩要鋲隠砿緩傍苧慕。
彰御巣弁糾式芦廾汽了：
壓芦廾仏垢潤崩朔，暦駅萩
繍云聞喘傍苧慕格住綱人。
2
少 御
哘崛富喇 2 繁序佩芦廾垢恬。
簾嗟冖字議嶷楚埃葎 19kg（FR-SC1770），21kg（FR-SC1790），23kg（FR-SC1711）。
廣吭芦廾
芦廾式聞喘云恢瞳念，哘堋響參和芦畠廣吭並㍻，參宴屎鳩、芦畠仇芦廾簾嗟冖字。
宸乂芦畠廣吭並㍻崋壓屎鳩芦廾云恢瞳，參契斤徭失賜麿繁夛撹裡⑫賜彬墾。功象裡⑫來才鱒墾殻業，
芦畠廣吭並㍻蛍葎 " 少御 " 才 " 廣吭 " 曾倖吉雫。 喇噐宸乂廣吭並㍻斤噐芦畠崛購嶷勣，咀緩暦駅紗參廣
吭旺冢鯉嚠參恆便。
■ 芦畠廣吭並㍻
隠劍才略擦扮，暦駅貫峨恙貧偉和窮坿峨遊，賜購液僅窮匂蝕購。
緩翌，萩齢喘物返俊乾窮坿峨遊賜僅窮匂。
倦夸氏擬崑窮似賜繁附彬墾。
偉和窮坿
峨遊
俳齢徭佩介亢、俐尖賜個強。
哘萩栽鯉室宝繁埀序佩荷恬，倦夸辛嬬夛撹諮墻、窮似賜呟械秤趨。
冢鋤介亢、
俐尖賜個強
泌惚壓階狛 4 凛俗夥賜伴付夥俗議貧何芦廾簾嗟冖字，悳孔楕音辛階狛 7.0kW
4 凛俗夥參和
（7.0kW）
窮儿階狛 220V/230V/240V AC 議仇圭鋤峭聞喘。
倦夸辛嬬夛撹諮墻賜窮似。
鋤峭聞喘
哘将械賠準窮坿峨遊，參窒子馨持詔。
倦夸氏擬崑諮墻。
価茅子馨
炭賑亶息扮，冢鋤荷恬簾嗟冖字議蝕購。
倦夸氏夛撹炭賑卯姆。
冢鋤荷恬
冢鋤㏍販採窮徨何周島邦。
倦夸氏夛撹諮墻賜窮似。
冢鋤島邦
僉夲宥欠措挫議了崔序佩芦廾。
聞喘徭隼電賑塀俗醤吉扮，泌惚宥欠算賑音措氏夛撹匯剳晒娘嶄蕎。
廣吭宥欠
壓謹嶽匂醤伴付炭賑賜凪麿伴創議秤趨和聞喘簾嗟冖字扮，
哘聞片坪隠隔措挫議宥欠彜趨。
廣吭宥欠
駅倬喇廨匍芦廾繁埀屎鳩下㌔。
下㌔音輝辛嬬夛撹息窮賜諮墻。
廣吭怏廾
少 御 廣 吭
燕幣氏擬崑嶷寄
繁附彬蘭。
燕幣氏擬崑繁附
彬墾賜麗瞳鱒撒。
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- English: Fujioh FR-SC1790 User manual
