4.6 - Fitting the filtration splashback (installationatending the working life of the hood. Special3.4 - Cleaning
Part 2OPERATION AND
type A/B)attention should be paid to the grease filters andThe metal work, both inside and outside, should
1 - The filtration splashback item P is provided withMAINTENANCEto the charcoal filter when the hood is used inbe cleaned regularly by using a mild household
a telescopic panel which allows the cooker hoodthe recirculation mode.detergent or liquid soap.
to be installed even at a higher distance than 65INSTRUCTIONSCare should be taken not to use abrasive cleaning
3.1 - Metal grease filter
cm from the hotplate: 69 cm maximum (fig. 9).materials, especially when cleaning stainless
1 - Cleaning
2 - Remove the metal filters and the telescopic panel1 - SAFETY WARNINGSsteel surfaces.
The metal grease filter should be cleaned every
from splashback item P (fig. 10).
It is most important that all the warningstwo months with normal usage and can be
3 - Place splashback item P into the opening in the
shown in paragraphe 3 of the Installationwashed in a dishwasher or by hand using a mild
casing and mark on the wall the four fixing
instructions are strictly observed. Moreover,detergent or liquid soap.
holes (fig. 11).
pay special attention to the following warnings2 - Replacement
4 - Drill all the marked holes using a ? 8 mm drill.
during the use and maintenance of the cookerRemove the filters, one at a time, paying atten-
5 - Replace the telescopic panel onto the splashback.
hood:tion to support them with one hand while pulling
ATTENTION: the panel cannot be placed
1.1 - The grease filters and the charcoal filtersthe stainless steel bolts backwards (fig. 14).
into the opening with the splashback item 9
Refit the filters paying attention to keep the
fixed to the wall.should be cleaned or replaced as recommen-
ded by the manufacturer or more frequentlybolts facing downwards.
6 - Fix the splashback item P to the wall using four
Attention: There could be a possible fire ha-
screws and ? 8 mm rawl plugs supplied.if the hood is used consistently (over four
hours per day).zard if the filters are not cleaned according
7 - Replace the metal filters.
to these instructions.
1.2 - When using a gas hob in conjunction with
4.7 - Fitting the railing (fig. 12)the cooker hood never leave the burners of3.2 - Charcoal filters
1 - Unscrew the screws fixing the front part of the
the hob uncovered while the hood is in use1 - Functioning
cooker hood cover.or when the pans have been removed. SwitchIn the recycling mode the charcoal filters absorb
2 - Place the railing above the holes for the cooker
off the gas before removing the pan, or forsmells and odours.
hood cover.just short periods and never leave the hobThe charcoal filters cannot be washed and should
3 - Fix the cooker hood cover and the railing using
unattended.be replaced at least every 4 months or more
the two screws.
1.3 - Always ensure that the flame is kept at afrequently if the hood is used consistently.
correct intensity to prevent the flame from2 - Replacement
licking round from the bottom of the pan;a - Remove the metal filters from the canopy
this will save energy and will avoid a dan-hood item C.
gerous concentration of heat.b - Replace the filters by removing the fixing
1.4 - Always ensure that the appliance is used asknobs (fig. 15).
in accordance with the manufacturer instruc-3 - If the cooker hood is specified in the recircu-
tions for the removal of contaminated air andlation mode with the charcoal filters fitted, en-
odours during cooking.sure that the selector knob is in the recirculation
mode as illustrated in fig. 16.
2 - OPERATION3.3 - Worktop lighting
Two 60W lamps or two 20W spot lights ensure
Control panel (fig. 13)
the lighting of the worktop.
The cooker hood can be operated as follows:
1 - Lamps replacement (fig. 17)
SWITCH L = controls the worktop illumina-
a - Remove the metal cover item T on the right
tion
hand side. The glass strip is kept in its
SWITCH M = controls power to the motor
position by the retaining lugs item Z.
SWITCH V = controls the fan speed.
Position 1 = low speed, should be selected whenb - Move the glass strip towards the right until
the opposite end is free (arrow 1). Pull the
simmering or using only one pan;
the noise level is kept to the mini-glass strip slightly down (arrow 2) and move
it back in the opposite direction (arrow 3)
mum
Position 2 = medium speed, should be selecteduntil the glass strip can be removed.
for normal cooking. This speed of-Replace the laps with one of the same type and
fers the best ratio between air capa-refit the glass strip by reversing the operation.
city and noise level2 - Spot lights replacement (fig. 18)
Position 3 = top speed, should be selected whena - Loosen the screws fixing the lamps support.
frying or cooking food with strongb - Pull both lamps and supports downwards.
odours, even for a long periodc - Remove and replace the lamps with one of
the same type (12V - 20W) by inserting the
two plugs into the holders.
3 - MAINTENANCE
Ensure that the halogen spot lights are correctly
Regular maintenance and cleaning will ensurefitted into the holders to prevent accidental un-
good performance and reliability, while ex-hookings. |
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