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HL

7275

DL

7275

Dunstabzugshaube

Afzuigkap

Hotte

Cooker

Hood

Campana

extractora

Montage-

und

Gebrauchsanweisung

Installatie-

en

gebruiksaanwijzing

Notice

d’utilisation

et

d’installation

Operating

and

Installation

Instructions

Instrucciones

de

montaje

y

manejo

Contents

Safety

warnings.46

For

the

user.46

For

the

installer.47

Description

of

the

Appliance.49

Extraction.49

Recirculation

Mode.49

Control

Panel.50

Maintenance

and

care.51

Cleaning

the

hood.51

Metal

grease

filter.51

Removing

the

metal

grease

filter.51

Charcoal

filter.52

Changing

the

light

bulb.53

What

to

do

if.54

Special

accessories.54

Service

and

Spare

Parts.55

Customer

Care

Department.55

Technical

Details.56

Mounting

accessories

included.56

Electrical

connection.56

Installation.57

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Safety

warnings

For

the

user

•

The

cooker

hood

is

designed

to

extract

unpleasant

odours

from

the

kitchen,

it

will

not

extract

steam.

•

Always

cover

lighted

elements,

to

prevent

excess

heat

from

damaging

the

appliance.

In

the

case

of

oil,

gas

and

coal

fired

cookers

it

is

essential

to

avoid

open

flames.

•

Also,

when

frying,

keep

the

deep

frying

pan

on

the

cooker

top/

cooker

under

careful

control.

•

The

hot

oil

in

the

frying

pan

might

ignite

due

to

overheating.

•

The

risk

of

self-ignition

increases

when

the

oil

being

used

is

dirty.

•

It

is

extremely

important

to

note

that

overheating

can

cause

a

fire.

•

Never

carry

out

any

flambe

cooking

under

the

hood.

•

Always

disconnect

the

unit

from

the

power

supply

before

carrying

out

any

work

on

the

hood,

including

replacing

the

light

bulb

(take

the

cartridge

fuse

out

of

the

fuse

holder

or

switch

off

the

automatic

circuit

breaker).

•

It

is

very

important

to

clean

the

hood

and

replace

the

filter

at

the

recommended

intervals.

Failure

to

do

so

could

cause

grease

deposits

to

build

up,

resulting

in

a

fire

hazard.

•

The

appliance

is

not

intended

for

use

by

young

children

or

infirm

persons

without

supervision.

•

Older

children

must

be

supervised

if

using

the

appliance.

•

Young

children

should

be

supervised

to

ensure

that

they

do

not

play

with

the

appliance.

•

WARNING

-

Ensure

that

the

appliance

is

switched

off

before

replacing

the

lamp

to

avoid

the

possibility

of

electric

shock.

This

appliance

is

marked

according

to

the

European

directive

2002/96/

EC

on

Waste

Electrical

and

Electronic

Equipment

(WEEE).

By

ensuring

this

product

is

disposed

of

correctly,

you

will

help

prevent

potential

negative

consequences

for

the

environment

and

human

health,

which

could

otherwise

be

caused

by

inappropriate

waste

handling

of

this

product.

The

symbol

H

o

n

the

product,

or

on

the

documents

accompanying

the

product,

indicates

that

this

appliance

may

not

be

treated

as

household

waste.

Instead

it

shall

be

handed

over

to

the

applicable

collection

point

for

the

recycling

of

electrical

and

electronic

equipment.

Disposal

must

be

carried

out

in

accordance

with

local

environmental

regulations

for

waste

disposal.

For

more

detailed

information

about

treatment,

recovery

and

recycling

of

this

product,

please

contact

your

local

city

office,

your

household

waste

disposal

service

or

the

shop

where

you

purchased

the

product.

For

the

installer

When

used

as

an

extractor

unit,

the

hood

must

be

fitted

with

a

150mm

diameter

hose.

Attention:

The

hose

is

not

supplied

and

must

be

purchased

separately.

Should

there

already

be

a

pipe

of

diameter

125

or

120

mm

that

ducts

to

the

outside

through

the

walls,

it

is

possible

to

use

the

150/

125-120

mm

reduction

flange

provided.

In

this

case

the

hood

will

be

slightly

noisier.

When

installing

the

hood,

make

sure

you

respect

the

following

minimum

distance

from

the

top

edge

of

the

cooking

hob/ring

surfaces:

electric

cookers

500

mm

gas

cookers

700

mm

The

hood

can

be

installed

above

these

heights

but

for

optimum

performance

it

should

be

installed

at

the

distance

quoted

for

the

appropriate

heat

source.

The

national

Standard

on

fuel-burning

systems

specifies

a

maxi¬

mum

depression

of

0.04

mbar

in

such

rooms.

The

air

outlet

must

not

be

connected

to

chimney

flues

or

combus¬

tion

gas

ducts.

The

air

outlet

must

under

no

circumstances

be

connected

to

ventilation

ducts

for

rooms

in

which

fuel-burning

appliances

are

installed.

The

air

outlet

installation

must

comply

with

the

regulations

laid

down

by

the

relevant

local

authorities.

When

the

unit

is

used

in

extraction

mode,

a

sufficiently

large

ventilation

hole

must

be

provided,

with

dimensions

that

are

approxi¬

mately

the

same

as

the

outlet

hole.

National

and

regional

building

regulations

impose

a

number

of

restrictions

on

using

hoods

and

fuel-burning

appliances

connected

to

a

chimney,

such

as

coal

or

oil

room-heaters

and

gas

fires,

in

the

same

room.

Hoods

can

only

be

used

safely

with

appliances

connected

to

a

chimney

if

the

room

and/or

flat

(air/environment

combination)

is

ventilated

from

outside

using

a

suitable

ventilation

hole

approxi¬

mately

500-600

cm

2

large

to

avoid

the

possibility

of

a

depression

being

created

during

operation

of

the

hood.

If

you

have

any

doubts,

contact

the

relevant

controlling

authority

or

building

inspector’s

office.

Since

the

rule

for

rooms

with

fuel

burning

appliances

is

“outlet

hole

of

the

same

size

as

the

ventilation

hole’’,

a

hole

of

500-600

cm

2

,

which

is

to

say

a

larger

hole,

could

reduce

the

performance

of

the

extractor

hood.

If

the

hood

is

used

in

its

recirculation

mode,

it

will

operate

simply

and

safely

in

the

above

conditions

without

the

need

for

any

of

the

aforementioned

measures.

When

the

hood

is

used

in

its

extraction

mode,

the

following

rules

must

be

followed

to

obtain

optimal

operation:

-

short

and

straight

outlet

hose

-

keep

bends

in

outlet

hose

to

a

minimum

-

never

install

the

hoses

with

an

acute

angle,

they

must

always

follow

a

gentle

curve.

-

keep

the

hose

as

large

as

possible

(preferably

the

same

diam¬

eter

as

the

outlet

hole).

-

the

length

should

be

no

more

than:

3

metres

with

one

90°

bend

2

metres

with

two

90°

bends

Bends

of

more

than

90°

will

reduce

the

efficiency

of

the

hood

and

reduce

the

airflow.

Failure

to

observe

these

basic

instructions

will

drastically

reduce

the

performance

and

increase

the

noise

levels

of

the

extractor

hood.

Description

of

the

Appliance

The

hood

is

supplied

as

an

extractor

unit

and

can

also

be

used

with

a

recirculation

mode

by

fitting

a

charcoal

filter.

In

some

models

the

charcoal

filter

is

supplied.

The

hood,

therefore,

can

be

used

immediately

in

the

recirculation

mode.

We

advise

Hose*

removing

the

charcoal

filter

to

use

the

hood

in

the

extraction

mode.

In

this

version

fumes

are

extracted

to

the

outside

via

a

hose

connected

to

the

coupling

ring.

Fig.

1.

In

order

to

obtain

the

best

perfor¬

mance

the

hose

should

have

a

diameter

equal

to

the

outlet

hole.

Should

there

already

be

a

pipe

of

diameter

125

or

120

mm

that

ducts

to

the

outside

through

the

walls,

it

is

possible

to

use

the

150/125-120

mm

reduction

flange

provided.

In

this

case

the

hood

will

be

slightly

noisier.

Recirculation

Mode

•

The

air

is

filtered

through

a

charcoal

filter

and

returned

to

the

kitchen.

Fig.

2.

•

You

will

need

an

original

charcoal

filter

for

the

filtering

function.

(See

Special

Accessories).

*

The

hose

is

not

supplied

and

must

be

purchased

separately.

Control

Panel

•

Best

results

are

obtained

by

using

a

low

speed

for

normal

conditions

and

a

high

speed

when

odours

are

more

concentrated.

Turn

the

hood

on

a

few

minutes

before

you

start

cooking,

you

will

then

get

an

under

pressure

in

the

kitchen.

The

hood

should

be

left

on

after

cooking

for

about

15

minutes

or

until

all

the

odours

have

disappeared.

The

control

switches

are

located

on

the

unit’s

front

panel.

light

switch

motor

switch

Fig.

3

•

the

light

switch

switches

the

hood

lamp

on

and

off

•

the

motor

switch

switches

the

motor

on

and

off,

enabling

you

to

select

one

of

the

three

different

speeds.

50

Maintenance

and

care

■

The

hood

must

always

be

disconnected

from

the

electricity

supply

before

beginning

any

maintenance

work.

Cleaning

the

hood

•

Clean

the

outside

of

the

hood

using

a

damp

cloth

and

a

mild

deter¬

gent.

•

Never

use

corrosive,

abrasive

or

flammable

cleaning

products.

•

Never

insert

pointed

objects

in

the

motor’s

protective

grid.

•

Wash

the

outside

surfaces

using

a

delicate

detergent

solution.

Never

use

caustic

detergents

or

abrasive

brushes

or

powders.

•

Only

ever

clean

the

switch

panel

and

filter

grill

using

a

damp

cloth

and

delicate

detergents.

•

It

is

extremely

important

to

clean

the

unit

and

change

the

filters

at

the

recommended

intervals.

Failure

to

do

so

will

cause

grease

deposits

to

build

up

that

could

constitute

a

fire

hazard.

Metal

grease

filter

•

The

purpose

of

the

grease

filters

is

to

absorb

grease

particles

which

form

during

cooking

and

it

must

always

be

used,

either

in

the

external

extraction

or

internal

recycling

function.

Attention:

the

metal

grease

filters

must

be

removed

and

washed,

either

by

hand

or

in

the

dishwasher,

every

four

weeks.

Removing

the

metal

grease

filter

•

Pull

the

handle

downwards.

Fig.

4.

Fig.

4

Handle

Hand

washing

Soak

grease

filters

for

about

one

hour

in

hot

water

with

a

grease¬

loosening

cleaner,

then

rinse

off

thoroughly

with

hot

water.

Repeat

the

process

if

necessary.

Refit

the

grease

filters

when

they

are

dry.

51

Dishwasher

Place

grease

filters

in

the

dishwasher.

Select

most

powerful

washing

programme

and

highest

temperature,

at

least

65°C.

Repeat

the

process.

Refit

the

grease

filters

when

they

are

dry.

When

washing

the

metal

grease

filter

in

the

dishwasher

a

slight

discolouration

of

the

filter

can

occur,

this

does

not

have

any

impact

on

its

performance.

•

Clean

the

inner

housing

using

a

hot

detergent

solution

only

(never

use

caustic

detergents,

abrasive

powders

or

brushes).

Charcoal

filter

•

The

charcoal

filter

should

only

be

used

if

you

want

to

use

the

hood

in

the

recirculation

function.

•

To

do

this

you

will

need

an

original

charcoal

filter

(available

from

your

local

Service

Force

Centre).

•

This

filter

cannot

be

cleaned

or

reused.

•

As

a

general

rule,

the

charcoal

filter(s)

should

be

changed

once

every

four

months.

•

Fitting.

Remove

the

frame

pushing

the

two

side

release

keys

"a".

Fig.

5a-b.

Fit

each

charcoal

filter

so

to

cover

the

plastic

grid

that

protect

the

fan

wheel,

then

turn

clockwise

the

central

handle

of

the

charcoal

filter.

Fig.

6.

Refit

the

frame

(snap

into

place).

•

To

remove

proceed

in

the

reverse

order.

•

Always

specify

the

hood

model

code

number

and

serial

number

when

ordering

replacement

filters.

This

information

is

shown

on

the

rating

plate

located

on

the

inside

of

the

unit.

•

The

charcoal

filter

can

be

ordered

from

your

local

Service

Force

Centre.

Fig.

6

52

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Warning

Failure

to

observe

the

instructions

on

cleaning

the

unit

and

changing

the

filters

will

cause

a

fire

hazard.

You

are

therefore

strongly

recommended

to

follow

these

instructions.

The

manufacturer

declines

all

responsibility

for

any

damage

to

the

motor

or

any

fire

damage

linked

to

inappropriate

maintenance

or

failure

to

observe

the

above

safety

recommendations.

Changing

the

light

bulb

•

Disconnect

the

cooker

hood

from

the

mains

supply.

•

Remove

the

frame

pushing

the

two

side

release

keys.

•

Replace

the

old

bulb

with

a

new

one

of

the

same

type.

•

Refit

the

frame

(snap

into

place).

•

If

the

light

does

not

come

on,

make

sure

the

bulb

has

been

inserted

in

correctly

before

contacting

your

local

Service

Force

Centre.