Amica OKC 653 SW User manual

OKC 653 SW
INSTRUCTION MANUAL - KITCHEN EXTRACTOR HOOD
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Hood type OKC 653 SW
Power supply voltage AC 230V ~50Hz
Fan motor 1
Lighting 2x20W
Number of grease lters 1
Number of speeds 3
Width (cm) 60
Depth (cm) 45
Height (cm) 106,4-142,5
Air outlet (ø mm) 120
Capacity (m3/h) Max 620
Power consumption (W) 160
Noise level (dBA) Max. 53
Net weight (kg) 19,8
Electrical protection class II
Operational options Extract or absorb
Colour Steel painted
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION
TABLE OF CONTENTS
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION 3
GUIDELINES CONCERNING THE SAFETY OF USE 4
INSTALLATION 5
OPERATION, MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING 6
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION 8
PRODUCT GUARANTEE AND WARRANTY CONDITIONS 9
Congratulations on the purchase of an Amica kitchen extractor hood. This hood has been
designed and manufactured specically to meet and exceed the needs and expectations of a
modern kitchen. The design and manufacture of the latest Amica hood use modern production
technology to guarantee its performance and aesthetic appearance.
Please read these instructions carefully before installing the Amica hood as they will help to
avoid mistakes during installation and operation.
DEAR CUSTOMER!
YOUR NEW AMICA APPLIANCE
Symbols appearing in these instructions have the following meaning:
This indicates actions than must not be
performed by the user.
Risks resulting from improper operation
of the appliance. Activities that must be
performed by a qualied technician.
Important information concerning proper
operation of the appliance and personal
safety.
Tips on how to use the appliance.
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Information on how to protect the environ-
ment.

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GUIDELINES CONCERNING THE SAFETY OF USE
The appliance is intended for household
use only.
The manufacturer reserves the right to
introduce changes which do not affect the
operation of the appliance.
lThe kitchen hood was designed for re-
moval of kitchen fumes to the outside.
It should be connected to an appropri-
ate ventilation duct (do not connect the
hood to any chimney, smoke or ue-gas
ducts which are already in use).
lThe safe distance between a cooker
and the hood should be at least 650
mm. If a cooker manual species an-
other distance, this should be taken into
ac- count (g. 2).
l Do not leave an open ame under the
hood. When removing pots from the
burners set the ame to its minimum
level.
lAny food cooked in fat shall be con-
stantly monitored, since overheated fat
can ignite very easily.
l The textile grease lter should be re-
placed, and the aluminium lter should
be cleaned at least every 2 months in
connection with the existing re danger
(saturated fat is very ammable).
lRemove the plug of the power cord from
a wall socket before any lter cleaning
or repair operation.
lIf any other non-electric devices are
used in the same room as the hood
(e.g. liquid fuel ovens, ow-through or
volumetric water heaters), it is neces-
sary to provide appropriate ventilation
(air supply). Simultaneous operation
of the hood and combustion devices is
safe and possible providing the air sup-
ply is maintained at a negative pressure
of not more than 0.004 millibar at the lo-
cation of these devices inside the room
(this point does not apply when the
hood is used as an odour absorber).
lWhen connecting to 230V power supply
network use an electric socket in work-
ing order.
lDo not lean on the hood
lHood should be cleaned every month -
see point “Cleaning” in this manual.
lIf the power wire gets broken, a new re-
placement should be tted a specialist
repair shop.
lSome parts of the hood may become
hot when the appliance is operating.
UNPACKING
lThe device was protect-
ed against damage for
the time of transport.
lPlease remove and dis-
pose of the packaging
in an environmentally
- friendly way. All materi-
als used for packaging are environment
friendly, can be 100% recycled and are
marked with appropriate symbols
Warning! The packaging materials
(polyethylene bags, small pieces
of foamed polystyrene etc.) should
be kept away from children while un-
packing.
RECOMMENDATIONS
lBefore you connect the hood to the
power supply and check whether it
functions correctly, you must rst check
if the wire has been properly installed
and that it has NOT been pinned down
by the hood while it was being mount-
ed.
lThis appliance is not intended for use
by persons (including children) with lim-
ited physical or mental capabilities and
persons who lack experience or famili-
arity with the appliance.
Do not allow unattended children to
use the appliance.
Do not allow them to play with the
appliance.
NOTE: The manufacturer will accept no
responsibility for any damage due to
installation or operation not conforming
to these instructions
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INSTALLATION
CONNECTING TO THE POWER NETWORK AND
OPERATION CHECK
After connecting the device to the power supply
network (in accordance with the requirements de-
ned above) it is necessary to check operation of
the motor and lighting of the hood.
SETTING THE OPERATION MODE OF THE
KITCHEN EXTRACTOR HOOD
Setting the air extractor mode of operation of
the hood
In the extractor mode air is discharged to the out-
side by a special conduit. In that setting any carbon
lters shall be removed. The hood should be con-
nected to the opening discharging air to the outside
by means of a rigid or exible conduit of
120 mm diameter, which should be purchased in a
shop selling installation materials.
A qualied installer should be commissioned to in-
stall the connection.
Setting the odour absorber mode of operation
of the hood
In this option ltered air returns to the room through
openings in the front of the hood.
In this setting it is necessary to install the carbon
lter.
Fan speeds
The lowest and medium speeds should be used
under normal conditions and with low concentration
of fumes. The maximum speed should be used in
case of high concentration of kitchen fumes, e.g.
during frying or grilling.
Elements of the hood (Fig. 2):
1. Cooker hood body Aincluding glass, lights, fan
assembly and a decorative bottom masking
frame B,
2. Additional decorative top masking frame C,
3. Air guide F,
4. Top masking frame bracket,
5. A set of wall plugs.
In order to install the cooker hood, perform the
following:
1. Mark the positioning of the cooker hood mount-
ing holes on a paper template.
2. Mark the span of the holes on the wall taking
into account the minimum distance between
cooker hood and the hob’s surface (Fig. 1)
3. Drill holes in the wall using a drill bit with a
diameter equal to that of the wall plugs, insert
the plugs and screw in the screws (Fig. 3 items
Gand H).
4. Suspend cooker hood body (Fig 2. item A)
5. Connect the cooker hood to the ventilation
duct.
6. Connect the cooker hood to the electricity
mains.
7. Install the top masking frame bracket (Fig. 2
item E) at a suitable height.
8. Install the telescopic masking frames (Fig. 2
item Band C)
Install the cooker hood
a) Draw a vertical line on the wall to mark the cen-
tre of the hob/cooker,
b) Hold the prepared paper template against the
wall and arrange it symmetrically with the cen-
tre line, keeping a distance of at least 980 mm
between the holes and the hob. Holding it level,
mark the spacing of the mounting holes on the
wall,
c) Drill the holes marked on the wall using a drill
bit with a diameter equal to that of the wall plugs
supplied (Fig. 3 item Gand H), then hammer
the plugs in and screw in the screws into the
wall,
d) If the cooker hood will operate in extraction
mode, install the appropriate air outlet leading
to a ventilation duct,
e) If the cooker hood will operate in recirculation
mode, then together with top bracket (Fig. 2
item E) install air guide (Fig. 2 item F), which
will direct air ltered by the charcoal lter back
to the kitchen through the lateral outlets in the
top masking frame (Fig. 2 item C),
f) Install the top masking frame bracket (Fig. 2
item E) at a suitable height.
g) Install both decorative masking frames onto the
hanging cooker hood (Fig. 2 items Band C)
and position them as required,
h) Using screws, x the top masking frame (Fig. 2
item C) to the top bracket (Fig. 2 item E)
i) Connect the cooker hood to the electricity
mains.

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OPERATION, MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING
OPERATIONAL SAFETY
All safety instructions included in chapter IV must
be observed. Textile grease lters and carbon l-
ters should be replaced and aluminium lter should
be cleaned according to manufacturer’s instruc-
tions, or more frequently in periods of intensive use
(more than 4 hours a day). If a gas cooker is used it
is for- bidden to leave the ame uncovered. When
removing pots from gas burners set the ame to its
minimum level. Always make sure that ame does
not extend outside the pot. Such a situation causes
undesired energy losses and dangerous heat build-
ups. The hood should not be used for other pur-
poses than those for which it was designed.
OPERATION
2.1 Control Panel
The cooker hood can be controlled using a control
panel (Fig. 4)
- “-” and “+” touch sensors control cooker hood fan
speed in the range from 1 to 3,
- “+” touch sensor increases cooker hood fan
speed
- “-” touch sensor reduces cooker hood fan speed
- Timer touch sensor activates fan timer (max 90
min.)
- This touch sensor is used to clear the ashing “F
“ or “C “, and also to set the child lock safety device
(details below),
- Lights “L” touch sensor switches cooker hood
lights on/off independently of fan operation. Press
for a short time to switch on/off lights.
Press and hold for approximately 2 seconds to re-
duce maximum light intensity by one level.
Sets the delay time remaining until the fan is
turned off
- This cooker hood has a timer function, which con-
trols fan operation. It can be programmed to auto-
matically switch off the fan after 10 to 90 minutes in
10 minutes intervals.
– In order to activate the timer function set the
cooker hood fan at a required speed by pressing
the “+” touch sensor and then touch the timer
(clock) touch sensor. The display will show a ash-
ing 0 to indicate that timer setup mode is activated.
Now select the delay time to switch off the cooker
hood fan by touching ‘’+‘’, keeping in mind that the
number displayed musts be multiplied by the 10
minute interval
(For example 1=10 min, 2=20 min,3=30 min, and
so on)
– Once the required delay time is set, conrm it by
touching the timer (clock) symbol again. The display
will stop ashing and indicate current fan speed. A
small ashing dot by the value corresponding to fan
speed indicates that timer is counting down.
To cancel the fan timer function, touch the timer
(clock) sensor while the countdown timer is run-
ning.
The cooker hood is equipped with an electronic
lter saturation indicator:
- Replace the charcoal lter – “C” is displayed (220
hours of operation),
- Clean the aluminium lter – “F” is displayed (100
hours of operation),
Neither of these indications affects cooker hood op-
eration, however when C or F is shown, fan speed
indication (0 to 3) is not displayed until the C or F
symbol is cleared.
Once the lter is replaced or cleaned the symbol
can be cleared by touching the timer (clock) sen-
sor.
The cooker hood has a child lock safety device.
This function is also useful when cleaning the cook-
er hood control panel:
- in order to activate/deactivate the child lock safety
device, touch and hold for approximately 3 seconds
the timer (clock) sensor.
Note: The timer function must be acti-
vated within 20 seconds. If no action
is taken the cooker hood will switch to
normal operation mode. Electronics
protected with a 250V-1.6 A fuse / quick
acting (5x20 glass fuse-element).

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OPERATION, MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING
Maintenance
Regular maintenance and cleaning of the device
will ensure faultless operation and help to extend
the life of the unit. Attention should be paid to re-
placing grease and carbon lters according to in-
structions.
Aluminium grease lter
1. Cleaning.
For normal hood operation, grease lter
should be cleaned every month in the dish-
washer or by hand using a mild detergent or
liquid soap.
2. Replace.
To remove the lter:
a) Open the cooker hood glass
b) Release the aluminium lter by releasing the
latch (Fig. 5)
Charcoal lter (only the recirculation version)
Operation.
Charcoal lter is used only when the cooker hood
is not connected to the ventilation duct. Activated
charcoal lter can absorb odours until saturated.
Charcoal lter is not suitable for washing or regen-
eration and should be replaced at least once every
two months or more frequently if the appliance is
used intensively.
To replace:
a) Open the cooker hood glass panel,
b) Release the aluminium grease lter (Fig. 5),
c) Install the lower catches of the activated char-
coal lter in the inner slots of the grease lter
frame (Fig. 6),
d) Push the upper part of the charcoal against the
grease lter until it latches,
e) Replace the aluminium grease lter.
f) Close the glass panel.
Lights (Fig. 7)
Prolonged use of the product will cause the lamp
temperature to increase. CAUTION: DO NOT
touch lamps as this can cause serious injury and
burns.
To replace the 20W halogen bulb:
a) Using a at screwdriver lever up the ring
holding the glass mounted on the lamp socket
(Fig. 9) and carefully remove it.
b) Replace the bulb, holding it through a cloth or
paper.
c) Replace the glass and the ring in reverse
order.
Note: Do NOT touch the halogen bulb directly with
ngers!
Cleaning
Before cleaning, unplug your cooker hood from the
wall power socket.
When cleaning the cooker hood:
• Do not use a soaked cloth, sponge, or water
jet.
• Do not use solvents or alcohol, as they may
tarnish lacquered surfaces.
• Do not use caustic substances, especially for
cleaning stainless steel.
• Do not use a rough or abrasive cloth.
It is recommend to use a damp cloth and a
neutral detergent.
Aluminium lters may be washed in the dish-
washer. The colour of aluminium lters may
change after several washings. This is normal
and it is not necessary to renew the lters.
al and it is not necessary to change the lters.

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ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
Recycling of the packaging
Our packaging is made of envi-
ronmentally friendly materials,
which can be reused:
l The external packaging is made of cardboard/
foil
l The FCKW free shape of foamed polystyrene
(PS)
l Polyethylene (PE) foils and bags
ELIMINATION / DISPOSAL OF THE EU-
IPMENT
If the appliance is no longer
in use, cut the connecting
cable off the used equip-
ment before scrapping.
We also recommend that
the appliance is locked or
render it useless so that
the appliance presents no
danger to children while being stored for
disposal. This appliance is marked with a
symbol of the crossed out waste container
in conformance with the European Directive
2002/96/EC. Such marking informs that the
equipment may not be kept together with
other waste coming from the household af-
ter the period of its use. The user is obliged
to dispose of the appliance at the waste col-
lection point authorised by the local author-
ity. The local waste collection points, shops
and communal units form an appropriate
system enabling the disposal of the equip-
ment.
Handling the used electrical and electronic
equipment and any hazardous substances
contained therein in a correct manner is vi-
tal to avoid damage the local natural envi-
ronment. Therefore care and responsibility
should always be taken in the disposal of
these products
Manufacturer’s Declaration
The manufacturer hereby declares that this product meets the requirements of the following European
directives:
l Low Voltage Directive 2006/95/EC,
l Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) Directive 2004/108/EC,
lErP Directive 2009/125/EC
and has thus been marked with the symbol and been issued with a declaration of compliance made
available to market regulators.

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PRODUCT GUARANTEE AND WARRANTY CONDITIONS
Your Amica product comes with a 2 year parts and labour guarantee for electrical and mechanical failure
which commencing from the date of the original purchase.
Please ensure you register your product and keep your receipt (proof of purchase) and serial number in
a safe place.
You can register your Amica product online at www.amica-international.co.uk or www.amica.ie
Warranty conditions:
What is covered?
- Electrical and mechanical faults deriving from faulty materials, defective components or a manufac-
turing defect.
- Replacement functional parts
- Labour costs of an approved Amica engineer
Your Amica Guarantee covers domestic use at a residential address and is subject to the following
Terms and Conditions.
Guarantee exclusions:
• Transit / delivery damage or cold weather damage.
• Incorrect installation:
Please ensure that your Amica appliance has been correctly and safely connected to mains sup-
plied electricity, gas and water and drainage as appropriate and in accordance with the instruction
manual.
Gas appliances must be properly installed by a qualied Gas Safe (or BORD GAIS) installer. LPG
conversions will be covered only if a copy of the necessary certication is provided at the time of
registration by a qualied Gas Safe (or BORD GAIS) installer.
We recommend that all electric cooking products, washing machines and dishwashers are installed
by a qualied plumber / electrical appliance installer.
• Repair of, or interference with, the product by any person not authorised by the manufacturer to
carry out service
• Improper use or abuse
• Accidental damage
• Reversal of doors or door handles on cooling appliances
• Repair or replacement of any cosmetic or consumable parts such as bulbs, plugs, fuses, cables,
lters and attachments, control knobs, aps, container lids, handles, glass and wire shelves, rubber
hoses, plastic door shelves and any accessories for example Oven baking trays and shelves. These
include any parts which have become worn, discoloured or damaged, including damage by incorrect
use or cleaning.
• Repair of the appliance due to the effects of a lack of cleaning such as dirt, mould, grease, spillages
and odours or due to the effects of limescale
• Any blockages to pump or lter in washing machines and dish washers.
• Punctured evaporators and lack of cleaning (eg blocked gas jets)
• Any parts which are tted to the product which are not original manufacturer’s parts
• Operation at incorrect voltage
• No Fault Found
• Scratches and chips to ceramic hob glass surface resulting in the use of inappropriate cooking
utensils.
• Noise, vibration or steam resulting in the operation of the appliance. This includes steam from
washer, dryer, dishwasher and ovens, running of oven fans, drain pumps.
• Being used in a non-domestic environment, second hand, or those used by several people in com-
munal areas
A service charge could be made if a fault is not a mechanical or electrical manufacturing fault.

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PRODUCT GUARANTEE AND WARRANTY CONDITIONS
Disclaimer
• The manufacturer will not be held responsible for any damages resulting from inappropriate usage
of the appliance.
• The Guarantee is valid in the United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland only.
• The Guarantee is non transferable and only relates to the original purchaser of this appliance.
• Where deemed necessary by Amica for an appliance to be exchanged within the Guarantee period,
the new appliance will be covered by the original Guarantee period and will not be subject to a new
Guarantee.
• Amica reserve the right to inspect the appliance before exchange/replacement can take place.
• Amica disclaims any liability for consequential loss or damage.
• This Guarantee does not in any way diminish your statutory or legal rights
On discovering a fault and to request a repair under Guarantee, please contact our service centres
immediately
Service Help Line
For the UK: please call 0844 815 8880
0818 46 46 46
For Ireland: please call

IO 01152
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Service Help Line
For the UK: please call 0844 815 8880
0818 46 46 46
For Ireland: please call