Baumatic ISL5SS User manual

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I SL5 SS 9 0 cm Glass
island cooker hood

User M anual for your Baum at ic
I SL5 SS
Cooker Hood
9 0 cm Glass island cooker hood in
st a in le ss st ee l
N OTE: Th is Use r I n st r u ct ion M a nu al con t ain s im por t ant
in for m a t ion, in cludin g sa fe t y & in st alla t ion poin t s, w h ich w ill
ena ble you t o get t h e m ost ou t of your applia nce. Plea se kee p it
in a safe place so tha t it is e asily ava ila ble for fut ure re fe rence; for
you or any per son not fam iliar w it h t h e oper at ion of the applia nce.
DD 08/ 05/ 09
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Con t ent s Pa ge
Environmentalnote 4
I M PORTAN T SAFETY I N FORM ATI ON 5 – 7
Spe cifica t ion s of you r cook er h ood 8
Usin g you r Ba um a t ic cook e r hood 9 - 10
Beforefirstuse 9
To use your cooker hood 9 – 10
Cle an in g y our Ba um a t ic cook e r hood 10
The grease filters 10
Maintenance 11 - 14
Rem oving and cleaning t he grease filters 11 - 12
Changingalightbulb 12-13
Fitt ing t he carbon filt er 13 - 14
Installation 14 - 22
Electricalconnection 15
Before beginning inst allat ion 16
Positioning 17-18
I nst alling your cooker hood 18 - 22
Supplied inst allat ion com ponents 19
Ex t r a ct ion m od e or r ecir cu la t ion m od e? 22
Externalducting 22
Troubleshooting 23 - 24
Contactdetails 25

EN V I RON M EN TAL N OTE
N ot e : Be for e disca r ding a n old a pplia nce , sw it ch of f a nd
disconnect it from the pow e r su pply. Cut off a nd render a ny
plu g use le ss. Cu t t he ca ble of f dir e ct ly be h in d t he a pplia n ce t o
pr eve nt m isuse . This should be u nde rt a k en b y a com pe t ent
pe rson.
CON FORMI TY TO W .E.E.E. DI RECTI VE
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I MPORTAN T SAFETY I N FORMATI ON
Your safet y is of t he ut m ost im portance t o Baum at ic.
Please m ake sure t hat you read this inst ruct ion booklet
be fore at t em pt ing t o inst all or use t he appliance. I f
you are unsure of any of t he inform at ion contained in
this booklet, please contact t he Baum at ic Advice Line.
I M PORTAN T: An y in st a lla t ion w or k m u st b e
ca r rie d out b y a q ua lifie d e le ct r icia n or
com p et en t pe r son.
oThe hood m ust be installed in accordance with the installation
inst ruct ions and all m easurem ent s followed.
oI f t he cooker hood is installed for use above a gas appliance t hen
the provision for vent ilat ion m ust be in accordance with the Gas
Safet y Codes of Pract ice BS.6172, BS.5440 & BS. 6891 ( Nat ural
Gas) and BS.5482 ( LP Gas) 1994, t he Gas Safet y ( I nst allat ion &
Use) Regulations, the Building Regulations issued by t he
Departm ent of t he Environm ent, t he Building Standards
( Scot land) ( Consolidat ed) Regulat ions issued by the Scot t ish
Developm ent Depart m ent .
oI t is dangerous to alt er t he specificat ions or t o m odify this
product . Do not t am per with it or at tem pt to m odify the
appliance in any way.
oWhen installing t he hood, ensure t hat t he following
recom m ended dist ances are observed between the highest point
on t he hob top (including the bur ner s) and t he bot t om of t he
cooker hood:
¾Ele ct r ic cook er s: 7 0 0 m m
¾Ga s cooke rs: 7 0 0 m m
¾Coal/ oil cooke rs: 8 0 0 m m
I M PORTAN T: DO N OT SET YOUR COOKER HOOD LESS
THAN 7 0 0 m m ABOVE YOUR COOKER.
oWhen installed between adj oining wall cabinet s, t he cabinet s
m ust not overhang the hob.
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oThe edges of t he cooker hood are sharp – be m indful of t his as
you handle your appliance, especially during inst allat ion and
cleaning. D O N OT CLEAN I N BEH I N D THE GREASE FI LTERS!
oI f t he room where the cooker hood is t o be used contains a fuel
burning appliance such as a central heat ing boiler then it s flue
m ust be of the sealed or balanced flue t ype.
oI f ot her t ypes of flue or appliances are fit t ed, ensure that t here is
an adequat e supply of air in t he room .
oWhen t he hood is being used in it s ex t ract or funct ion, ensur e
that the duct ing is fire ret ardant and that t here are no bends
sharper t han 90 degrees as t his will reduce t he efficiency of the
hood.
oEnsure the duct ing for t he ext ractor funct ion has t he sam e
diam eter as t he out let hole all t he way t hrough.
oKeep young children from using, playing wit h
or t am pering wit h t he cooker hood. Older
children and infirm persons should be
supervised if t hey are using the cooker hood.
oYour cooker hood is for dom est ic use only.
oPlease dispose of t he packing m at erial carefully – children are
especially vulnerable to it .
oDirt y oil is an even great er fire risk.
oAlways put lids on pots and pans when cooking
on a gas cooker.
oThe m anufacturer refuses t o accept any responsibility for
dam ages arising to t he hood or it cat ching on fire, from a failure
to observe the fire safet y advice contained in this inst ruct ion
booklet .
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oRem em ber t hat when in ext ract ion m ode, your cooker hood is
rem oving air from your room . Ensur e t hat pr oper vent ilat ion
m easures are being observed.
oN ot e t h a t it r e m ov es odou rs fr om y ou r room , n ot st e am .
oW ar ning - Alw a ys ensur e t h at t h e cook er
hood ha s be en discon ne ct e d f rom t h e
pow e r supply be for e ca rrying out a ny w ork
on t he hood, in clu din g replacing light bulbs.
oDo not connect t he duct ing syst em of this appliance to any
exist ing ventilat ion syst em which is being used for any other
purpose.
oDo not install above a cooker wit h a high level grill.
oNever leave frying pans unattended during use
as overheat ed fat s and oils m ight catch fire.
oThe lights on t his appliance should only be used
during operat ion of t he cooker hood. They should not be left on
perm anent ly and used as a light ing source.
oThe cooker hood should not be exposed t o a direct heat source
from t he cooking device underneath it , i.e. naked flam e from a
gas burner or heat from elect ric hob zones w it h ou t a pan on
them .
oDo not at tem pt t o use the cooker hood if it is dam aged in any
way. Never at tem pt to use it without t he gr ease filt er s fit t ed or
if t he filt ers are excessively greasy!
oNever flam bé cook under t his cooker hood.
TH E M AN UFACTURER DECLI N ES ALL
RESPON SI BI LI TY I N TH E EVEN T OF FAI LURE TO
OBSERVE TH E I N STRUCTI ON S GI V EN HERE, FOR
I N STALLATI ON , M AI N TEN AN CE AN D SUI TABLE
USE OF TH E H OOD .
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Spe cifica t ions of your cook e r h ood
Con gr at u la t ion s on pu rch a sin g a Ba um a t ic cook e r hood!
PRODUCT DI M EN SI ON S
Height : 690 m m * – 1190 m m
Widt h: 900 m m
Depth: 600 m m
D I M EN SI ON S OF CHI M N EY SECTI ON
270 m m x 285 m m
oSuperior ext ract ion t angent ial m ot or
oElect ronic pushbut t on operat ion
o3 Speeds
o2 Met allic grease filt ers
o4 Halogen light s
oEx t r a ct ion ca pa cit y : 7 5 0 m ³ / hr
oOpt ion a l e x t ra : 1 x SQ1 Ca rbon filt e r re quir ed for
r ecir cu la t ion m od e
* I M PORTAN T: Ple ase se e t he posit ion in g
in st r uct ion s on pa ge s 1 7 - 1 8 t o ob t ain pr e cise
in for m a t ion on t he h eigh t r equ ir e m e nt s f or t his
pr oduct .
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Using your Baum a t ic cooke r hood
Be fore fir st use
I MPORTAN T: TH I S PROCESS MUST BE FOLLOW ED
BEFORE TH E COOKER HOOD I S USED FOR THE FI RST
TI ME.
oYou should use a good quality st ainless st eel cleaner and polish
on ALL of the st ainless steel areas of your cooker hood, before it
is used for t he first t im e.
oThis will help t o leave a silicone w at er - resist ant film t o pr ot ect
the st ainless steel surfaces.
To use your cook e r hood
oMake sure that it has been inst alled by a suit ably qualified
person, as per the inform at ion contained in Baum atic’s
inst allation inst ruct ions.
oFind t he cont rol panel, which is locat ed at t he front right of t he
canopy.
oThere are several butt ons on the control panel, which perform
separat e funct ions.
oA = Speed select ion butt ons
= Low speed
= Medium speed
= High speed
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oB = Light on/ off but t on
I MPORTAN T: I D EALLY YOU SH OULD TURN ON YOUR
H OOD TEN M I N UTES BEFORE YOU START TO COOK,
OR AT THE VERY LEAST W HEN YOU BEGI N COOKI N G.
YOU SH OULD ALSO RUN YOUR H OOD FOR TEN
M I N UTES AFTER YOU H AV E FI N I SH ED COOKI N G.
Clea ning your Ba um a t ic cooker hood
I M PORTAN T: BEFORE CLEAN I N G, ALW AYS
EN SU RE TH AT YOU H AV E SW I TCH ED YOUR
COOKER HOOD OFF AT TH E OM N I - POLAR
SW I TCH , SET AT TH E W ALL FROM TH E CABLE.
Cleaning
oClean the ext ernal part s of your cooker hood wit h m ild liquid
det ergent and a new dam p cloth.
oNever use abrasive powder, corrosive solvents or brushes.
oYou should use a good quality st ainless st eel cleaner and polish
on ALL of the st ainless steel areas of your cooker hood
oNever inser t point ed obj ect s int o the m otor’s prot ect ive grid.
oOnly clean the cont rol panel and grease filt er grill wit h m ild liquid
det ergents and a new dam p clot h.
oI f you are using t he appliance in recirculat ion m ode, t hen be
sure to replace t he carbon filt er at t he recom m ended interval
( see sect ion on “ Fitt ing the carbon filt er” ) . A build up of grease
could cause a fire hazard.
oNever at t em pt t o clean the area above t he grease filters.
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The gr ea se filt e rs
oYour cooker hood includes t wo grease filt ers which help to
absorb grease part icles to protect your kit chen & furnit ure from
greasy residues.
oThe m et allic filt ers m ay becom e inflam m able if t hey becom e
saturated with this greasy residue.
oTo prevent t his fire hazard, t he filt ers should be cleaned
regularly. Depending on use, this should be done every 10- 15
days or at least once a m onth, using hot wat er and norm al
washing- up det ergent.
oD O N OT W ASH TH E GREASE FI LTERS I N A D I SH W ASH ER.
M ain t en an ce
Re m ov in g a nd cle aning t h e gr e ase f ilt e rs
oFirst rem ove t he grease filt ers by
pulling down on the handle and
pulling t hem away from t he
cooker hood.
oSoak t he grease filt ers in hot wat er and washing up liquid for
about an hour.
oRinse it off t horoughly wit h hot wat er.
oRepeat t he process if required.
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oRefit the grease filt ers once it has
dried.
oI M PORTAN T: Le t t he gre a se filt ers dry t hor oughly befor e
r efit t in g t he m in t he cook e r h ood.
Changing a light bulb
I M PORTAN T: BEFORE ATTEM PTI N G TO CH AN GE
A LI GHT BULB, YOU MUST EN SURE TH AT YOU
H AV E D I SCON N ECTED TH E COOKER HOOD FROM
YOUR M AI N S SUPPLY.
oRem ove t he grease filt ers (as
descr ibed on t he pr evious page) .
oPrior to t ouching t he light bulbs ensure t hat t hey have cooled
down.
oFind the bulb that requires replacem ent , you will find it locat ed in
the light fixt ure which is inside t he exposed section of t he
canopy.
oUse a screwdriver t o rem ove t he glass cover t hat sits over t he
bulb. Unplug the light bulb t hat needs t o be replaced and insert a
new G4 20W ( m ax ) bulb. Then replace t he glass cover.
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oI M PORTAN T: Defect ive bulbs should be replaced im m ediately.
oI f t he lights st ill do not work, m ake sure that the bulbs are fit t ed
properly into t heir housings before you call for t echnical
assist ance.
oRefit the grease filt ers.
Fit t in g t h e ca rbon filt e r
I f t he appliance is going t o be used in recirculat ion m ode t hen it is
necessary t o fit a carbon filter. This will help t o absorb unpleasant
odours caused by cooking.
I MPORTAN T: BEFORE ATTEM PTI N G TO FI T OR
REM OVE TH E CARBON FI LTERS, YOU M UST
EN SU RE TH AT YOU H AV E D I SCON N ECTED TH E
COOKER HOOD FROM YOUR M AI N S SU PPLY.
1) Rem ove t he grease filters.
2) I nsert t he carbon filter in t he
rect angular hole, fit t ing it over t he
m ot or.
I M PORTAN T: The cut away
( indicat ed by t he arr ow ) m ust be
locat ed at t he front right of the
rect angular hole.
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3) Aft er insert ing the front edge of
the carbon filt er int o t he slot on t he
cooker hood. Lower t he back edge of
the carbon filt er, unt il it clicks int o
place at t he rear of the rect angular
hole. Raise t he t wo fixing bars, unt il
they are horizontal over t he carbon
filt er.
4) Refit t he grease filt ers.
The carbon filt ers should be replaced every three m ont hs, or if they
show signs of dam age.
I n st a lla t ion
I M PORTAN T: Be for e in st a lla t ion a nd usa ge r e ad
a ll t he inst r uct ion s a n d m a k e su re t h at t h e
volt a ge ( V) a nd t h e fr e qu en cy ( H z ) in dica t e d on
t he r a t in g pla t e a re e xa ct ly t h e sa m e a s t h e
volt a ge a nd f re que ncy in y our h om e . The r at ing
pla t e ca n be found behind the gre ase filter.
The m anufacturer declines all responsibility in the event of the inst aller
failing t o observe all t he accident prevention regulat ions in force,
which are necessary for norm al use and t he regular operat ion of the
elect ric syst em .
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Ele ct r ica l con ne ct ion
YOUR COOKER HOOD I S I NTEN DED FOR FI TTED AN D
PERM AN EN T I N STALLATI ON .
oThe cooker hood’s power cable m ust be fitt ed upst ream from t he
elect rical connect ion, using an om ni- polar sw it ch wit h a cont act
distance of at least 3 m m . TH E FUSE MUST BE RATED AT 3
AM PS.
W ARN I N G: TH I S APPLI AN CE MUST BE EARTHED. I t
should only be connect ed by a com pet ent person, using
fixed wiring via a double pole switched fused spur outlet .
( UK ONLY) .
We recom m end t hat t he appliance is connect ed by a qualified
elect rician, who is a m em ber of t he N.I .C.E.I .C. and who will com ply
wit h t he I .E.E. and local regulat ions. The wires in t he m ains lead are
coloured in accordance with the following UK code:
Blu e = N e ut r al, Br ow n = Liv e, Gr e en / Ye llow = Gr ou nd
I f you on ly fin d t w o w ir e s in t h e m ain’s le a d ( blue a nd brow n) ,
t hen neit he r m ust be con nect e d t o t h e e ar t h t e r m ina l.
oAs the colours of t he wires in the appliance’s m ains lead m ay not
correspond with the coloured m arkings ident ifying t he term inals
in your spur box, please proceed as follows:
oThe blue w ire m ust be connected t o t he
t er m inal m ar ked “ N” ( neut ral) , or colour ed
bla ck .
oThe brow n w ire m ust be connect ed t o t he
t er m inal m ar ked “ L” ( live) , or colour ed r ed.
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Be for e b egin ning in st a lla t ion
oCheck that t he product purchased is of a suitable size for the
chosen inst allat ion area. I n addit ion check whet her t here is an
elect rical socket available that will be accessible once t he hood is
m ount ed. I f t he product is going t o be used in ext ract ion m ode,
then there should also be space to connect a duct ing hose to the
out side.
oCarry out all necessary m asonry work prior t o the fitt ing of the
cooker hood.
oEnsure that all elect rical connect ions are carried out by a suitably
qualified person.
oCheck inside t he product and ensure that t here is no transit
pack aging or any ot her m at er ials, such as packet s of screws,
guarant ees et c. These should be rem oved and kept for fut ure
use.
oI f possible, disconnect and m ove freest anding or slot - in cookers
from t heir position, to provide easier access to the ceiling. I f t his
is not possible, t hen a thick, protect ive covering should be
placed over the workt op, hob t op or cooker. This will help to
protect t hese surfaces from dam age and debris.
oSelect a flat surface for assem bling the cooker hood. Cover that
surface wit h a prot ect ive covering and place all cooker hood
part s and fit t ings on it.
oWall plugs are provided t o secure t he hood t o m ost t ypes of
ceilings. However a qualified t echnician m ust verify t he
suit ability of the m at erials, in accordance with the type of ceiling.
The ceiling m ust be st rong enough to t ake t he weight of t he
hood.
oDo not t ile, grout or silicone t his appliance to the ceiling. This
appliance is designed t o be surface m ount ed only.
oRem ove any protect ive wrapping that has been put on t he
cooker hood or chim ney sect ions, to protect t hem during transit .

Posit ion in g
X = Height of t he appliance
A = Tot al height of the kit chen
B = Height of t he workt op
C = Dist ance bet ween t he hob and t he hood
9 cm = Height of t he hood canopy
oTo work out t he height of the appliance, you need t o use t he
following form ula: X = A – ( B + C + 9 cm ) .
oThe overall height of the appliance should be calculat ed
according t o the height of t he chim ney sect ions. You m ust allow
yourself sufficient space to m ake the elect rical connect ions and
connect ing t he ducting hose ( if required) .
I M PORTAN T: Your ce ilin g should ha ve a m inim um
he ight of 2 .7 m e t re s; ot h er w ise y ou m a y e ncou nt e r
difficu lt ie s w h en in st a llin g t he a pplia n ce .
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I M PORTAN T: Although t he m inim um height of t he
appliance can be set at 690 m m . During t he inst allat ion
process you will need to m ove t he lower chim ney sect ion
upwards, t o allow you t o at t ach the m ain body of the hood
to t he fram ework. To achieve this you will require a
vert ical gap of no less t han 1000 m m .
I nst a llin g your cook e r hood
I MPORTAN T: YOU W I LL HAVE TO DECI DE BEFORE
I N STALLI N G YOUR COOKER H OOD W H ETH ER TO USE
I T I N EXTRACTI ON M ODE OR RECI RCULATI ON
MOD E. PLEASE TURN TO PAGE 2 2 N OW TO
UN D ERSTAN D TH E D I FFEREN CES BETW EEN TH ESE
TW O MOD ES.
oWe recom m end that two people inst all t his hood.
oYour cooker hood should only be suspended from ceiling j oists or
j oint s bet w een j oist s t hat are w eight bearing. D O N OT hang this
hood from a suspended ceiling.
oI M PORTAN T: The ceiling MUST be able t o wit hst and a weight of
at least 40 kilogram s.
oI M PORTAN T: The ceiling MUST be at least 30 m m t hick.
oI t m ust be posit ioned at least 700 m m above t he hob
underneat h it. You cannot fit t his product by securing it bet ween
two cupboards.
oI f you are using your cooker hood in ext raction m ode, t hen you
will need t o m ake t he necessar y arrangem ent s for the duct ing,
before t he rest of t he inst allation.
I M PORTAN T: YOUR COOKER H OOD SH OULD BE CON N ECTED
TO YOUR M AI N S SU PPLY AFTER TH E REST OF TH E
I N STALLATI ON PROCESS HAS BEEN COM PLETED.
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Supplie d inst a lla t ion com pon en t s
1 ) Position the hanging plat e on the
ceiling and t hen m ark t he position of t he
screw holes.
oThe hanging plat e should be
securely fixed to the ceiling, using
the 12 x ST6 ( 40 m m ) screws.
oDepending on the surface of the ceiling t hat you are fixing t he
hanging plat e t o, you m ay need t o use 8 x ex pansion bolt s ( for
concr et e) .
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2 ) Fix the angle bars to the hanging plate,
using the 8 x M4 nut s and bolts with m et al
washers.
3 ) Ext end the angle bars to the required height
and t hen fix them in posit ion using the 16 x M4
nut s and bolt s with m et al washers.
oI M PORTAN T: The angle bars m ust have an
overlap of AT LEAST 1 0 0 m m .
4 ) I f your cooker hood is going to be used in
ext ract ion m ode, t hen you should connect t he
ducting hose t o the ceiling adapt or at t his point .
oFix the upper chim ney sect ion to the
hanging plate, using t he 4 x self tapping
screws.
oSlide t he lower chim ney sect ion onto the
angle bars and raise it unt il it sit s j ust below
the upper chim ney section.
oUse t he hanging hook to t em porarily keep t he lower chim ney
sect ion in t his position, to m ake sure t hat it does not drop down
whilst fixing t he m ain body of the hood to the angle bars.
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