Baumatic OMBRA3 .1 SS User manual

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User Manual for your Baum at ic
OMBRA3 .1 SS/ BL/ R/ W
P3 6 BGL/ P3 6 SS/ TG8
Cook er Hood
9 0 cm Cooker Hood
N OTE: Th is Use r I nst r uct ion M a nual con t a ins im p or t a nt
in for m a t ion , in clud ing sa fe t y & in st a lla t ion poin t s, w h ich w ill
ena ble you t o ge t t he m ost out of your a ppliance. Please keep it
in a safe place so that it is easily available for fut ure re fe r ence ; for
you or any person not fa m iliar w ith the ope ration of the appliance.
GS 31/ 03/ 11
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Con t en t s Pa ge
Environmentalnote 4
I M PORTAN T SAFETY I N FORM ATI ON 5 – 7
Spe cifica t ion s of y ou r cooker hood 8 – 9
Dimensions 8
Specifications 8 – 9
Using your Ba um a t ic cook e r h ood 9 - 12
Thecontrolpanel 9-10
Settingthetimeofday 10
Swit ching the cooker hood on and setting t he fan speed 11
The cut off tim er 11 - 12
Cle a nin g you r Ba u m a t ic cook e r h ood 12 - 13
The grease filt ers 13
Maintenance 14 - 18
Rem oving and cleaning the grease filter 14 - 15
Changingalightbulb 15-16
Fit ting t he carbon filt er 17 - 18
Installation 18 - 29
Electricalconnection 19
Before beginning installat ion 20
Ext raction m ode or recirculat ion m ode? 21
I nstalling your cooker hood 22 - 24
Connect ing to ext ernal ducting 25
Chim ney section dim ensions 25
Fit ting t he chim ney 26 – 28
Com pleting t he inst allat ion 29
Troubleshooting 29 - 30
Contactdetails 31

EN V I RON M EN TAL N OTE
N ot e: Befor e disca r ding an old a pplia nce, sw it ch off and
disconnect it from t he pow er supply. Cut off and re nder any
plu g use le ss. Cu t t h e ca ble of f dir e ct ly b eh in d t h e a pplia nce t o
pr e vent m isuse . This should b e u nde rt aken b y a com pe t e nt
pe r son.
CON FORMI TY TO W .E.E.E. D I RECTI VE
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I MPORTAN T SAFETY I N FORM ATI ON
Your safet y is of t he ut m ost im portance to Baum at ic.
Please m ake sure t hat you read this inst ruction booklet
be for e at tem pting to inst all or use t he appliance. I f
you are unsure of any of t he inform ation contained in
this booklet , please cont act 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 be
ca r rie d ou t by a qua lifie d e le ct r icia n or
com pe t ent person.
oThe hood m ust be inst alled in accordance wit h t he inst allat ion
inst ruct ions and all m easurem ent s followed.
oI f t he cooker hood is inst alled for use above a gas appliance t hen
the provision for vent ilat ion m ust be in accordance wit h t he Gas
Safet y Codes of Pract ice BS.6172, BS.5440 & BS.6891 ( Nat ur al
Gas) and BS.5482 ( LP Gas) 1994, t he Gas Safet y ( I nst allat ion &
Use) Regulat ions, t he Building Regulat ions issued by t he
Departm ent of t he Environm ent , t he Building St andards
( Scot land) ( Consolidat ed) Regulat ions issued by t he Scot tish
Developm ent Departm ent .
oI t is dangerous to alt er t he specificat ions or t o m odify this
product . Do not tam per wit h it or at tem pt t o m odify t he
appliance in any way.
oWhen inst alling the hood, ensure that the following
recom m ended dist ances are observed bet ween t he highest point
on t he hob top ( including t he burners) and t he bot t om of the
cooker hood:
¾Elect ric cook e r s: 7 0 0 m m
¾Ga s cookers: 7 0 0 m m
¾Coal/ oil cook e r s: 8 0 0 m m
I M PORTAN T: D O N OT SET YOUR COOKER H OOD LESS
THAN 7 0 0 m m ABOVE YOUR COOKER.
oWhen inst alled bet ween adj oining wall cabinet s, t he cabinet s
m ust not overhang t he hob.
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oThe edges of t he cooker hood are sharp – be m indful of this as
you handle your appliance, especially during installat 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 to be used cont ains a fuel
burning appliance such as a cent ral heat ing boiler t hen it s flue
m ust be of the sealed or balanced flue type.
oI f ot her t ypes of flue or appliances are fitted, ensure that t here is
an adequat e supply of air in t he room .
oWhen t he hood is being used in its ext ract or funct ion, ensure
that t he duct ing is fire ret ardant and t hat t here are no bends
sharper t han 90 degrees as t his will reduce t he efficiency of t he
hood.
oEnsure t he duct ing for t he extract or funct ion has t he sam e
diam et er as t he out let hole all t he way through.
oKeep young children from using, playing wit h
or t am pering wit h the cooker hood. Older
children and infirm persons should be
supervised if they are using the cooker hood.
oYour cooker hood is for dom est ic use only.
oPlease dispose of the packing m at erial carefully – children are
especially vulnerable to it.
oDirty oil is an even great er fire risk.
oAlways put lids on pots and pans when cooking
on a gas cooker.
oThe m anufact urer refuses t o accept any responsibility for
dam ages arising to t he hood or it catching on fire, from a failure
to observe t he fire safet y advice contained in this inst ruct ion
booklet .
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oRem em ber that when in extract ion m ode, your cooker hood is
rem oving air from your room . Ensure t hat proper vent ilat ion
m easures are being observed.
oN ot e : You r cook e r h ood is de sign ed t o r em ove cook ing
odou r s from t h e r oom a nd n ot st e a m .
oW a rnin g - Alw a ys e nsu re t hat t h e cook e r
hood ha s be e n disconnect ed from t he
pow er supply be for e carrying ou t any w or k
on t he hood, in clu ding r epla cing light bulbs.
oDo not connect the duct ing syst em of this appliance t o any
existing vent ilat ion syst em which is being used for any ot her
purpose.
oDo not inst all above a cooker with a high level grill.
oNever leave frying pans unat t ended during use
as overheat ed fat s and oils m ight cat ch fire.
oThe light s on t his appliance should only be used during operation
of t he cooker hood. They should not be left on perm anent ly and
used as a lighting source.
oThe cooker hood should not be exposed t o a direct heat source
from the cooking device underneat h it , i.e. a naked flam e from a
gas burner or heat from elect ric hob zones wit hout a pan on
them .
oDo not at t em pt to use t he cooker hood if it is dam aged in any
way. Never att em pt t o use it wit hout t he grease filters fit ted or
if t he filters are excessively greasy!
oNever flam bé cook under t his cooker hood.
TH E M AN U FACTURER D ECLI N ES ALL
RESPONSI BI LI TY I N TH E EVEN T OF FAI LURE TO
OBSERVE TH E I N STRUCTI ON S GI VEN H ERE, 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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Specifica t ion s of y our cook e r hood
Con gr at u la t ions on pu rcha sin g a Ba um a t ic cook e r h ood !
PRODUCT DI MEN SI ON S
Height: 590 m m
Height: 1030 – 1510 m m ( with chim ney)
Widt h: 900 m m
Dept h: 430 m m
DI MEN SI ON S OF CH I M N EY SECTI ON :
Height: 500 – 980 m m
Widt h: 303 m m
Dept h: 275 m m
Your cook e r h ood is fit t e d w it h :
oTouch control operat ion
( OMBRA3 .1 SS/ BL/ R/ W / P3 6 BGL)
oElect ronic pushbut t on operat ion ( P3 6 SS / TG8 )
o3 Speeds
o2 x Alum inium grease filters
oCut - off t im er
o2 x LED light s
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oEx t r a ct ion ca pa cit y: 1000 m ³ / hr
oOpt ion al e x t ras: 1 x pair S1 Carbon filt ers required for
recirculat ion
1 x CQ4SS Decor at iv e chim ney covers
* I f you are using t he appliance in recirculat ion m ode, t hen PLEASE
NOTE that some of the vent in the upper chim ney sect ion m ust be
exposed. You will have t o take t his into account when calculat ing the
m inim um height of the cooker hood when inst alled.
Using your Baum at ic cook er hood
The con t rol pane l
P3 6 BGL / OM BRA3 .1 SS/ BL/ W / R
P3 6 SS/ TG8
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oMake sure that it has been installed by a suit ably qualified
person, as per t he inform at ion cont ained in Baum at ic’s
inst allat ion inst ruct ions.
oFind the cont rol panel, which is locat ed at t he front right hand
side of the canopy.
oThere are several but tons on t he cont rol panel, which perform
separat e funct ions.
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 TH E VERY LEAST W H EN YOU BEGI N COOKI N G.
YOU SH OULD ALSO RUN YOUR HOOD FOR TEN
M I N UTES AFTER YOU H AVE FI N I SH ED COOKI N G.
Se t t ing t he t im e of d ay ( P3 6 BGL, OM BRA3 .1 SS/ BL/ R/ W )
I M PORTAN T: Aft er t he cooker hood is connected to t he power
supply, t he t im e of day should be set. However it is only possible to
set t he t im e if t he light is not swit ched on and t he cooker hood fan
is not running.
oPress and hold the t im er but t on unt il t he hour digit s of t he LED
display flash.
oUse t he speed selection butt on to increase the hour num ber
shown on the LED display and the light ON/ OFF but ton t o
decrease the hour num ber shown on the LED display.
oI f “ 23” appears on t he LED display, t he speed selection but t on
will no longer operat e and if “ 00” appears on t he LED display,
the light ON/ OFF but t on will no longer operat e.
oWhen the correct hour digit s appear on the LED display, press
and hold the tim er but ton unt il the m inut e digits of the LED
display flash.
oUse t he speed select ion button to increase the m inut e num ber
shown on t he LED display or t he light ON/ OFF but t on t o decrease
the m inut e num ber shown on the LED display.
oI f “ 59” appears on t he LED display, t he speed selection but t on
will no longer operat e and if “ 00” appears on t he LED display,
the light ON/ OFF but t on will no longer operat e.
oWhen the correct m inut e digits appear on the LED display, press
the tim er but ton for a third tim e to confirm the tim e of day.
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Sw it ch ing t he cook er hood on and se t t ing t he f an spe e d
oPress the ON/ OFF butt on or a speed selection but ton t o swit ch
the cooker hood on.
oUse t he speed select ion butt ons to regulat e the speed t hat t he
m ot or is running at .
oP3 6 BGL, OMBRA3 .1 SS/ BL/ W / R: The m ot or will run at the
following speeds wit h each press of t he speed selection butt on: -
One push - Low speed
Two pushes - Medium speed
Three pushes - High speed
oWhen you next swit ch the hood on, it will rem em ber t he speed
that it was running at when it was last used.
The cut off t im e r ( P3 6 BGL, OM BRA3 .1 SS/ BL/ R/ W )
oWhilst t he cooker hood is in use, if you press t he t im er but ton
the num ber “ 12: 00” will appear on t he LED display.
oThis indicates t hat t he hood will run for a furt her 12 m inutes at
the current fan speed.
oOnce t he 12 m inut e period has elapsed, t he cooker hood will
switch it self off.
oI t is possible t o adj ust t he count down t im e, using t he light
ON/ OFF but ton and speed select ion but t on.
oI t is useful to use t his feat ure when you have finished cooking.
You can press t he t im er button and the hood will run on t o
extract any rem aining odours and then swit ch it self off wit hout
you needing t o return t o t he kitchen.
I MPORTAN T: I DEALLY YOU SH OULD SW I TCH ON
YOUR H OOD TEN M I N UTES BEFORE YOU START TO
COOK, OR AT TH E VERY LEAST W H EN YOU BEGI N
COOKI N G. YOU SH OU LD ALSO RUN YOUR HOOD FOR
TEN M I N UTES AFTER YOU H AVE FI N I SH ED COOKI N G.
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Clea ning your Ba um at ic cooker hood
I M PORTAN T: BEFORE CLEAN I N G, ALW AYS
EN SURE TH AT YOU H AV E SW I TCH ED YOU R
COOKER H OOD OFF AT TH E OM N I - POLAR
SW I TCH , SET AT TH E W ALL FROM TH E CABLE.
Cle a n ing
oClean t he external parts of your cooker hood wit h m ild liquid
det ergent and a new dam p clot h.
oNever use abrasive powder, corrosive solvent s or brushes.
oNev er inser t point ed obj ect s int o t he m ot or’s protective grid.
oOnly clean t he 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 the appliance in recirculat ion m ode, t hen be
sure to replace t he carbon filt er at the recom m ended interval
( see sect ion on “ Fit t ing t he carbon filt er ” ) . A build up of grease
could cause a fire hazard.
oNever at tem pt t o clean the area above the grease filt ers.
oI M PORTAN T: You sh ould r e gula r ly u se a g ood qua lit y
st a in le ss st e el cle an e r t o m a int ain t h e sh ine a n d f inish on
t he st a in le ss st e el a r eas of your cook e r hood.
oThis will help to leave a silicone w at er - resist ant film t o prot ect
the st ainless steel surfaces and keep t hem in good condit ion for
the life of t he product .
The grease filt ers
oYour cooker hood includes grease filters which help t o absorb
grease particles t o protect your kit chen & furnit ure from greasy
residues.
oThe m etallic filters m ay becom e inflam m able if t hey becom e
sat urat ed with t his greasy residue.
oTo prevent t his fire hazard, the filters should be cleaned
regularly. Depending on use, t his 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 .
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oD O N OT W ASH TH E GREASE FI LTERS I N A DI SHW ASH ER.
M ain t ena nce
Re m ov in g a nd cle an in g t h e g re a se filt e rs
oOpen t he cover screen at t he front of t he cooker hood, t his will
allow you t o gain access t o the grease filt ers.
oRem ove the grease filters by
pulling down on it .
oUndo t he side cat ches.
oSoak t he grease filters in hot wat er and washing up liquid for at
least 3 m inut es. Then use a soft brush t o loosen any grease
deposit s t hat have form ed.
oRinse t he grease filt ers off thoroughly wit h hot wat er.
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oRepeat t he process if required.
oRefit the grease filt ers once t hey
have dried.
oI M PORTAN T: Le t t h e g re a se
filt e rs dr y t h or ou gh ly b efor e
r ef it t ing t h em in t he cook e r
hood.
oClose t he cover screen again, m aking sure that it clicks shut .
Changing a light bulb
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I M PORTAN T: BEFORE ATTEM PTI N G TO CH AN GE
A LI GH T BU LB, YOU M UST EN SU RE TH AT YOU
H AV E DI SCON N ECTED TH E COOKER H OOD FROM
YOUR M AI N S SU PPLY.
oRem ove t he screws from t he t op of the cooker hood canopy t hat
connect t he front glass and t he hood, and then slide t he glass
sect ion upwards ( as shown in t he line dr awing abov e) .
oPrior t o touching the light bulbs ensure t hey are cooled down.

oDisconnect t he light wiring point and rem ove t he bulb holders
and wiring from the hood. I M PORTAN T: I t is not possible t o
replace t he bulbs individually, it will be necessary t o obtain the
bulbs, bulb holders and wiring as a com plet e part. This is
available from our Spares Departm ent.
oFit the replacem ent bulbs, bulb holders and wiring in t he sam e
m anner as t he originals.
oReconnect t he light wiring point.
oI M PORTAN T: Defect ive bulbs should be replaced im m ediat ely.
oI f t he light s st ill do not work, m ake sure that t he lam ps are fit ted
properly int o their housings before you call for technical
assist ance.
oSlide t he glass cover downwards and t hen fully retight en the
screws at t he top of t he cooker hood.
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Fit t ing t h e ca r bon filt e rs
I f t he appliance is being used to be used in recirculat ion m ode t hen it
is necessar y t o fit car bon filt ers. This will help t o absorb unpleasant
odours caused by cooking.
I M PORTAN T: BEFORE ATTEM PTI N G TO FI T OR
REM OVE TH E CARBON FI LTERS, YOU MUST
EN SURE TH AT YOU H AVE D I SCON N ECTED TH E
COOKER H OOD FROM YOUR M AI N S SU PPLY.
1) Rem ove the grease filt ers ( as described
prev iously ) .
2) Hook t he carbon filt er over
the pins that are located at t he
end of t he m ot or.
3) Turn the carbon filt er ant iclockwise,
unt il you feel it click into place.
oRepeat this process for the second carbon filt er. You need to
place a carbon filter at either end of the m ot or.
oRefit the grease filt ers.
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oThe carbon filt ers should be replaced every 3 - 6 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 u sa ge re a d
a ll t h e inst r uct ions a nd m a k e su re t h at t h e
volt a ge ( V) and t he frequen cy ( Hz) indica t e d on
t he rat ing pla t e a r e e xa ct ly t he sa m e a s t he
volt a ge a nd f re que ncy in you r h om e . Th e r a t in g
plat e ca n be found behind t he grease filt e r s.
The m a n ufact urer de cline s a ll r e spon sibilit y in t h e e ve nt of t h e
in st a lle r failin g t o ob se rv e a ll t he a ccident pre vent ion
r eg ula t ion s in force , w h ich a re ne ce ssary for norm a l use a nd
t he regular ope ra t ion of the ele ct ric syst e m .
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Ele ct r ica l conn ect ion
YOUR COOKER H OOD I S I N TEN DED FOR FI TTED AND
PERM AN EN T I N STALLATI ON .
oThe power cable m ust be connected t o the t erm inals m arked L
( liv e) and N ( neut ral) in t he hood and fixed wit h a cable clam p.
oThe cooker hood’s power cable m ust be fit t ed upst ream from the
elect rical connect ion, using an om ni- polar swit ch wit h a cont act
dist ance of at least 3 m m .
W ARN I N G: TH I S APPLI AN CE M UST BE EARTH ED . I t
should only be connected by a com pet ent person, using
fixed wiring via a double pole swit ched fused spur out let .
( UK ON LY) . TH E FUSE MUST BE RATED AT 3 AMPS.
We recom m end t hat the appliance is connect ed by a qualified
elect rician, who is a m em ber of the 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 the m ains lead are
coloured in accordance wit h t he following UK code:
Blue = N eutral, Br ow n = Live, Green/ Yellow = Ground
I f you only find t w o w ire s in t he m ain’s lead ( blue and brow n) ,
t hen neit her m ust be connect e d t o t he e art h t e r m in a l.
oAs t he colours of t he wires in the appliance’s m ains lead m ay not
correspond wit h t he coloured m arkings ident ifying the t erm inals
in your spur box, please proceed as follows:
oThe blue w ire m ust be connect ed t o t he
t er m inal m arked “ N” ( neut r al) , or coloured
black .
oThe brow n w ir e m ust be connect ed t o t he
t er m inal m ar ked “ L” ( live) , or coloured red.
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Be for e b egin nin g inst a lla t ion
oCheck t hat t he product purchased is of a suit able size for t he
chosen installat ion area. I n addit ion check whether there is an
elect rical socket available t hat will be accessible once t he hood is
m ount ed. I f the product is going t o be used in extraction mode,
then t here should also be space to connect a duct ing hose t o t he
out side.
oCarry out all necessary m asonry work prior t o t he fit ting of the
cooker hood.
oEnsure t hat all electrical connect ions are carried out by a suitably
qualified person.
oBefore com m encing inst allation of t he cooker hood the grease
filt ers should be rem oved.
oCheck inside t he product and insure t hat there is no t ransit
packaging or any ot her m at erials, such as packet s of screws,
guarant ees et c. These should be rem oved and kept for future
use.
oI f possible, disconnect and m ove fr eest anding or slot - in cook ers
from their posit ion, to provide easier access t o t he r ear wall and
ceiling. I f this is not possible, t hen a t hick, prot ect ive covering
should be placed over the w orkt op, hob t op or cooker. This will
help to prot ect t hese surfaces from dam age and debris.
oSelect a flat surface for assem bling t he cooker hood. Cover t hat
surface with a protective covering and place all cooker hood
parts and fit t ings on it .
oI n addit ion check whet her t here is an elect rical socket available,
which will be accessible aft er t he hood is mounted. If you are
going t o use the appliance in extractor m ode, you should also
ensure that there is space to connect a fum es discharge device
to t he out side.
oRawl plugs are provided t o secur e t he hood t o m ost t ypes of
walls and ceilings. However a qualified t echnician m ust verify the
suit ability of the m at erials, in accordance wit h t he t ype of wall
and ceiling. The wall and ceiling m ust be st rong enough to t ake
the weight of the hood.
oDo not t ile, grout or silicone this appliance t o the wall. This
appliance is designed to be surface m ount ed only.

Ex t r act ion m ode or r ecir cula t ion m ode ?
I MPORTAN T: YOU W I LL HAVE TO D ECI DE BEFORE
I N STALLI N G YOUR COOKER HOOD W H ETHER TO USE
I T I N EXTRACTI ON MOD E OR RECI RCULATI ON
MODE.
W hat is t he difference be t w e e n e x t ra ct ion a nd r e cir cu la t ion
m ode s?
I n extract ion m ode, t he st ale air will be t aken out of t he room via
external duct ing.
I n recirculat ion m ode st ale air is taken via the grease filter, and passed
through a charcoal filter for purificat ion. The air t hen r e- ent ers t he
kitchen via an opening in t he hood.
For opt im um perform ance, we recom m end that the cooker hood is
used in ext ract ion m ode and connect ed t o external duct ing.
Unfortunat ely if you live in a flat or t he hood is too far from an out side
wall, t his m ay not be possible. The only alt ernat ive is to recirculat e the
air.
D o I n e ed a ch arcoa l filt e r?
All cooker hoods have a grease filter but if you are using your cooker
hood in recirculat ion m ode, t hen a charcoal filt er m ust be fit ted in
addit ion t o the grease filt ers.
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