Beko HNT61310X User manual

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Cooker Hood
User Manual
HNT61310X
EN RO SR BS MK SQ
01M-8864613200-3917-01

This product has been produced in environmentally friendly, modern facilities
Complies with the WEEE
Regulation.
Does not contain PCB.
Please read this user manual first!
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warnings and information in the user manual.
Meanings of the symbols
Following symbols are used in the various section of this manual:
C
Important information or useful hints about
usage.
AWARNING:
Warning for hazardous situations
with regard to life and property.
B
Warning for electric shock.
Warning for hot surfaces.

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CONTENTS
ENGLISH 04-22
ROMÂNĂ 23-42
СРПСКИ 43-62
BOSANSKI 63-82
МАКЕДОНСКИ 83-102
SHQIPTARE 103-122

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Fig. 1: Technical sketch
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1 Important safety and environmental
instructions
•This appliance can be used by
children from the age of 8 up as
well as by people with reduced
physical, sensory or mental
abilities or with lacking experience
and/or knowledge, if these
people are supervised or have
been instructed how to use the
appliance in a safe way and have
understood the hazards which
could arise from using it.
•This appliance is intended to be
used in a household environment.
•Power supply: 220-240 V~ 50 Hz.
•The electrical safety of the
appliance is only assured when it
is connected to a properly installed
protective earth (PE) conductor
system. Connection to a mains
socket without PE conductor is
forbidden.
•If in doubt, the electrical system
must be checked by an authorized
service agent.
•Unquallified installation may
result in low performance,
product damage, deterioration or
accidents.
•Prevent damage to the power
cable by not squeezing, bending,
or rubbing it on sharp edges. Keep
the power cable away from hot
surfaces and open flame.
•Don’t plug in the appliance before
proper installation.
•Place the appliance so that the
plug is always accessible.
•Never touch the cooker hood’s
lamp after long periods of
operation, wait until it has cooled
down. Hot lamps may burn your
skin.
•The appliance is intended for
use in homes and similar cooking
applications, failure to follow
these instructions invalidates the
granted warranty.
•Observe the rules set by
authorities on the discharge of
exhaust air. (This warning does
not apply to use without exhaust
pipe).
•Flambè cooking is prohibited
underneath the cooker hood.
•Switch on the appliance after
placing the pan, pot, etc. on
the stove, otherwise, the
high temperature can cause
deformation of parts of the
appliance.

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1 Important safety and environmental
instructions
•Switch off the burner before
removing the pan, pot, etc. off the
stove.
•Do not leave hot oil on the cooker.
Dishwashers containing hot oil
may cause fire.
•Because oil can catch fire
when roasting specific foods,
pay attention to curtains and
tablecloths.
•Make sure the appliance filters are
replaced in due time.
•Non-replaceable filters present a
fire risk due to the accumulated
fat inside them.
•Do not use fire-resistant filter
materials instead of the usual
filters.
•Do not use the appliance without a
filter and do not remove the filters
while the appliance is turned on.
•In the event of a fire, disconnect
the hood and the cooking
appliances. (Disconnect the
appliance or turn off the main
switch).
•If periodic cleaning of your product
is not done in a timely manner,
there could be a fire risk.
•Disconnect the appliance before
servicing. (Disconnect the
appliance or turn off the main
switch).
•If the hood is used at the same
time as appliances using fuels
other than electricity, the negative
pressure in the room should not
exceed 4 Pa (4 x 10 bar).
•Fuel burners such as room heating
systems that are in the same
environment as your product must
be completely insulated from the
exhaust system of this product or
must be hermetically sealed.
•When connecting to an outlet
pipe, use 150 mm or 120 mm
diameter pipes.
•The length of the connecting pipe
as well as the number of L-pieces
should be as small as possible.
•Children should not play with the
appliance.
•For safety, use a ”MAX 6 A” fuse in
the cooker hood system.
•Because packaging materials may
be dangerous, keep them out of
the reach of children.

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1 Important safety and environmental
instructions
•If the power cord is damaged,
it must be replaced by the
manufacturer, the technical
service representative
or personnel with similar
qualifications to avoid any danger.
•In the event of a fire, disconnect
the hood and the cooking
appliances and cover the flame.
Never use water to extinguish fire.
•When cooking appliances are in
operation, their accessible parts
may be hot.
•This appliance may not be used
by people with reduced physical,
sensory or mental capabilities
(including children) or people
without adequate experience
and knowledge of its use unless
supervisedbyapersonresponsible
for the safety of the appliance.
•After installing the hood, the
minimum distance must be 65
cm between the product and any
other electric cooker and 75 cm
between the product and other
gas cookers or cooking appliances
using other fuels.
•The hood outlet pipe must not be
connected to smoke extraction
ducts from other appliances.
•Care should be taken when the
device is used simultaneously
with other devices that use the
same air in the same environment
(eg gas, diesel, coal or wood,
boiler, etc.). This is due to the
fact that the hood can reduce the
combustion as it releases air into
the room atmosphere.
•This warning does not apply
in case of using the appliance
without an evacuation duct.
•When the cooker hood is used at
the same time with gas or other
fuel devices, the room must be
sufficiently ventilated (this may
not apply to devices that evacuate
the air back into the room).
•Simultaneous operation of
multiple cookers leads to a large
amount of heat generation.
Therefore, a ventilation device
placed on the cooking surface
may be damaged or burned. Do
not use two gas cookers in high
heat conditions for more than 15
minutes. A large burner with a
working capacity of more than 5
kW has a power equal to that of
two gas burners.

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1 Important safety and environmental
instructions
1.1 Compliance with the WEEE
Directive and disposal of
waste products
This product does not include harmful
and prohibited materials specified in the
“Regulation for Supervision of the Waste
Electric and Electronic Appliances”
issued by the Ministry of Environment
and Urban Planning. Complies with the WEEE
Directive. This product has been manufactured
with high quality parts and materials which can be
reused and are suitable for recycling.
Therefore, do not dispose the product with normal
domestic waste at the end of its service life. Take
it to a collection point for the recycling of electrical
and electronic equipment. Ask the local authority
in your area for these collection points. Help
protect the environment and natural resources by
recycling used products.
Compliance with RoHS
Directive:
The purchased product complies with EU RoHS
Directive (2011/65 / EU). It does not contain the
hazardous and prohibited materials specified in
this Directive.
1.2 Package information
Package of the product is made of
recyclable materials in accordance with
our National Legislation. Do not dispose
of the packaging materials together with the
domestic or other wastes. Take them to the
packaging material collection points designated by
the local authorities.

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2 Safety warnings
2.1 Safety warnings
A
WARNING: Thereisariskofdeath
and poisoning due to reabsorbent
combustion gases. During the use
of the exhaust system, do not use
the appliance together with other
devices emitting toxic gases through
exhaust pipes, such as air, gas, coal
or wood, boiler, heaters water, etc.
unless there is an adequate airflow
during use.
Fig.2 Danger of poisoning
Air recirculation devices (eg gas, gas, wood or
coal heating systems, boilers, water heaters) take
up the combustion air at the installation site and
evacuate the waste gases through a waste gas
system (eg exhaust pipe). When the hood is active,
it sucks the air from the kitchen and neighboring
rooms. If the air intake is inadequate, vacuum may
be created. In this case, toxic gases are absorbed
from the exhaust pipe and waste gas channel and
enter again into the room. Fig. 2
For this reason, an adequate intake of fresh air
should always be maintained. Fig. 3
Fig.3
A
DANGER: Fire hazard! Because
of the sparks, installing the device
on a solid fuel heater (eg wood or
charcoal) is only permitted if there
is a non-removable cover. For the
installation process, attention
must be paid to current building
regulations and regulations of local
electricity and gas companies. If
the device is not cleaned according
to the cleaning instructions, it may
generate fire.
2.2 Electric shock hazard
BDANGER:
Do not bend or
squeeze the power cable during the
installation process.
2.3 Risk of injury!
A
DANGER:
• During installation, there is a
risk of injury due to sharp edges.
Always use protective gloves
while installing the device.
• All bolts and safety caps must be
fitted as described in the owner’s
manual because of the risk of the
device falling.

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2 Safety warnings
2.4 Risk of burns, electric
shock danger
A
DANGER:
• Allow the appliance to cool
before cleaning or maintenance.
Disconnect the fuse or disconnect
the appliance from the main
socket.
• There is a risk of damage due to
moisture infiltration of electronic
parts. Do not clean the controls
with a damp cloth.
• Improper cleaning may damage
the surface. When cleaning
stainless steel surfaces always
follow the furbishing direction. Do
not use stainless steel cleaning
products when cleaning controls.
• Aggressive cleaning or abrasive
cleaning products may damage
the surface. Never use chemical
aggressive or abrasive cleaning
agents.
• There is a risk of damage due to
condensation reflux. Install the air
outlet tubes downward from the
appliance (1 ° slope).
2.5 Risk of fire and physical
injury!
A
DANGER: If the repairs are not
performed in accordance with the
regulations or the requirements,
turn off the fuse or disconnect
the power cord of your machine.
Repairs must only be carried
out by the authorized technical
service representative or specialist
personnel.
C
If the appliance is damaged or not
working, disconnect the fuse or
disconnect the appliance power
cord and call an authorized service
center.
C
If the power cord is damaged, it must
bereplaced bythemanufacturer, the
technical service representative or
personnel with similar qualifications
to avoid any danger.
C
If the bulbs do not work, disconnect
the fuse or disconnect the appliance
power cord. To avoid overloading
other light bulbs, immediately
replace the disfunctional bulbs (wait
until the lamp is cool).
ACAUTION:
When used with
cooking machines, accessible parts
may become hot.
A
DANGER: The air outlet of this
device must never be connected
to flue gas discharge ducts from
other gas machines or other gas
appliances.

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3 Instructions for use
You can use this appliance in exhaust air mode and
ventilated air mode.
3.1 Exhaust air mode
The suction air is cleaned by the grease filters and
is discharged through a piping system.
Fig. 4: Air exhaustion without carbon filter
A
WARNING: Risk of death!
Reabsorbed exhaust gases might
cause poisoning. Exhaust air should
not be transferred to a non-smoke
exhaust tube or waste gases
tube, or an exhaust pipe used for
ventilation of certain places where
heat sources are installed.
• If you want to transfer the exhaust air in a
smoke evacuation tube or waste gases tube
you have to get the permission of an authorized
chimney cleaner.
• If the exhaust air is drained through the external
wall, a telescopic wall cassette must be used.
3.2 Exhaust air with carbon
filter
The suction air is cleaned by the grease filters and
an active carbon filter, and then re-transferred to
the kitchen.
Fig. 5: Air exhaustion with a carbon filter
To remove the substances that produce odor from
the air, you must attach an active carbon filter to
the appliance. Check with your authorized dealer
for several available options where the appliance
can be used in fan-mode. You can purchase the
necessary accessories for this process at your
point of sale, authorized service, or online sales
outlet.
3.3 Replacing the carbon filter
For appliances without exhaust pipes, an active
carbon filter for recirculation and re-filtration of air
must be installed. The active carbon filter should
be purchased from your service representative
or your dealer. Disconnect the appliance before
replacing the carbon filter. Since the carbon filter
is used in kitchens without exhaust pipes, it needs
to be replaced with a new one every 3 to 5 months,
depending on the usage degree. The carbon filter
must never be washed. Whether or not a carbon
filter is used, grease filters must be installed. Do
not use the appliance without a grease filter.

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3.4 AF 90 Replacing the
carbon filter
Fig. 6: AF 90 Carbon filter
The device you purchased is suitable for using an
AF 90 carbon filter.
1. Put the carbon filter in the appropriate slot. Fig.
6
2. Turn the carbon filter clockwise and make sure
it is positioned correctly. Fig. 6
C
If it is not positioned correctly, the
carbon filter may fall and damage
the product.
3. Put the carbon filter in the appropriate slot. Fig.
6
4. Turn the carbon filter clockwise and make sure
it is positioned correctly. Fig. 6
3 Instructions for use
1
2
ADANGER:
Do not wash the carbon
filters. Do not leave carbon filters
out to the reach of children.

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4 Cleaning and maintenance instructions
•WARNING!
• Before each maintenance and cleaning
operation, the cooker hood must be turned off
and the appliance must be disconected from the
power source.
• Cleaning and maintenance of the appliance
must not be performed by unattended children.
• Aggressive cleaning or abrasive cleaning
products may damage the surface. Never
use aggressive or abrasive cleaning agents.
Purchase the appropriate cleaning and
protection products for your device from the
Authorized Technical Service. The surface of
the machine and the control units are scratch-
sensitive.
• Clean the surfaces with a soft, damp cloth,
dishwashing detergent or non-aggressive glass
cleaner. Remove any hardened residues using a
damp cloth. Do not scratch!
• Use of dry cloths, abrasive sponges, friction
products and other cleaning agents containing
sand, soda, acid or chlorine is not appropriate.
• Clean the stainless steel surfaces in the original
furbishing direction.
• Do not use cleaning agents for stainless steel
and wet cloths on control units.
• Cleaning the grease filters - The used metal
grease filters capture the fat particles from
the moist air and the steam generated in the
kitchen. Under normal conditions of use (1-2
hours a day), cleaning the grease filters should
be performed approximately every three
months.
• Do not use excessively strong cleaning agents,
alkalis or acids.
• When cleaning the grease filters, also clean the
metal grease filter clamps in the appliance with
a damp cloth.
4.1 Washing the grease filters
in the dishwasher
• You can wash the grease filters in the
dishwasher or by hand.
• When washing the filters in the washing
machine, their color may change slightly. This
does not affect the function of the grease
filters.
• Do not wash the highly dirty metal grease filters
together with other dishes.
• Place the grease filters in the dishwasher
without cluttering them.
4.2 Manual Washing
• You can use a special grease solvent to eliminate
persistent dirt. This type of solvent can be
purchased from an authorized sales center.
• Wipe the grease filters in hot water with
dishwashing detergent.
• Use a cleaning brush and wait for the liquid on
the metal grease filters to drain completely.
• Rinse the filters thoroughly after cleaning.
A
WARNING: Cleaning the metal
grease filter in due time, helps
avoiding the risk of fire caused by
the excessive heat generated during
frying.
4.3 Removing / installing the
aluminum filter
Pull the aluminum filter towards you by pressing
the corresponding button. Reverse the process to
install the filter.

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5 Installation instructions
After the cooker hood installation, the minimum
distance must be 650 mm between the product
and any other electric cooker and 750 mm
between the product and other gas cookers or
cooking appliances using other fuels. Fig. 7
5.1 Installing and unpacking
the device
Check if the appliance is faulty.
• Damages caused during transportation should
be reported to the courier immediately.
• Visible defects must also be communicated to
the seller.
• Do not allow children to play with the
packaging!!!
5.2 Installing and unpacking
the device
• Periodically change carbon filters.
• Always clean the aluminum filters. Because
dirty filters block the air intake, the appliance
will have to operate at a higher suction speed.
• Use the product at the appropriate speeds.
• Using the appliance at high speeds will increase
energy consumption.
Min.65 cm
Min.75 cm
Fig. 7: Appliance installation

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5 Installation instructions
5.3 Exhaust air mode
•WARNING
Risk of death!
Reabsorbed exhaust gases can cause poisoning.
The exhaust air must not be transferred to a flue
gas duct or waste gas stream or to an exhaust
duct used to ventilate certain places where other
heat sources are installed.
If you want to transfer the exhaust air into a
smoke or inactive waste gas pipe, you must obtain
permission from an authorized chimney cleaner.
If the exhaust air is released over the outside wall,
a telescopic wall cassette must be used.
5.4 The air outlet
Information: The appliance manufacturer is not
responsible for faults caused by the pipes used.
• The machine works at full performance when
using a short and flat air outlet pipe with as
large a diameter as possible.
• When using long, hard ducts, multiple L-pipes
or pipes with diameters of less than 150 mm,
an optimal ventilation performance can not be
achieved and the fan noise level increases.
• Pipes or hoses used for the exhaust air route
must not be made of flammable materials.
Circular piping
The inside diameter is recommended to be 150
mm or at least 120 mm.
Flat tubes
Theinnersectionmustcorrespond tothe diameter
of the circular pipes.
Ø 150 mm aprox. 177 cm²
Ø 120 mm aprox. 173 cm²
• The flat tubes must not have sharp L-pipes.
• Use sealing tapes for pipes with different
diameters.
5.5 Checking the wall
• The wall must be flat, straight and should have a
sufficient load capacity.
• The depth of the holes must correspond to the
length of the bolts. The dowel pins must fit.
• Mounting screws and dowels must be suitable
for use in rigid monolithic walls. Use suitable
fasteners for different types of construction (eg
gypsum board, aerated concrete, proton bricks).
5.6 Electrical connection
•WARNING
Risk of electric shock!
Device components may have sharp edges. The
connection cable may be damaged. Do not bend or
squeeze the power cord during installation.
The required connection data is provided on the
label inside the machine; metal grease filters must
be removed to see the label.
Connection cable length: approx. 1.3 m.
This device complies with the EU Interference
Removal Guidelines.
Make sure disconnecting the appliance from the
mains socket is always possible. The appliance
must be connected to a protected contact
socket, installed in accordance with the current
regulations. If the plug can not be reached
after installation or during the required fixed
connection, there must be several pole separation
systems with a contact distance of at least 3 mm
from the installation. The fixed connection must
only be executed by an authorised technician.

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Fig. 9: Cooker hood overview
1. Front panel
2. Key
3. Filter
4. Light
6 Installation instructions
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3
4
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2
3
4

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7 Installation instructions
7.1 Wall drilling and bracket
fixing
Drill holes with a Ø4 mm diameter on points
marked A, B, C, D on the mounting scheme. Figure
2
B
A
D
C
Ø4
A,B,C,D =
520
500
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MOUNTING TEMPLATE SCALE 1:1
SAGOMA DI MONTAGGIO RELAZIONE 1:1
ESTAMPA DE MONTAJE ESCALA 1:1
GABARIT POUR MONTAGE ECHELLE 1:1
MONTAGESCHABLONE MAßSTAB 1:1
AUSSCHNITT IM SCHRANK FÜR LUFTAUSTRITT
LINEA DI TAGLIO PER USCITAARIA
RECORTE DEL ARMARIO PARA LA SALIDA DE AIRE
LIGNE A COUPER POUR LA SORTIE D'AIR
CUT-OUT LINE ON CUPBOARD FORAIR EXIT
SZABLON MONTAZOWY SKALA 1:1
ZAZNACZYC W SZAFCE OTWÓR POD WYLOT POWIETRZA
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Figure 2
The equipment will be mounted on the housing in
points A, B, C, D using the 4 x 40 screws supplied
with the equipment. The front panel should not be
rubbed off the housing cover when the slide set
moves. Figure 3
B
C
D
A
A
B
C
D
Figure 3
Place the plastic tube supplied with the equipment
on the exhaust pipe of the equipment. Turn the
plastic tube clockwise. Figure 4
1
2
Figure 4
Figure 5
Install the flexible aluminum pipe into the plastic
hose outlet. Install the other end of the pipe on
the tube orifice on the wall. Figure 5
AWARNING:
Since twisting and
bending the aluminum pipe reduces
air power suction, avoid bending or
twisting the pipe.
Equipment functions
The cooker hood is used in kitchens with or
without hoses.
Using the appliance with hose;
When used with a hose, the cooker hood must
be connected to a tube that will release the air.
Prefer the shortest pipe system to lead to the
tube in order to obtain maximum efficiency from
the casing. Your product is manufactured in a form
suitable for tube use.

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8 Operation and use
3 Speeds switch
Lamp switch
Place the switch in lamp mode to turn
on the light. The sliding set must be
detached to turn on the lights.
3. Air circulation switch
To operate the machine at first speed,
slide the switch up. To operate the
product at second speed, move the
switch down.
3. Turbo air circulation switch
To operate the machine at third
speed, slide the switch down.
2 Speeds switch
The product has 2 lamps and a
switch to control the light. The
sliding set must be detached to
turn on the lights.
3 Speeds digital display
12 3 45
1. Press this button when you want to operate the
product at speed 1.
2. Press this button when you want to operate the
product at speed 2.
3. Press this button when you want to operate the
product at speed 3.
4. Press this button when you want to turn on the
product lights.
Speed selection
The appliance has a 3-level ventilation. One of the
low-mediumm-high ventilation levels is selected
according to cooking and steaming vapors. Start
by pres s ing the engine control buttons on the
front panel. Electronically controlled models have
automatic timer.
Timer
If you press any of the engine start buttons for
more than 2 seconds, a timer function will be
activated for a duration of 15 minutes. The display
will emit a signal when the timer starts and the
enginewillautomatically switchofffor 15 minutes.
Metal filter cleaning:
Filters should be cleaned when the ”C” signal
appears on the screen or (depending on usage)
after 2-3 weeks. When the filters are cleaned
and mounted in their places, press the button for
more than 3 seconds to clear the mark ”C” (when
product is inactive). The letter ”E” appears on the
screen and the unit will start to function normally.
If you want to continue the operation without
deleting the ”C” signal, when you press the button,
the active operation will be observed for 1 sec. and
the ”C” signal will reappear and the engine will
continue to run.
AWARNING:
The ”C” sign will
appear at the end of the 60-hour
period.

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8 Operation and use
5 Speeds Digital Display
5
AWARNING:
The ”C” sign will
appear at the end of the period of
use of the machine for 60 hours.
ON / OFF: The equipment will start when the
button is pressed.
Reduced speed: The speed will be reduced if
this button is pressed.
Increased speed: Speed will increase if this
button is pressed.
Timer: When the button is pressed, a timer
function is activated for 15 minutes and,
once the timer begins, the display gives a
signal and the engine stops automatically
after 15 minutes.
Lamp: The lamp will start when the button
is pressed. Press this button again to turn
off the bulb.
Filter cleaning periods:
Filtersshouldbecleanedwhen thesign” ”appears
on the screen or (depending on usage) after 2-3
weeks. When filters are cleaned and mounted
at their locations, press button for more than 3
seconds to clear the ” ” sign (when the product is
idle) . The letter ”E” appears on the screen and
the unit will start to function normally. If you wish
to continue the operation without deleting the ” ”
signal, pressing the ( ) button will see the active
operation for 1 sec. and the ”C” signal will reappear
and the engine will continue to run.
C
The ” ” sign will appear at the end of
60 hours of use cycle.
Effective use and energy
saving:
• When using the hood, adjust the vapor speed
and odor intensity settings to save energy.
• Use low speeds (1-2) under normal conditions
and high speeds (3) in intense odors and vapors
conditions.
• Halogen lamps are placed to illuminate the
cooking zone. Their use for ambient light will
produce unnecessary energy consumption and
insufficient light.
Product usage:
• Your hood contains a motor that has different
speeds.

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9 Light bulbs replacement
ADANGER:
Disconnect the cooker
hood’s power supply. Wait for the
bulbs to cool because they are hot
and cause burns to your hands.
9.1 Replacing the halogen
lamp
Fig. 13: Replacing the LED bulb
Remove the aluminum filter holder. Remove the
defective bulb and replace it with a new one of the
same type. Fig. 13
9.2 Replacing the filament
bulb
Fig. 14: Replacing the filament bulb
Remove the aluminum filter holder. Remove the
defective bulb and replace it with a new one of the
same type. Fig. 14
9.3 Replacing the LED lamp
1W
• Disconnect the LED electrical connection.
• Push the lamp with your hand to remove it.
• Separate the self-adhesive tape around the
main body plate lamps.
• Before placing the LED, remove the protective
film from the frame and then place it on the
product’s body.