Caple CC400WH User manual

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VERSIONE ASPIRANTE
EXHAUST MODE
ABLUFTBETRIEB
MODE ASPIRANTE
MODALIDAD ASPIRANTE
AFZUIGING
VERSIONE FILTRANTE
RECIRCULATING MODE
UMLUFTBETRIEB
MODE FILTRANTE
MODALIDAD FILTRANTE
FILTER
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USE AND INSTALLING INSTRUCTIONS
Carefully read the following important information
regarding installation safety and maintenance.
Keep this information booklet accessible for further
consultations.
INSTALLING INSTRUCTIONS
This hood has been arranged to be installed above
a cooktop. It can be used in 2 ways:
•EXHAUST MODE: the kitcken vapours are puried
by the metal anti-grease lters and carried outside
through a ducting system.
•RECIRCULATING MODE: the kitcken vapours
are puried by the metal anti-grease lters and
an activated carbon lter (sold separately), then
conveyed back into the kitchen.
We suggest to have installation carried out
by qualied personnel, in compliance with all
the current regulations and in particular with
the ones concerning air exhaust and electrical
connection.
The manufacturer cannot be held liable for
damages caused by improper installation or
if it has not been carried out according to the
state-of-the-art.
SAFETY
The appliance must be installed at a minimum
height of 65 cm from an electric cooker stove, or
75 cm from gas or combined cooker stoves (Fig.
8). If a connection tube composed of two parts is
used, the upper part must be placed outside the
lower part. Do not connect the cooker hood exhaust
to the same conductor used to circulate hot air or for
evacuating fumes from other appliances generated
by other than an electrical source.
Take care when the cooker hood is operating
simultaneously with an open replace or burner
that depend on the air in the environment and are
supplied by other than electrical energy, as the
cooker hood removes the air from the environment
which a burner or replace need for combustion.
The negative pressure in the environment must
not exceed 4 Pa (4x10 –5 bar). Provide adequate
ventilation in the environment for a safe operation of
the cooker hood. Follow the local laws applicable for
external air evacuation.
INSTALLATION
Components > see Fig.4
Use screws and screw anchors suitable for wall
(e.g. reinforced cement, plasterboard) for the
mounting of the cooker hood.
Where screws and screw anchors are supplied
ensure that they are suitable for the type of wall
where the cooker hood is to be mounted.
EXHAUST MODE INSTALLATION
• Drill the holes A-B-C for wall-xing according
to indications quoted in (Fig.3). Make the holes
that correspond with the centre of the hob and
so that the lower part of the hood, which is to be
assembled afterwards, is arranged at least 75 cm
from the cook top (Fig.8).
• Afx the support clamp Z (Fig.4) to the wall via
the drill holes C.
• Afx the support clamp D to the wall via the 4 drill
holesA.Ifthekitckenisprovidedwithawall ducting
system x the support clamp as shown on Fig.5.
If the kitcken is provided with a ceiling ducting
system x the support clamp in correspondence
to the ducting system hole as shown on Fig.6.
• Insert the connection block Eon the support
clamp D and x it using 4 screws (Fig.7).
• Cut the exhaust tube Ffollowing the indication
provided in gure 8.
• Insert the exhaust tube Fon the opening of the
hood body.
• Hang the hood on the support clamp Z and x it
using 4 screws (Fig.9).
• Fasten the cooker hood to the wall using the
security drill holes B (Fig.10).
RECIRCULATING MODE INSTALLATION
• Drill the holes A-B for wall-xing according to
indications quoted in (Fig.3). Make the holes
that correspond with the centre of the hob and
so that the lower part of the hood, which is to be
assembled afterwards, is arranged at least 75 cm
from the cook top (Fig.8).
• Afx the support clamp Z (Fig.4) to the wall via
the drill holes C.
• Hang the hood on the support clamp Z and x it
using 4 screws (Fig.9).
• Fasten the cooker hood to the wall using the
security drill holes B (Fig.10).
ELECTRICAL CONNECTION
The appliance has been manufactured as a class II,
therefore no earth cable is necessary.
The connection to the mains is carried out as
follows:
BROWN = L line BLUE = N neutral
If not provided, connect a plug for the electrical load
indicated on the description label. Where a plug is
provided, the cooker hood must be installed in order
that the plug is easily accessible.
An omnipolar switch with a minimum aperture of
3 mm between contacts, in line with the electrical
load and local standards, must be placed between
the appliance and the network in the case of direct
connection to the electrical network.
OPERATING CHECKS
Check lights and motor start-up on all speeds.
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USE INSTRUCTIONS
CONTROL PANEL (Fig.1)
- Light ON/OFF
- Switch on at 4th speed (maximum)
Speed reduction from 4th to 1st speed then
switch-off
- Display - shows the set speed (from 1 to 4)
- Switch on at 1st speed (minimum). Intake
increase from 1st to 4th speed, then switch-
off.
- Timer - Activation of the auto switch-off timer
(10 minutes).
Remote Control (Fig.1) optional
CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE
It is recommended to switch on the appliance
before cooking. It is also recommended to leave
the appliance in operation for 10 minutes after
cooking is terminated in order to completely
eliminate cooking vapours and odours.
The proper function of the cooker hood is
conditioned by the regularity of the maintenance
operations, in particular, the active carbon lter.
Clean the fan and other surfaces of the cooker hood
regularly using a cloth moistened with denatured
alcohol or non abrasive liquid detergent.
WARNING: unplug the appliance or switch
off the circuit breaker before carrying out
maintenance operations.
METAL ANTI-GREASE FILTERS (Fig.4M)
The metal anti-grease lters capture the grease
particlesofthevapoursthatdevelopduringcooking,
therefore they are subject to clogging according to
the frequency of the use of the appliance.
In order to prevent re hazard, it is recommend-
able to clean the lter every 2 months by carrying
out the following instructions:
• Remove the lters from the cooker hood and
wash them in a solution of water and neutral
liquid detergent, leaving to soak.
• Rinse thoroughly with warm water and leave to
dry.
The lters may also be washed in a dishwasher.
The aluminium panels may alter in colour after
several washes. This is not cause for customer
complaint nor replacement of panels.
ACTIVATED CARBON FILTERS (Fig.4L)
The activated carbon lters purify the kitchen
vapours, the air is then conveyed back into the
kitchen. The saturation of the active carbon lter
depends on the frequency of use of the appliance,
by the type of cooking and the regularity of cleaning
the anti-grease lters.
The lters are not washable nor re-useable and
must be replaced at maximum every four months.
To assemble the carbon lter it is necessary to:
- remove the metal anti-grease lters (Fig.4M)
- rotate the 2 carbon lters to remove them (Fig.2)
LIGHTING
In order to change the mounted lamps:
- rotate the light unit anti-clockwise;
- remove the light unit;
- Replace the lamp with one that has the same fea-
tures because one with major power may cause
severe damage to the electrical system.
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
In certain circumstances electrical appliances
may be a danger hazard.
•The hood has been designed to remove the
kitchen smells; any other additional use shall be
regarded as non-intended.
•Areate the room if other appliances that are not
supplied by electrical power are being used while
the hood is on.
•Do not leave the cooker on if it is not being used.
• Do not ambé food directly under the cooker
hood to prevent the grease lter catching re due
to ames.
• Constantly check food frying to avoid that the
overheated oil may become a re hazard.
• Do not check the status of the lters while the
cooker hood is operating.
• Do not touch the light bulbs after appliance use.
DISPOSAL OF OLD ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES
The European Directive 2002/96/EC on Waste
Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE),
requires that old household electrical
appliances must not be disposed of in the
normal unsorted municipal waste stream. Old
appliances must be collected separately in
order to optimise the recovery and recycling of the materials
they contain and reduce the impact on human health and
the environment.
The crossed-out dustbin symbol on the product reminds
you of your obligation regarding separated waste collection.
Consumers should contact their local public service or their
local dealer for more information on the correct disposal of
exhausted household appliances.
THE MANUFACTURER DECLINES ALL
RESPONSIBILITY FOR EVENTUAL DAMAGES
CAUSED BY BREAKING THE ABOVE WARNINGS.
THE WARRANTY IS NOT VALID IN THE CASE OF
DAMAGE CAUSED BY FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH
THE ABOVE WARNINGS.

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RECIRCULATING KIT FOR COOKER HOOD
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RECIRCULATING KIT COMPONENTS
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COMPONENTS LIST:
A) Protection grid
B) Connecting tube
C) Carbon lters
D) Screws
ASSEMBLING THE RECIRCULATING SYSTEM
• Insert the connecting tube B into the appropriate opening of the
cooker hood (g.1)
• Position the protection grid A and x it to the cooker hood using the
3 supplied screws (g.2)
ASSEMBLING THE CARBON FILTERS
• Pull the 2 lateral metal lters from the cooker hood (g.3).
• Position the carbon lter C on the appropriate hinge of the engine
unit (g.4) The arrow indicated on the lter and the one indicated on
the engine have to coincide (g.5).
• Push the carbon lter into the hinge and rotate it.
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