Grundig GDK-2774-BXB User manual

BEKO-2014-BETTER
T- TYPE HOOD
SERVICE MANUAL

1.COVER
2.CONTENT
1.COVER ......................................................................................................................................2
2.SAFETY WARNINGS ...................................................................................................................4
2.1 GENERAL SAFETY................................................................................................................................4
2.2. INSTALLATION FOR SAFETY..........................................................................................................5
2.3 INFORMATION TO BE PROVIDED TO CONSUMERS .......................................................................5
3. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS .....................................................................................................7
4.PRODUCT INSTALLATION / ASSEMBLY RULES / SETTINGS...........................................................8
4.1 PRODUCT TRANSPORT .........................................................................................................................8
4.2 REMOVİNG PRODUCT PACKAGING..........................................................................................................8
4.3 CONTROLLING THE SETUP PLACE AND ENERGY SOURCES ...........................................................................11
4.3.1 Measurement control of the mounting place ......................................................................11
5. FOR CHİMNEY CONNECTİON USAGE: ......................................................................................14
6. PRODUCT USE ........................................................................................................................20
6.1 STARTING THE HOOD ........................................................................................................................20
6.2 CLOSING THE HOOD .........................................................................................................................21
7. PRODUCTS USED IN THE LABELS .............................................................................................24
7.2 PRODUCTS USED TAGS AND DESCRİPTIONS.............................................................................................24
7.2.1 Type of Label ........................................................................................................................24
7.2.2 Barcode Label .......................................................................................................................25
7.3.3 Enercy Label; ........................................................................................................................25
8. GENERAL WORKING PRINCIPLE...............................................................................................26
9.LIST OF COMPONENT/COMPONENT OPERATION PRINCIPLES ..................................................27
9.1 OVEN LAMP....................................................................................................................................27
9.2 CARBON FİLTER................................................................................................................................27
9.3 HOOD FLUE ADAPTER .................................................................................................................27
9.4 BETTER MAİNBOARD ........................................................................................................................28
9.5 CARBON FILTER ...............................................................................................................................28
9.6 SHORT-CIRCUIT ADAPTER ..................................................................................................................28
10. FLOW FAULT/FAULT DETECTION DIAGRAMS.........................................................................29
11. COMPONENT ASSEMBLY/DİSASSEMBLY OF THE EQUİPMENT TO BE USED İN. .......................30
12.COMPONENT ASSEMBLY/DISASSEMBLY ................................................................................31
12.1 HOOD REPLACEMENT LAMP SHEET ...................................................................................................33
12.2 HOODS MOTOR REPLACEMENT ........................................................................................................33
12.3 CHANGING THE HOUR INTERVALS TIRES ..............................................................................................35
12.4 REPLACING THE MOTHERBOARD HOODS .............................................................................................36
12.5 CHANGING KEYS ............................................................................................................................37
12.6 MOTOR REPLACEMENT CARD...........................................................................................................38

12.7 MAINS CORD REPLACEMENT HOODS .................................................................................................38
12.8 INSTALLİNG A CARBON FILTER............................................................................................................40

2.Safety Warnıngs
Thank you for purchasing this Grundig product. We hope that you get the best results from
your product which has been manufactured with high quality and state-of-the-art
technology. Therefore, please read this entire user manual and all other accompanying
documents carefully before using the product and keep it as a reference for future use. If
you handover the product to someone else, give the user manual as well. Follow all
warnings and information in the user manual.
Remember that this user manual is also applicable for several other models. Differences
between models will be identified in the manual.
Explanation of symbols
Throughout this user manual the following symbols are used:
Important information or useful hints about usage..
Warning of hazardous situations with regard to life and property.
Warning of electric shock.
Warning of risk of fire.
Warning of hot surfaces.
2.1 General safety
•Risk of Poisoning! While the product is running, in the entire house air suctioned. If
enough ventilation is not provided, waste and toxic gasses which are released as a
result of burning will be drawn back into the house through chimney draught. Do
not operate the appliance together with sources that may emit toxic gasses and
create air draught (wood, gas, oil, and coal stoves, water heaters, kettles, etc.).
•Always have the authorized persons check the adequacy of ventilation and
chimney draught in your building.
•This appliance can be used by children aged from 8 years and above and
persons with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities or lack of
experience and knowledge if they have been given supervision or instruction
concerning use of the appliance in a safe way and understand the hazards
involved.
▪Children shall not play with the appliance. Cleaning and user maintenance shall
not be made by children without supervision.
•Always have the installation and repair procedures performed by Authorised
Service Agent. Manufacturer shall not be held responsible for damages arising
from procedures carried out by unauthorised persons.
•Do not operate the appliance if it is defective or has any visible damage.
•Make sure that the appliance is switched off after every use.
•Appliance must be installed by a qualified person in accordance with the
regulations in force. Otherwise, the warranty shall become void.

Electrical safety
•To get your product ready for use, firstly you must have installation place and
electric wiring prepared. Later, you may call Authorised Service nearest to you.
•If it has a failure, the product should not be operated without being repaired by
the Authorised Service Agent. There is the risk of electric shock!
•Never plug the hood before installation is completed.
•Product must be disconnected from the mains during installation, maintenance,
cleaning and repair procedures.
•If the power cable is damaged, it must be replaced by the manufacturer, after
sales service or a similarly competent, certified person (preferably an electrician)
or by a person to be defined by the importer firm.
•Never connect power cable near to the hobs. If melted down, cable may lead to
fire.
•Any work on electrical equipment and systems may only be carried out by
authorised and qualified persons.
•In case of any damage, switch off the product and disconnect it from the mains.
•Make sure that fuse current is compatible with the product.
•Never wash down the product with water! There is the risk of electric shock!
2.2. INSTALLATION FOR SAFETY
Supply cord do not pass over from hot surface during the installation. As a result of
melting of cable, produck could do short ciircuit and it could cause a fire
During the installation be careful that, cable cutting, do not use cutted cable or damaged
cable and using the new one
Install the product according the to current installation regulations. Pay particular
attention to requirements for ventilation.
The distance between hood’s bottom surface and oven’s upper surface should be
minimum 55 cm, maximum 65 cm .
2.3 INFORMATION TO BE PROVIDED TO CONSUMERS
The product is definitely not wash pouring water or spray water. There is a danger of
electric shock.
Do not clean the product while running
•Risk of Poisoning! While the product is running, in the entire house air suctioned. If
enough ventilation is not provided, waste and toxic gasses which are released as a
result of burning will be drawn back into the house through chimney draught. Do
not operate the appliance together with sources that may emit toxic gasses and
create air draught (wood, gas, oil, and coal stoves, water heaters, kettles, etc.).
• The adequacy of the building's ventilation and exhaust systems necessarily checked by
authorized persons
• Do not operate your product without oil filter . Do not remove the filters when running your
product .

• pots and pans , etc. placed on top of hobs . After placing the product run. Otherwise, the
rising heat can deform some parts of your product .
• Do not create a high flame under the product . Otherwise , holding oils grease filters can
cause a fire .
• Before the pans and pots removing turn off the hob
• Do not keep easily flammable material under your hoods .
• Do not expose the product under the open flame . The filter can cause ignition of oil filter’s
accumulated oil . Do not operate the product without filter .
• When frying type food doing, do not leave the hob during the process , oils can be fire
during the cooking proccess , hot oil can cause a fire . Therefore, pay attention to the cover
and curtains .
• If Cleaning do not do suitable periodic time, risk of burns can occur on your hood.
• Kitchen air from the vapors of cooking odors and good for cleaning , cooking or baking
business run more than 15 minutes after the end of the paddle box .
• While the hood is running, especially when used the same time with gas hobs , provide
the fresh air entering the room.
• Working with fuel in the form of liqiud or gas devices(like central heating system) exhaust
system should be fully insulated from in where volumes or hermetic type ın the the hood
running room
• If there is a one more working with fuel in the form of liqiud or gas devices in the room,
should be enough ventilation in the room
• Another electiricy device working with hood at the same room, For the Another device’s
exhaust gases do not absorbed again by hood , the room’s negative pressure must be
occur maximum 0,4 mbar

3. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
External dimensions (height/width/depth)
min.735 mm max. 1130 mm/600 mm/502 mm
Voltage/frequency
220-240 V ; 50 Hz
Control
3 seviye
Suction power
620 m3/h
Motor power consumption
150KW
Lamp power consumption
25KW
Total power consumption
Max 221 W
Fuse
min. 10 A
Air outlet pipe diameter
120 mm
Specifications a note: Technical specifications may be changed without prior notice to
improve the quality of the product.

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4.PRODUCT INSTALLATION / ASSEMBLY RULES / SETTINGS
4.1 Product transport
NOTE: You check general product’s image against may occurred any damage during
transport
4.2 Product unpacking process
Against any product changes state, product package should open not to damage product or
package
Product should be carried by two person for safety of the
product and ergonomics
While downloading the product from transport vehicles, do not
leave the ground hardly , drag on the ground and scroll down
the stairs.
Tape on the package carton is cutted,without damaging the
carton, by cutting tool .

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Chimney is avaible in the carton box seperated
another carton
Grasp with both arms and remove hood from inside
the box.
Unpack hood. Remove the left and right styrofoam.

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And the meanings of the symbols on product packaging;
Preserve
from damp
Fragile
Carry with
barrow in
this way.
Do not carry
the product
like in the
picture
Carry the product
in this way by
squeezing with
clamp
Do not step on
the product.
Finally styrofoam which on the hood taken.

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4.3 Controlling the setup place and energy sources
4.3.1 Measurement control of the mounting place
*
min.
Refer to the nearest Authorised Service Agent for installation of the product. Make sure that
the electric installations are in place before calling the Authorised Service Agent to have the
product ready for operation. If not, call a qualified electrician and fitter to have the required
arrangements made.
Electrical connection
Manufactured with 2-track power cable, this device must be connected to the mains by an
electrical switch with at least 3mm clearance between bipolar contact leads. Have a
qualified electrician to install electric wiring.
•Install your product to ensure easy access to electricity connection (plug, wall outlet)
after installation.
NOTE: Measurements are in mm.
The following provides necessary information to prepare the location for hood
installation.The hood must be installed above the central axis of the cooker.
Cookingappliance and the hood's oil filters should be at least 650mm away from each other.

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Please apply the following steps for the hood's installation
*
min.
**
max.
1. Centering the cooking appliance, draw an axis line on the wall up to 950mm height.
Later, draw two parallel lines at 90mm distance on both sides of the axis line reaching to
the ceiling. Then, determine hole locations by drawing the lines Y-J-X2 and X1 that cut
vertically the axis line, for which measurements are given in Figure 1.
2. Drill eight 8-mm holes on the points X, Y, X2, X1 and place plastic plugs supplied with
the packaging. Check if chimney connectors correspond to those holes or not.

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3. As shown in Figure 2, fix connectors (C) to the holes X1 and X2 via two fixing screws
supplied with the accessories. Screw distance ring (D) on the Y hole as small-diameter
side facing the wall.
4. nstall the hood from the key hole on back plate onto the distance ring and pull downward
to make sure that it is secured. Then, screw the body onto the wall from the holes J1 and
J2 on the upper back of the body. To avoid the hood falling down accidentally for any
reason, screw it also from the hole J3 shown in Figure 3.
5. As shown in Figure 4, place chimney outlet flange (E) to the rectangular outlet on the
upper part of the hood; and screw the flange onto the body using 2.9-mm traced screws
supplied with accessories.

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5. For chimney connection usage:
In chimney-connected position, absorbed air will go through oil filters to the outlet and then
will reach to the chimney though connection pipes and finally thrown out from the chimney.
When using this connection position, 150mm to 120 mm E connector should be installed on
chimney outlet flange as shown in Figure 5.
Chimney connection pipes must be made of fireproof plastic material. When using flexible
connection type, it should be considered that sharp corners and sudden contractions will
have a negative impact on air suction.
The hood must never be connected to a chimney to which another device was already
connected.
NOTE: Connection pipe should not be bigger than 120 mm; on the contrary, this application
prevents proper chimney connection.
6. Internal circulation (Use with carbon filter)
In the position of internal circulation, the absorbed air will go through oil filters and carbon
filters, where the smell is eliminated, and through air directing component. Later, it is
finally sent back to the environment through the grates on chimney.
As shown in Figure 6, air directing component is installed on H point.

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Place ear slots of carbon filters (L) to the ears on motor carrier (M) as shown in Figure 7
and turn anti-clockwise to fix in place. Apply the same procedure for the motor carrier on
the other side.
NOTE: Failure to clean and service oil filters periodically and failure to replace carbon
filters at the end of service life (approximately 4 months) may have the risk of causing
fire.
7. Installation of chimney
To install upper chimney A , secure the upper corners of the chimney on the connection
(C) as shown in Figure 8 and screw it onto the connector with 2.9-mm screws.
Distance between the hole X1 and X2 is determined during the installation process
depending on the usage length of the upper chimney.

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To install lower chimney B, stretch the chimney by pulling slightly from both sides and
secure it onto upper chimney's slots as shown in Figure 9.
You may use the hood in two ways:
1- Chimney-connected use
The steam is thrown out via chimney pipe which is secured to the connection ring on the
hood. Diameter of chimney pipe should be equal to connection ring. To allow the air easily
going out of the room in horizontal arrangements, the pipe should be slightly tilted upwards
(approximately 10°).
NOTE: If the carbon filter is installed on your hood, it must be removed.
2- Use with no chimney connection
Air is filtered through carbon filter and returned to the room. Carbon filter is used when
there is no chimney in the house or when it is impossible to install a chimney pipe.
•Remove aluminum filters as shown below.
•
•To install carbon filter, center the filter over the plastic parts on both sides of fan body
and secure the filter in tabs.

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•Tighten by turning it to right and left as shown in the figure.
•Re-install aluminum filters.
5.3.2 Control of electrical installations
Products in the control of electrical installations should be considered the following
values associated with the product.
External dimensions (height/width/depth)
min.735 mm max. 1130 mm/600 mm/502 mm
Voltage/frequency
220-240 V ; 50 Hz
Control
3 seviye
Suction power
620 m3/h
Motor power consumption
150 W
Lamp power consumption
25 KW
Total power consumption
221 W
Fuse
min. 10 A
Air outlet pipe diameter
120 mm
Wattmeter
Wattmeter

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Install the product’s plug to wattmeter and install
wattmeter’s plug to wall plug
Select the programme you want to measure the
hood. (1.step/2. step /3. step update)

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The network supply data, should be same as product type label’s data. Type label located
to inside the product, at the next to the fan engine
.
After the product installation, the plug must be at easily accessible location.
1. Check electrical functions.

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6. Product Use
The hoods have a motor with various speed settings.
For a good performance, low speed is recommended in normal conditions and high speed
for heavy smell and steam conditions.
1-Open-Close / Hz1
2-Speed 2
3-Speed 3 /Booster
4- Function knob
5- Lamp Button
6.1 Starting the Hood
Press the power button for
turn on the hood.