
In case of doubt, we recommend obtaining the advice and approval of the district chimney sweep or
the local building authority.
Minimum distances
Distance to the electric hob
A minimum distance of 600mm should be maintained between the
electric hob and the lower edge of the hood body.
Distance to the gas hob
You should keep a minimum distance of 700 mm between the gas
hobs (upper edge of the pan support) and the lower edge of the hood
body.
Other Notes
It must be ensured that hotplates that are in operation are always covered so that the device is not
damaged by excessive heat.
When frying under an extractor hood, the appliance used for frying must be supervised during
operation.
Oils contained in fryers can self-ignite if overheated. If contaminated oil is used, self-ignition can
occur even more easily.
We would like to point out that overheating can cause a fire. Furthermore, we expressly point out
that flambéing under the extractor hood is not permitted.
For all work on the extractor hood, including when changing lamps, the extractor hood must be
de-energized (switch off the circuit breaker or remove the screw fuse from the socket). It is also
important to comply with the filter change and cleaning intervals.
Failure to do so could result in an acute fire hazard due to fat deposits!
Energy Saving Tips
Food should always be prepared, heated and kept warm in pots or pans with closed lids.
The device should be switched off immediately after cooking or, if available, the time-delayed
switch-off function should be used.
The lighting of the device should be switched off after the end of cooking.
Pot sizes should be adapted to the diameter of the cooking zones used.
Only use the highest motor speed of the appliance when there is a high concentration of cooking
fumes.
To increase the efficiency of the device, regularly clean the grease filters.
Charcoal filters (when used in recirculation mode) should be cleaned regularly according to the
manufacturer's specifications be replaced.
Technical specifications
Performance
- Connection value in watts 168W
- Of which lighting (LED) 2x 1,5W
- Voltage in volts 220-240V
- Delivery volume max. 1000m³/h
Dimensions
- Height in cm 70,5-110,5cm
- Width in cm 60cm
- Depth in cm 43,3cm
- Exhaust opening in mm ø150mm
- Net weight in kg 12kg
Furnishing
- Connection with Schuko plug
- 3-level control
- LED lighting (2x 1.5W)
- Grease filter (dishwasher safe)
- Suitable for recirculation and exhaust air
Safety instructions
Power supply
The connection is made via a fixed supply line with a safety plug.
If a permanent connection is required, the extractor hood may only be connected by an electrician
registered with the responsible EVU (electricity supply company).
A separator (including fuses, contactors and miniature circuit breakers in accordance with VDE 0730,
Section 7, Part 1) must be provided on the installation side.
Exhaust connection
In order to ensure optimal operation with exhaust air, we recommend the implementation of the
following measures
- Short, straight tubing
- As few pipe bends as possible
- Laying the pipes in flat bends and avoiding acute angles
- Largest possible pipe diameter
Failure to observe these points can result in drastic performance losses and increased operating
noise. This is not to be considered as a malfunction of the device.
In addition, it is in any case not permitted to direct the exhaust air into chimneys, vents or other air
ducts that are used for other purposes, unless these are used exclusively for the exhaust air of the
extractor hood.
We recommend that you obtain the consent of the responsible chimney sweep when introducing the
exhaust air into a chimney that is not in operation.
The joint operation of extractor hoods and chimney-connected fireplaces such as gas boilers and oil
or coal stoves in the same room is subject to certain restrictions due to country building regulations.
Part designation
The extractor hood consists of the following parts
Dimensional sketches
Installation
1. Checking
Before starting the actual installation, the device should be checked. In addition to checking for
externally visible damage, a functional check must also be carried out. To do this, the device must be
taken out of the packaging, freed from all packaging materials and laid on the back side on the
floor/table. After connecting to a power supply, the lighting and the function of the individual stages
can now be checked.
2. Measurement
The relevant wall bracket is located behind the air outlet at the top edge of the rear panel of the unit.
The distance between the openings here must be taken and transferred to the wall in the same way.
Always start from the center of the hob and transfer half the distance from there to the right and left.
The height depends on several components. For example, an existing backsplash or the overall height
of the kitchen can influence the distance between the hood and the hob. If the supplied chimney is to
reach the ceiling, the hood cannot be hung lower than the fully extended telescopic chimney allows.
The aforementioned minimum distance must be taken into account in any case. A higher tile level
than the minimum distance mentioned above can also make it necessary to position the tiles higher
up on the wall. In this respect, the height can only be finally determined on the basis of the local
conditions.
When measuring, start with the minimum distance. If the hood has to be hung higher on the wall due
to other installations, this is basically possible, but we recommend that you do not attach the hood
more than 70cm above the hob (the lower edge of the hood is decisive). Once the bottom edge
height has been determined, check whether the chimney can cover the distance to the ceiling. If this
is not the case, the hood may have to be positioned higher. The aforementioned maximum distance
also applies here. If your ceiling is too high, you may have to come up with another solution as a
conclusion. In principle, the use of the chimney is optional, as it only serves as a cover and does not
assume any technical function that is important for the operation of the hood. It is for visual purposes
only.
3. Attachment
Once you have marked the drill holes for the retaining screws at a suitable height and width, you can
now drill them and screw in the dowels and screws provided. The screws should be firmly seated in
the wall but not fully screwed in. Now hang that the hood body to these screws and tighten them.
4. Chimney installation
You can simply place the lower part of the chimney on the hood. The upper part is held by the
supplied wall rail. Insert the wall rail into the upper part of the chimney (the one with the slots) at
the level of the lateral screw connections and take the distance between the drill holes and the top
edge of the chimney part.
Draw these dimensions in the middle (distance to each other) or to the ceiling (distance from top
edge) on the wall, drill the appropriate holes and screw the wall bracket to the wall.
If you use the hood in exhaust mode, you must now install the exhaust pipe between the air outlet of
the hood and the wall connection of the wall opening before finally installing the chimney. This
presupposes that the wall exit is within the area later covered by the chimney. If this is not the case,
a special design must be made. If necessary, consult a professional. In recirculation mode, this step
can be skipped.
Now connect the hood to the power supply, which is best located in the area of the wall that will later
be covered by the chimney (again, we recommend consulting a professional if this is not the case).
Push the two chimney parts together and screw the upper one to the wall bracket. Now slide the
bottom part down onto the hood. This completes the assembly.
Operation
Insertion and replacement of the charcoal filters
For recirculation mode, we recommend using a charcoal filter, which
removes the smell from the cooking vapors. The charcoal filter
consists of two cassettes filled with activated charcoal, which are
placed on the left and right of the intake openings of the engine and
screwed in (see fig.)
To mount the activated carbon filters, please go
as follows:
1. First remove the metal grease filters
2. Place the activated carbon filter on both sides of the blower in front of the suction openings
3. There is a receptacle in the middle of the filters and a matching insert on top of the fan
4. When the filter is correctly seated, you can fix it with a small turning movement
5. Then reinsert the grease filter
The carbon filter that fits this model is called GE15
Aluminium grease filter
The previously mentioned grease filters are located in front of the engine and ensure that the greasy
components from the cooking vapors are absorbed. Cleaning can be done in the dishwasher and
should be done every 14 days (at least once a month). Cleaning intervals that are too long lead to a
clogging of the filter and thus to reduced performance.
Cleaning in the dishwasher
The grease filters of your hood are dishwasher-safe (55° C). However, slight discoloration of the
metal may occur. These have no effect whatsoever on the function of the grease filter and are not
grounds for complaint. Place the filters loosely in the dishwasher without bending or pinching them.
NOTE: Do not clean very dirty grease filters together with other dishes.
Cleaning by hand
When cleaning by hand, first soak the grease filter extensively in hot soapy water, then brush it off
well and, above all, rinse it very well with clear water. Then drain well. Refrain from using aggressive,
acidic or caustic cleaning agents. For very stubborn dirt, you can use commercially available
degreaser sprays.
Usage
Cleaning and care
- Disconnect the device from the power supply for cleaning.
- Clean the external parts with mild soapy water. Avoid harsh cleaning agents, brushes or scouring
pads.
- Conventional glass cleaner can be used for the glass surfaces.
It is important to adhere to the filter changes and cleaning intervals. Failure to do so could
result in a fire hazard as a result of fat deposits.
Disposal of the transport packaging
The packaging protects the device from transport damage. The packaging materials are selected
according to environmentally friendly and disposal-related aspects and are therefore recyclable.
Returning the packaging to the material cycle saves raw materials and reduces the amount of waste.
Your retailer will take back the packaging.
Packaging parts (e.g. foils, polystyrene) can be dangerous for children. There is a risk of suffocation!
Keep packaging parts out of the reach of children and dispose of them as soon as possible.
Disposal of the old device
Old electrical and electronic devices often still contain valuable materials. However,
they also contain harmful substances that were necessary for their function and
safety. In residual waste or if treated incorrectly, they can harm human health and the
environment. Therefore, do not put your old device in the residual waste under any
circumstances. Instead, use the collection point set up by your community or
municipality for return and recycling old electrical and electronic equipment.
Service
If you have any questions or problems, please contact our customer service.
BIB Handelshaus GmbH
Gremberger Str. 18
51105 Köln
Tel.: 036602 473898
MO - FR from 8:30 - 16:30
Please have the serial number and the model name of the device ready.
The serial number can be found on the nameplate inside the hood.
All data subject to design changes in the context of technical development of our products.
© 2023 BIB Handelshaus GmbH
2. La mesure
Le support mural correspondant est situé derrière la sortie d'air sur le bord supérieur du panneau
arrière de l'appareil. La distance entre les ouvertures ici doit être prise et transférée au mur de la
même manière. Commencez toujours par le centre de la table de cuisson et transférez la moitié de la
distance à droite et à gauche.
La hauteur dépend de plusieurs composants. Par exemple, un dosseret existant ou la hauteur totale
de la cuisine peuvent influencer la distance entre la hotte et la table de cuisson. Si la cheminée
fournie doit atteindre le plafond, la hotte ne peut pas être suspendue plus bas que ne le permet la
cheminée télescopique entièrement déployée. La distance minimale susmentionnée doit être prise en
compte dans tous les cas. Un niveau de carrelage supérieur à la distance minimale mentionnée
ci-dessus peut également nécessiter de positionner les dalles plus haut sur le mur. A cet égard, la
hauteur ne peut être définitivement déterminée qu'en fonction des conditions locales.
Lors de la mesure, commencez par la distance minimale. Si la hotte doit être accrochée plus haut au
mur en raison d'autres installations, cela est fondamentalement possible, mais nous vous
recommandons de ne pas fixer la hotte à plus de 70 cm au-dessus de la table de cuisson (le bord
inférieur de la hotte est décisif). Une fois la hauteur du bord inférieur déterminée, vérifiez si la
cheminée peut couvrir l'espace au plafond. Si ce n'est pas le cas, il peut être nécessaire de
positionner la hotte plus haut. La distance maximale susmentionnée s'applique également ici. Si votre
plafond est trop haut, vous devrez peut-être trouver une autre solution en guise de conclusion. En
principe, l'utilisation de la cheminée est facultative, car elle ne sert que de couvercle et n'assume
aucune fonction technique importante pour le fonctionnement de la hotte. C'est à des fins visuelles
seulement.
3. Attachement
Une fois que vous avez marqué les trous de perçage pour les vis de fixation à une hauteur et une
largeur appropriées, vous pouvez maintenant les percer et visser les chevilles et les vis fournies. Les
vis doivent être fermement enfoncées dans le mur mais pas complètement vissées. Maintenant
accroche ça le corps de la hotte à ces vis et serrez-les.
4. Assemblage de cheminée
Vous pouvez simplement placer la partie inférieure de la cheminée sur la hotte. La partie supérieure
est maintenue par le rail mural fourni. Insérez le rail mural dans la partie supérieure de la cheminée
(celle avec les fentes) au niveau des vissages latéraux et prenez la distance entre les perçages et le
bord supérieur de la partie cheminée.
Dessinez ces dimensions au milieu (distance entre elles) ou au plafond (distance du bord supérieur)
sur le mur, percez les trous appropriés et vissez le support mural au mur.
Si vous utilisez la hotte en mode évacuation, vous devez maintenant installer le tuyau d'évacuation
entre la sortie d'air de la hotte et le raccord mural de l'ouverture murale avant d'installer
définitivement la cheminée. Cela suppose que la sortie du mur se trouve dans la zone recouverte
ultérieurement par la cheminée. Si ce n'est pas le cas, une conception spéciale doit être faite. Si
nécessaire, consultez un professionnel. En mode recirculation, cette étape peut être sautée.
Connectez maintenant la hotte à l'alimentation électrique, qui est mieux située dans la zone du mur
qui sera ensuite recouverte par la cheminée (là encore, nous vous recommandons de consulter un
professionnel si ce n'est pas le cas). Poussez les deux parties de la cheminée ensemble et vissez la
partie supérieure au support mural. Faites maintenant glisser la partie inférieure vers le bas sur le
capot. Ceci termine l'assemblage.