KitchenAid KCDP 9050 User manual

Instructions for use

Warnings 4
Safeguarding the environment 5
Instructions for installation and use 6
Extraction mode 6
Installation 7
Hood description 10
Functioning 10
Maintenance 11
After-Sales Service 13

• This appliance should not be used by children or people with limited physical or mental
abilities and with no experience or knowledge of its use, unless they are supervised by
someone in charge of their safety or who has taught them how to use the appliance.
• Children should not play with the appliance.
1. Do not connect the appliance to the mains supply until the installation is completely finished.
Before carrying out any cleaning or maintenance work, always disconnect the hood from the mains
supply by pulling out the plug or turning off the mains switch in the house.
2. Do not flambé food under the hood since the flames generated could cause a fire.
3. Do not leave a frying pan unattended when frying food as the cooking oil could catch fire.
4. Constant cleaning and maintenance of your hood will ensure it works properly. Regularly remove all the
ingrained food from dirty surfaces. Regularly remove and clean or change the filter. Do not use
inflammable material to convey exhaust air.
5. If the hood is used in conjunction with other appliances that run on gas or other fuels, the negative
pressure of the room should be no greater than 4Pa (4 x 10-5 bar). This is why you should make sure
the room is well aired.
6. Exhaust air from the hood should not be eliminated through the heating system chimney or appliances
that run on gas or other fuels.
7. The room should be sufficiently ventilated when the hood is used together with other appliances that
run on gas or other fuels.
8. Before touching the light bulbs, make sure they have cooled down.
Note: always use gloves when installing or carrying out maintenance work.
Electrical connection
The mains voltage should correspond with the voltage shown on the specifications label found inside the
hood. If there is no plug, connect the hood to a socket that complies with current legislation and is in an
easily accessible location. If there is no plug (direct connection to the mains supply) or the plug is not in an
easily accessible location, fit a legally complying bi-polar switch that ensures the complete disconnection of
the mains in the event of a category III line surge, in compliance with the installation regulations.
IMPORTANT: before reconnecting the hood circuit to the power supply, check that it is
working properly, that the mains cable has been properly fitted and that it has NOT been
crushed in its holder during installation.
Cleaning the hood
Warning! Failure to remove oil/grease (at least once a month) could lead to a fire breaking out. Use a soft
cloth and mild cleaning product. Never use harsh substances or alcohol.
Before using the hood
To get best performance from the hood, please read these user instructions carefully and keep them for
future reference.
Keep the packaging material (plastic bags, pieces of polystyrene, etc.) out of children’s reach as they can be
dangerous.
Make sure the hood has not been damaged during transportation.
The installation and the electrical connections, replacement of power cables with plug or flexible cable
should be carried out by a qualified technician in compliance with current legislation in force.
This appliance was designed to be used by adults.
Warnings
4

1. Packing
The packaging material is entirely recyclable and marked with the recycling symbol . Follow local
regulations for scrapping. Keep the packaging materials (plastic bags, polystyrene parts, etc.) out of reach
of children, as they are potentially dangerous.
2. Product
This appliance is marked according to the European Directive 2002/96/EC, Waste Electrical and Electronic
Equipment (WEEE).
By ensuring that this product is disposed of correctly, you will help prevent potentially negative
consequences for the environment and human health.
The symbol on the product or on the documents accompanying the product indicates that this
appliance may not be treated as household waste. Instead, it should be handed over to the applicable
collection point for the recycling of electrical and electronic equipment.
Disposal must be carried out in accordance with local environmental regulations for waste disposal.
For more detailed information on treatment, recovery and recycling of this product, contact your local
authority, the household waste disposal service or the shop where you purchased the product.
Safeguarding the environment
Declaration of conformity
This product has been designed, manufactured and marketed according to the following:
- safety objectives of the “Low Voltage” Directive 2006/95/CE (wich replaces 73/23/CEE and subsequent
amendments).
- protection requirements of “EMC” Directive 89/336/EEC amended by Directive 93/68/EEC.
Troubleshooting guide
Hood does not work:
• Is the electrical power supply switched on?
• Is there a power failure?
Insufficient suction power:
• Did you set the right speed?
• Do the filters need to be cleaned or replaced?
• Are the air outlets blocked?
Light does not work:
• Does the bulb need to be replaced?
• Is the bulb correctly fitted?
Warnings
5

This is an excessively heavy product and the movement and installation of the hood should be done by at
least two or more people.
Follow the instructions in this manual carefully. All responsibility is denied for problems, damage or
fire to the appliance resulting in failure to comply with the instructions in this manual.
Instructions for installation and use
The hood is designed to be used in two
modes: venting exhaust fumes to the
outside, or by passing the air through a
charcoal filter brfore recirculating the air
back into the kitchen
Venting Mode
The hood comes with an upper air outlet
Bfor the discharge of fumes to the
outside (venting exhaust pipe and fixing
straps not supplied). Fig. 1
Recirculating Mode
If the fumes and steam from cooking
cannot be discharged towards the
outside, you can use the recirculation
mode by fitting an activated carbon filter
and the deflector Fon the support
(bracket) G; the fumes and steam are
recirculated via the upper grid Hand an
exhaust pipe connected to the upper air
outlet Band the connection ring fitted to
the deflector F(Venting exhaust pipe and
fixing straps not supplied). Fig. 2
Installation
The minimum distance between the
upper pan support surfaces on the
cooking appliance and the lowest part of
the cooker hood should be no less than
50 cm in the case of electrical cookers
and 70 cm in the case of gas or mixed
cookers. If the installation instructions for
the gas cooking appliance specify a
greater distance, then follow that instruction.
Extraction Modes
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7
ceiling
wall
side cabinet
Venting exhaust
pipe passages
and side cabinet
Cooking surface
centre line
min. width of hood
The hood comes with plugs suitable for most
walls/ceilings. You should however consult a
qualified technician to make sure the installation is
suitable for your kind of wall/ceiling. The wall/roof
should be sufficiently strong to support the weight
of the hood.
Before installation:
• Check that the product purchased is the right
size for the area where it is to be installed.
• To make installation easier, temporarily remove
the grease filters and other parts that can be
removed. These should be refitted when
installation is complete. See the relative
paragraph for dismantling.
• Remove the activated carbon filter/s if provided
(again consult relative paragraph). This/these
should be re-assembled only if you wish to use
the hood in the recirculation mode.
• Check that there are no parts (e.g. bags with
screws, warranty) inside of the hood (for
transport reasons). If there are, remove them
and put to the side.
• If possible, disconnect and remove the
surrounding units and those near the installation
area of the hood so that you have better
accessibility to the ceiling / wall where the hood
is to be installed. Otherwise, protect the units
as much as possible and all the parts relating to
the installation. Choose a flat surface and cover
it with some protection where you can place
the hood and parts.
• Disconnect the hood by turning off the mains
switch in the house when connecting the
electrics.
• Furthermore, check that near the area where
you are installing the hood (in an area accessible
even when the hood is fitted) there is an
electric socket and that you can connect to an
extractor towards the outside (only in the
venting mode).
• Carry out all the building work necessary (e.g.:
installation of an electrical supply and/or hole to
pass the venting exhaust pipe through).
Fig. 3
Pre-assembly of the
chimney support brackets
(only when a 3 part bracket
is provided)
Pre-assemble the 3 parts of
the chimney flue support
bracket with 4 screws; the
width of the bracket should
be identical to the internal
width of the telescopic
chimney flue.
Pre-assembly of the deflector (only when a 3
part deflector is provided) – the deflector should
only be used in the
recirculation mode).
Pre-assemble the 3 parts of
the deflector with 2 screws;
the width of the deflector
should be identical to the
width of the chimney flue
support bracket.
Installation

support
bracket
mounting height reference
centre line
centre line
support
bracket
hooks
bottom fastener
locations Ø 8 mm
hooks
REAR VIEW
bottom screw hole
(inside the canopy)
FRONT VIEW
Fig. 4
• Using a pencil, draw a line on the wall up to the
ceiling that corresponds with the centre line;
this will make installation easier.
• Establish the most suitable distance from the
work surfaces according to your needs
(Important! Respect the minimum distances
indicated on p6 of this instruction booklet),
draw a horizontal line on the wall corresponding
to this distance and apply the perforation layout:
the vertical centre line printed on the
perforation layout should correspond with the
centre line drawn on the wall; furthermore the
lower edge of the perforation layout should
correspond with the horizontal line drawn.
• Place the lower support bracket on the
perforation layout making it coincide with the
sketched rectangle. Mark the two external holes
then drill the holes. Remove the perforation
layout and insert 2 wall plugs and fix the hood
support bracket with 2 x45mm screws.
Fig. 5
• Hang the hood on the lower bracket.
• Adjust the distance of the hood from the wall.
• Adjust the horizontal position of the hood.
• From the inside of the hood, make 2 pencil
marks for the holes ready for the final fitting of
the hood.
• Remove the hood from the lower bracket.
• Drill in the points indicated.
• Insert 2 wall plugs.
Installation
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Fig. 6
• Attach the chimney flue support bracket Gto
the wall next to the ceiling, using the chimney
support bracket as a template (the small slot
created on the bracket must coincide with the
line previously traced on the wall) mark the 2
holes with a pencil, drill the holes and insert the
2 plugs.
• Fit the chimney support bracket to the wall
with the 2 screws.
Only Vented mode version: fit the deflector to
the chimney support bracket using 4 screws.
Fig. 7
• Hook the hood onto the lower bracket.
• Fit the hood securely to the wall with screws
and washers
• Connect the venting pipe (vent pipe and straps
for fitting are not provided and must be
purchased separately) for the exhaust fumes to
the connection ring found above the motor
suction unit. The other end of the pipe should
be attached to the extractor hood. If you wish
to use the extraction hood in the recirculation
mode, then connect the other end of the pipe
to the connection ring on the deflector F.
• Connect the electrics.
• Attach the chimneys and fit them above using 2
screws to the chimney support bracket, G.
• Lower the lower part of the fully covered
chimney suction unit slide down until it fits into
the specific slot in the hood and attach it to the
hood using 2 screws.
Installation
chimney support bracket
chimney
support bracket
bottom fastener locations
lower support bracket
centre line
Recirculation mode only
upper
duct cover
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Fig. 8
1. Control panel
2. Grease filter
3. Handle for unhooking the grease filter
4. Halogen bulbs
5. Steam deflector screen
6. Telescopic chimney
7. Air outlet (only for use with vented mode version)
8. Perimetric suction panel
Hood description
10
Turn to maximum speed when there is a lot of steam in the kitchen. We would advise you to turn the
suction on 5 minutes before starting to cook and leave it running after you have finished cooking for about
another 15 minutes.
Calibration of the control panel
When you connect the hood to the electrical supply, or after a black out, the Hood control system
calibrates the buttons.
You will see two flashing dots during the calibration.
Calibration lasts for 15 seconds
When the calibration is complete, the two dots stop flashing and only the bottom right hand dot stays on.
1. The ON button (Stand by)/OFF suction/Reset means the filters are finished:
- ON (Stand by) – the display only shows one dot on.
- OFF – the display is completely off: all the controls are off except the light button.
To turn the hood to ON (stand by) or OFF, press the button and wait for the dot to appear or
disappear.
A Reset indication shows that the filter needs to be changed.
Press this button for more than 3 seconds. The hood will only reset the filter indicator when the hood
is on.
2. ON/OFF light button.
3. Button for reducing extraction power (P-intensive, 3, 2, 1).
4. Button for increasing extraction power (1, 2, 3, P-intensive).
Warning!
The intense extraction power is indicated on the display with the letter P on the left and remaining
minutes (and the flashing dot) on the right; it turns itself off after 5 minutes and automatically sets the
suction power at 2.
5. ON/OFF timing button: after selecting the
extraction power desired, press this button to time it:
Extraction power 1: 20 minutes
Extraction power 2: 15 minutes
Extraction power 3: 10 minutes
The display shows the remaining time and the flashing dot
on the right.
The hood will go into stand by when the remaining time
runs out.
Functioning