Miele DA 72/1 User manual

Miele
Operating instructions
for Cooker Hood
DA 72/1
(CDN) UsA)

Contents
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Safety
Instructions
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Description of appliance
Cook top
light switch
Power switch
Fume deflector with
glass panel
Filter lock
mechanism
Grease filter (screen)
Cook top illumination
Main switch

Description of appliance
The Cooker Hood may be used for
vented or non-vented operation.
Vented Operation
CAUTION: To reduce the risk of fire
and to properly exhaust air, be sure
lo duct air to the outside. Do not vent
exhaust air into spaces within walls
or ceilings or into attics, crawl spaces,
oF garages.
The cooking fumes are filtered
through the grease filter and extracted
to the outside.
Non-vented Operation
The cooking fumes are filtered
through the grease filter with addi-
tional charcoal filters and channelled
back into the kitchen via the upper
part of the kitchen cabinet.
@ The unit is set up by the factory for
vented operation.
@ The unit is provided with a non-
return flap.
When not in use the Cooker Hood's
non-return flap is closed, so that no
exchange of air from the outside and
ihe room can take place.
A few seconds after turning on the
unit the non-return flap opens and
fumes are channelled to the outside.
Mains Supply
In case of malfunctioning shut off cir-
cuit breaker as the plug may be dif-
ficult to reach.
@ Turn Cooker Hood's mains supply
off when servicing (changing or
cleaning of filter etc., or when not
in use for prolonged time).
Switch for Cook Top Lights
These can be used independently
from the Cooker Hood operation.
Power Control
Determines level of air flow:
# 1 = low
#5 = high
Fume Deflector
When main switch is "ON" and the
fume deflector is pulled out the unit
will start automatically When front
burners of the coox top are in use or
larger accumulations of fumes have
to be extracted the fume deflector
should be pulled out all the way. Oth-
erwise it is sufficient to pull out the
deflector only slightly.

Important safety instructions
WARNING -
@® Before using the Cooker Hood
read and follow all basic Safety In-
structions CAREFULLY to avoid
personal injuries and damage to
the appliance.
Use the Cooker Hood only for
household purposes.
The appliance complies with all re-
quired safety regulations. To avoid
danger to the user, repairs must be
carried out by qualified techni-
clans only.
Before servicing disconnect the
power supply by switching off the
circuit breaker or by removing the
plug of the unit.
Never allow an open flame under
the unit (i-@. during grilling, flambé,
etc.) as flames may be drawn into
the grease filter and could start a
fire.
Ensure that burners in use are al-
ways covered by a saucepan or
pot, as intense heat could damage
parts of the Cooker Hood.
Do not leave pots and pans unat-
tended, especially when cooking
with oil or grease, as overheated,
oil and fat can ignite and create a
fire hazard.
@® Never use Cooker Hood without a
grease filter.
@® The appliance must not be con-
nected to a chimney or vent flue
which is in use. If a gas water
heater or a gas room heater is in-
stalled in the kitchen, we frecom-
mend as a safety precaution that
this Cooker Hood should not be
used.
Suction
from
the
appliance
could cause a backflow of exhaust
ses from the chimney or vent
lue duct.
No danger exists if a vacuum
pressure of 0. 16" water lift is not ex-
ceeded.
This may be accomplished by en-
suring that sufficient fresh air is al-
ways available,
If you are not certain please con-
sult your local building authority.
lf the Cooker Hood is used in the
non-vented mode with charcoal fil-
ters, these precaution are not
necessary.

Safety instructions and warnings
WARNING —
For the Installer
@ The Cooker Hood is suitable for
use above gas and electric equip-
ment
electric: 20" (49 cm) distance
gas: 26" (65 cm) distance
between cooking surface and bot-
tom edge of Cooker Hood.
For safety reasons install Cooker
Hood at least in measurements as
mentioned above.
® Do not install Cooker Hood over
cooking areas using solid fuels.
@ Only use fire resistant ducting mat-
erial. These are available at your
Miele Service Center.
Vented Operation
Existing regulations require that
exhaust air may not be extracted
through a chimney nor through a shaft
in usé for heating, air conditioning or
other purposes. When in doubt
please consult with your local build-
ing authorities.
save these instructions
and review periodically!

Operation
Switch on Cooker Hood main switch.
® Pull out fume deflector; The fan
power will automatically be in the
previously selected position.
@® Select desired fan power:
Position 1 = low
Position 5 = high
® Switch light on (if needed).
After use
@ {it is recommended to keep unit
running for an additional 10
minutes (approx.) after you finish
cooking, to eliminate any remain-
ing cooking fumes.
@® The unit will turn itself off automat-
ically, when fume deflector is
pushed in.
@® Turn off cooker light.

Cleaning and care
CAUTION: ALWAYS TURN OFF
MAIN POWER SUPPLY BEFORE
SERVICING THE COOKER HOOD!
To clean grease filter
The grease filter absorbs the solids
suspended in the cooking fumes
(such as dust, grease etc.) and thus
prevents the fan motor to be soiled.
The hood is equipped with a re-us-
able metal filter which can be cleaned
by hand or dishwasher.
@ The grease filter should be
cleaned periodically. Within normal
use every two or three months (no-
tice discoloring of filter and reduc-
tion of suction power).
WARNING!
Fatty build-ups in the filter are a
fire hazard.
@® Pull out fume deflector.
®@ Slide filter locks towards center
(see arrows).
@® Remove grease filters and clean,
By hand:
Use brush to clean in warm water with
dish washing detergent.
By dishwasher:
Place fitter vertically (upright). in lower
rack.
Before replacing filter allaw it to dry
completely.
When filter is removed clean at the
same time accessible areas of cas-
ing, to prevent a fire.
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Cleaning and care
CAUTION: ALWAYS TURN OFF
MAIN POWER SUPPLY BEFORE
SERVICING THE COOKER HOOD!
To install charcoal filter
When Cooker Hood has been con-
verted to non-vented operation, you
have to use charcoal filters in addition
to the grease filter. These filters ab-
sorb the usual kitchen odors.
@ Attach charcoal filter with screw
(included).
Change of fluorescent lamp and
starter
@ Please be sure main power supply
is switched off.
@ Un-tighten holding screws and pull
cap of lamp towards the nght.
@ Then change fluorescent lamp or
starter.
® Re-fit lamp cover correctly.
@ Turn on power supply.

Cleaning and care
Cleaning of glass panel
To clean normally soiled panel use
mild detergent.
Panel can be removed for thorough
cleaning.
To remove glass panel use the en-
closed Miele plastic scraper.
‘Insert scraper as shown and carefully
pry panel upwards.

Mounting
Cook Tops used in conjunction with The Cooker Hood is set up for the
this Cooker Hood must not exceed installation into a top cabinet - 2358"
20" (51 cm) in depth x 24" (61 cm) (60 cm) wide.
in width.
Cut-out measurements
Use template (enclosed).
For safety reasons install the Cooker
Hood at least 20" (49 cm) above
electrical cook top or 26" (65 cm)
above gas cook top.
Do not install Cooker Hood over cook-
ing areas using solid fuels.
@ Use appropriate adapter (in-
cluded) for 4" (100 mm) — 454"
(120 mm) |.D. vent ducting.

Mounting
Installation
@ Fit unit as shown into top cabinet
and tighten mounting brackets
slightly:
@ Pull out fume deflector and fasten
unit to top cabinet with the
3 screws (enclosed),
To remove
@ Jake out the 3 screws.
@ Loosen mounting bracket bolts un-
til hard to turn.
-@ Lift up Cooker Hood slightly and
then remove downwards.
Note: Before re-installing tighten
mounting bracket bolts slightly to as- |
sure proper clamping action. |

Connection — Vented operation
Please be sure to read safety in-
structions on page 5 and 6
@® The distance for venting should be
as short as possible.
@® Use elbows with the largest poss-
ible radius to ensure unobstructed
air flow.
Use only non-flammable ducting -
material.
The duct |.D. should be at least 4"
(100 mm). For longer distances use
langer |.D.
If vented through an outside wall a
Telescopic
Wall-Vent-Kit
is
available
from Miele.
A flexible venting hose is also avail-
able from Miele.
Calculating examples of duct
length.
With a 4" (100 mm) diameter duct, a
total length up to 50 feet (15 m) is
possible without significant loss of air
flow (with 5" (125 mm) diameter up to
100 feet (30 rm))
@ Total duct length must consider all
elbows and/or bends.
@ Add additional distances for el-
bows and/or bends as per table
below.
DA 72/1 DA 72/1
Type
of
bend
Angle
—
radius
of
bend
additional
ducting
|
in
inch
in
mm
in
ft.
in
m
Wall
vent
with
flap
—
a
12
4,0
(1,0)
Wall
vent
with
grille
5
1,6
.
Bends
90°
100(125)]
1
+
|0,4
(0,3)
90°
200
(250)
{
0,3
(0,2)
45° 1 0,3 (0,2)
45°
2
172
|
0,2
(0,1)
Elbow
bend
90°
i
an
7
2.3
(2,0)
A5° | | 0,6 (0,5)
Bend
in
concertina
i
hee
fa
hose
90°
7
;
0,75
(0,7)
Flexible
piping
90°
100
(125)
|
1
0,4
(0,35)
90°
00(250)}
1
0,35
(0,3)
oc? 400 (500) 1 0,3 (0,2)
45° 100 (125) i =| 0,25 (0,2)
45° 200 (250) | 1 0,2 (0,15)
ABP 400 (500) 1 | 0,2 (0,1)
( )
figures
given
are
for
5”
(125
mm)
diameter
pipe
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Non-vented operation
lf site conditions are not suitable for
outside venting the appliance must
be converted to non-vented opera-
tion.
The following parts are then neces-
sary and can be obtained from your
Miele dealer or,your Miele Spare Parts
Department.
@® Conversion Kit: Part Number #
1027011
@® Charcoal Filter: Part Number #
3082270
@ Prepare cut-out to cabinet as per
drawing on page 11.
® Insert vent hose with fume deflec-
for from above into air channel.
Vent hose should not be directed
towards rear wall as this would re-
duce air flow.
@ Fasten fume deflector to top ca-
binet with 2 Screws.
@® Fit charcoal filters.

Electrical connection and technical data
Electrical connection
@® The connection to the unit must be
made via a plug and a grounded
receptacle according to local
codes and ordinances.
Technical data
Total rated load.......... 200 Watt
llurmination .............-, 15 Wait
"3 |: 1: ae 120 Volt
60 Hz
Fuse fating...............1 <A
Air through put
Vented operation:
Max.: 300 cfm (500 m?/h)
Min.: 115 cfm (190 m?/h)
Non-vented operation:
Max.: 250 cfm (420 m*/h)
Min.: 95 cfm (160 m*/h)
This appliance must be earthed!

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