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Miele
Operating
instructions
for
Cooker
Hood
DA
72/1
(CDN)
UsA)
Contents
Page
Safety
Instructions
and
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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.
8
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.