Modena Celato Series Owner's manual

User
Manual Book
Built –In Hood
Celato Series
BX 9603, BX 6603, BX 6632
Sotto Series
BX 6503

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Thank you for your trust in choosing MODENA products for your household needs. With your
satisfaction as our priority, we constantly aim to deliver stylishly designed products equipped
with state-of-the-art technology to assist you in your daily activities.
This is your guidebook containing everything you need to know about our product. Please reach
out to us if you need further assistance or other information via our Customer Care or our official
website www.modena.com.

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CONTENTS PAGE
Introduction
•Part 1 : Safety Warnings 4
•Part 2 : Name of Parts 5
•Part 3 : Installation 6
•Part 4 : How to Use 8
•Part 5 : Maintenance 9
•Part 6 : Problem & Solution 10
•Part 7 : Precaution 10
•Part 8 : Specification 11

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•Do not allow children to operate the unit.
•This exhaust hood is designed for home use only, not suitable for the environmental condition, bake shop,
barbecue, and other commercial purposes.
•The exhaust hood should be cleaned periodically so that its power is maintained.
•Clean the exhaust hood according to the instructions contained in this book and keep it away from the danger of
being burnt.
•No direct grilling on a gas stove.
•Keep your kitchen remains good circulation.
•Before connecting the unit to a power source, make sure the power cord is in good shape. If there is damage to
the power cord, the replacement must be performed by qualified personnel or contact the MODENA Service
Center for replacement process.
•The room should have good ventilation during the use of exhaust hood on gas stoves or other fuels.
•The exhaust hood waste pipe should be separated with an air-duct.
•Regulations regarding the air exhaust must be met.
•The unit is not intended to be used by persons (including children) with a physical, sensory, or mental disability, or
lack of experience and knowledge unless they have been given supervision or instructions concerning the use of
the appliance by the person who is responsible for their safety.
•Children should be supervised to ensure that they are not playing with the unit.
•Do not strike a fire under the sucker of the exhaust hood.
•The exhaust hood is not aimed to be installed on top of the stove that had more than four burners.
Electrical Shock Hazards
•Connect the unit only to a grounded power socket correctly. If you are in doubt, ask advice from an experienced
technician who is suitably qualified.
•The failure to follow these instructions may cause electric shock, fire, or other hazards that are fatal.
Part 1: Safety Warnings

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1. Filter aluminum /
Cassette aluminum
filter
2. Lamp
3. Control Panel
BX 6603 / BX 9603
1. Filter aluminum /
Cassette aluminum
filter
2. Lamp
3. Control Panel
BX 6503
1. Filter aluminum / Cassette
aluminum filter
2. Lamp
3. Control Panel
BX 6632
The image is a general overview and is not necessarily the same with the product you receive.
Features and other equipment are depending on the type of the product
Part 2: Name of Parts

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Exhaust hood is equipment that remove the smokes and fragrances while cooking process. With a vent hood,
your kitchen will be free from oil particles that may produce bad odor.
1. Check the capability of the wall where the exhaust hood will be
installed. Make sure the wall can sustain the weight / load of the
exhaust hood.
2. The exhaust hood should be installed precisely over the stove at a
vertical distance of 65 - 75 cm from the stove’s surface.
PREPARATIONS BEFORE INSTALLING THE EXHAUST HOOD
1. Remove the exhaust hood from its packaging and put it on a flat
surface.
2. Open the aluminum filter by sliding the fixing grid handle A .
Remove the Equipments from inside of exhaust hood
3. Close the aluminum filter .
INSTALATION OF EXHAUST HOOD
Installation for BX 9603, BX 6603, and BX 6632 on the wall
1. Drill four (4) Ø 8mm holes in a suitable place according to centre-to-centre distance of the mounting points
at the back of the unit.
2. Insert the fisher into each hole.
3. Insert two screws into the upper fisher then tightened the screws.
4. Put up the exhaust hood onto the fixed screws.
5. Then use the adaptor accessories on the exhaust hole, install two screws inside the hood, and then fix the
screws to tighten the hood onto the wall.
Part 3: Installation

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Installation for BX 9603, BX 6603, and BX 6632 under the kitchen’s cabinet .
1. Drill a hole in the kitchen cabinet. The size of the hole for the
exhaust hood should be proportional with the product (see placing
hole size specifications table).
2. Make 1 hole with minimum diameter of 120 mm under the kitchen
cabinet at the back side for the air exhaust.
3. Drill 6 holes with diameters of 4 mm, under kitchen cabinet.
4. Install the hood into the built-in hole and then tighten using the 6
screws provided.
5. Install 2 pieces holders’ accessories on the bottom of the hood in
order to keep the gap between the back side of the hood and the
kitchen cabinet .
Installation for BX 6503 on the kitchen’s cabinet
1. Drill a hole in the kitchen cabinet. The size of the hole for the
exhaust hood should be proportional with the product (check the
hole’s size specifications table).
2. Make 1 hole with a diameter of 150 mm for the exhaust pipe.
3. Remove the aluminum filter and remove 4 screws from the control
panel.
4. Install the hood into the built-in hole and then tighten using 6
screws available.
5. Reassembly the control panel and tighten using 4screws.
6. Connect the exhaust pipe on the exhaust hole in the unit.
OPERATING METHODS
MODENA Exhaust Hood has 2 (two) operating methods as follows:
DUCTING / EXHAUST System :
• In this method, the exhaust hood operates by sucking the smoke /
smells produces in cooking and then releasing it out using the
exhaust pipe.
• A heat / fire-resistant ducting system is required to release the
smoke / odor out of the exhaust pipe.
• Connect the exhaust hood with the exhaust vent with a minimum
diameter of 4 inch or 120 mm for BX 9603 and BX 6603 or the
minimum diameter of 6 inch or 150 mm for BX6503 and BX 6632.
Several things that require attention in installing the ducting system exhaust hood:
1. Carbon filter must be removed, it only require Aluminum Filter.
2. If the exhaust hood will be installed in a multi-storied building or an apartment, consult with the person in
charge of the building / apartment before installing the exhaust system.
3. Exhaust hood with ducting system should be used in an open-air room with good air circulation.

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RE-CIRCULATING System
• In this method, the exhaust hood operates by vacuuming the
smoke / odors produces in cooking process and filters it through
the aluminum filter and carbon filter. The filtered smoke is then re-
circulated into the room.
• This version requires an exhaust hole that goes on the top of
kitchen’s cabinet.
Several things that require attention when installing an exhaust hood with re-circulating system:
1. Both carbon filter and aluminum filter must be used.
2. The position of both filters must be precise.
• Connect the power cord with an electrical socket.
• To Activate or Shutting Down the exhaust hood and the lights, toggle the motor’s speed and light’s switches
as pictured in this image below.
Light’s Control:
0 This position to switch-off thelight
I This position to switch-on thelight
Motor’s Control
0 This position to switch-off the motor
I This position to switch-on the motor in level 1 speed
II This position to switch-on the motor in level 2 speed
III This position to switch-on the motor in level 3 speed
CAUTION:
• Avoid direct contact of an active stove with the exhaust hood.
• Adjust the motor’s speed of the exhaust hood according to the
thickness of smoke / steam generated in the cooking process.
• To get the best filtering result, turn off the exhaust hood 20 –30
minutes after finished cooking.
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Part 4: How to Use

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MODENA Exhaust Hood is specifically designed for long-term usage and doesn't require complicated
maintenance. However, there are several things you can do to maintain the quality as follows:
Cleaning the Cabinet:
To clean the surface of exhaust hood cabinet from sticky oil particles, use a cloth / sponge and soap water and then
dry it out. The cabinet should be cleaned after each cooking session.
Cleaning the Filter:
Smoke / steam from cooking and oil particles generated by the cooking process will immediately absorbed by the filter
and therefore the filter should be cleaned regularly.
Aluminum Filter:
• For routine usage, clean the aluminum filter once every 10 –15
days by soaking the filter in a container filled with soap water for 1
hour (look at the image) and use a soft brush to scrub it and then
dry the filter thoroughly before placing it back to its proper position.
• Aluminum filter can be cleaned using a dishwasher.
• Avoid bending the filter when you wash it
Carbon Filter:
Carbon filter must be replaced with a new one at least once every 4 months or when the carbon filter is no
longer capable of absorbing the cooking odors.
1. Open the aluminum filter / cassette aluminum filter.
2. Rotate the carbon filter counterclockwise then remove the carbon
filter.
3. Install the new carbon filter by putting it in position and rotating it
clockwise
ATTENTION :
Carbon filter cannot be washed and must be replaced with a new one upon its expiry.
Part 5: Maintenance

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Consult the following troubleshooting before contacting our Service Center regarding your exhaust hood:
PROBLEM
POSSIBLE CAUSE
RECOMMENDED ACTIONS
Exhaust hood is not
working
• Power cord is not yet connected
to the electrical socket.
• Electrical socket does not
have any electricity
•
Connect the power cord to the
electrical socket.
• Connect the power cord to a
properly functioning electrical
socket
Deteriorating of
Suction Power
• Dirty aluminum filter
• Dirty carbon filter
• Clean the aluminum filter, dry it
and place it back on the exhaust
hood.
• Replace the carbon filter with a
new one.
Motor fan is not
functioning
• Motor coil is broken
• Contact MODENA Service
Center
Motor stops working
after a while
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Safety thermal regulator is active
• The vent hood is installed too
close to the stove.
• Air circulation is not optimal.
• Contact MODENA Service Center.
●Make sure the hood is turned on after a while to allow the air around the cooking area to circulate properly and
make sure the hood is turned off after this process..
●Periodically inspect the filter and oil reservoir. Make sure that the filter is in clean and good condition and make
sure the oil reservoir is not exceeding the specified limit.
●If you smell burnt / burnt smell from the hood, immediately turn off the hood and contact the MODENA Service
Center.
●Perform a routine service on your stove every 3 (three) months, because if there are problems / problems with
your exhaust hood, it can be immediately identified and repaired. Contact MODENA Service Center
Part 6: Problem and Solution
Part 7: Precaution

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MODEL
BX 9603
BX 6603
BX 6503
BX 6632
Type
Built-in slide out
Built-in slide out
Built-in under top
Built-in slide out
Material of cabinet
Metal + glass
Metal + glass
Metal
Metal + glass
Color of cabinet
Silver
Silver
Silver
Stainless
Color of front
panel
Black
Black
Stainless
Black
Amount the
motor(s)
2
1
1
1
Lamp
2 Bulb
2 Bulb
2 LED
2 LED
Control type
Slide button
Slide button
Slide button
Touch Button
Speed Level’s
Variations
3
3
3
3
Filter’s Type
Cassette Aluminum
Filter + Carbon Filter
+ Vit. C
Cassette Aluminum
Filter + Carbon Filter
+ Vit. C
Cassette Aluminum
Filter + Carbon Filter
+ Vit. C
Cassette
Aluminum Filter +
Carbon Filter
Ionizer
No
No
No
No
Air Circulation
400 m3/h
250 m3/h
350 m3/h
500 m3/h
Power - Motor
2 x 100 W
100 W
65 W
160 W
Power - Lamp
2 x 40 W
2 x 40 W
2 x 2 W
2 x 1.5 W
Product dimension
(L x W x H) mm
900x(310~450)x175
600x(310~450)x175
520x296x190
595 x (281 –478) x
200
Built-in dimension
(L x W x H) mm
850x280x135
550x280x135
490x165x190
555 x 285 x 160
Specification of this unit may change without notice to improve the quality of the product.
Images in this manual are schematic and may not match the exact product.
Values stated on the machine labels or in the documentations within are obtained in a laboratory in accordance with
the relevant standards, depending on the unit’s operational and environmental condition.
Part 8: Specification

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