Silverline 1350 User manual

Revision V1.0
RANGEHOOD & INSTALLATION GUIDE
1350
SILVERLINE

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Index
1. Welcome ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ 3
2. Your Safety
Warning ______________________________________________________________________________________________________ 4
Before Installation __________________________________________________________________________________________ 5
Product Use ______________________________________________________________________________ 6
Maintenance and Service ________________________________________________________________________________ 6
Electrical Cord ______________________________________________________________________________________________ 6
3. Tips and Suggestions
For Users _________________________________________________________________________________ 7
For Installers and Users ____________________________________________________________________ 7
4. Description
Slide-Out Rangehood ______________________________________________________________________________________ 8
Speed Control ______________________________________________________________________________________________ 8
5. Operation
Control Panel _____________________________________________________________________________ 9
6. Cleaning and Maintenance
Surfaces ______________________________________________________________________________________________________ 10
Filters _________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 10
Cleaning the Interior _______________________________________________________________________________________ 11
Cleaning the Exterior _______________________________________________________________________________________ 12
Replacing the Light Bulb __________________________________________________________________ 13
7. Installation
Cabinet Cutout Size ______________________________________________________________________ 14
Mounting Laws and Regulations ___________________________________________________________ 14
Mounting Points __________________________________________________________________________ 15
Ducting __________________________________________________________________________________ 17
Back Draft Fins ____________________________________________________________________________ 17
Installation Advice ________________________________________________________________________ 18
Roof Cowls/Roof Seal Kit __________________________________________________________________ 19
8. Maintenance
Condensation Information ________________________________________________________________ 20
Troubleshooting _____________________________________________________________________________________________ 22
Technical Specications __________________________________________________________________ 22
Faulty Installation _________________________________________________________________________ 23
9. Specication
1350 __________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 24
10. Disclaimer ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ 25

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1. Welcome
Model
Purchase Date
Purchase Location
Thank you for purchasing your new rangehood.
To get the maximum output from this unit, please read through this guide before use.
The guide contains important information on the use and maintenance of the unit, as well as
important safety notes. This will ensure your personal safety and the lasting value of your
professional rangehood.
Please always retain your proof of purchase to aid in any warranty queries.
If you are unable to locate your warranty card, one is available to download from our website.
www.schweigen.com.au
This appliance and its packaging are produced by processes that minimise waste and respect
the environment.
Please help us to continue this effort to protect the environment by using the appliance efciently
and dispose of the packaging in a responsible manner.

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2. Your Safety
1. There shall be adequate ventilation in the room when the rangehood is used at the same time
as appliances burning gas or other fuels.
2. There is a re risk if cleaning is not carried out in accordance with the instructions.
3. Do not ambé under the rangehood. This will damage the rangehood and will not be covered
by warranty.
4. Do not ignite burners that give off intense, uncontrolled ames beneath the rangehood.
5. Make sure that no ames emerge from the sides of pans.
6. Do not leave packaging materials (bags, corner brackets, etc) within reach of children.
7. This appliance is not intended for use by person/s (including children) with reduced physical,
sensory or mental capabilities, or lack of experience and/or knowledge. Unless the person
has been given supervision or instruction concerning the use of the appliance by a person
responsible for their safety. Children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with
the appliance, it is not a toy.
8. The air must not be discharged into a ue that is used for exhausting fumes from appliances
burning gas or other fuels (not applicable to appliances that only discharge the air back into the
room).
9. Accessible parts may become hot when used with cooking appliances.
10. Before performing any cleaning or maintenance operation, disconnect the rangehood from the
mains using the respective mains or sector switch or by unplugging it.
11. Do not use the rangehood without the grease lters.
12. Keep the grease lters clean and respect the recommended cleaning frequencies.
13. Turn the rangehood motor on before starting to cook.
14. Turn the rangehood motor off about 10-15 minutes after you nish cooking.
15. It is forbidden to use the rangehood as an aspirator.
16. Never cook foodstuff directly over the ame or have the gas burners on under the rangehood
without using cookware.
WARNING
Please read this section thoroughly before attempting to operate the
appliance. Inspect your product upon receipt. Any damage or defects
MUST be reported within 48 hours, or no claim will be recognised.
DO NOT INSTALL THIS APPLIANCE IF YOU FIND IT DAMAGED.
If this product is installed damaged, neither the supplier, nor the retailer,
will be responsible for the costs associated with the repair, replacement,
removal or re-installation of the appliances.

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2. Your Safety
Before Installation
1. We recommend this appliance be installed or repaired by a qualied technician.
2. It is dangerous to modify any part of this appliance. Modication of any kind, will immediately
void the warranty.
3. The manufacturer declines all responsibility in case of failure to adopt proper safety measures.
4. Ensure that the location in which this appliance is installed, has good and permanent ventilation.
5. Please consult local laws and regulations and install in accordance.
6. Use an electrical connector with earth that is correct for your location.
7. Check that the voltage in your area corresponds to the appliance as indicated on the rating
label.
8. This appliance must be connected to an electricity supply with a ground connection.
9. Check that the installation and electrical connections are made by a qualied technician and
that the indicated instructions and local regulations in force are met, using materials that are
compliant with the applicable legislation.
10. The company will not be responsible for installations executed by non-qualied staff and
installations that fail to heed the applicable legislation on electrical safety (with regard to both
modes and materials).
11. The electrical technical data can be found inside the rangehood, after removing the grease lters.
12. The exible power cable supplied is already connected internally and emerges from the
rangehood near the air outlet tube.
13. Before installing the electrical connections, you should:
• Verify that the indicated electrical data coincide with the voltage values and frequency of the
electrical circuit in the house where the rangehood is to be installed;
• Check that the premises has electrical protection against short circuits and electrocution,
pursuant to the applicable legislation;
• Always switch off the current using the double-pole switch before maintenance and turn the
power on again for normal use only when the operation has been completed.

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2. Your Safety
Product Use
This product is designed for household use and should not be used for commercial applications.
After use, always ensure that all controls are in the “OFF” position.
When frying with a gas ame, take particular care not to allow the oil or grease in the pan to catch
re. (Flambé)
Maintenance and Service
The rangehood surface should be cleaned with soft cloth and non-corrosive detergent. Do not
leave the rangehood wet after cleaning or use, please keep rangehood dry.
IMPORTANT: Never attempt to repair this appliance by yourself. Always refer to a qualied
Service Technician.
Always switch off the electricity and unplug the connection before conducting maintenance
or cleaning.
Electrical Cord
Ensure the supply cord is not exposed to heat, chemicals or sharp objects. If the supply cord is
damaged, it must be replaced by the manufacturer, service agent or a similarly qualied person in
order to avoid a hazard.

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3. Tips & Suggestions
OPTIMAL
Rangehood bigger than the
cooking area.
ADEQUATE
Rangehood equal to the
cooking area.
INADEQUATE
Rangehood smaller than the
cooking area.
The Rangehood has one mode of operation:
Air extraction: The air is drawn in and cleaned by the grease lters and directed outside. Please
check the cleaning and maintenance section for the lters’ cleaning periods.
For Users
1. Do not leave the frying pan or fryer unattended, as the oil could overheat and catch re.
2. Never ambé any foods beneath the rangehood. The ames could cause a re.
3. Before carrying out any operation inside the rangehood, unplug the appliance from the
electrical mains.
4. Respect the cleaning frequencies and intervals for changing the lters, as otherwise the
accumulated grease could cause a re or damage the product.
5. Changes made to the steel surface will render the warranty invalid.
For Installers and Users
1. In addition to the size, the height of the rangehood above the cooktop is important to obtain the
best performance.
2. For recommended height, please refer to Mounting Laws and Regulations.

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4. Description
Slide-Out Rangehood
Speed Control
This rangehood is equipped with a 3 speed mechanical control. Speed control usage suggestions:
• Low speed for simmering.
• Medium speed for light cooking.
• High speed for heavy frying or heavy cooking.
Front Panel
Lighting
1
Switch
2
Filter
3
4
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5. Operation
Your appliance has multi select switch to control speed. We recommend using high speed whenever
excessive fumes or odours are present. The motor runs when the slider set is turned on and stops
when it is switched off (optional).
It must be switched on a few minutes before starting cooking and should be kept running until the
room is clear of fumes and odours.
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Bulb Switch
To switch on the appliance bulb switch to the bulb position. The slider set must be
in pulled position to start the appliance lightening.
1 and 2 Speed Switch
To operate the appliance on the 1st speed turn the switch up and to operate in
the 2nd speed turn the switch down.
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3 Speed Switch
To operate in the 3rd speed turn the switch down.
2 Speed Rocker Switch
The hood features a switch to control the 2 lamps and the lighting. The slider set
should be pulled to operate the lighting.
Control Panel

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6. Cleaning & Maintenance
WARNING
Always switch off and disconnect power before cleaning.
Surfaces
Wash with warm soapy water and a soft sponge. Never use abrasive detergent, scouring pads, steel
wool or solvents on any part of this appliance, Always make sure to dry the appliance after cleaning
and never leave wet, as this will cause irreparable damage.
Filters
• For this appliance to function effectively, regular maintenance is a must.
• The function of the lter is to absorb the grease particles given off during cooking.
• Clogged lters and heavy oil deposits restrict airow and may cause the motor to overheat and
become a re hazard.
• Filters should be cleaned every 3-6 weeks or after 40 hours of use.
• Disconnect electricity connection before maintenance and cleaning process.
• To remove the lter press handle and remove it through the front guide; bend it slightly and remove
lter. To replace, perform the same operation but in reverse.
• In ceiling-mounted rangehoods, the doors or glass must be opened before accessing the lters.
• For induction cooktop, please aim to clean them at least every 10 days, depending on use.
• The lters can be washed by hand or in the dishwasher
Washing by hand - Immerse the lter in hot water and a suitable detergent and when clean, rinse
with plenty of hot water.
Dishwasher - Put the lter in the dishwasher and select a short program at low temperature.
NOTE: The colour of the metal mesh lters may change after several washes. This is normal and it is
not necessary to change the lters.

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6. Cleaning & Maintenance
WARNING
• If the grease lters are very dirty, the motor will extract only a small
quantity of air, which reduces its efciency;
• The grease deposits that build up on the lter are highly ammable and
COULD EASILY CATCH FIRE.
• The manufacturer is exonerated from all responsibility in the event of re
due to poor maintenance of the grease lters.
Cleaning the Interior
Clean the interior of the rangehood with a damp cloth and a neutral detergent or denatured alcohol.
NOTE: Do not use denatured alcohol on the exterior of the rangehood. Do not clean the electric
parts or the motor with liquids or solvents

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6. Cleaning & Maintenance
Cleaning the Exterior
We recommended using a soft cloth, water and a liquid soap, rinsing it well and then drying it
thoroughly. For better results, you can use high quality cleaning and protection products (eg. Steel
Kleen) to clean your rangehood.
WARNING
• Make sure that the electrical power is off.
• The recommended detergent is a solution of water and a neutral liquid
soap.
• It is very important for the liquid soap to not contain granules that could
scratch the surface.
• First apply the solution to a soft cloth and then rub the cloth over the
rangehood. It is important to follow the direction of the stained surface
with the cloth (refer to gure on left).
• Do not pour any liquid directly on to the rangehood.
• The cloth must have no buttons, zips or fasteners that could scratch the
surface.
• It is strictly forbidden to use chemical solvents, aggressive, grainy or
abrasive products, naphtha, alcohol or similar products that could
damage the surface of the rangehood.
• The manufacturer will not be held responsible for functional or aesthetic
damage caused by cleaning with products which are not suitable or
using inadequate cleaning methods.
OK

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6. Cleaning & Maintenance
Replacing the Light Bulb
Replacing the Bulbs
Disconnect the hood from power.
Remove the aluminum cartridge lter.
Remove the faulty bulb and replace with another
bulb with the same rating. (The bulbs may be hot and
burn your hands, let them allow to cool.)
DANGER
Always switch off and disconnect power before replacing the lights. Failure to do
so may cause serious injury. Please be aware that the light bulb will retain heat for a
short period of time after being switched off.
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Replacing the Halogen Lamp
To replace the halogen lamp press on the back of the
lamp socket to pull the lamp downwards and slightly
turn counter clockwise and remove downwards.
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7. Installation
DANGER
Always switch off and disconnect power before installing the rangehood. Failure to
do so may cause serious injury.
Cabinet Cutout Size
Present the rangehood to your cabinet maker so that they may take their own measurements and
check that the rangehood ts in the cabinet correctly.
NOTE: Please make sure that all plastic protection on the rangehood and lters are removed before use.
*IMPORTANT: Please check all State and Federal Laws in relation to the minimum - maximum
heights, regulations concerning the expelling of air and install your rangehood in accordance
with local laws and regulations.
Mounting Laws and Regulations
The minimum distance between the bench top and the lowest part of the rangehood should not be
less than:
For indoor kitchen area:
The minimum safety installation distance between the top of a cooktop and the lowest part of the
rangehood are as follows:
Minimum installation height for electric cooktop is 650mm and gas cooktop is 750mm*.
For rangehoods 90cm wide or larger: Distances above 800mm can compromise the extraction
performance.
For 60cm wide rangehoods: Distances above 750mm can compromise the extraction performance.
Suggested height above a Induction Cook top is 720mm to 800mm. For more information please see
section Maintenance - Condensation Information*.
The location of the installation must have permanent openings for ventilation.
Regulations concerning the expelling of air have to be fullled.
It is strongly recommended that the rangehood be installed centrally over the cooktop.

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7. Installation
Mounting Points
Measurements are from
the top of the trivets to
the lowest part of the
rangehood, including
the button section.
WARNING
If the user decides to install
the rangehood at a distance
of less than minimum height
above the cooking surface, the
company declines responsibility
for damages suffered by the
rangehood due to excess heat
or damage to objects, people
and others caused directly or
indirectly by a malfunction,
breakage or re. See Mounting
Laws and Regulations.
650
450 to
550
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Cut out line on
cupboard for air
exit.
Mounting template
scale 1:1
Step 1
Drill the hanging bores.
Drill holes of Ø4 mm at the points marked with A, B, C, D on the installation template.

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7. Installation
DANGER
Always switch off and disconnect power before installing the rangehood. Failure to
do so may cause serious injury.
NOTE: Please make sure that all plastic protection on the rangehood and lters are removed before use.
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Step 2
Mount the appliance using the given 4 x 40 screws
to the cabinet on the points A, B, C, D. The front
panel should not contact the cabinet door when
the slider assembly moves.
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Step 3
Mount the plastic chimney on the chimney outlet of
the appliance. Turn the plastic chimney clockwise.
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Step 4
Install the exible aluminum pipe on the chimney.
Install the other end of the pipe on the chimney
bore on the wall.

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7. Installation
Ducting
Please do not crush or kink ducting, as it will reduce air ow and may cause noise to occur through
the system. Ducting needs to be kept taut at all times.
Back Draft Fins
Back Draft Fins
Should your Back Draft Fins get stuck, this is not a warranty issue.
When installing Back Draft Fins, please ensure that you insert the Back Draft Fins onto the back draft
base, which are attached to the top of the motor outlet before installation.
NOTE: Please make sure when ducting is installed, that it does not impede the Back Draft Fins
from operation.
Back Draft Base

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7. Installation
Installation Advice
• Never reduce ue diameter right next to the
rangehood outlet tting, refer to gure 1.
• Never t reductions next to curves or bends
in the installations. They must always be in
straight sections and as far as possible from the
rangehood, refer to gure 2.
• Avoid exccessive reduction of the ue size, as
this drastically reduces extraction capacity,
refer to gure 3.
• Use an air extraction ue which is as short as
possible.
• You should not have more than one blend in
the installation, refer to gure 4.
• Keep the curves or bends to a minimum. If
they do exist, try to keep the angles as open as
possible, refer to gure 5.
Figure 1
Figure 3 Figure 4
Figure 2
Figure 5

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7. Installation
Roof Cowls / Roof Seal Kit
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WARNING
All electrical wiring should be kept inside the roof space.
*NOTE: Motor system does not include the roof seal kit/roof cowls, cable tie, duct tape or the
support straps.
For best result, please install ducting in a straight line and duct length no longer than 4 metres.
Main Power Lead (Male Plug)
Roof Cowls*
Flexi Ducting must be pulled
taut. DO NOT crush or kink the
ducting.
Connect exi ducting to the
outlet on rangehood using duct
tape or cable tie. Please DO
NOT rip the ducting.
4
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Condensation Information
The induction cooktop is designed to provide rapid heating, improved thermal efciency and greater heat
consistency. For some customers with an induction cooktop, condensation can form on their rangehood
lters while using their cooktop.
The induction cooktops’ heat source is contained in the conductive base of the pot. When compared with
a gas, electric or wok burner, the heat is not isolated or contained to one area and therefore gradually
rises up on all sides of the pot or frypan. This combination allows the rangehood lters to warm up slowly
and eliminate the formation of condensation. For induction cooktops, the immediate and contained heat
source can produce vapours rapidly. This prevents the lters from gradually warming up and increases the
chance of condensation forming.
There are many variables that can contribute to the condensation problem associated with induction
cooktops and rangehoods. Some of these variables include, but are not limited to:
• The Country or State you live in (example, WA versus VIC, and the variables in daily temperatures)
• The position of your home and kitchen (morning/afternoon sun)
• The quality of pots and cookware you are using
• Height of rangehood
• Rapid heating
• Ducting angle
• Filter size
If induction, vitro-ceramic hobs and the like are not used correctly, they can lead to problems with the
condensation of liquids due to temperature differences. After some time in use, these condensed liquids
can build up and possibly appear on the metal lters or the bottom of the rangehood.
For advice to avoid condensation, please refer to next page.
8. Maintenance