Silverline 3411 Installation and operating instructions

Read this operation manual and installation prior to use and operate the equipment.
3411

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General view of the extractor hood
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Fig. 1: Overview
Drawing 1: General view
Closure ap
2 Closure frame
3 Control panel
4 Hood casing
5 Engine box
6 Power cord
7 Electronic box
8 Window switch box (optional - only for air recirculation operation)
9 Active charcoal lter box (optional - only for air recirculation operation)

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Before using the hood, please read these
instructions completely.
Keep this instructions manual for future
reference. In case the device is handed
over to a third party, please forward the
instructions manual as well.
You should follow these instructions in
order to prevent injuries of people and
damages to the device.
The manufacturer rejects all responsibili-
ties for any damage due to non-complian-
ce with these instructions.
Information that is important for your sa-
fety is marked with special symbols. This
information must strictly be followed in
order to prevent any accident and damage
to the device.
WARNING !
Warning against hazards for health, it indica-
tes the risks of possible injuries.
CAUTION!
It draws attention to dangers for the device or
other objects.
CAUTION!
Avvertenza contro possibili rischi che potreb-
bero causare danni materiali se non vengono
adottate precauzioni.
INFORMATION!
It gives advice and information.
It refers to another chapter, paragraph or
information
1 Safety instructions
1.1 User Manual
1.2 The instructions used here

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1 Safety instructions
Those (including children) who are unable to
use the device safely due to mental, physical
or motor abilities (specic individuals) should
not be allowed to use the device without
supervision, or can only use it following in-
structions by a responsible person.
Do not leave the device unattended. Use with
extreme caution when children or specic
individuals who are not able to properly under-
stand the hazards are nearby.
Packaging materials:
- should not be used as a toy. There is
a risk of suffocation.
- Dispose of the packaging materials in
accordance with the standards (=> spare parts
and evacuation)
This hood is exclusively designed for the
treatment of steam rising from a stove in the
kitchen and for private use only.
- The device is for home use only.
- The device is not intended for profes-
sional use.
- The device is only intended for use
with electric or
gas stoves.
- Any other use is considered to be
non-compliant and is therefore prohibited.
The followings are, in particular, prohibited:
- The use of the hood without metal
grease lter. The absence of the lter causes
large deposits of grease in the hood and the
exhaust ducts.
- Flaming under the hood. This may
cause to aming of grease deposits.
- The use of hobs (any kinds of gas,
electric, etc.) without pots, pans or stove.
1.3 Children, specic indivi-
duals
1.4 Intended use

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1 Safety instructions
Any open ame may cause aming of the
hood.
- Cleaning of the hood with equipment
or utensils not provided for this purpose,
with a steam cleaner for example (=>
maintenance)
- Any repairing by unauthorized
personnel (=> after-sales service)
WARNING!
Risk of burns! Misuse of the hood can cause
burns.
- follow the Maintenance and Cleaning
Instructions carefully (=> 4.6 maintenance
intervals).
Strictly avoid:
- Cooking, roasting and grilling on open
ame, due to the risk of re
1.5 Fire hazard
WARNING !
Electrocution. The hood is electrically
operated. In case of incorrect installation,
handling and operation, there is a risk of
serious or fatal injury. Follow the safety
instructions
1.6 power supply

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2 Opening of packaging and assembly
The packaging materials are recyclable.
Save on raw materials and reduce waste
accumulation. Put the packaging materials
into recycling points. A responsible individual
will collect them ( => 6.2 Disposal).
Follow the safety instructions (=> safety
instructions) during installation and electrical
connection. Before installation, read the
installation instructions completely.
Strictly follow the instructions in order to
prevent injuries of people and damages to
the device.
The manufacturer rejects all the
responsibility for damages caused by non-
compliance with this installation manual.
2.1 Opening of
packaging
2.2 Installation and electrical con-
nection
2.3.1 Controlling parts of the
extractor hood
It includes:
-he hood with the motor casing
Accessories
- 4 mounting brackets for the hood
housing
- screws and washers for the hood
housing and the motor casing
The warranty claims do not apply in case of
intervention by unauthorized personnel (=>
Warranty)
1.7 Failure of the device WARNING !
Do not mount or use a faulty hood. Repair
work must be carried out by an expert
authorized by the manufacturer (after-sales
service).

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2.3.2. General information on
assembly
WARNING!!
Danger of death due to damaged supply lines.
When drilling, supply lines (electricity, gas and
/ or water) may be damaged. Before drilling,
you should be aware of the routing of the
supply lines (e.g. using a metal and voltage
detector).
2 Opening of packaging and assembly
The hood is installed in the worktop at the
level of the hob.

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Min. 760
2.3.3 Assembly drawings
2 Opening of packaging and assembly
Drawing M2a
Drawing. M1

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2 Opening of packaging and assembly
Drawing M2b
Drawing M3

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2 Opening of packaging and assembly
2.3.4 The dimensions of the device
580, 880
115
560, 860
458, 758
0 - 350 4
10,6
731
460, 660
480, 780
Max. 857 - Min. 735
89
91
65
250
320
320
95
150
222

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2 Opening of packaging and assembly
2.3.5 The steps required for
assembly of the extractor hood.
- You can connect the exhaust pipe to the
extractor hood in both directions (Drawing
M3). To achieve this, after mounting the fra-
me of the extractor hood, you can screw the
motor casing in compliance. For a forward
air outlet, the angular plate with round con-
nection of air discharge and the motor being
arranged underneath must be disassem-
bled, turned and screwed in again.
Working of exhaust air:
Place an exhaust air duct with a diameter of
150 mm on a prepared wall channel.
Working of the circulation: Recycling
The active charcoal lter must be installed
in such a manner that air is relayed to the
kitchen eld.
At the bottom, on the base of the cabinet
side, use a round vent pipe with a diameter
of 150 mm.
Behind the active charcoal lter box, it is
likely to use a connection for a at duct with
dimensions of 222 x 89mm.
1. The section on the bench
2. Direzione di collegamento della
scatola motore per la tubazione
dell’aria di scarico
3. Preparazione del tubo dell’aria
di scarico o dell’aria di ricircolo

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2 Opening of packaging and assembly
2.3.6 Assembly of the extractor
hood
1. Cut out the section on the work plan.
The MINIMUM distance between the rear side
of the cooking eld and the front side of the
extractor hood is 20 mm (See Drawing M1
and page 12).
2. Mount the frame of the extractor
hood. Insert the body of the extractor hood
until you can precisely place the mounting
frame on the work surface (Drawing M2a).
Attach the extractor hood vertically aligned
with the mounting tabs on the cabinet base
at the bottom and on the worktop at the top
(Drawing M2b).
Faucet for discharging liquids At the
bottom, there is a hole in the middle of the
extractor hood frame (Drawing.2b Detail)
1. Push the tap into the hole until the
fulcrum
2. Push the rubber O ring towards
the gears of the faucet in the extractor hood
frame up to the fulcrum.
3. Place the rounded-side brass nut and
tighten it until connected closely, but do not
apply strong forces!
4. Push the piece of pipe into the bend
of the boru pipe.
Fastening the motor casing to the body of
the extractor hood
(Drawing. M3). Pay attention to the direction
of the engine blowing (see Drawing. M3 and
page12)
Connect the air duct as prepared for exhaust
and circulation air (see Page 12).
Electricity connection: Electrical connection
to the motor / extractor hood body of the
motor casing. Properly connect the cable with
2 different connections.
To be able to use this extractor hood in
recycling, mount the circulation box over the
absorbed air circulation box so that it is blown
back into the kitchen.
For air extraction with the use of the window
switch
- See 2.3.5
CAUTION!
Do not install or operate defective
extractor hoods. Repair should be
carried out by a qualied person. (
=>Customer Services).
Drawing 2: Electronic case with window
switch box

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2 Opening of packaging and assembly
2.3.7 The extractor hood for
circulation
To use this extractor hood for air circulation ,
mount the circulation box over the absorbed
air circulation box so that it can be blown back
into the kitchen, for example over the edge of
the kitchen furniture, etc. The stainless steel
front plate with shelf is attached with magnets.
During periodic maintenance, pull forward and
remove the front plate with shelf for mounting
the charcoal lter pad and later for replace-
ment.
Adjust the gap between the front plate and
the box when mounting between 0 and 20
mm (for bases in various thickness), remove
or mount the magnets inside by turning them.
Drawing 3: Circulation box

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3 Use
3.1 Instruction for use of the ex-
tractor hood
Drawing 4: Remote Control
For + and -, press key 2 or key 3.
You can use the extractor hood only with
the remote control
The lid of the extractor hood opens by
pressing it for 2 seconds. However, the
engine does not work like this.
The opening of the hood lid can be
stopped by pressing + or - for 2 seconds.
By pressing for 2 seconds on the , the lid
of the extractor hood continues to open,
and when pressed for 2 seconds on the ,
the lid closes.
The motor can only be operated when
the hood lid is open and no longer ope-
rates.
The motor starts operating at speed 1.
The speed is increased or decreased by
pressing the + or - keys or is closed at
speed 1 by pressing .
The number of LEDs indicates the opera-
ting speed of the motor.

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(The motor stops automatically after 15
minutes)
To set the automatic shut-off time, press
the key for 3 seconds please. The opera-
ting phase of the motor can be changed by
pressing the or keys.
Press key 1 for 3 seconds to stop the auto-
matic closing time.
Stopping the motor: Press the key . The lid
of the extractor hood can be used when the
automatic shut-off is activated.
Closing the lid of the extractor hood: Press
the key for 2 seconds.
If the electricity is switched off during opera-
tion of the extractor hood, it remains in the
closed state when the electricity comes back
to the lid of the extractor hood which remains
in this position. The extractor hood can be
used in the manner mentioned above.
Automatic shutdown

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4 Maintenance
4.1 General Instructions for Main-
tenance CAUTION!
Damage to the hood casing due to improper
cleaning. A change in surface colour may
occur. Do not use a steam cleaner to clean
the hood casing. Abrasive cleaning agents
such as vinegar, scouring, abrasive grain or
sharp utensils should not be used.
NFORMATION!
Maintain and clean the hood regularly to
ensure safe operation and performance..
Clean the hood immediately after its installa-
tion and later when it gets dirty.
CAUTION!
Protective lm residues on the stainless
steel surface can cause stains. The surface
of the hood must be thoroughly cleaned after
assembly. ( Information below)
Please follow the general cleaning and care
instructions as follows (also valid for lacque-
red glazed surfaces):
- before cleaning, remove your rings, watches
and jewelry so as not to scratch the surface
inadvertently lacquered.
- always clean the surface gently to avoid
punctual abrasion.
- do not rub the material too hard to avoid
scratches and dots. - do not use acid cleaners
or polishes. Their components may damage
the equipment.
Pay attention using sponges or clothes. Any
possible residue may cause scratches.
4.2 The cleaning of the extractor
hood
4.2.1 Cleaning and maintenance
instructions

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4 Maintenance
- do not drag heavy, sharp objects onto lac-
quered surfaces or bash them.
There are specic maintenance products,
suitable for the maintenance of stainless steel
surfaces ( segue la descrizione). infor-
mation below). They produce a protective lm
that reduces ngerprints and facilitates future
care.
Stainless steel surfaces
4,3. Pulizia del ltro olio metallico.
INFORMATION!
For the maintenance of stainless steel surfa-
ces, we recommend the aerosol treatment for
stainless steel, Silverline ref. art. PS 500 (
6.1), spray per acciaio inox.
CAUTION!
Fire hazard. A dirty metal grease lter may
cause re. It is therefore crucial to follow the
maintenance and cleaning instructions.
- drops or fresh stains (e.g. from acid uids
such as fruit juices) should be cleaned and
dried immediately!
- Gli oggetti caldi, pesanti e aflati non vanno
passati sulla supercie verniciata e non
vanno spinti contro la stessa.
CAUTION!
Excessive periods of cleaning or the use of
aggressive cleaning agents may damage the
grille of the metal grease lter. Use only sui-
table cleaning agents (e.g. neutral washing-up
liquid) for cleaning.

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Open the closure lid as far as possible (see
Drawing 5b). Press the lid back carefully.
Thus, the safety lock becomes inactive and
the extractor hood remains without electrici-
ty. The two stainless steel grease lters are
located in the absorption eld below and can
be easily removed from their location.
A small groove is xed under each of these
lters (Drawing 5a). The grease coming down
from the lters accumulates here.
The groove and oil lter can be washed in the
dishwasher. Otherwise clean only the groove
using a kitchen towel. If not possible, then
disassemble the groove and clean it.
Mounting the stainless steel grease lter
- When the closure lid is open, install the
stainless steel grease lter onto the absorp-
tion eld using the groove attached to it be-
low. Tilt the open closure lid carefully forward
and reactivate the safety lock in this position.
- Close the lid.
4 Maintenance
4.4 Removing, installing and clea-
ning the metallic oil lter

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4 Maintenance
Cleaning of metal grease lters
To achieve this:
-Soak the metal grease lters in hot dish wa-
ter and clean them using a soft brush. Repeat
this process if necessary.
- Rinse thoroughly with warm water
and allow to dry.
- If the result is not satisfactory, repeat
this process. Metal grease lters can be clea-
ned in a dishwasher.
( Information below)
INFORMATION!
Firmly hold the lters to prevent damage to
both the lter and the cooking area.
INFORMATION!
The metal grease lter is dishwasher safe
and can be cleaned with a maximum pro-
gram of 55 °C. Due to a possible grease
deposit on the dishes, please clean the lters
separately. In case of heavy soiling, please
soak them in the hot dish water. Changes
in the colour of the lter do not impair its
functioning and cannot be the subject of a
complaint.
Drawing 5a stainless steel grease lter with
groove
Figure 5b Position of the stainless steel
grease lter

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4 Manutenzione
CAUTION!
Performance degradation in the event of
non-compliance with maintenance intervals.
The metal grease lter and the activated
charcoal lter can become clogged with gre-
ase and dirt particles due to prolonged use,
which can greatly reduce the capacity of the
hood. For this reason, you should follow the
maintenance intervals.
CAUTION!
Excessive periods of cleaning or the use of
aggressive cleaning agents may damage the
grille of the metal grease lter. Use only sui-
table cleaning agents (e.g. washing-up liquid)
for cleaning.
4.5 Operating the circulation with
active charcoal lter AFP 711 and
the circulation box
4.5.1 Installation and disassembly
of the charcoal lter plug from the
circulation box
Drawing 8: AFP 711 activated charcoal lter
pad and activated charcoal lter box
Pull the stainless steel front plate forward
through the magnets. Remove the abo-
ve mentioned charcoal lter plug up and
remove it. After washing the pad, install it or
you’d better to use a new pad and push the
shelf in until it contacts the magnets.