Silverline Ariel Downdraft User manual

SILVERLINE COOKER HOODS
ARIEL DOWNDRAFT
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Table of contents
1 INPUT........................................................................................................... 4
2 Technical Drawing...................................................................................... 5
3 WARNING AND SAFETY PRECAUTIONS................................................. 7
3.1 LETHAL RISK, DANGER OF POISONING......................................... 9
4 USAGE WITH AND WITHOUT CARBON FILTER.................................... 13
4.1 Replacement of Carbon Filters.......................................................... 14
5 CLEANING AND PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE..................................... 15
5.1 Cleaning the metal oil filters............................................................... 15
6 DESCRIPTION OF THE APPLIANCE....................................................... 17
6.1 Installation and Unpacking of the Appliance...................................... 17
6.2 Recommendations for Energy Saving................................................ 18
7 CONTENT OF PACKAGE.......................................................................... 19
8 ASSEMBLY OF PRODUCT....................................................................... 20
9 USE OF PRODUCT.................................................................................... 25
9.1 Remote Controller.............................................................................. 26
10 AUTHORIZED SERVICE........................................................................... 28
Table of contents
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1 INPUT
This guideline and the safety data
includes all necessary information for a
safe mounting as well as a safe use
without defects.
nPlease read all of this guideline
and safety data before using the
appliance. Make the most suitable
installation plan according to these
information
nKeep the guideline in an appro-
priate place.
nIf you pass the appliance onto
others, make sure you also give
this guideline and safety data.
nDisregarding this guideline may
result in severe injuries and
defects in the appliance.
nPlease keep in mind that we won't
be responsible for the defects
arising from not taking this guide-
line into account.
The figures in this guideline aim to vis-
ually describe the actions. In these fig-
ures only one model of the appliance is
illustrated. However, all instructions or
figures also represent other models.
INPUT
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2 Technical Drawing
480, 780, 1080
91
735
508, 808, 1108
118,5
65
350
479, 779, 1079
90
250
023
320
Fig. 1
Technical Drawing
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500 , 800 , 1100
100
M!n.760
A
A
A
100
300
Ø160
224
50
94
50
Fig. 2
Technical Drawing
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3 WARNING AND SAFETY PRECAU-
TIONS
WARNING AND SAFETY PRECAU-
TIONS
nThis appliance can be used by
children of 8 years and older,
people with physical, sensory or
mental capability deficiency or
people with lack of experience or
knowledge; as long as they are
provided supervision or instruc-
tions for the safe use of the appli-
ance and they comprehend the
dangers.
nChildren should not tamper with
the appliance. Cleaning and user
maintenance operations must not
be performed by children unless
supervised.
nThis product is designed for home
use.
nUsage voltage of your product is
220-240 Volt~50 - 60 Hz.
nPower cord of your product is fitted
with a grounded plug. This cord
must be plugged into a grounded
outlet.
nThe whole electrical wiring must
be installed by a qualified electri-
cian.
nInstallation by unauthorized per-
sons could lead to poor operation
performance, damage to the
product, and accidents.
nFeeder cable of the appliance
must not be exposed to jamming
or crashing during assembly.
Feeder cable mustn't be placed
near the cooker. In such cases, it
might melt down and lead to fire.
nDo not plug in the appliance before
the installation.
nMake sure that the installation
place allows the user to easily
unplug the power cable in case of
any danger.
nDo not touch your product's lamps
when they work for a long time.
Since they would be hot, they
could burn your hand.
nKitchen hoods are manufactured
for household use in normal home
cooking. There is a risk of malfunc-
tion in other types of use, and the
product guarantee will be void.
nComply with the rules and instruc-
tions regarding discharge of out-
going air, stipulated by the relevant
authorities. (This warning does not
apply to uses without flue.)
nFlammable foods must not be
cooked under the appliance.
nStart your product after you place
pot, pan etc. on the stoves. Other-
wise, high temperature may cause
same parts of your products to
deform.
nTurn off the cooker's burner before
taking the saucepan, pan, etc. off
the cooker.
nDo not leave boiling oil on the
stove. Pots that contain boiling oil
may catch fire by itself.
nSince oils could catch fire when
you cook fried foods in particular,
be careful about your curtains and
tablecloths.
nEnsure timely replacement of the
filters. Filters not replaced in a
timely manner pose risk of fire due
to accumulated grease deposits on
them.
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nDo not use non-fire-resistant fil-
tering materials instead of the filter.
nDo not operate your product
without filter, and do not remove
the filters when the product is in
operation.
nIn case of any fire, de-energize the
hood and any other cooking appli-
ances. (Plug off the appliance or
turn off the main switch).
nIf your product's periodic cleaning
is not made in a timely manner, it
could pose risk of fire.
nDe-energize the appliance before
any maintenance operations. (Plug
off the appliance or turn off the
main switch.)
nWhen electric cooker hood and
appliances fed with energies other
than electricity operate simultane-
ously, the negative pressure in the
room must not exceed 4 Pa ( 4 X
10 bar ).
nGas or fuel oil burning appliances,
such as room heaters, which share
the same environment with your
product, must be fully insulated
from the exhaust of this product or
they must be hermetical.
n* When you make a flue connec-
tion for your product, use pipes
with a diameter of 150mm or 120
mm. The length of the pipe con-
nection as well as the number of
elbows must be as minimum as
possible.
nChildren must not play with the
appliance.
nFor your safety, use ”MAX 6 A”
fuse in the hood system.
nSince the packing materials could
be dangerous, keep them away
from children.
nIf the feeder cable is damaged, it
must be replaced by its manufac-
turer or its authorized technical
service or any other personnel
qualified at the same level, in order
to avoid any dangerous situation.
nIn case of any deflagration, de-
energize the cooker hood and
cooking appliances, and cover the
flame. Never use water to extin-
guish the fire.
nWhen cooking appliances are in
operation, their accessible parts
could be hot.
nThis appliance is not intended to
be used by people with physical,
sensory and mental disabilities
(including children) or those who
have not adequate experience and
knowledge regarding its use,
unless they are under the supervi-
sion of a person responsible for
the safety of the appliance.
nOutput of the hood must not be
connected to air ducts, where
there exist another smokes.
nYou must be careful when using
the appliance spontaneously with
other appliances (e.g. gas, diesel
fuels, coal, wood, etc. burning
heaters, shower heaters), which
use the same air in the same envi-
ronment Attention must be paid
when using them simultaneously. It
is because the hood could
adversely affect the combustion,
by discharging the ambient air.
This warning does not apply to
uses without flue.
WARNING AND SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
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3.1 LETHAL RISK,
DANGER OF POI-
SONING
L DANGER
Warning - Choking Hazard
The packaging materials are dan-
gerous for children. Never allow
children to play with packaging
materials.
L DANGER
Warning - Death Hazard There are
life-threatening danger and poi-
soning danger due to reabsorbed
combustion gases. During the air
discharge outlet use, unless suffi-
cient air supply is provided, do not
use the appliance simultaneously
with devices that discharge toxic
gases through flue such as venti-
lated, gas, oil, wood or coal burning
heaters, shower heaters, water
heaters, etc.Fig. 3
Fig. 3: Poisoning Danger
Ventilated goods (e.g. gas, oil, wood or
coal burning heaters, shower heaters,
water heaters) take combustion air
from the installation location, and dis-
charge the waste gas through a waste
gas system (e.g. flue). When the
cooker hood is active, it absorbs air
from the kitchen and neighbouring
rooms. If adequate air entry is not pro-
vided, vacuum emerges. In such a
case, the toxic gases are absorbed
from the flue and waste gas channel,
and are taken into to door again. Fig. 3
nTherefore, adequate fresh air
ingress must always be
ensured.Fig. 4
Fig. 4
WARNING AND SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
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L WARNING
Fire danger!
– The oil residue in the oil filter
may catch fire.Clean the oil filter
at least once every 3
months.Never operate the
device without the oil filter.
– The oil residue in the oil filter
may catch fire. Never work with
open flame (ex. flambe) near the
device. The apparatus is
allowed to be installed near a
solid fuel (e.g. wood or coal)
heater only if it has a non-
removable cover. No sparks
should be scattered.
– Hot oils and fats catch fire
easily. Hot oils and fats should
never be left unattended. Never
try to put out the fire with water.
Turn off the cooker. Kill the
flames carefully using a cover,
fire blanket or a similar material.
– Gas operated cookers that do
not have a cooking pot on
create high heat during opera-
tion. A ventilation device placed
over the cookers can be dam-
aged or burned for this reason.
Operate gas cookers only when
there is a cooking pot on them.
– Operating multiple gas cookers
simultaneously creates high
heat. A ventilation device placed
over the cookers can be dam-
aged or burned for this reason.
Never operate two gas cookers
longer than 15 minutes on high
flame setting. A large burner
over 5kW (Wok) has the power
of two gas burners.
L WARNING
Electrocution hazard!
– A malfunctioning device may
cause electric shock. Never turn
on a malfunctioning device. Pull
the power plug and switch off
the circuit breaker. Call cus-
tomer service.
– Unsuitable repairs pose haz-
ards. Repairs and replacement
of damaged power cords must
be performed only by a cus-
tomer services technician
trained by us. If the device is
malfunctioning pull the power
plug and switch off the circuit
breaker. Call customer service.
– Water leaking into the device
may cause electric shock. High
pressure or steam cleaners
must not be used.
L DANGER
Danger of physical injury!
– During the installation, there is a
danger of physical injury due to
the sharp edges. Use protective
gloves throughout the installa-
tion process of the appliance.
– Due to risk of dropping the
appliance, assembly of all safety
bolts and covers must be per-
formed as specified in the user
manual.
– Objects placed on the appliance
may fall over. Do not place any
objects on the device.
– LED lights are very bright and
may damage eyes (Risk group
1). You must not look directly at
running LED lights for longer
than 100 seconds.
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L WARNING
Risk of burn, risk of electric shock!
– Allow the appliance to cool
before cleaning or maintenance
process. Switch off the fuse or
pull out the mains plug from the
socket.
– There is risk of damage due to
ingress of moisture in the elec-
tronics. Do not clean the control
components with a wet cloth.
– The surface could be damaged
due to a wrong cleaning
process. Clean stainless steel
surfaces only in their brushing
direction. Do not use a stainless
steel cleaner for the control ele-
ments.
– The surface could be damaged
due to aggressive and abrasive
cleaning agents. Never use
aggressive and abrasive
cleaning agents.
L WARNING
Dangers of fire and physical injury!
In case of repairing that is not per-
formed according to the rules or as
required, turn off the fuse or unplug
the feeder cable of your appliance.
Repairing must be performed only
by the authorized technical service
or authorized experts.
NOTICE
If the appliance is faulty or dam-
ages, turn off the fuse or unplug the
feeder cable of your appliance and
call the authorized service.
NOTICE
If the feeder cable is damaged, it
must be replaced by its manufac-
turer or its authorized technical
service or any other personnel
qualified at the same level, in order
to avoid any dangerous situation.
NOTICE
When the bulbs of the device mal-
function, switch off the circuit
breaker and unplug the device's
power plug from the socket.
Replace the defective bulbs immedi-
ately (leave bulbs to cool down
first), in order to protect the
remaining bulbs against over-
loading.
L CAUTION
Accessible components might be
heated when used with cooking
devices.
L DANGER
Air outlet pipe of this appliance
mustn't be connected in the flue
used to discharge the fume gener-
ated by devices that use gas or
other fuels.
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Damage reasons
L CAUTION
Damage hazard due to corrosion.
Always run the appliance to prevent
condensate formation while
cooking. Condensates may cause
corrosion damage. Replace the mal-
functioning lamp right away to pre-
vent overloading of other lamps.
Moisture intrusion in electronic
parts poses a risk of damage. Never
clean the control elements with a
wet cloth. The surface could be
damaged due to a wrong cleaning
process. Clean stainless steel sur-
faces only in their brushing direc-
tion. Do not use a stainless steel
cleaner for the control elements.
The surface could be damaged due
to aggressive and abrasive cleaning
agents. Never use aggressive and
abrasive cleaning agents. There is a
risk of damage due to condensate
liquid backflow. Install the air exit
canal with a small downward incli-
nation (1° inclination) from the appli-
ance.
WARNING AND SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
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4 USAGE WITH AND WITHOUT
CARBON FILTER
You can use this appliance in exhaust
air mode and ventilated air mode.
Exhaust air mode
The absorbed air is cleaned by the
grease filters, and is discharged
through a piping system.Fig. 5
Fig. 5: Air Outlet without Carbon Filter
NOTICE
Exhaust air must not be transferred
to an active smoke or waste gas
flue; or a flue used for ventilation of
the places, where heat sources are
installed.
nIf you want to transfer exhaust air
to an inactive smoke or waste gas
flue, you need to obtain permission
from an authorized chimney
sweep.
nIf exhaust air is discharged
through the external wall, a tele-
scopic wall safe must be used.
Ventilated air mode
Absorbed air is cleaned by the grease
filters and an active carbon filter, and
then it is transferred back to the
kitchen.Fig. 6
Fig. 6: Air Circulation with Carbon Filter
You need to install an active carbon
filter, in order to catch the substances,
which cause stink in the circulating air.
Consult your authorized dealer to know
the different opportunities available for
enabling the appliance to function in
circulating air mode. You can buy the
accessories required for this process
from the relevant outlets, authorized
technical service or online sales
center.
USAGE WITH AND WITHOUT CARBON FILTER
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4.1 Replacement of
Carbon Filters
Fig. 7
1- Active Carbon Filter
2- Active Carbon Filter
1. active carbon filter (Fig. 7/2) by
pulling it towards the direction of
the arrow(Fig. 7).
Fig. 8
1- Connection screw of the active
carbon filter
2- Active Carbon Filter
2. Remove the connection screw of
the active carbon filter ( Fig. 8/1)
by turning in the direction of the
arrow.
Fig. 9
3. Remove the active carbon filter
(Fig. 9).
4. Make the active carbon filter
reusable by holding in the at 175
- 200 °C for 60 - 90 minutes in
the oven.
Placing the active carbon filter
5. Attach the active carbon filter by
performing the reverse of the
procedures given above.
USAGE WITH AND WITHOUT CARBON FILTER
Replacement of Carbon Filters
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5 CLEANING AND PREVENTIVE MAIN-
TENANCE
L CAUTION
Cleaning and user maintenance of
the appliance shall not be per-
formed by unattended children.
nThe surface could be damaged
due to aggressive and abrasive
cleaning agents. Never use
aggressive and abrasive cleaning
agents. Supply your cleaning and
protective substances that are
appropriate for your appliance
from the authorized technical
service. Surface of appliance and
control units are sensitive to
scratching.
nClean the surfaces with a soft and
damp cloth, dish-washing liquid or
mild glass cleaning agent. Soften
the dry, sticky dirt with a damp
cloth. Do not scrape!
nIt is not appropriate to use dry
cloths, sponges that may scratch,
materials that require rubbing, and
other aggressive cleaning agents
containing sand, soda, acid or
chlorine.
nClean the stainless steel surfaces
in their brushing direction only.
nDo not use stainless steel cleaning
agents and wet clothes for control
units. Cleaning of metal grease fil-
ters Used metal grease filters
retain the greasy particles in the
moisture and vapour generated in
the kitchen. Clean the metal
grease filters about every three
months, under normal use condi-
tions (1 to 2 hours a day).
nDo not use excessively effective,
acidic or alkaline cleaning agents.
nFor cleaning the metal grease fil-
ters, clean the holder parts of the
metal grease filters in the appli-
ance, with a damp cloth as well.
nYou can clean the metal grease fil-
ters in the dishwasher or by hand.
nDo not apply spray cleaning sup-
plies directly to the product.
nDo not keep flammable and/or
heavy decorative items on the
product.
5.1 Cleaning the metal
oil filters
L WARNING
Risk of due to oilsediments in metal
oil filter!
– Clean the metal oil filter at least
every 2 weeks or when the oil
filter cleaning warning is dis-
played.
– Never operate the hood without
a metal oil filter.
Risk of due to oilsediments in metal
oil filter.
NOTICE
Material damage due to falling of the
metal oil filter.
CLEANING AND PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE
Cleaning the metal oil filters
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Removing the metal oil filters
Fig. 10
1. nOpen side suction glass on
the direction of the arrow
(Fig. 10).
Fig. 11
2. Press the aluminium filter tab (1)
and pull the aluminium filter to
the direction of the arrow
(Fig. 11).
Hand-cleaning
3. NOTICE! Material damage due
to wrong detergent!
Soften the metal oil filter in hot
water and clean it with a soft
brush.
4. Rinse the metal oil filter or the
main waste bin with hot water.
Washing n a dishwasher
5. Place the active carbon filter in
the dishwasher loosely and
steeply and without any other
dishes.
6. Start a program with a maximum
temperature of 55° C.
Colour changes may occur
due to cleaning in the dish-
washer. This will not adversely
affect the oil filter or main waste
bin functions.
After cleaning
7. Allow the metal oil filter to dry on
an absorbent coaster.
8. Inserting the metal oil filter or
main waste bin
Insert the main waste bin and
metal filter by following the
instructions above in reverse.
CLEANING AND PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE
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6 DESCRIPTION OF THE APPLIANCE
Fig. 12
1- Touchscreen Control Panel
2- 2x Short Bracket
3- Electronic Circuit Box
4- Switch Patch Cord Connection
Socket
5- Body
6- Motor Box
7- 2x Short Bracket
8- Motor Box Main Connection Socket
11- Housing Main Connection Socket
6.1 Installation and
Unpacking of the
Appliance
nCheck that your appliance is not
deformed.
nReport the transport issues imme-
diately to transport operator.
nAny faults encountered shall be
reported to the dealer, too.
nDo not allow children to play the
with packaging materials!
DESCRIPTION OF THE APPLIANCE
Installation and Unpacking of the Appliance
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6.2 Recommendations
for Energy Saving
nReplace the carbon filters on a
regular basis.
nRegularly clean your aluminium fil-
ters. Since dirty filters would block
the air passage, you might have to
use the appliance at a higher
speed.
nUse your product according to its
normal speeds.
nUse at higher speed would cause
an increase in the energy con-
sumption.
DESCRIPTION OF THE APPLIANCE
Recommendations for Energy Saving
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7 CONTENT OF PACKAGE
Fig. 13
1- Product
2- Electronic Circuit Box
3- Motor Box
4- 2X Long Bracket
5- 2x Short Bracket
6- User Manual
7- Remote Control and Battery
8- Sealing Gasket
9- 4x 3.9x22 Screw
10- 4x M4 Washer
11- 2x 3,5 x 6.5 Screws
CONTENT OF PACKAGE
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8 ASSEMBLY OF PRODUCT
Fig. 14
nParts inside the appliance may
have sharp edges. Use protective
gloves (Fig. 14).
L CAUTION
– The furniture that the appliance
will be mounted on should be
resistant to 90°C temperature.
– The durability of the furniture
that will be mounted on should
also be ensured after the cutting
operations have been com-
pleted.
– Particularly in thin plates the
carrying capacity and durability
should be provided with suit-
able support parts. Consider the
weight of the appliance by
including additional loads. The
reinforcing material used should
be heat and moisture resistant.
The weight of the appliance is
specified in the label on the
package.
– Clean the sawdust after cutting.
Cover the cut surfaces so that
they are heat resistant and
waterproof.
– The cross-sectional surface
angle to the working plate
should be 90°.
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nPrepare the kitchen counter where
the product will be mounted by
taking the scaled illustration into
consideration ().
Fig. 15
1- Sealing Gasket
1. Attach the supplied sealing
gasket around the discharge
(Fig. 15).
2. Unpack the appliance.
Fig. 16
3. nPlace the hob carefully
inside the discharge that
you have prepared on the
kitchen counter (Fig. 16).
Fig. 17
1- Body
2- 2x Long Bracket
3- 16X 3.5x9.5 Screw
4. nInstall the housing from the
lower side using 2 long
brackets supplied in installa-
tion accessories (Fig. 17)
1
2
3
Fig. 18
1- 16X 3.5x9.5 Screw
2- 2x Short Bracket
3- Body
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