yuna ALEA 60Z User manual

INSTRUCTION MANUAL
COOKER HOOD
ALEA Z ALEA Z

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INDEX
1. Safety Precaution......................................................................................4
2. Installation for T Shape Hood....................................................................8
3. Operation................................................................................................11
4. Maintenance...........................................................................................13
5. Troubleshooting..................................................................................... 16
6. Technical Data........................................................................................ 18
7.DismantlingandDisposal.........................................................................20
Thank you for choosing this cooker
hood.
This instruction manual is designed
to provide you with all required ins-
tructions related to the installation,
use and maintenance of the appli-
ance. In order to operate the unit
correctly and safety, please read this
instruction manual carefully before
Dear customer!
installation and usage.
The cooker hood use high quality ma-
terials, and is made with a streamli-
ned design. Equipped with large pow-
er electric motor and centrifugal fan,
it also provides strong suction power,
low noise operation, non-stick grease
lter and easy assembly installation.

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Do not dispose of this appliance together with your domestic was-
te. The appliance must be disposed of at a collecting centre for re-
cyclable electric and electronic appliances. Do not remove the sym-
bol from the appliance.
The gures in this instruction manual may dier in some details from the
current design of your appliance. Nevertheless follow the instructions in
such a case. Delivery without content.
Any modications, which do not influence the functions of the appliance.
shall remain reserved by the manufacturer. Please dispose of the packing
with respect to your current local and municipal regulations.
The appliance you have purchased may be an enhanced version of the unit
this manual was printed for. Nevertheless, the functions and operating con-
ditions are identical. This manual is therefore still valid. Technical modica-
tions as well as misprints shall remain reserved.
EU - Declaration of Conformity
The products, which are described
in this instruction manual, comply
with the harmonized regulations.
The relevant documents can be re-
quested from the nal retailer by
the competent authorities.

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Safety instructions
Read the safety instructions carefully before you operate the appliance for the
rst time. All information included in those pages serve for the protection of the
operator. If you ignore the safety instructions, you will endanger your health
and life.
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Store this manual in a safe place so
you can use it whenever it is nee-
ded. Strictly observe the instruc-
tions to avoid damage to persons
and property.
Check the technical periphery of the
appliance! Do all wires and connec-
tions to the appliance work proper-
ly? Or are they time-worn and do not
match the technical requirements of
the appliance? A check-up of exis-
ting and newlymade connections
must be done by an authorized pro-
fessional. All connections and ener-
gy-leading components (incl. wires
inside a wall) must be checked by a
qualied professional. All modica-
tions to the electrical mains to ena-
ble the installation of the appliance
must be performed by a qualied
professional.
The appliance is intended for priva-
te use only.
The appliance is intended for extrac-
ting/recirculating cooking vapours
in a private household only.
The appliance is intended for in-
door-use only.
The appliance is not intended to be
operated for commercial purposes,
during camping and in public trans-
port.
Operate the appliance in accordan-
ce with its intended use only.
Do not allow anybody who is not fa-
miliar with this instruction manual
to operate the appliance.
DANGER! indicates a hazardous
situation which, if ignored, will result
in death or serious injury.
CAUTION! indicates a hazardous
situation which, if not avoided, may
result in minor or moderate injury.
WARNING! indicates a hazardous
situation which, if ignored, could re-
sult in death or serious injury.
NOTICE! indicates possible
damage to the appliance.
MAKE SURE THAT THIS MANUAL IS AVAILABLE TO ANYONE USING THE APPLIANCE AND
MAKE SURE THAT IT HAS BEEN READ AND UNDERSTOOD PRIOR TO USING THE DEVICE.

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DANGER
Do not operate the appliance when
it does not work properly, is visibly
damaged, has dropped down or the
power cord/plug are damaged.
The power cord must be replaced by
a qualied professional only.
Never repair the appliance yourself.
Do not operate any room-air depen-
dent replaces while operating the
appliance; otherwise harmful gases
will get from the replace into your
home.
Whenever the hood is operated to-
gether with chimney-vented repla-
ces (e.g. coal furnace), ensure there
is sucient air supply in the room
where the appliance is installed in.
Always consult your local chimney-
sweep master. When you operate
the appliance in recirculating mode,
you can simultaneously run room-
air dependent replaces.
If gas is set free in your home:
Open all windows.
Do not unplug the appliance and do
not use the control panel.
Do not touch the appliance until the
gas has gone.
Otherwise sparks can be generated
which will ignite the gas.
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WARNING!
Whenever you use extractor hoods
in combination with non electrical-
lyoperated appliances ( gas and
oil-red appliances ) , the negative
pressure of the corresponding
room must not be more than 4 Pa
(4 * 10-5 bar).
An electrical supply of 220-240V
AC / 50 Hz is required. Do not use
a socket board or a multi socket or
an extension cord when operating
the appliance with 220–240 V/50
Hz (AC). All electrical connections
which may be damaged must be re-
paired by a qualied professional.
Only connect the appliance to a
properly grounded and dedicated
socket.
The appliance must be grounded.
Only use a proper safety socket
to minimize risk of electric shock.
The technical data of your energy
supply must meet the data on the
rating label.
Your domestic circuit must be
equipped with an automatic circuit
breaker.
Strictly observe the minimum dis-
tance between hood and hob:
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Minimum distance hood to
Ceramic-glass rings/hotplates 65 cm
Gas cooker 75 cm
Coal / oil / stove wood ring 85 cm
Do not cook a la flambé dishes be-
low the extractor hood. The flames
may damage your appliance and/
or cause re.
Do not operate the gas jets of a gas
hob without cookware. The flames
may damage your appliance and/
or cause re.
If you fry, permanently keep an eye
on the oil as it can catch re. The
risk of auto-ignition rises when
using the oil many times.
Do not carry out any procedures on
the hob using naked light or re.
The flames may damage your ap-
pliance and/or cause re.
The exhaust hose must not be
made of flammable materials or
contain any flammable materials.
The extracted air must not be con-
ducted by an exhaust pipe of a
heater or similar, not electrically-
operated appliances.
Operate the appliance with inser-
ted grease lters only. Otherwise
recirculatingtransported
fat will deposit in the appliance
and the exhaust system. RISK OF
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FIRE! Clean or replace the lters
regularly.
Disconnect the appliance from the
mains before cleaning and main-
tenance.
While unpacking, the packaging
materials (polythene bags, poly-
styrene pieces, etc.) should be
kept away from children. CHOKING
HAZARD!
This appliance may be operated
by children aged from 8 years
and above as well as by persons
with reduced physical, sensory
and mental capabilities or lack of
experience and knowledge if they
are supervised or have been in-
structed concerning the safe use of
the appliance and do comprehend
the hazards involved. Children
must not play with the appliance.
Cleaning and usermaintenance
must not be carried out by children
unless they are supervised.
Always supervise children so they
will not play with the appliance.
CAUTION!
Accessible parts of the hood may
become hot while cooking.
Carry out the installation of the ap-
pliance with at least two persons.
Risk of damage. RISK OF INJURY!
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NOTICE!
The appliance must be transpor-
ted and installed by at least two
persons.
Unpack the parts of the chimney
very carefully; otherwise you will
damage the chimney.
Remove the complete packaging
materials before initial operation.
The appliance may be equipped
with a transportation lock. Remove
the transportation lock complete-
ly. When removing be very careful.
Do not use any aggressive deter-
gents to remove residues of the
transportation lock.
Clean and maintain the appliance
regularly to enable its proper ope-
ration and optimal performance.
Take the enclosed parts from the
packaging and its polystyrenecom-
ponents.
Check that the power cord and the
appliance are not damaged before
electrical connection.
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INSTALLATION
2
For extracting the exhaust air al-
ways observe the current legal re-
gulations.
The diameter of the exhaust hose
must meet the diameter of the con-
necting ring.
If your appliance is equipped with
a carbon lter, remove the carbon
lter before you operate the appli-
ance in the extraction mode. The
carbon lter should be used in the
recirculating mode only.
The exhaust duct should be as short
and straight as possible. The dia-
meter of the exhaust hose should
be at least 120/150 mm (look at
chapter TECHNICAL DATA). Other-
wise you have to expect increased
noise and decreased performance
of your appliance.
The proper maximum bending ang-
le outwards is 120°.
Use smooth tubes or flexible, non-
inflammable exhaust hoses only.
When the exhaust duct is connec-
ted horizontally, a minimum falling
gradient of 1 cm/m or an inclination
of 2° is required. Otherwise con-
densate will get into the motor of
the hood.
When an exhaust duct is used, the
ending of the exhaust hose must be
adjusted into the direction of flow.
If the exhaust duct passes through
cool areas (e.g. an attic), a tempe-
rature gradient may occur in the dif-
ferent parts of the exhaust duct so
condensate will be generated. Pro-
per insulation of the corresponding
parts of the exhaust duct will then
be needed. Equip such an exhaust
duct with a condensate trap if need
be.
Depending on the model the hood
is equipped with one ( top ) or two (
top, back ) outlets.
The idle outlet is covered by a plas-
tic cap. You can remove this cap by
turning it anticlockwise. Use the
cap to cover the idle outlet.
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WARNING!
Do not lead the exhaust air into a chimney which is used for extracting exhaust
air of appliances operated by gas or other combustibles.
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Installation steps
WARNING! Failure to install the
screws or xing device in accordance
with these instructions may result in
electrical hazards.
WARNING! Do not damage the
wiring in the wall while drilling
NOTICE!
Two assistants are required for installation.
You can lay the exhaust hose as fol-
lows:
Vertically: Lay the exhaust hose to
a roof cap*.
Horizontally: Lay the exhaust hose
to an exhaust outlet equipped with
an air grille*.
*: Not included in delivery.

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Drill three 8 mm holes to x the suspension device. Tighten the suspending
bracket using the supplied screws and dowels on the wall.
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1. Drill holes 2. Dowels
3. Suspending bracket 4. Screws 4x30 mm
Suspend the hood on the suspending bracket.
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Put the upper chimney into the lower chimney. Pull out the upper chimney.
Adjust the upper chimney relevant to the height you desire.
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When you have reached your desired height, hang the xing holes to the
xing screws as described on the drawing below.
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1. Upper chimney 2. Lower chimney
Do not tighten the screws too rmly so the upper chimney will stay telesco-
pic aer installation.
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3. lower chimney 4. upper chimney
5. lower chimney clamp
Fix the upper chimney on the wall using the upper chimney bracket.
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Insert the grease lters and connect the appliance to the mains3.
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Check the correct position of the
hood from front and side perspecti-
ve. Otherwise the appliance will not
work properly.
Carbon filter
Unplug the appliance before instal-
ling the carbon lter.
For recirculating mode only.
1. open
2. close
OPERATION-CONTROL PANEL
5 Keys Touch control (No display)
SWITCH THE MOTOR OFF
 LOWEST SPEED SETTING
2 MEDIUM SPEED SETTING
3 HIGHEST SPEED SETTING
TIMER BUTTON
Touch to start the timer function
When you next switch the hood on, it will remember the speed it was
running at when it was last used.
Light on/o

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NOTICE! Only switch on the
lights while the appliance is opera-
ting. Do not switch on the lights to
lighten the room.
CAUTION! Do not touch the illu-
minant within 30 minutes aer using
the appliance. The lamp must not be
covered by thermal insulation or ot-
her materials.
Cleaning/maintenance
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WARNING!
Disconnect the appliance from the
mains before you clean or
maintain it.
Ignoring the cleaning and mainte-
nance instructions will cause an
increased risk of re.
Clean the housing of the appliance
with a suitable detergent. Use such a
product carefully and economically.
Do not clean the control panel with
a detergent. Use a damp cloth. Ot-
herwise you may damage the elec-
tronic components of the controls.
Never use any alcohol-containing
detergents to clean matt black pain-
ted appliances as these detergents
cause colour-changes.
Clean the glass panels with a suita-
ble detergent only.
When you clean or replace the grea-
se lters or the carbon lters also
clean all visible components on
the bottom of the appliance with a
mild, non- acrid and fat-dissolving
detergent.
Do not damage the grid of metal-
made grease lters. The colour of
the metal surface may change due
to frequent cleaning as well as the
use of aggressive detergents.
Such changes do not influence the
capacity of the appliance and are
no reason for complaint.
Do not use a steam cleaner. RISK OF
ELECTRIC SHOCK!
Do not use any abrasive detergents.
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NOTICE!
Take o all rings and bracelets before cleaning or maintaining the appliance;
otherwise you will damage the surface of the appliance.
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Aluminium lter
4.1 Grease filter
Clean the aluminium lters once a
month by hand or in a dishwasher
(30°). Do not use any acrid or cor-
rosive detergents. Do not use any
abrasive detergents! Do not use any
alkaline dishwasher-detergents! (ph
more than 7). Do not put the lter in
the dishwasher together with tablewa-
re Filters which are blocked with food
debris
do not carry a guarantee. Dry the lters
properly before you reinstall them.
4.2 Carbon filters
Conventional carbon lters cannot be
cleaned. The capacity of these lters
is limited. You can use such lters for
about 3-6 months. Replace a depleted
lter. Find further information on the
lter packaging.
4.3 Replacing of the illuminant
WARNING! Disconnect the appliance from the energy supply.
1. Let the illuminant cool down before
replacing.
2. Remove the grease lters and push
out the illuminant. Be especially care-
ful while doing so.
3. Pull the illuminant carefully out of
the hole and disconnect the energy
supply wire.
4. Now connect the new illuminant to
the energy supply wire.
5. Push the wires back into the hole
and x the new illuminant.
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4.2 Kohlefilter
Herkömmliche Kohlefilter können nicht gereinigt werden. Diese Filter haben
eine begrenzte Aufnahmefähigkeit und sind in der Regel nach 3-6 Monaten
verbraucht. Ersetzen Sie einen verbrauchten Filter. Detaillierte Informationen vom
Hersteller dazu finden Sie auf der Verpackung der Filter.
4.3 Austausch des Leuchtmittels
1. WARNUNG! Trennen Sie das Gerät von der Stromversorgung.
2. Beachten Sie für die nächsten Schritte die Abbildung.
3. Entfernen Sie die Aluminium-Fettfilter. Greifen Sie in die Haube und drücken
Sie die Leuchtmittel vorsichtig heraus.
4. Ziehen Sie das LED Leuchtmittel vorsichtig heraus
und trennen Sie es vom Versorgungskabel.
5. Verbinden Sie nun das neue LED Leuchtmittel mit
dem Versorgungskabel.
6. Schieben Sie die Verkabelung zurück in die
Einbauvertiefung und befestigen Sie das neue LED
Leuchtmittel.
5. Problembehandlung
FEHLER
MÖGLICHE URSACHE
MASSNAHMEN
Gerät arbeitet überhaupt nicht.

Das Gerät ist mit dem Stromstecker
nicht an der Steckdose
angeschlossen.
Der Stromstecker ist locker.

Die Steckdose wird nicht mit Strom

Überprüfen Sie die fragliche
Steckdose, indem Sie ein anderes
Gerät ebenda anschließen.
Überprüfen Sie die Sicherung.

Die Stromspannung ist zu niedrig.
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4.2 Kohlefilter
Herkömmliche Kohlefilter können nicht gereinigt werden. Diese Filter haben
eine begrenzte Aufnahmefähigkeit und sind in der Regel nach 3-6 Monaten
verbraucht. Ersetzen Sie einen verbrauchten Filter. Detaillierte Informationen vom
Hersteller dazu finden Sie auf der Verpackung der Filter.
4.3 Austausch des Leuchtmittels
1. WARNUNG! Trennen Sie das Gerät von der Stromversorgung.
2. Beachten Sie für die nächsten Schritte die Abbildung.
3. Entfernen Sie die Aluminium-Fettfilter. Greifen Sie in die Haube und drücken
Sie die Leuchtmittel vorsichtig heraus.
4. Ziehen Sie das LED Leuchtmittel vorsichtig heraus
und trennen Sie es vom Versorgungskabel.
5. Verbinden Sie nun das neue LED Leuchtmittel mit
dem Versorgungskabel.
6. Schieben Sie die Verkabelung zurück in die
Einbauvertiefung und befestigen Sie das neue LED
Leuchtmittel.
5. Problembehandlung
FEHLER
MÖGLICHE URSACHE
MASSNAHMEN
Gerät arbeitet überhaupt nicht.

Das Gerät ist mit dem Stromstecker
nicht an der Steckdose
angeschlossen.
Der Stromstecker ist locker.

Die Steckdose wird nicht mit Strom

Überprüfen Sie die fragliche
Steckdose, indem Sie ein anderes
Gerät ebenda anschließen.
Überprüfen Sie die Sicherung.

Die Stromspannung ist zu niedrig.

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Trouble shooting
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POSSIBLE CAUSE MEASURE
THE APPLIANCE DOES NOT WORK AT ALL.
The plug of the appliance is not
connected to the socket.
The plug has become loose.
The socket is not supplied with
energy.
The fuse is switched o.
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2
3
Check the corresponding socket by
connecting it with another appliance.
Check the fuse.
The voltage is too low. Compare the
data on the model plate with the
data of your energy supplier.
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4
Required minimum distance to surfaces such as pot lids, oven
cloths etc. to avoid any hot parts and risk of re.
Only use self shielded illuminants to avoid hot parts, risk of
re and exposure to UV-radiation.
4. Replace the old illuminant by a new one of the same kind and power.
--- m = 0,45 m
Carbon filters
Conventional carbon lters cannot be
cleaned. The capacity of these lters
is limited. You can use such lters for
about 3-6 months. Replace a depleted
lter. Find further information on the
lter packaging.

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LIGHT IS ON BUT MOTOR DOES NOT WORK.
ABNORMAL MOTOR-SMELLS.
motor defective
1
replace motor
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SMEAR OF OIL.
one-way valve is leaky
connection base chimney-telescopic
chimney is leaky
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2
seal the valve
seal the connection with a suitable
material
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2
APPLIANCE VIBRATES.
ventilation damper blocked.
motor mounting defective.
1
2
remove blockage.
replace motor.
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2
motor not properly xed
hood not properly xed
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2
x motor properly
x hood properly
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2
INSUFFICIENT EXTRACTING CAPACITY.
too much distance hood-hob
too much draught because of open
doors and/or windows
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2
lower position of hood
close the doors/windows
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2
APPLIANCE IS UNSTABLE.
mounting rail is not rmly xed
screws are not rmly tightened
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2
x mounting rail properly
tighten the screws
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Incorrect dimension of the air duct.
Obstruction in the air duct.
The diameter of the air duct from
hood to wall-box inclusive should be
120 mm; otherwise the capacity of
the motor may be decreased.
If you have installed a fly screen on
the wall-box, the air vent may be
obstructed. Check by removing the fly
screen.
If the cover panel of the wall box is
equipped with rm and slanted slats,
the air vent may be obstructed. Check
by removing the cover panel.
Install a cover panel with moveable
slats, which do not obstruct the air
If the hood does not work properly and/or you can hear increased operating
noise, check the schedule below:
vent.
Check condition and cleanliness of
the lters.
Check if the air which is extracted by
the hood is replaced to avoid negati-
vepressure.
When you run your appliance in re-
circulating mode, check if the carbon
lter has been replaced on time (min.
every 3-6 months).
If the appliance has a malfunction not
noted on the schedule or if you have
checked all items on the schedule
but the problem still exists, please
contact the shop you purchased the
appliance at.

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Technical data
Alea 60Z
Type Cooker hood
Material Stainless Steel, glass
Installation-width in cm 60.00
Touch control yes
Recirculation/extraction mode* yes yes
Annual energy consumption (AEChood) 33,80 kW/h
Energy eciency category A+
Fluid dynamical eciency (FDEhood) 33,4
Fluid dynamical eciency category A
Lighting eciency (LEhood) 34,0 lux/W
Lighting eciency category
Grease separation 82,10 %
Grease separation category C
Air flow **
280 m3/h 486 m3/h
Maximum air flow Qmax
A-rated noise emission ** 49 dB 67 dB
Power consumption o (Po) 0.49 W
Power consumption standby (Ps) 0.46 W
Power consumption lighting system (Wl) 3 W (2 x 1,5 W/LED)
Connected load 243 W
Voltage/frequency 220-240 VAC /50Hz
Grease lter/material/dishwasher-proof aluminium yes
Carbon lter *** 2 x KAF11
Exhaust hose yes
Installation material yes
Instruction manual yes
Telescopic chimney extractable from-to 50.00-100.00 cm
Dimensions appliance HxWxD in cm 100,00 x 50,00 x 60,00 cm
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627 m 3/h
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* Extraction mode: installation with ventilation stack or air duct outwards
only, wall penetration = Ø 150 mm, drilling approx. Ø 160 mm.
** Measured values at minimum/maximum motor speed.
*** Optional equipment.
Technical modications reserved.
✤
Alea 90Z
Type Cooker hood
Material Stainless Steel, glass
Installation-width in cm 90.00
Touch control yes
Recirculation/extraction mode* yes yes
Annual energy consumption (AEChood) 33,80 kW/h
Energy eciency category A+
Fluid dynamical eciency (FDEhood) 33,4
Fluid dynamical eciency category A
Lighting eciency (LEhood) 34,0 lux/W
Lighting eciency category
Grease separation 82,10 %
Grease separation category C
Air flow **
280 m3/h 486 m3/h
Maximum air flow Qmax
A-rated noise emission ** 49 dB 67 dB
Power consumption o (Po) 0.49 W
Power consumption standby (Ps) 0.46 W
Power consumption lighting system (Wl) 3 W (2 x 1,5 W/LED)
Connected load 243 W
Voltage/frequency 220-240 VAC /50Hz
Grease lter/material/dishwasher-proof 3 aluminium yes
Carbon lter *** 2 x KAF11
Exhaust hose yes
Installation material yes
Instruction manual yes
Telescopic chimney extractable from-to 50.00-100.00 cm
Dimensions appliance HxWxD in cm 100,00 x 50,00 x 90,00 cm
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627 m 3/h

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WASTE MANAGEMENT
While unpacking, the packaging
materials (polythene bags, poly-
styrene pieces, etc.) should be
kept away from children. CHO-
KING HAZARD!
Old and unused appliances must
be send for disposal to the re-
sponsible recycling centre. Never
expose to open flames.
Before you dispose of an old ap-
pliance, render it inoperative.
Unplug the appliance and cut o
the entire power cord. Dispose of
the power cord and the plug im-
mediately.
Dispose of any paper and cardbo-
ard into the corresponding con-
tainers.
Dispose of any plastics into the
corresponding containers.
If suitable containers are not avai-
lable at your residential area, dis-
pose of these materials at a suita-
ble municipal collection point for
waste-recycling.
Receive more detailed informa-
tion from your retailer or your mu-
nicipal facilities.
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Materials marked with
this symbol are
recyclable.
Please contact your local
authorities to receive
further information.