Grundig GDSP5470DXSCH KJØKKENVENTILATOR Le manuel du propriétaire

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Cooker Hood
User Manual
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CONTENTS
Please read this user manual first!
Dear Valued Customer,
Thank you for preferring this Grundig appliance. We hope that you get the best results
from your appliance which has been manufactured with high quality and state-of-
the-art technology. For this reason, please read this entire user manual and all other
accompanying documents carefully before using the appliance and keep it as a
reference for future use. If you handover the appliance to someone else, give the user
manual as well. Follow the instructions by paying attention to all the information and
warnings in the user manual.
Remember that this user manual may also apply to other models. Differences between
models are explicitly described in the manual.
Meanings of the Symbols
Following symbols are used in various sections of this user manual:
CImportant information and useful hints about
usage.
AWARNING: Warnings against dangerous situati-
ons concerning the security of life and property.
WARNING: Warning for danger of fire.
BWARNING: Warning for electric shock.
This appliance has been produced in environmentally friendly facilities without harming the nature.
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1.1 General Safety
Important Safety Instructions
Read Carefully And Keep For
Future Reference This section
contains safety instructions that
will help protect from risk of fire,
electric shock, exposure to leak
microwave energy, personal in-
jury or property damage. Failure
to follow these instructions shall
void any warranty.
Grundig products comply with
the applicable safety standards;
therefore, in case of any damage
on the appliance or power cable,
it should be repaired or replaced
by the dealer, service center or a
specialist and authorized service
alike to avoid any danger. Faulty
or unqualified repair work may
be dangerous and cause risk to
the user.
This appliance is intended to be
used in household and similar
applications such as:
Staff kitchen areas in shops,
offices and other working
environments;
Farm houses
By clients in hotels, and
other residential type envi-
ronments;
Bed and Breakfast type envi-
ronments.
Operate the appliance for its in-
tended purpose only as descri-
bed in this manual.
The manufacturer cannot be
held liable for damages resulting
from improper installation or mi-
suse of the product.
This appliance can be used by
children aged from 8 years and
above and persons with reduced
physical, sensory or mental ca-
pabilities or lack of experience
and knowledge if they have been
given supervision or instruction
concerning use of the appliance
in a safe way and understand
the hazards involved.
Children shall not be allowed
play with the appliance. Cleaning
and user maintenance shall not
be made by children without su-
pervision.
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The minimum distance between
the supporting surface for the
cooking vessels on the hob and
the lowest part of your product
must be at least 65 cm.
If the instructions for installation
for the gas hob specify a grea-
ter distance, this has to be taken
into account.
Make sure that your mains
power supply complies with the
information supplied on the ra-
ting plate of the appliance.
Never use the appliance if the
power cable or the appliance it-
self is damaged.
Prevent damage to the power
cable by not squeezing, bending,
or rubbing it on sharp edges.
Keep the power cable away from
hot surfaces and naked flame.
Use the appliance with a groun-
ded outlet only.
WARNING: Do not connect the
appliance to the mains until the
installation is fully complete.
Place the appliance in a way so
that the plug is always accessible.
Do not touch the lamps if they
have operated for a long time.
They can burn your hands since
they will be hot.
Follow the regulations set out by
competent authorities on disc-
harge of the exhaust air (this
warning is not applicable for use
without flue).
Operate your appliance after
putting a pot, pan etc. on the
hob. Otherwise, high heat may
cause deformation in some parts
of your product.
Turn off the hob before taking
the pot, pan etc. from it.
Do not leave hot oil on the hob.
Pans with hot oil may cause self
combustion.
Pay attention to your curtains
and covers since oil may catch
fire while cooking food such as
fries.
Grease filter must be cleaned
at least monthly. Carbon filter
must be replaced at least every
3 months.
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Product shall be cleaned ac-
cordance with user manual. If
cleaning was not carried out in
accordance with user manual,
there may be fire risk.
Do not use non-fire-resistant
filtering materials instead of the
current filter.
Only use the original parts or
parts recommended by the ma-
nufacturer.
Do not operate the product without
the filter and do not remove the fil-
ters while the product is running.
In the event of be started any
flame, de-energize your product
and cooking appliances.
In the event of be started any
flame, cover the flame and never
use water to extinguish.
Unplug the appliance before
each cleaning and when the
appliance is not in use.
The negative pressure in the en-
vironment should not exceed 4
Pa (4x10 bar) while the hood for
electric hob and appliances run-
ning on another type of energy but
electricity operate simultaneously.
In the environment where the
appliance is being used, the ex-
haust of devices running on fuel
oil or gas, such as room heater
must be absolutely isolated or
device must be hermetical type.
When connecting the flue, use
pipes with a diameter of 120 or
150 mm. Pipe connection must
be as short as possible and have
as few elbows as possible.
Danger of choking! Keep all the
packaging materials away from
children.
CAUTION: Accessible parts may
become hot when used with coo-
king appliances.
The product outlet must not be
connected to air channels that
include other smoke.
The ventilation in the room may
be insufficient when the hood for
electric hob is used simultaneo-
usly with the devices operating
on gas or other fuels (this may
not apply to appliances that only
discharge the air back into the
room).
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Important safety and environmental instructions
Objects placed on the product
may fall. Do not place any ob-
jects on the product.
Do not flambe under the your
product.
WARNING: Before installing the
Hood, remove the protective films.
Never leave high naked flames
under the hood when it is in ope-
ration
Deep fat fryers must be conti-
nuously monitored during use:
overheated oil can burst into fla-
mes.
1.2 Compliance with the WEEE
Directive and Disposing of the
Waste Product:
This product complies with EU WEEE Directive
(2012/19/EU). This product bears a classification
symbol for waste electrical and electronic equip-
ment (WEEE).
This symbol indicates that this product
shall not be disposed with other hou-
sehold wastes at the end of its service
life. Used device must be returned to
offical collection point for recycling of
electrical and electronic devices. To find these col-
lection systems please contact to your local autho-
rities or retailer where the product was puchased.
Each household performs important role in reco-
vering and recycling of old appliance. Appropriate
disposal of used appliance helps prevent potential
negative consequences for the environment and
human health.
1.3 Compliance with RoHS
Directive
The product you have purchased complies with EU
RoHS Directive (2011/65/EU). It does not contain
harmful and prohibited materials specified in the
Directive.
1.4 Package Information
Packaging materials of the product are
manufactured from recyclable materials
in accordance with our National
Environment Regulations. Do not dispo-
se of the packaging materials together with the
domestic or other wastes. Take them to the packa-
ging material collection points designated by the
local authorities.
1.5 CE Declaration of Conformity
Frequency band 2400 MHz
Max. Transmission power 2.75 W
As Arçelik A.Ş., we declare that this product and/or
these products comply with the directive 2014/53/
EU. The full text of the EU declaration of conformity is
available at the following website:
– Products: support.grundig.com
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2 General appearance
2.1 Overview
1. Inner flue
2. Outer flue
3. Lateral absorption glass
4. Aluminium oil filters (Behind glass cover)
5. Control assembly
6. Lamp
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(Figure 1)
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2 General appearance
2.2 Technical data
Model GDSP2470BSCH GDSP5470BSCH
GDSP5470DXSCH
Supply voltage & Frequency 220-240V ~ 50 Hz
Lamp power 2x3 W
Motor power 275 W
Flow rate – 3. Level 580 m³/h 575 m³/h
Flow rate – Intensive level 752 m³/h 763 m³/h
Insulation class of motor Class F
Insulation class Class I
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3 Operation of the appliance
3.1 Controlling the Appliance
KEY FUNCTION
1 : Auto mode button It is used to make the choice between automatic and manual operation. When you
switch to automatic mode by pressing this button, the auto key lights on 1-2-3 re-
volution LEDs respectively by 100% and finally moves to the 1st revolution, where
it operates as 1 time light off and 1 time light on for 30 seconds. This duration
is sufficient for the sensor to activate. The sensor is used to measure air quality.
In automatic mode, if an increase in the value in the sensor is detected and the
engine is closed, the engine is run at the 2nd speed and the speed is automatically
changed. Auto key and speed key are indicated by lightening 100% while the
engine is running. When the auto key is pressed or the speed is changed while
auto mode is active, the changed speed indicator lights up 100% and the engine
switches to that speed and the auto key indicator lights up 50% and the auto is
cancelled. If nothing happens to allow the engine to start again within 15 minutes
while the engine is off, the automatic position is exited. If the hood is switched off
with the On/Off key in the automatic position, the auto is cancelled.
Auto Mod Sensitivity Setting: There are 3 precision settings as Lowest (1) to
highest (3). The factory default is (2), medium level. If you want to change the
sensitivity, press Auto/Mode key for 3 seconds and you enter into sensitivity set-
ting. The current stage is flashed on the speed LEDs. The sensitivity level can be
changed by pressing the Auto/Mode button. The last level shown is continuously
valid. The levels increase relatively easy when high precision is selected; when low
precision is selected it is increased relatively hard.
HobToHood and Auto
Mode functions cannot be
used at the same time.
2 : 1. Stage button Operates the appliance on 1st speed. It is used to change the engine speeds.
When the hood is ON, the brightness of these keys is 50%. The illumination of the
selected speed will be 100%.
3 : 2. Stage button Operates the appliance on 2nd speed. It is used to change the engine speeds.
When the hood is ON, the brightness of these keys is 50%. The illumination of the
selected speed will be 100%.
4 : 3. Stage button Operates the appliance on 3rd speed. It is used to change the engine speeds.
When the hood is ON, the brightness of these keys is 50%. The illumination of the
selected speed will be 100%.
5 : Boost function In almost 10 minutes after the activation of this function, it goes to the lower en-
gine speed. When the Boost function is active, the boost key lights up by flashing
100%. Timer function cannot be activated when the engine is at the top speed.
When timer is taken to the top level while it is active, the timer is cancelled. It is
used to change the engine speeds. When the hood is ON, the brightness of these
keys is 50%. The illumination of the selected speed will be 100%.
6 : Carbon filter warning The electronic unit records the operating time of the engine. When the operation
of the engine reaches to the specified time, you will be warned that the filter must
be replaced by lightening up the relevant LED. If you press to 1st speed button
about 5 seconds when this filter warning LED is on, the filter time resets and the
180-hour process restarts.
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7 : On/Off It's used to turn the hood on and off. When pressing this key approximately 1
second, the open motor speed is turned off if any and the key illuminations turn off
and switch to OFF position. In this position, the cycle cannot be changed and the
hood cannot be turned on. At OFF position, pressing this key turns on the other key
illuminations with 50% brightness.
8 : Fatty filter warning The electronic unit records the operating time of the engine. When the operation
time of the engine reaches to 60 hours, you will be warned that the filter must be
cleaned by lightening up the relevant LED. If you press to 1st speed button about 5
seconds when this filter warning LED is on, the filter time resets and the 60-hour
process restarts.
9 : Wi-Fi mode
* See 3.2 for HomeWhiz
Setup
When the Wi-Fi key is pressed for 3 seconds, it turns on AP mode and moves to
the installation stage, all icons go off until setup is completed and only the Wi-Fi
icon flashes. After setup, the Wi-Fi remains on (the Wi-Fi icon is 100% on when
we turn on the device). The Wi-Fi icon does not go off when the device is turned
off. If the Wi-Fi icon is 100% on when we turn on the device, it means that Wi-Fi is
on and when you press the key Wi-Fi lights up 50% and turns off. If you press the
Wi-Fi key without installing it, it flashes 2 times.
10 : HobToHood mode When the HobToHood key is pressed for 3 seconds, it starts flashing, when Hob-
ToHood key on the cooker is pressed for 3 seconds while it is not cooking it starts
flashing and both lights up 100% when the matching is completed.
Unless HobToHood is turned off, the HobToHood icon lights up 100% and remains
connected to the cooker when the hood is opened from on/off button. When Hob-
ToHood icon is pressed it lights up 50% and disconnects the hood from the cooker.
HobToHood and auto mode functions cannot be used at the same time.
If the function is cancelled by pressing this button while HobToHood is actively
cooking, the hood continues to operate at the last speed.
11 : Air cleaning function Pressing the air cleaning button activates the air cleaning mode. This means that
the engine runs for 10 minutes on 1st speed and stops for 50 hour, and repeats
this. As long as the air purification is active, the air purification indicator lights up
100%. After completing total period of 1hr for 24 times, the air cleaning indicator
lights up 50% and the air cleaning mode is exited. If the hob is turned on with the
speed keys while the air cleaning mode is active or in automatic mode, it will be
disabled and will operate at the desired speed. When air cleaning mode is disab-
led, air cleaning LED lights up 50%.
NOTE: In air cleaning functions, the engine operating time is approximately 5 mi-
nutes, 10 minutes, 15 minutes or 20 minutes with 4 adjustment modes. When
the Air cleaning button is pressed for about 3 seconds to enter into this mode,
the current stage is indicated by flashing the current rpm LEDs. Pressing the air
purification button changes the stage that indicates the engine operating time in
air cleaning mode.
12 : Automatic stop If the hood is on and any speed except the top speed is on, the buzzer is squealed
when the auto-stop button beeps and it enters into the 15-minute shutdown timer.
When the Shutdown timer is active, timer button lights up by flashing 100%. When
time is up, the engine stops, and if the lamp is on, it goes off.
13 : Light On/Off Light will turn on when this button is pressed once while the cooker hood is “on”.
Light will turn off when this button is pressed once again.
CIf the keys are not pressed for 10 minutes while no function is working on the hood, the
hood moves to OFF position.
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3.2 Homewhiz setup and user
account settings
Follow the steps below to check and track your
hood from your mobile phone or tablet. You need
to connect your mobile phone to your home net-
work and download the HomeWhiz app from your
smartphone's app store to your tablet/mobile pho-
ne.
1. Open the HomeWhiz mobile app that you
downloaded to your mobile phone/tablet.
2. In the HomeWhiz app, tap the “Add Product” sec-
tion, select the hood from “Kitchen Appliances”.
3. Advance the setup by following the on-screen
instructions.
4. Press the wireless button for 3 seconds, the wi-
reless icon should start flashing slowly.
5. Make sure that the location and bluetooth are
turned on, the necessary permissions are gran-
ted, so that your mobile phone will automatically
connect to the hood at the step of connecting
to the device.
6. In the next step, connect the product to your
home's local network. Open the local network
list from your phone and select the local network
you want to connect to and enter its password.
When connecting to the local area network is
complete, the wireless network icon must be
light up continuously.
7. After moving to the last step and naming your
hood, you can go back to the homepage. You
can select the product from the Devices page
and start using it.
C
You can see the products paired
with your account by touching the
“Appliances” page in the application.
You can delete the product from your
account by pressing and holding the
product on this page.
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C
When you press and hold the Wire-
less icon for 3 seconds, the wire-
less network icon starts flashing. If
HomeWhiz setup is not completed
in 5 minutes, the wireless network
is turned off and the wireless net-
work icon light goes off.
During the HomeWhiz setup stage,
your mobile phone/tablet must be
connected to the wireless network
to which you want to connect the
hood before the setup and it sho-
uld stay connected until the setup
is complete.
3.3 HomeWhiz operation
If the hood is installed in your HomeWhiz acco-
unt, just pressing the wireless network icon 1 time
is enough to start the HomeWhiz control. It starts
flashing when you press the wireless network icon
1 time and it tries to connect to your local network
automatically. Since the hood was already connec-
ted to your local network in advance, it connects to
local network of your home quickly, and the wire-
less network icon goes into a continuous flashing
state and remains stable.
C
To control your hood with HomeW-
hiz, the local network you previo-
usly connected the hood must be
active and the Internet speed sho-
uld be good. Your mobile phone/
tablet must be connected to the
Internet.
You can also control the product
with both HomeWhiz and the
screen of the hood while your Ho-
meWhiz connection is active.
In the event of a power outage or
an Internet outage on the local net-
work to which the hood is connec-
ted, the device becomes disabled
in your HomeWhiz app.
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3.4 Efficient use in terms of
energy saving
When using your appliance, adjust the speed
settings according to vapour and odour intensity,
in order to save energy.
Use low speeds (1-2) under normal conditions,
and high speed (3) and boost mode for intense
odour and vapour.
The hood is equipped with lamps in order to illu-
minate the cooking area.
Using them for environmental lighting shall
cause unnecessary energy expenditure and in-
sufficient lighting.
3.5 Operation of the hood
Your appliance contains a motor that has various
speeds.
For better performance, we recommend using
low speeds under normal conditions and high
speeds in cases of strong odours and intense
vapour.
You can start your appliance by pressing on the
desired speed setting button. (2,3,4)
You can illuminate the cooking area by pressing
the lamp (13).
3.6 Replacement of Lamp
MAX 3 W
Make the electrical connections of the appliance.
Your appliance uses 3W spot LED lamp. For rep-
lacing the lamps, push downwards on the holder
from its behind, turn it counter-clockwise, and take
it out downwards. Apply the above operation in re-
verse to install new lamps.
Bulb
Bulb power 3 W
Holder/Socket GZ 10
Bulb voltage 220 - 240 V
Size 53x50 mm
ILCOS Code DR/F3-220-240-
GZ10-50-53
Luminous flux 260 lm
Correlated colour
temperature 3000 K
This product contains a light source of energy ef-
ficiency class “F”.
3.7 Operation with flue
connection
Vapour is extracted through the
flue duct, which is fastened to
the connection head on the
hood.
The diameter of the flue duct must be the same
as the connection ring. In horizontal settings, the
pipe has to have a slight upward slope (around
10º) so that the air can exit the room easily.
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3.8 Operation without flue
connection
Air is filtered through the carbon
filter and recirculated in the
room. Carbon filter is used
when it is impossible to use a
flue in the house.
In flueless use, remove the flaps inside the flue
adapter.
Remove the oil filter. To install the carbon filter, fit
the filter to the tabs by centring it on the plastic
piece on both sides of the fan body. Tighten it by
turning right or left.
Replace aluminium oil filter.
A
CAUTION: To activate the carbon fil-
ter, the mode is activated by holding
down the automatic stop button and
air cleaning button for 3 seconds. If
the product switches to use with flue,
it should be deactivated in the same
way.
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4 Cleaning and maintenance
CBefore cleaning and maintenance,
unplug the product or turn off the
switch.
4.1 Cleaning of the aluminium oil
filter
This filter retains the oil particles in the air.
Aluminium oil filters may change colour as they
are washed; this is normal and does not require
replacing your aluminium oil filters.
Push the aluminium oil filter lock forward.
Then pull it slightly down and pull it out. Other-
wise, you can bend the filter. Wash and rinse
aluminium oil filters with liquid detergent and
replace aluminium oil filters to their sockets by
by carrying out the steps specified above in re-
verse order. This filter retains the oil particles in
the air.
CYou may wash your aluminium oil
filters in the dishwasher.
ACAUTION: In case of normal use,
clean your filter once in a month.
4.2 Replacement of carbon filters
Odour removing filters contain charcoal. Grease
filters must be installed in the product, regardless
of whether or not charcoal filters are used.
Remove the aluminium oil filter.
To remove the carbon filter, remove the carbon
filter from its housing by rotating it counter-
clockwise from the tab.
Install the new carbon filter.
Install the aluminium oil filter.
A
CAUTION
:
Carbon filter shall never be was-
hed.
Replace carbon filters once every
3 months.
You can obtain the carbon filter
from the authorized services.
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5.2 Installation accessories
1. Product
2. Outer flue
3. Inner flue
4. Flue connection plate
5. Ø150/120mm plastic flue adapter
6. User manual
7. Assembly pattern
8. Ø 10 mm plastic dowel
9. Ø 6 mm plastic dowel
10. 5.5x60 wall mount screw
11. 3.9x22 flue connection plate screw
12. 3.5x9.5 Flue connection screw
13. Ø120mm flue adapter
14. Ø120mm flue flap
15. Air baffle
The information required to make the location sui-
table for the installation of the hood is given below.
5.3 Wall mounting
Wall must be flat, straight and have the suffici-
ent bearing capacity.
Depth of drilling holes must comply with the
length of bolts.
5 Installation of appliance
AWARNING: Before starting the ins-
tallation, read the safety information
on User Manual.
BWARNING: Failure to install with
screws and stabilizers in accordance
with these instructions may result in
electric shock.
For the installation of the hood, please contact the
nearest Authorized Service.
It is the customer's responsibility to prepare the
location and electrical installation of the hood.
5.1 Position of the appliance
Distance between the cooker and the cooker
hood must be considered prior to assembly. This
distance should be 65 cm.
Distance must be measured from the surface of
grate for gas cookers,
from surface of glass for electric cookers.
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5 Installation of appliance
The bolts and dowels provided are suitable for
brick walls. For other construction material (e.g.
drywall, plate, porous concrete), suitable fixing
dowels and nuts shall be used.
Ø5,5x60
Ø10mm
(Figure 2)
ACAUTION: Before drilling, ensure
that there are no power, gas or wa-
ter pipes in the close proximity of the
drilling locations.
Draw a mid location line from the ceiling perpendi-
cular to the lower edge of the hood.
Paste the installing template provided within the
accessories on the surface where the hood is to
be mounted. In doing this operation, observe the
mounting height of the hood.
There is a tab in the middle of the flue connection
plate. Place the middle point of this tab on the line
that is drawn perpendicular to the wall. In doing
this operation, adjust the hood according to the
maximum height (Figure 1). Mark the holes where
the flue connection plate will be mounted with the
help of a pen (Figure 2/a).
Drill the marked points with Ø6mm drill and insert
2 plastic dowels in the drilled holes (Figure 2/a). Fix
the flue connection plate to the wall with 3,9x22
screws (Figure 2/a).
To assemble the hood body, you can use the A,
B, C, D Ø10 mm drill on the assembly template,
and insert Ø10 mm plastic dowels at these points.
(Figure 2/b).
2 piece 5.5x60 suspension screw with a clearance
of 5 mm between the screw head and the wall
(Figure 2/b).
(Figure 3)
1. Hanger plate
2. Hanging plate connection screw
In order to install your hood to the wall, loosen the
screws on the hanger plates mounted on the mo-
tor cabin and pull them up, and then fasten again
(Figure 3/A).
Turn on the suction glass of the hood and remove
the aluminum oil filter.
Ø4,8x50mm
(Figure 4)
Hold the cooker hood by its body and place it on
the mounting screws on the wall and tighten the
screws (Figure 4). Secure the cooker hood with
two 5.5x60 screws to the wall through the moun-
ting hole on the interior of the appliance (Figure 4).
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5.4 Connecting to flue
(Figure 5)
1. Flap pin socket
2. Flap pin
Insert the plastic pin (Figure 5/area no. 2) on the
pin socket on the motor exhaust (Figure 5/area
no.1). Then bend the flap lightly to insert the other
pin on the flap and insert the other pin to its socket
(Figure 5).
If you are going to use the Ø 120/150 mm plastic
flue adapter, connect one end of the pipe to this
adapter, if you are not going to use it, to the direct
output on the product. Connect the other end of
the pipe to your flue. Check that these two con-
nections are tight enough so they will not come out
when the appliance runs on full power. Ensure that
the flaps inside the flue work when tightened with
clamp. Connect the flue connection duct outside
the adapter (Figure 6/a). If the connection duct is
fitted inside the adapter, suction of air shall not
occur as the flue flap that prevents the return of air
will remain closed (Figure 6/b). The length of the
pipe connection as well as the number of elbows
must be as minimum as possible.
A : Flue exit pipe
B : Flue clamps
C : Plastic flue
The valves are closed then the appliance is not
operating and prevent possible outside odour and
dust from entering inside.
Ok Not Ok
(a) (b)
(Figure 6)
5.5 Installation of the hood to the
flue
Make the electrical connection of your hood before
starting the installation of the flue. Slip the outer
flue around the body. Screw the flue from two lo-
wer corners to the flue fastening plates available
on the motor cabin. (Figure 7).
Install the inner flue to the flue fastening plate that
is secured to the wall from its upper outer edges
(Figure 7).
(Figure 7)
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5.6 Installation of air baffle
While using with the carbon filter, air baffle is
provided with your appliance with the aim of re-
releasing the air which is cleaned with carbon filter
from the perforated located on the flue. Assemble
the air baffle as below.
(Figure 8)
There is a tab in the middle of the flue connection
plate. Place the middle point of this tab on the line
that is drawn perpendicular to the wall. Align hori-
zontally and mark the holes where the connection
plate will be mounted via a pen (Figure 8/A, B).
Drill the marked points with Ø6mm drill and in-
sert two Ø6mm plastic dowels in the drilled holes
(Figure 8/A, B).
Fix the flue connection plate to the wall with
3.9x22 screws (Figure 8/A, B).
For air baffle assembly, install point C, D, E, F with
Ø6mm drill and Ø6mm plastic dowels (Figure 8).
Assemble cooker hood's body (Figure 4).
(Figure 9)
1. Flap pin socket
2. Flap pin
Attach the flue flaps to the plastic flue adapter in
the package content as follows.
Insert the plastic pin (Figure 9/area no. 2) on the
pin socket on the motor exhaust (Figure 9/area
no.1). Then bend the flap lightly to insert the other
pin on the flap and insert the other pin to its socket
(Figure 9).
1
2
(Figure 10)
1. Air baffle
2. Plastic flue
Attach the plastic flue adapter, which is included
in the package, in the direction of the air baffle.
Lock the flue adapter by turning it in the direction
of the arrow.
5 Installation of appliance
20 / EN Cooker Hood / User Manual
(Figure 11)
Assemble the air baffle group with 3.9 x 22 screws
from point C, D, E, F that you have already prepa-
red (Figure 11).
(Figure 12)
1. Aluminium air outlet pipe
Make the air outlet pipe assembly (Figure 12).
C
Since twists and bends in the alu-
minium pipe will lead to reduction
in the air suction power, avoid using
twists and bends as much as pos-
sible.
Install the flue plates of the hood (Figure 7).
5 Installation of appliance
5.7 Storage
If you do not intend to use the appliance for a
long time, store it carefully.
Before lifting the appliance unplug it and then let
it cool completely.
Keep the appliance and its accessories in their
original packages.
Store it in a cool, dry place.
Always keep the appliance out of the reach of
children.
5.8 Handling and transportation
During handling and transportation, carry the
appliance in its original packaging. The packa-
ging of the appliance protects it against physical
damages.
Do not place heavy loads on the appliance or
the packaging. The appliance may be damaged.
Dropping the appliance will render it non-
operational or cause permanent damage.
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