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Description for the user

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Operating instructions

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Built-in hood BEH 60 GL

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Capillary trap

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Front panel with EcoSwitch control panel

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Summary of Contents for BEH 60 GL

Page 1: ...Built in hood BEH Glassline Operating and installation instructions for the model BEH 60 GL BEH 90 GL 12 2013 updated 01 2014 Translation of the original German instructions ...

Page 2: ...abilities for example You can increase the reliability and service life of the equipment and minimise risks by following the instructions in this manual Layout features in the text The text in this manual is laid out in a standard way This helps you to easily distinguish between the various elements Normal text Cross references Lists or ØAction steps Tips contain special information to help you us...

Page 3: ...ing off the device 15 Turning on the ventilation function 16 Changing the power level 17 Turning off the ventilation function 18 Turning on the run on function 18 Turning off the run on function 19 Turning the hob lighting on off 19 Using the extraction mode recirculated air mode selection 20 Control indicators 21 Making settings in the configuration mode 21 Using the extension 24 Opening the exte...

Page 4: ...npacking 45 Check the delivery 46 Remove the parts for installation 46 Installing the device 48 Safety distances are observed 49 Install the brackets 49 Hang the device 50 Align the device horizontally 50 Fixing and securing the device 50 Setting the end stop for the depth adjustment 51 Connect the connection cables for the wall box P4 Multi and window contact switch 52 Creating the exhaust air co...

Page 5: ...s used in extracted air mode at the same time as an open fire which uses air from the room as its oxygen supply e g fireplace a safety device e g in accordance with DIN 18841 2005 12 TÜV and DVGW VP121 tested under pressure monitor P4 must be installed which helps prevent gases or waste gases being drawn back into the room The manufacturer is not liable for damages which occur as a result of impro...

Page 6: ...ions for the user Read this chapter carefully before using or cleaning the device ØFollow the warning notices during all activities on the device Avoiding dangers caused by electric shock Do not use the device with a damaged electrical connection cable The mains plug must be easily accessible so that you can quickly and easily isolate the device from the mains supply in the event of an emergency I...

Page 7: ...nd the edge of the pan base In recirculated air mode A covered or sealed ventilation outlet can cause a fire hazard Do not place any objects like lids or plates for example on or in front of the ventilation slits of the device In the case of recirculated air devices out flowing air must be able to escape back into the kitchen through the ventilation slits without impediment No objects should be mo...

Page 8: ...personnel conduct repair work Otherwise you endanger yourself and others Avoiding dangers caused by electric shock Only let trained qualified electricians work on the power supply The electricians must have the following knowledge and abilities as a minimum Basic knowledge of electrical engineering Knowledge of country specific regulations and standards e g in Germany DIN 57100 VDE 0100 part 701 K...

Page 9: ...cation Never let children play with the foil or other parts of the packaging Store the film or other parts of the packaging in a location which is inaccessible to children Make sure that all standards and guidelines for operating the device in your country are observed In extracted air mode If the device and an open fireplace which uses air from the room for its oxygen supply are used at the same ...

Page 10: ...n the next sections Extracted air mode The device draws room air in and filters dirt particles out of the air The cleaned air is discharged outside Recirculated air mode The filter filling must be replaced at regular intervals in recirculated air mode The device draws room air in and filters dirt particles out of the air In recirculated air mode the use of the run on time is needed so that the fil...

Page 11: ...Description for the user Operating instructions 11 Device view with closed lower section Built in hood BEH 60 GL Lower section Extractor Front panel with EcoSwitch control panel Illumination ...

Page 12: ...Description for the user 12 Operating instructions Device view with opened lower section Built in hood BEH 60 GL Capillary trap Upper section Lower section Front panel with EcoSwitch control panel ...

Page 13: ...uring this time it cannot be operated ØWait around 10 seconds after you turn the mains power on If after touching the panel repeatedly the function is not carried out ØClean the control panel ØBriefly disconnect the mains power ØTo activate the desired function touch the respective area with your finger Functions of the touch pad in normal operation Multi function touch pad for Device ON OFF Manua...

Page 14: ...he device on using ON OFF button on the touch pad before you can use the ventilation function and all other functions e g the lighting of the device After 6 hours of continuous operation the device automatically switches off ØIf required turn the device on again The device is turned off To turn the device on proceed as follows ØBriefly touch the touch pad ON OFF All the operating symbols are dimly...

Page 15: ...y pressing the relevant touch pad If the automatic run on function is turned on the control symbol of the last selected power level blinks all the remaining symbols are turned off the device operates for a further ten minutes at the last selected power level the ventilation function and the blinking symbol are automatically turned off after 10 minutes See the section Turning the automatic run on f...

Page 16: ... ATTENTION Risk of fire due to flambéing or overheated oil and fat under the device Naked flames can cause damage to neighbouring cabinets and objects for example ØNever leave deep fat fryers unattended during use ØDo not flambé underneath the device In recirculated air mode use the run on time so that the filter can reach its maximum service life For hybrid and recirculated air mode ØIf you turn ...

Page 17: ...the air duct in the lower area of the device to the front air intake This air circulation is essential for optimal operation of the device ØEnsure that the air duct is not closed Example You want to turn on power level 4 i e maximum fan power ØBriefly touch the touch pad for power level 4 The device operates in power level 4 as chosen All the control symbols are dimly lit the control symbol for th...

Page 18: ...n on function The device comes with a run on function If you use this function the device will work for a further ten minutes at the last chosen power level Then the device will turn off the ventilation mode During the run on time the operating symbol of the last selected power level will blink ØTo turn on the run on function press the touch pad twice while the device is operating The device conti...

Page 19: ...turned off Turning the hob lighting on off The device is fitted with an energy saving LED light for lighting up the hob The lighting can be used independently of the ventilation function ØTo turn on the lighting briefly press the touch pad The lighting is turned on and the control symbol is brightly lit ØTo turn off the lighting briefly press the touch pad again The lighting is switched off the co...

Page 20: ...ll box is closed In recirculated air mode use the run on time so that the filter can reach its maximum service life If the extraction mode recirculated air mode function is activated the control symbol is dimly lit The device works in the extraction mode i e the BMK F wall box is open and the air drawn into the device is fed outside To switch to recirculated air mode ØBriefly touch the touch pad T...

Page 21: ...mode Activate control indicator Effect lighting with touch pad power level 1 This function is deactivated on this device You can turn the effect lighting on and off by briefly touching the touch pad Activate control indicator extraction mode recirculated air mode with touch pad power level 2 You can change between extraction mode recirculated air mode after you have left the configuration mode by ...

Page 22: ...off As delivered the extraction mode recirculated air mode switching function is turned off In order to turn the extraction mode recirculated air mode switching function on proceed as follows ØTurn the configuration mode on ØBriefly touch the touch pad power level 2 ØThe symbol of the touch pad power level 2 is brightly lit and the symbol for the extraction mode recirculated air mode function is d...

Page 23: ... mode recirculated air mode function is turned off ØTurn the configuration mode off Setting turning on the automatic run on function As delivered the automatic run on function is turned off If you turn on the automatic run on function the device will continue to operate after it has been turned off for a further ten minutes in the power level that was last set Then the device will turn off the ven...

Page 24: ...e front area of the cooking hob The extension can be opened or pushed in at any time Opening the extension To open the extension proceed as follows ØReach underneath the front panel ØPull the extension out to the end stop Retracting the extension To retract the extension proceed as follows ØPress the extension on the front panel rearwards into the device until it reaches the end stop The extension...

Page 25: ... normal soiling on page 25 Daily or heavy use After each cooking session See Cleaning with normal soiling on page 25 Additionally At least every three weeks See Cleaning when heavily soiled on page 26 Cleaning with normal soiling The device is designed to capture foreign particles from the room air that is sucked in and to collect them in grease trays upper and lower sections If the device is norm...

Page 26: ... you must remove the lower section and the capillary trap These parts can be easily removed they are replaced after cleaning for further use Proceed as follows to clean the device at heavy soiling levels Remove the lower section ØTurn off the device ØOpen the lower section by pulling the flap on the rounded edge downwards ØUse a soft damp cloth for cleaning ØWipe off the parts ØGrasp the lower sec...

Page 27: ...e g with a damp cloth ØClean the edges above the recess for the capillary trap e g with a damp cloth After cleaning replace the cleaned and dry parts as follows Insert the capillary trap ØMake sure that the capillary trap is completely dry before re inserting ØEnsure that the words Front on the capillary trap are pointing to the front side of the device ØInsert the capillary trap into the device b...

Page 28: ...y fitted if the flap can be moved freely Close the lower section ØClose the lower section by pushing it upwards until the two magnetic fasteners can be heard to click together Cleaning the surfaces ATTENTION Damage to the surfaces from sharp objects or abrasive cleaning agents ØNever use sharp objects abrasive or aggressive cleaning agents ØUse a soft damp cloth ØClean the surfaces with a soft dam...

Page 29: ... 12 months or when there are odours in the exhaust air WARNING Risk of falling when changing the filter ØUse a stable step ladder WARNING Risk of injury from hot parts ØEnsure that the cooking hob and the device have cooled down ØLet all parts cool down before beginning work WARNING Risk of injury from falling parts ØEnsure that no one is beneath the working area when working on the device ATTENTI...

Page 30: ...er ØLift the filter at least 3 cm 1 ØRemove the filter to the front 2 The filter is removed Remove the recirculation filter To change the filter filling proceed as follows ØLift the filter at least 3 cm 1 ØRemove the filter to the front 2 The filter is removed Change the filter filling The method for changing the filter s filling is described separately in the instruction manual for the filter fil...

Page 31: ...y when the bottom edge of the filter is parallel to the top edge of the fan s housing and the gap is approximately 5 mm wide ØMake sure that the filter is inserted correctly The filter is installed If the filter is not correctly fitted proceed as follows ØRemove the filter ØReplace the filter again Only in hybrid operation ØPush the exhaust pipe onto the filter collar ØSeal the transition between ...

Page 32: ...of fuse consult a qualified electrician The device is not switched on Check all possible power levels See Page 14 The device is connected to a window contact switch and the window is closed Open the window The fan does not work The device is connected to a berbel P4 Multi under pressure monitor and the under pressure monitor has detected a critical under pressure see the berbel P4 Multi operating ...

Page 33: ... air filters on page 29 The hybrid filter is blocked Replace the filter filling of the hybrid filter See Changing the filter filling hybrid and recirculated air filters on page 29 Poor device performance The exhaust pipe was not properly connected or installed Please consult your berbel dealer or berbel customer services ØIf the fault persists please contact your berbel dealer or berbel customer s...

Page 34: ...ons ØMake sure that all safety instructions and regulations are adhered to during installation Installation for recirculated air mode In this installation a BUF recirculated air filter is fitted to the device s fan outlet ØMake sure that the cross section of the ventilation slits in the top structure is more than 300 cm ØMake sure that the air can flow freely out of the device ØEnsure that you can...

Page 35: ... the device is operated at the same time as there is an open fire ØIf the device is operated at the same time as devices which work using room air e g gas stove fire places or gas heaters no gases or exhaust gases are drawn into the room ØEnsure there is an adequate supply of fresh air into the dwelling ØMake sure that the legal provisions of the fire regulations FeuV in Germany applicable to your...

Page 36: ...xtraction efficiency of an extractor hood greatly Power loss and noise can be created by tightly diverted air in the exhaust pipe To ensure optimum performance of the device you should ensure that when installing the exhaust hose The exhaust hose is as direct and short as possible The room air to be extracted is able to flow freely through the exhaust pipe without turbulence and back pressure The ...

Page 37: ...inimum diameter for the exhaust pipe is the DN 125 system BEH 60 90 FL FLT and BLB devices with 125 mm and DN 150 system all other berbel extractor hoods with 150 mm Every reduction in the exhaust hose causes unwanted air resistance performance reduction and noises Avoid Exhaust pipes of a smaller diameter Sharp edged exhaust flat air ducts Conventional wall boxes These have a high air resistance ...

Page 38: ...e diameter of the exhaust pipe A sufficiently large condensation trap is integrated into the exhaust pipe that does not reduce the diameter of the exhaust pipe Exhaust pipe through the exterior wall DANGER Fire hazard due to flammable exhaust pipe Running a flammable exhaust pipe through a second room or attic could spread a fire into other rooms ØEnsure that the exhaust pipe is made of non combus...

Page 39: ...The front panel can be pulled out for a larger capture range The rear end position of the front panel can be adjusted The functions of the device are controlled using the controls in the front panel The brackets provided on delivery are screwed onto the inner walls of the cabinet to the sides After the levers have been pre tensioned the device is suspended from underneath The pre tensioned levers ...

Page 40: ...tions Device view from above Built in hood BEH 60 GL Mains plug Contacts for the window switch multi function contact and BMK wall box Right bracket Fan outlet Ø 150 mm with guides for filter and exhaust ducting Left bracket Screw for the depth stop ...

Page 41: ...Basics about the device Installation instructions 41 Device view from underneath with a closed lower section Built in hood BEH 60 GL Lower section Extractor EcoSwitch operating panel Illumination ...

Page 42: ...Basics about the device 42 Installation instructions Device view with opened lower section Built in hood BEH 60 GL Capillary trap Upper section Lower section Front panel ...

Page 43: ...be disconnected on all poles from the electricity supply after installation Qualifications of personnel Two persons are required to mechanically install the device These technicians must have sufficient craftsman skills and knowledge The required specialist skills include Knowledge of the regulations on safety at work Ability to read technical drawings Experienced in using electrical and mechanica...

Page 44: ... by qualified trained electricians adhering to the country specific regulations and standards e g in Germany DIN 57100 VDE 0100 part 701 ØOnly allow a qualified electrician to carry out the following steps Plug socket for power supply A plug socket must be in reach of the approx 80 cm long power cable above the device ØMake sure that the device can be disconnected on all poles from the electricity...

Page 45: ...ape and straps with scissors ØDo not cut into the protective cardboard packaging ATTENTION Scratched surfaces from metallic sharp edged objects e g belt buckles or tools during transport ØTransport the device without any contact to objects that could scratch the device ØRemove the packing foil and the cardboard packaging ØIf present cut off the holding strap with scissors ØCut the packing tape usi...

Page 46: ...ead 4 5 x 25 mm Optional accessories Only for hybrid mode Hybrid filter BHF 150 Only for recirculated air mode Recirculated air filter BUF 150 Wall box BMK F L Remove the parts for installation Prior to installation there are individual components that must be removed or dismantled to be able to safely install the device ØPerform the following steps sequentially ØPlace the device on its back on a ...

Page 47: ...ded edge downwards ØGrasp the folded down lower section at the sides with both hands ØLift the lower section about 2 cm 1 ØLoosen the lower section by pulling it worwards 2 ØRemove the lower section Remove the capillary trap ØGrasp the capillary trap on its sides with both hands ØPull the capillary trap downwards 1 ØRemove the capillary trap 2 ...

Page 48: ...the working area during the work WARNING Risk of injury from falling parts if improperly fastened ØEnsure that the cabinet has sufficient bearing capacity ØOnly use suitable fastening materials The supplied fastening material is only to be used for fastening into a stable cabinet e g 16 mm wooden sheets If there are other installation conditions you can ask your architect for example about alterna...

Page 49: ...n delivery are screwed onto the inner walls of the cabinet to the sides ØProtect all the surfaces of your working area from damage e g using thick cardboard or foam The metal levers are aligned downwards and point towards the front side of the cabinet ØFit the bracket marked Right to the right inner wall of the cabinet ØEnsure that the rear edge of the bracket is flush against the rear wall of the...

Page 50: ...ut In the end position the levers engage automatically and hold the device ØPush the device upwards until both levers engage ØEnsure that both levers have engaged Align the device horizontally For this step you do not require any tools You can slightly adjust the alignment of the device Proceed as follows ØPush the device into the desired position by pushing against the device on the side with you...

Page 51: ... has been pushed in Adjust the stop for the depth adjustment using a spanner from the front To adjust the stop for the depth adjustment proceed as follows ØLoosen the M4 hex bolts on both sides of the device 1 ØPush the front panel to the desired position 2 ØEnsure that the front panel is in the correct position ØTighten up the M4 hex bolts again 3 The stop for the depth adjustment is now set ...

Page 52: ...ood Wiring diagram for the window contact switch P4 Multi and the wall box contact ATTENTION You can damage the electronics if you connect the control cables with the wrong polarity ØMake sure that you connect the right poles of the control cable ØConnect wire 1 to connector 1 and wire 2 to connector 2 Terminal for the window contact switch or the berbel P4 Multi F K Terminal for the wall box BMK ...

Page 53: ... sure that the terminals for the wall box are accessible in the extractor hood In the top corner of the control box are the terminals for the window contact switch and the wall box contacts The terminals are labelled with Fensterschalter window switch and BMK or Mauerkasten wall box The terminal pairs are marked with 1 and 2 To connect the control cable proceed as follows ØOpen the screw of the BM...

Page 54: ...itch to the connection terminals for the window contact switch in the extractor hood The terminals for the window contact switch are marked in the extractor hood with Fensterschalter window switch ØConnect the control cable as described in the connection terminals for the window contact switch section Terminals for the window contact switch The following step describes how to connect the window co...

Page 55: ...minal ØTighten the screw of terminal 1 ØConnect the cable wire 2 in the same way to the Fensterschalter terminal 2 The control cable for the window contact switch is now connected Creating the exhaust air connection You can install the device for different operating modes Recirculated air mode Extracted air mode Hybrid mode The installation for the individual operating modes is described in the fo...

Page 56: ...ly when the bottom edge of the filter is parallel to the top edge of the fan s housing and the gap is approximately 5 mm wide ØInsert the recirculated air filter from the top onto the guide of the fan housing ØMake sure that the filter is fitted correctly Installing the device for extracted air mode WARNING Risk of falling during work carried out at height ØUse a stable step ladder CAUTION Risk of...

Page 57: ...e a stable step ladder CAUTION Risk of injury from falling parts ØEnsure that no one is underneath the device while working ATTENTION Damage caused by falling parts ØProtect areas and devices e g cooled cooking hob underneath the working area against damage e g using a thick piece of cardboard To make sure that the filters are installed correctly a guide is installed on the filter seating The filt...

Page 58: ...t the exhaust pipe is correctly fitted Install the other parts After installation fit the removed parts as follows Insert the capillary trap ØMake sure that the capillary trap is completely dry before re inserting ØEnsure that the words Front on the capillary trap are pointing to the front side of the device ØInsert the capillary trap into the device by guiding it with both hands into the mounting...

Page 59: ... can be moved freely Close the lower section ØClose the lower section by pushing it upwards until the two magnetic fasteners can be heard to click together When the power level is switched on a weak stream of air will be blown from the air duct in the lower area of the device to the front air intake This air circulation is essential for optimal operation of the device ØEnsure that the air duct is ...

Page 60: ...y allow work on the power supply to be carried out by a qualified electrician adhering to the country specific regulations and standards e g in Germany DIN 57100 VDE 0100 part 701 WARNING Risk of falling when changing the filter ØUse a stable step ladder CAUTION Risk of injury from falling parts ØEnsure that no one is underneath the device while working ATTENTION Damage caused by falling parts ØPr...

Page 61: ...NTION Damage caused by falling parts ØProtect areas and devices e g cooled cooking hob underneath the working area against damage e g using a thick piece of cardboard ØRelease both fixing cross head screws from underneath ØSupport the device with two people ØLower the device with two people ØLoosen the screws on the brackets ØRemove the screws on the brackets ØRemove the brackets The device is dis...

Page 62: ...vironmental considerations in mind and are made from recyclable materials The packing materials can be returned into the raw material cycle after use As a result valuable resources can be saved The outer packaging is made from cardboard The filling materials and layers are of cardboard of polystyrene The protective foils and bags are made of polyethylene ØDispose of the packaging separated into ma...

Page 63: ... the legal requirements and test symbols The device was manufactured in compliance with the regulations of VDE 60335 2 31 and meets the following regulations and laws EMC regulation EC directive 2004 104 EEC Low Voltage Directive 2006 95 EC Subject to technical changes Built in hood BEH 60 GL BEH 60 GL Width 600 mm Height Min 405 to 635 mm Max fan power free blowing 630 m h Weight approx 18 kg Fan...

Page 64: ... mail info berbel de Contacting the customer services of the manufacturer You can contact our customer service department in different ways Choose from the following options Telephone 49 0 5971 80 80 9 660 Mon to Thu 10 00 to 17 00 CET Fri 10 00 to 14 00 Fax 49 0 5971 80 80 9 650 E mail service berbel de German language original manual edited by B Gebhardt Büro für Technische Dokumentation 45891 G...

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