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Creating the electrical voltage supply...............................................................................................................42

Inserting the recirculating air filters (recirculated air device only) ....................................................................43

Installing the removed parts .............................................................................................................................43

Cleaning surfaces ..........................................................................................................................................47

Dismantling the device...................................................................................................................................48

Disposal.........................................................................................................................................................49

Disposing of packaging.....................................................................................................................................49

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Technical data ...............................................................................................................................................50

Model plate .......................................................................................................................................................50

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Contacting the manufacturer..........................................................................................................................51

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Summary of Contents for BKH 120 CB

Page 1: ...berbel headroom hood BKH 90 120 CB Air extraction and recirculated air mode Installation instructions 12 2009 English version of original German instructions ...

Page 2: ...vice life of the device Structural features in the text Defined structural features are assigned to the elements contained in these instructions A distinction can therefore be easily made between the following elements Normal text Cross references Lists or Action steps Tips contain special information on the economical use of the device Structural features in illustrations The illustrations contai...

Page 3: ...ing the fluff screen 24 Removing the upper grease tray 24 Removing the ventilation cover 26 Removing the upper front panel 27 Removing the outgoing air line cover air extraction device only 28 Removing the outgoing air line flange air extraction device only 29 Pre assembling the outgoing air line connecting pipe air extraction device only 29 Pre assembling the electrical connection cable air extra...

Page 4: ...g air filters recirculated air device only 43 Installing the removed parts 43 Cleaning surfaces 47 Dismantling the device 48 Disposal 49 Disposing of packaging 49 deviceDisposal 49 Technical data 50 Model plate 50 BKH 90 CB 50 BKH 120 CB 50 Contacting the manufacturer 51 ...

Page 5: ...ditional safety instructions which affect certain actions and procedures can be found in the relevant chapters Heed all of the safety instructions and information on dangers in these instructions Check the device and all parts for visible damage In the event of damage contact your specialist dealer or the berbel customer service The device must only be used in flawless condition Always have repair...

Page 6: ... repaired by trained specialist personnel before using the device again Avoiding risk of explosion Do not operate the device in an explosive environment Avoiding fire hazard In air extraction and recirculated air mode Make sure that the cooker top has cooled down before covering it A soiled device may cause fire hazards Keep the device in flawless condition and check it regularly Regularly remove ...

Page 7: ...he packaging Store film or other parts of the packaging in a location which is inaccessible to children Preventing the risk of collapse The necessary wall passage must be created by a specialist company Wall passages influence the building s statics Improperly created wall passages may lead to the collapse of the building Avoiding environmental damage Dispose of the device and its accessories acco...

Page 8: ... intaken room air The filter filling in the recirculating air filter neutralises existing odour contents The odour free cleaned room air is returned into the room berbel extractor hoods are developed according to the state of the art They meet the prescribed safety regulations and are intended for domestic use The filter filling must be replaced at regular intervals Front side of recirculated air ...

Page 9: ...Description 9 Rear side of recirculated air device Ventilation cover Lower mounting holes Cable passage Fine adjustment plates optional spacing 2 5 mm Mounting with installation rails ...

Page 10: ...e intakes room air filters the room air and conducts the cleaned room air outside Cleaning is carried out in several cleaning stages The first cleaning stage removes e g grease and air particles from the intaken room air The next cleaning stage filters light flying particles e g fluff from the intaken room air The cleaned room air is conducted into the open air ...

Page 11: ...Description 11 Front side of air extraction device Ventilation cover Lower front flap with grease tray Device Rotary knob switching on and off Dirt strips LED light strip Fluff screen ...

Page 12: ...Rear side of air extraction device 11 10 13 8 9 12 Ventilation cover Mounting with installation rails Connection for outgoing air pipe Lower mounting holes Cable passage Fine adjustment plates optional spacing 2 5 mm ...

Page 13: ...escription 13 Air extraction device connection dimensions 96 390 460 425 520 240 160 240 130 130 780 BKH 120 480 BKH 90 750 BKH 120 450 BKH 90 2 1 Opening for cable passage Opening for outgoing air pipe ...

Page 14: ...nected to a window contact switch to ensure hazard free operation Make sure that the country specific legally prescribed regulations in Germany e g the requirements of your Federal state s regulations pertaining to fireplaces FeuV are adhered to If an extractor hood and a fireplace which is dependent on the room air e g gas oil or coal fired heaters chimneys hot water boilers gas hobs or gas ovens...

Page 15: ... gases or exhaust gases may be drawn into the room DANGER Fire hazard due to combustible outgoing air line If combustible outgoing air lines are routed through a second room or attic fire may spread to other rooms Make sure that the outgoing air line consists of non combustible material in accordance with DIN 4102 Class A1 The extracted room air must only be conducted outside via a separate outgoi...

Page 16: ...meters Sharp edged flat outgoing air ducts Conventional wall boxes These have high air resistance and generate noises They reduce the extractor hood s output Make sure that the outgoing air line s minimum cross section is not less than the cross section of the fan outlet Outgoing air line through the old chimney DANGER Danger of suffocation due to smoke or exhaust gases A master chimney sweep must...

Page 17: ... than that of the fan outlet the roof passage does not reduce the cross section of the outgoing air line a moisture condensate collector is integrated into the outgoing air line Outgoing air line through an exterior wall DANGER Fire hazard due to combustible outgoing air line If combustible outgoing air lines are routed through a second room or attic fire may spread to other rooms Make sure that t...

Page 18: ... box are not narrow and thick the slats of the louvered cover of the wall box are not positioned sharply downwards no insect screen is installed in the wall box Insect screens impair the cross section of the outgoing air line completely Use only flow optimised wall boxes e g BMK F L ...

Page 19: ...e 30 The following action applies to air extraction mode only Make sure that the outgoing air line pipe has been routed prior to installation See section Pre assembling the outgoing air line connecting pipe air extraction device only on page 29 Set the behaviour of the sound signal prior to installation See section Switching the sound signal on and off on page 22 Personnel qualifications Two perso...

Page 20: ... not reach into broken glass ATTENTION Damage to surfaces due to improper unpacking Cut through the packing tape and retaining straps with a pair of scissors Do not cut into the protective cardboard box ATTENTION Scratched surfaces possible due to sharp edged metal objects e g belt buckles or tools during transportation Transport the device without coming into contact with objects which may scratc...

Page 21: ...ge If parts are damaged or missing contact your specialist berbel dealer or the customer service Air extraction device scope of delivery Number Designation 1 Extractor hood 1 Installation instructions 1 Operating instructions 2 Installation rails 1 Wieland socket connected to the Wieland connector in the extractor hood 6 Nylon plugs 8 mm 6 Screws 6 Washers Recirculated air device scope of delivery...

Page 22: ...rations can be acknowledged by a sound signal This chapter describes how to switch the sound signal on and off The sound signal is switched off in the factory settings If you do not wish to change this setting continue reading the next chapter A DIP switch has to be set on the device The DIP switch is on the control electronics in the rotary knob housing The housing has to be opened the switch set...

Page 23: ... to the right from the control electronics The connector for the lighting is located above this connector Pull the connector together with the connection cable to the right from the LED strip Fold the cover open completely Set DIP switch 1 using a pointed object e g small screwdriver DIP switch 1 Function OFF position standard setting Sound is switched off ON position Sound is switched on ...

Page 24: ...e fluff screen The fluff screen must be removed before installing the extractor hood The fluff screen is held by a magnet Make sure that the rotary knob is removed Lay the device with the front panels facing up on a flat protective surface Pull on the rounded upper edge of the lower front flap until the front flap is completely open Grip the fluff screen by the knob in the centre of the screen Pul...

Page 25: ...The two lower screws are visible and directly accessible A 2 5 mm Allen key is required for this step Proceed as follows to remove the upper grease tray Remove the dirt strips by hand Remove the four screws using the Allen key Grip the upper grease tray by its lower edge and pull the grease tray out forwards This opening is subsequently used for fine adjustment and for installing the lower screws ...

Page 26: ... the rotary knob ATTENTION Scratched surfaces possible due to protruding screw heads when the rotary knob is removed Only lay the device down on padded flat protective surfaces The procedure is identical for the air extraction and the recirculated air device The recirculated air device is shown Proceed as follows to remove the ventilation cover Place the extractor hood with the ventilation cover p...

Page 27: ...ng for installation 27 Removing the upper front panel The upper front panel is hooked into the frame from above and is locked by two springs Press the springs together 1 and pull the front panel off upwards 2 ...

Page 28: ...vice down on the rotary knob Lay the device down on its rear side Remove the rotary knob ATTENTION Scratched surfaces possible due to protruding screw heads when the rotary knob is removed Only lay the device down on padded flat protective surfaces Proceed as follows to remove the cover for the outgoing air line Place the device with the ventilation cover pointing upwards onto a flat protective su...

Page 29: ...ust be installed before installing the device The connecting pipe for the outgoing air line must have a diameter of 150 mm and must project out of the wall by approx one cm after installation Install the connecting pipe for the outgoing air line within the prescribed position range Refer to the connection dimension drawing for the position 2 Page 13 shows a larger illustration of the connection di...

Page 30: ...ontact opening greater than 3 mm must be available Only install the connection cable within the prescribed position range For the position 1 of the recirculated air device refer to the connection dimension drawing on page 10 For the position 1 of the air extraction device refer to the connection dimension drawing on page 13 The following steps must only be carried out by a specialist electrician M...

Page 31: ...into the pre assembled rails using two mountings The mountings hooks must be released prior to installation Proceed as follows to release the mountings hooks Unscrew the screw for adjusting the distance from the wall approx three to four revolutions on both mountings The device is prepared for installation ...

Page 32: ...ternative mounting options prior to installation Use mounting material which is suitable for the wall Make sure that the device is mounted correctly The device is mounted at two points and secured at two points Maintaining safety distances The following legally prescribed minimum distances must be adhered to Designation Dimension Y At least 200 mm X With gas cooker tops At least 650 mm With electr...

Page 33: ...ing a pencil and a spirit level Mark the horizontal axis of the holes for the installation rails using a pencil and a spirit level Make sure that a distance of 450 mm is maintained between the inner ends of the installation rails Each installation rail is secured with two screws The installation rails have two round and four elongated holes The location of the holes may be selected for optimal mou...

Page 34: ...nt in the wall at the marked points ATTENTION Water damage due to drilling into a water pipe Use a detector to make sure that no water pipes are present in the wall at the marked points ATTENTION Damage to the surface of tiles due to drilling Use a masonry drill bit for pre drilling when drilling into tiles Switch off the hammer function and drill carefully A hammer drill and a masonry drill bit d...

Page 35: ...arts in the event of improper mounting The enclosed mounting material is exclusively suitable for mounting on a solid wall construction Make sure that the wall has sufficient carrying capacity and use suitable mounting material Make sure that the device is mounted correctly Before hooking the device in the connection cable for the voltage supply must be prepared for function i e it must be routed ...

Page 36: ...ody using the spirit level Adjust the distance from the wall using the horizontal adjuster screws for the upper mountings Adjust the height using the lower adjuster screws for the mountings To access the lower fastening points open the lower front flap and work through this opening Screw in the lower fastening points two screws until they still project by approx 5 mm ...

Page 37: ... stable stepladder CAUTION Risk of injury due to falling parts Make sure that nobody is standing beneath the device during work ATTENTION Damage due to falling parts Protect surfaces and devices e g cooled cooker top beneath your working area from damage e g with thick cardboard A Phillips screwdriver is required for this step The device must be connected to the prepared outgoing air line using th...

Page 38: ... s pipe If necessary rotate the flange 1 until the flange s four screw holes align with the four mounting holes on the fan box attachment 1 Insert the four screws and tighten them Insert the air extraction box cover 1 Insert the thirteen screws 1 and tighten them 2 1 2 1 ...

Page 39: ...ATTENTION Damage to the electronics if the polarity of the control cable is incorrect Make sure that the polarity of the control cable is correct Only connect wire 1 to terminal 1 and wire 2 to terminal 2 7 4 1 5 6 2 3 Terminal for the multi function contact F K Terminal for the wall box BMK Control cable Power supply unit Wall box BMK F Actuation contact potential free Control box for the berbel ...

Page 40: ... extractor hood are accessible The connection terminals for the multi function contact and the wall box contact are located in the upper corner of the control box The connection terminals are marked Window switch and BMK or Wall box The terminal pairs are labelled 1 and 2 Proceed as follows to connect the control cable Unscrew the screw for BMK terminal 1 Take up offset wire 1 of the control cable...

Page 41: ...step a small standard screwdriver is required for the connection terminals in the berbel extractor hood Route the window switch control cable to the extractor hood Make sure that the terminals for the multi function connection in the extractor hood are accessible Pull the control cable through the cable passage hole to the extractor hood s control box The connection terminals for the multi functio...

Page 42: ...en the screw for terminal 1 Connect wire 2 to Window switch terminal 2 in the same manner The control cable for the wall switch is connected Creating the electrical voltage supply Connect the Wieland socket to the Wieland connector ...

Page 43: ...ilters are inserted correctly when the upper edge does not project out of the extractor hood Position the recirculating air filter on the device from above using the folding handle Insert the second recirculating air filter Make sure that the filter is positioned correctly Installing the removed parts Following installation install the removed parts as follows A Phillips screwdriver is required fo...

Page 44: ...ed position using an M4 screw Place the ventilation cover 2 onto the top of the extractor hood Insert the five screws Tighten the screws 1 Installing the upper grease tray Pull on the rounded upper edge of the lower front flap until the front flap is completely open Hook the upper grease tray in at the upper edge ...

Page 45: ...ng magnets Inserting the fluff screen Insert the fluff screen back into the extractor hood Make sure that the fluff screen is seated correctly on the securing magnet Close the lower front flap Installing the rotary knob The rotary knob must be placed onto an axle This round axle is milled at one edge The rotary knob can therefore only be placed onto the axle in one position Make sure that the inst...

Page 46: ...vice 46 Position the rotary knob in the correct installation position on the axle Install the rotary knob by pressing it into the correct position on the axle The berbel extractor hood is installed and ready to operate ...

Page 47: ...objects or aggressive cleaning agents Never use sharp edged objects scouring agents or aggressive cleaning agents Use a soft moist cloth Clean surfaces with a soft moist cloth and a mild household cleaning agent Then treat the stainless steel surfaces using a stainless steel care product ...

Page 48: ...d a specialist electrician are required to dismantle the device A Phillips screwdriver and a 2 5 mm Allen key are required for this step Proceed as follows to dismantle the device Interrupt the device s voltage supply at all poles Pull the rotary knob off See section Removing the rotary knob on page 22 Remove the fluff screen See section Removing the fluff screen on page 24 Remove the recirculatin...

Page 49: ...o environmental compatibility aspects and are manufactured from recyclable materials After use the packaging materials can be recycled Valuable raw materials can therefore be saved The exterior packaging consists of cardboard The filler material and the inserts consist of cardboard or polystyrene The protective films and bags consist of polyethylene PE Dispose of the packaging according to materia...

Page 50: ...s each with 615 m h Weight Approx 40 kg Current supply 230 V 50 Hz Power consumption 330 W at output level 4 Current consumption 1 28 A LED bulb 24 V 24 W BKH 120 CB Width 1200 mm Depth 245 mm Height 520 mm Max fan output free blowing 2 fans each with 615 m h Weight Approx 48 kg Current supply 230 V 50 Hz Power consumption 330 W at output level 4 Current consumption 1 28 A LED bulb 24 V 24 W The d...

Page 51: ...cturer If you have any questions which are not answered by these instructions contact berbel Ablufttechnik GmbH Sandkampstraße 100 D 48432 Rheine Telephone 49 0 800 56 06 06 0 Fax 49 0 800 56 06 06 1 Internet www berbel de Free from the German land line ...

Page 52: ...52 KONTECXT GmbH Technische Dokumentation D 45145 Essen www technische dokumentation de Printed in Germany 6001049 ...

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