Concept2 OPV3760bc, Manual

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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Before first use
Prior to the start of use of a new unit, wipe it with a wet and then a dry cloth.
Airing mode
In this mode the vapors are ventilated through the output pipe into the shaft and out of the room. If there are
carbon filters installed in the unit,
remove them
(see the Cleaning and Maintenance paragraph).
1.
Extend the front of the unit to enlarge the suction surface.
2.
Select the required fan power (I
,II
or I
I
I) using the selector (1
a 2
).
3.
After use, switch the unit off by setting the fan power level (1) to „0“.
Re-circulation mode
If you have no possibility to ventilate the air out of the room, the re-circulation mode can be selected. In this mode
the vapors are filtered through metal and carbon filters. Active carbon in these filters absorbs smells, and the clean
air flows back to the room. For this mode, it is necessary to
buy and assemble
the corresponding carbon filters
(see the Cleaning and Maintenance paragraph).
1. Extend the front of the unit to enlarge the suction surface.
2. Select the required fan power (I or II) using the selector (1).
3. After use, switch the unit off by setting the fan power level (1) to „0“.
Switching the lighting on and off
Press the switch (2) to turn the light on or off.
CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE
• Before any maintenance and cleaning, disconnect the power cord from the mains or switch off the circuit
breaker of the mains outlet of the unit.
•
Do not immerse the power cord, plug, or appliance in water or any other liquid.
• Set all controls in the OFF position.
• Clean the outer surface of the unit with a wet cloth, or use a neutral detergent.
• Do not use coarse sponges, abrasive cleaners, solvents or aggressive detergents.
• Do not use an autoclave to clean the unit!
CLEANING AND REPLACING THE FILTERS
a) Metal fat filters
Under normal use the metal fat filters should be cleaned every 2 months. In case of
more frequent frying or deep frying, shorten the interval.
Do not use the unit without properly mounted metal fat filters!
1. Remove the metal filters (Fig. 1). If carbon filters are mounted, remove them.
2. Put the metal filters in warm water with a detergent. Clean them with a soft brush,
rinse with clean water and let dry.
3. Remount the completely dry filters following the reverse steps.
Fig. 1
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b) Carbon filters (must be purchased)
These filters are used only in the re-circulation mode.
The filters contain active carbon that absorbs the ventilated odors. After a while the active carbon is saturated, and
loses its absorption ability. These filters can‘t be washed or otherwise cleaned.
Under normal use, the carbon filters should be replaced every 2 months. In case of more frequent frying or deep
frying, shorten the interval.
1.
Remove the metal filters (Fig. 1).
2. Install new carbon filters on the engine (Fig. 2 and Fig.3).
3. Replace the metal grease filters.
UNIT INSTALLATION
• Only authorized personnel can install the power connection!
• Only the customer is responsible for installation in situ. Defects
caused by incorrect installation are not covered by the warranty.
• Remove all the covering and marketing materials from the unit before
the first use.
• We recommend that you let a specialized company perform the
installation.
• The manufacturer bears no responsibility for damage caused to
people, animals or objects as a result of incorrect installation.
Follow the installation instructions:
1.
Remove both fat (or carbon) filters.
2.
Put the unit on the lower edge of the upper cupboard of the kitchen
set. Check the minimum required height according to Fig. 3 (
5
50
mm for electric, and
6
50 mm for gas hotplates).
3.
You will see the fixing holes through the lower orifice of the unit.
Mark the positions on the bottom side of the cupboard.
4. Mark the position and diameter of the hole for the output piping.
5.
Drill a hole for the output piping.
6.
Fix the unit to the bottom side of the cupboard using the supplied
screws (Fig. 4).
Fig. 3