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Table of Contents

INTRODUCTION

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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

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INSTALLATION (EXTERNAL DUCTING)

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INSTALLATION (AIR RECIRCULATION)

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OPERATION (AR-60-701 / AR-90-701)

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OPERATION (AR-60-736 / AR-90-736)

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OPERATION (AR-60-706RGB / AR-90-706RGB)

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MAINTENANCE

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TROUBLESHOOTING

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

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ENVIRONMENTAL

PROTECTION

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Summary of Contents for AR-60-701

Page 1: ...INSTALLATION AND USER S MANUAL Model AR 60 701 AR 90 701 AR 60 736 AR 90 736 AR 60 706RGB AR 90 706RGB...

Page 2: ...full providing that the product appliance is located no further than 50km from an authorised service agent Where the product appliance is located beyond the 50km radius the purchaser shall be liable...

Page 3: ...e incorrect size Extractor Fan is installed above any electrical or gas hob Example of such an installation is installing a 600mm Extractor above a 900mm gas or electrical hob 14 This warranty does no...

Page 4: ...LLATION EXTERNAL DUCTING 6 INSTALLATION AIR RECIRCULATION 10 OPERATION AR 60 701 AR 90 701 11 OPERATION AR 60 736 AR 90 736 15 OPERATION AR 60 706RGB AR 90 706RGB 18 MAINTENANCE 22 TROUBLESHOOTING 24...

Page 5: ...commercial application The extractor and its filters should be regularly cleaned to avoid any fire hazards due to oil build up in and around the extractor If the supply cord is damaged it must be repl...

Page 6: ...an be connected as per the picture below to a ducting pipe with an internal diameter of 150mm 2 The extractor should be mounted at the following distances above the counter top Above a gas hob or cook...

Page 7: ...now mounted wall bracket Certain models will require that additional screws be used to further secure the extractor to the wall this will entail opening up the extractor s front flap removing the alum...

Page 8: ...5 Fix the provided ducting pipe to the air outlet of the extractor as in the picture below 8...

Page 9: ...wo chimney sections to the required length Once the required length is determined fix the bracket with the provided screws as shown in the picture below 2 Drill 2 x 8mm holes to accommodate the Plate...

Page 10: ...to the outside with the ducting pipe is not possible then the ducting pipe can be discarded The installation of the extractor is the same as previously shown the only difference is that carbon filter...

Page 11: ...ilters are securely locked in place Please note that once the filters are fitted to the extractor the suction power of the unit will decrease somewhat OPERATION Touch control for models AR 60 701 AR 9...

Page 12: ...as used before it will revert back to its last operation setting The above is the same whether the unit is switched on using the remote control or the control panel on the extractor While the unit is...

Page 13: ...ong pressing the light button 1 Will turn off the cleaning symbol and reset the total working time of the extractor When the cleaning symbol is displayed 2 Will show the current total working time of...

Page 14: ...The display will show the following 00 00 while flashing the unit is now in the TIMER MODE Press to 15 minutes Press to decrease 1 minute Press to increase 1 minute To save the setting press and hold...

Page 15: ...n when the fan is working 2 Time display 3 Timer 4 Light 5 Fan speed 6 Alarm symbol 7 Cleaning symbol appears when total working time reaches 14 hours or at the initial start up OPERATION Touch contro...

Page 16: ...hile the unit is in STANDBY MODE press the timer button to enter CLOCK SETTING MODE The hour display will flash press and to adjust the hours Press to change to minutes The minutes display will flash...

Page 17: ...wnlights on and off Long pressing the light button 1 Will turn off the cleaning symbol and reset the total working time of the extractor When the cleaning symbol is displayed 2 Will show the current t...

Page 18: ...AR 90 706RGB After the plugging the extractor into the power supply the unit will automatically go into STANDBY MODE SPEED INCREASE BUTTON Used to switch on the extractor and to increase the fan spee...

Page 19: ...etting or wait 10 seconds to save automatically While the unit is in WORKING MODE short press the button to cycle through one of the following timer settings OFF 15 min 30 min 45 min 60min OFF Alterna...

Page 20: ...f the extractor When the cleaning symbol is not displayed 3 Switching on the Mood Lighting Long press 3 5 seconds the light button This will enter the Mood Lighting Setting Mode One of the following w...

Page 21: ...n the following will be displayed A2 Mood lighting setting To increase or decrease the intensity of the light simply push either the buttons when the A1 A2 A3 A4 is selected The X values represent the...

Page 22: ...TENANCE Before cleaning switch off the unit by unplugging from the wall socket or if connected directly to the mains switch off at the isolator switch I REGULAR CLEANING Use a soft cloth moistened wit...

Page 23: ...soapy water and giving it a very gently clean with a cloth III ANNUAL REPLACEMENT OF THE CARBON FILTERS This only applies to extractors which are recirculating the air back into the kitchen space not...

Page 24: ...n to the power supply again Serious Vibration of the unit The fan blade is damaged Switch off the unit and repair by qualified service agent The fan motor is not fixed tightly Switch off the unit and...

Page 25: ...ve gas and 650mm above electrical On either application it is recommended that your installation height does not exceed 750mm to ensure the best results Q Do I require a recirculation kit A No The ext...

Page 26: ...e for the use of Stainless steel Two great products are window cleaner which is also a stainless steel cleaner and spray on wood polish another certified stainless steel cleaner Please note that abras...

Page 27: ...rate of your extractor fan If you are out venting the air and the extension of ducting hose exceeds 2 5meter you need to purchase an addition extraction motor that must be installed in line with the d...

Page 28: ...e environment and human health which could otherwise be caused by inappropriate waste handling of this product The symbol on the product indicates that this product may not be treated as household was...

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