Grundig GDSP2474BBSC, User Manual

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• Do not create a high flame un-
der the product. Otherwise,
the oil in the oil trap filter may
ignite, causing a fire.
• Run the product after placing
the cooking pots, pans, etc.
on the ovens. Otherwise, rising
heat may deform some parts
of your product.
• Turn off the oven before taking
the cooking pots, pans, etc.
from the ovens.
• Do not keep easily flammable
materials under your hood.
• Do not expose the appliance
to open flame. It may cause
the oil accumulating in the filter
to catch fire. Do not operate
the appliance without a filter.
• Do not leave your cooker un-
attended while cooking fried
foods, oils may catch fire while
cooking, and hot oil may
cause fire. Therefore pay at-
tention to the clothes and cur-
tains.
• If cleaning is not performed in
a timely manner, the hood
may present a risk of fire.
• (For Models A and B) Run your
hood for another 15 minutes
after the cooking or frying pro-
cess to clean the kitchen air
thoroughly of the odours and
vapours generated during
cooking.
• Adequate ventilation must be
available in the room when
gas or other fuel-burning ap-
pliances are used at the same
time while the oven hood with
a cooker is being used. (Not
applicable for only the appli-
ances that discharge air back
into the room).
• Gas or fuel oil burning appli-
ances, such as room heaters,
which share the same environ-
ment with the hood, must be
fully insulated from the exhaust
of this product or they must
be hermetical.
• If there is another appliance
operating with fuel oil or
gaseous fuels in the environ-
ment, adequate ventilation of
the environment is required.
• If there is another appliance
operating with energy other
than electrical energy in the
same environment with the
hood, the negative pressure in
the room should be at most
0.04 mbar so that the exhaust
of the other appliance is not
drawn back into the room by
the hood.