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Gewerbliches inhaltliches Kopieren verboten! 

•  Due to the ire risk, frying or cooking 

with oils and fats under the hood is 

only to take place under constant 

surveillance. 

Attention!

 The risk of self-ignition 

increases with oils which have been 

used repeatedly used.

Safety

!

Other  activities  with  an  open  lame 

are not permitted. These could dama-

ge the ilter or other parts of the appli-

ance or even start a ire.

When  using  the  hood  in  exhaust  air 

mode

and operating with chimney-dependent 

iring methods,  e.g. coal oven  care must 

be taken for an adequate supply of fresh 

air  in  the  installation  location.  Always 

discuss this with your responsible chim-

ney-sweeping specialist.
If  no  permanently  installed  exhaust  air 

pipeline or exhaust air shat is available, 

you must operate the hood in circulation 

air mode.  see chapter  .

.  In exhaust air mode

.  In circulation air mode

The extracted air is emitted outdoors via 

the exhaust hose.

’or  this  purpose  your  house  must  have 

an  exhaust  air  shat  or  an  exhaust  air 

pipeline leading outdoors.

Switch  on  the  appliance  a  few  minutes 

prior to commencing cooking.
It  is  recommended  with  both  exhaust 

and circulation air modes to run the fan a 

further ca.   to   minutes ater cooking. 

This will free the kitchen air of any remai-

ning steam and odours.

.

 ’or improved hood performance, pull 

out the steam collector  where itted .

.

  Set  the  fan  speed  according  to  the 

amount of smoke and odours to be ext-

racted.

.

 Operate the hood for another ca.   to 

 minutes ater inishing cooking.

.

  Reit  the  steam  collector  where  it-

ted .

Ater-run function

If  your  appliance  is  itted  with  an  ater-

run  function,  this  can  be  activated  by 

an  additional  key  on  the  control  panel 

chapter  .

The inlet air is iltered through a carbon 

ilter  also known as active carbon ilter  

and  circulated  in  the  room.  The  carbon 

ilter  captures  the  odours  produced 

through cooking.

The iltered air is circulated back into the 

kitchen through air openings at the side 

or on the top.

If  the  hood  is  used  in  circulation  air 

mode, it is absolutely safe to simultane-

ously operate a room air-dependent ire.

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Summary of Contents for FLAT INSEL ED

Page 1: ...Gewerbliches inhaltliches Kopieren Version EN User s manual for your island cooker hood Model FLAT INSEL ED P REMI U M LINE Gewerbliches inhaltliches Kopieren verboten...

Page 2: ...hazardous situation ou ll ind it especially with all descriptions of the steps that might cause danger to persons arising Observe these safety instructions and behave accordingly careful nter these w...

Page 3: ...of or cleaning inside the unit this must be disconnected from the mains Do not use open lame to clean the ilter In case of malfunction of the device the customer service is notiied Try to repair by no...

Page 4: ...fully understand how to install the appliance correctly and operate it or installation please read the installation section Read all the safety instructions carefully before use and keep this Instruc...

Page 5: ...de Care and cleaning Changing the ilters Carbon ilters Changing the lamps What to do if Customer support Installation Installation data Using the extractor hood as an exhaust air hood Converting the e...

Page 6: ...dan gerous for children So keep packing ma terial out of the reach of children xtractor hoods remove unpleasant odours and vapours and create a ple asant room atmosphere Particles of grease steam and...

Page 7: ...ooking utensils Parts of the hood can be damaged by the rising heat from open gas lames lame cooking under the hood is not permitted due to the ire risk The rising lame can set ire to grease deposited...

Page 8: ...have an exhaust air shat or an exhaust air pipeline leading outdoors Switch on the appliance a few minutes prior to commencing cooking It is recommended with both exhaust and circulation air modes to...

Page 9: ...ase deposits The grease ilters on your appliance are to be cleaned or replaced at regu lar intervals ilters saturated with grease can quickly catch ire and also distribute unpleasant odours Grease ilt...

Page 10: ...temperature Washable and regeneratable carbon ilters absorb kitchen odours for a maximum of years when cleaned monthly The ilter should then be replaced by a new item Washable and regeneratable carbon...

Page 11: ...the ly mesh If the cover plate of the wall box has ixed very inclined louvres you should remove the plate to check whether this solves the problem Mount a cover plate with movable lou vres in the wall...

Page 12: ...is planned check whether it can open and close freely ater the installation of the exhaust air hose The extractor hood can be equipped with one top or two top and back extractor openings The hood is n...

Page 13: ...al connection Before connecting the extractor hood check that the voltage stated on the ra ting plate V agrees with the supply vol tage in your home If the appliance is not itted with a con nector plu...

Page 14: ...Gewerbliches inhaltliches Kopieren verboten Images are just for illustrative purposes Appliance components Installation B C D A Kochfeld C B Gewerbliches inhaltliches Kopieren verboten...

Page 15: ...ternal chimney C Internal chimney D Mounting hook E xhaust air nozzle mm F xhaust air reducer mm G itting holes for H Hob Control panel Metal ilter Hob illumination Rating label Motor Carbon ilter G E...

Page 16: ...n verboten Control panel Installation A B C D E F G Content A Lamp ilter Cleaning Set time B Automatic ater running C Power decrease D Digital display E Power increase F Alarm G Light On Of Gewerblich...

Page 17: ...ignal that can be switched of by pressing the icon again To cancel the alarm tempora rily press the button for seconds Automatic ater running irst set your speed keys C and Then the B button for secon...

Page 18: ...fuse connect cable correctly Oil leaks inwegventil undicht Rectify leak Bottom casing and telesco pic casing transition leaking Rectify leaks by suitable means Appliance vibrates Motor not rigidly mou...

Page 19: ...water could run into the extractor hood motor If the exhaust air is directed into an exhaust air duct the end of the entry itting must be directed in the direc tion of low If the exhaust air pipeline...

Page 20: ...pes etc through a chute The exhaust tube should be as straight as possible carried away from the cover and guided at a maximum delection of towards the outside and secured to the outer wall In order t...

Page 21: ...liches Kopieren verboten Installation of the hood Installation scheme Drill holes for ceiling mount Adjust the height of the telescopic frame and attach it to the hood body EN Gewerbliches inhaltliche...

Page 22: ...olted to the motor unit ple ase push the two shats on the support frame to the hood Note The folded points with the holes down When you remo ve the metal ilter the shat from below through the housing...

Page 23: ...ecessary for recircu lation Inside shat to pull out and fasten with screws to the ceiling mount Let the exterior shat slowly slide on the hood body and attach from inside the hood up and out For this...

Page 24: ...Gewerbliches inhaltliches Kopieren verboten Version We wish you much success with the appliance Gewerbliches inhaltliches Kopieren verboten...

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