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TECHNICAL PASSPORT
Cooker hood
8.CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE
8.8 Replace
(optional) carbon
filters used during recirculation mode
every 3 – 6 months depending on the
intensity of using of the cooker hood.
To install the filters on a T-shaped pin
of a turbofan lid, axial pressure and
clockwise rotation are required.
8.9 The cooker hood is equipped
with an LED lamps to illuminate a
cooktop. Before replacing the light
bulbs, switch the cooker hood off and
allow them to cool down.
Remove the lamp from the hood
housing by pulling it out and disconnect
the wire from the battery (Fig. 7).
Then, install a new one with the
same characteristics and insert the
filters.
8.1
CAUTION! Before cleaning,
switch the cooker hood off.
8.2 For external cleaning of
stainless steel cooker hood, use
special agents and follow the relevant
instructions.
8.3 Do not clean the cooker
hood with abrasive detergents, coarse
sponges or cleaning agents containing
soda ash, acids, chlorides or solvents.
8.4 When washing, avoid moisture
entering the conductive parts of
the cooker hood, and especially the
electronic control unit. After washing,
wipe all surfaces with a soft cloth.
8.5 You can use conventional glass
cleaning agents to clean glass surfaces.
8.6 Since an aluminium filter
becomes clogged with airborne grease
and dust, presoak it in hot water with
an effective detergent and wash
every
1.5 - 2 months.
Changing the colour of the filter
after washing does not affect the
performance quality.
8.7 To remove the aluminium filter
(Fig. 6), press on the spring sliding part
and, pulling down, remove the filter
from the panel. Install the filter in the
reverse order/
Do not install filter after washing
until it is completely dry.
