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DAMAGE REASONS
CAUTION!
Damage hazard due to corrosion. Always run the appliance to prevent con-
densate formation while cooking. Condensates may cause corrosion damage.
Replace the malfunctioning lamp right away to prevent overloading of other
lamps. Moisture intrusion in electronic parts poses a risk of damage. Never clean
the control elements with a wet cloth. The surface could be damaged due to
a wrong cleaning process. Clean stainless steel surfaces only in their brushing
direction. Do not use a stainless steel cleaner for the control elements. The sur-
face could be damaged due to aggressive and abrasive cleaning agents. Never
use aggressive and abrasive cleaning agents. There is a risk of damage due to
condensate liquid backflow. Install the air exit canal with a small downward
inclination (1° inclination) from the appliance.
USAGE WITH AND WITHOUT CARBON FILTER
You can use this appliance in exhaust air mode and ventilated air mode.
EXHAUST AIR MODE
The absorbed air is cleaned by the grease filters, and is
discharged through a piping system (fig. 5).
NOTICE! Exhaust air must not be transferred to an active smoke or
waste gas flue; or a flue used for ventilation of the places, where heat
sources are installed.
If you want to transfer exhaust air to an inactive smoke or
waste gas flue, you need to obtain permission from an
authorized chimney sweep.
VENTILATED AIR MODE
Absorbed air is cleaned by the grease filters and an active
carbon filter, and then it is transferred back to the kitchen.
Fig. 6.
You need to install an active carbon filter, in order to
catch the substances, which cause stink in the circulating
air. Consult your authorized dealer to know the different
opportunities available for enabling the appliance to
function in circulating air mode. You can buy the accessories
required for this process from the relevant outlets, authorized technical service or online sales
center.
Fi g. 5: Ai r O u t l e t w i t h o u t
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Fi g. 6: Ai r C i r c u l ati o n w i t h
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