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623 hood

weight:

40 kg

dimensions (height, width, depth): 633 x 689 x 259 mm

Noise level – min/max:

46 db/ 50 db

maximum air flow:

760 m

3

/hour

maximum power consumption:

165 w

Voltage:

1N~ (2~)/200-240V/50-60hz

Technical documentation I Vision Vent 2 Hood I Technical information

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Summary of Contents for VISION vent 2

Page 1: ...hood VISION vent 2 Perfection in cooking and more read this manual before use Technical documentation ...

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Page 3: ...s for working with the Retigo appliance 8 technical information 9 1 main technical characteristics 9 2 nameplates of 0610 2011 and 623 hoods 12 transport and installation 13 1 transporting the appliance 13 2 waste disposal 13 4 electrical connections for an 0610 or 2011 hood 15 5 electrical connections for a 623 hood 18 6 fitting a 0610 hood onto a configuration of two appliances 20 7 hood setting...

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Page 5: ...h all the instructions warnings and recommendations set out here especially those in the Safety Instructions chapter The illustrations in this manual may not always correspond to an actual appliance Their purpose is to describe the main features of the appliance The complete technology documentation for the appliance can be found at the manufacturer s website when in doubt Unforeseeable situations...

Page 6: ... accordance with the applicable regulations and standards and the operating manual Adjustment and first start up should be done only by a service mechanic with a valid certificate from the manufacturer A list of our contracted service companies can be found at www retigo cz Faulty connection may cause damage for which the manufacturer shall not be liable Maintain and clean only according to the pr...

Page 7: ...nual We accept no liability for damage or breakdowns caused by wrong operation failure to comply with this operating manual use of aggressive chemical cleaning agents or incorrect repairs Note especially that this also applies to replacement parts that we have not delivered and to accessories that we have not tested or approved For safety reasons Retigo shall approve no reconstruction or modificat...

Page 8: ... 2 designating operating personnel Decide who will work with the appliance and train the person The appliance is intended only for professional use and must be operated by trained qualified personnel 3 perfect condition Operate the appliance only in perfect condition Do not remove any safety equipment such as covers etc Do not modify the appliance in any way 4 safety rules for working with the Ret...

Page 9: ...nformation technical information 1 main technical characteristics 0610 hood Weight 60 kg Dimensions height width depth 1126 x 939 x 409 mm Noise level min max 63 dB 68 dB Maximum air flow 1000 m3 hour Maximum power consumption 400 W Voltage 1N 2 200 240V 50 60Hz ...

Page 10: ...ons height width depth 1133 x 953 x 410 mm Noise level min max 63 dB 68 dB Maximum air flow 1000 m3 hour Maximum power consumption 400 W Voltage 1N 2 200 240V 50 60Hz Technical documentation I Vision Vent 2 Hood I Technical information ...

Page 11: ...ons height width depth 633 x 689 x 259 mm Noise level min max 46 dB 50 dB Maximum air flow 760 m3 hour Maximum power consumption 165 W Voltage 1N 2 200 240V 50 60Hz Technical documentation I Vision Vent 2 Hood I Technical information ...

Page 12: ...ated on the left side of the hood at the bottom The nameplate states the manufacturer of the appliance technical information and marks indicating that the product fulfils the applicable standards Technical documentation I Vision Vent 2 Hood I Technical information ...

Page 13: ...ions below 2 1 Disposing of packaging Take the cardboard for recycling Place the protective film and polystyrene supports into a recycling collection container for plastics 2 2 Disposing of the appliance after the end of its useful life The appliance can then be taken out for recycling 3 installing the appliance Operate the appliance only in perfect condition Do not remove any safety equipment suc...

Page 14: ... appliance Figure 3 Fitting a 623 hood Fit the grease filters supplied with the hood to the suction opening in the front part of the hood Start with the two outer filters they have a rim see fig 4 and then insert the middle filter between them Figure 4 Grease filters in a 0610 hood The procedure for installing filters to a 623 hood is the same as the one described above see fig 5 Figure 5 Grease f...

Page 15: ...ierced flanges 3 at the back left corner of the base of the appliance see fig 6 Figure 6 Back of 0610 hood In the base of the appliance break through the flange marked with the number 2 see fig 7a or 7b insert a M20x1 5 cable gland into it thread the UTP cable through it from the bottom of the appliance upwards and fasten it securely Figure 7a Location of the flanges on the base of an appliance of...

Page 16: ...m distance of 3mm between the contacts Powering from an electric plug On the free end of the cable attach a suitable power plug not included in the package for the country of use The plug must be inserted into a socket that is within easy reach powering from the appliance The hood can be attached in this way only to an appliance powered from the following mains supply 3N 380 415V 3 200 240V 1N 2 2...

Page 17: ...on used for the appliance insert either the X39A 3N 380 415V or the X39B 3 200 240V connector from the hood set into plug X39 which leads from the main terminal block The hood could be destroyed by connecting the wrong connector to plug X39 In the base of the appliance break through the flange marked with the number 3 see fig 7a or fig 7b insert cable gland PG 13 5 which is a component of the hood...

Page 18: ...which the controlling UTP cable 2 emerges at the end of which is connector RJ 45 see fig 14 Run the UTP cable 2 directly downwards to the pierced flanges 3 in the back left corner of the base of the appliance see fig 14 Figure 14 Back of 623 hood After breaking through the flange marked with the number 2 insert cable gland M20x1 5 into it thread the UTP cable through the gland and fasten it secure...

Page 19: ...erced flanges in the back left corner of the base of the appliance 3 see fig 14 Make sure that the appliance is disconnected from the power supply Remove the left side cover of the appliance Loosen the control panel by unscrewing the M4 bolt with washer 1 from underneath the control panel see fig 18 and remove the panel by sliding upwards pull out towards you and flip out to the left Figure 18 Loo...

Page 20: ...pen position 2 on the electronics board in the hood distributor see fig 20 Run the auxiliary UTP cable with grommets and ferrite in parallel to the original cable 3 and using the draw strips part of the set secure it to the original cable see fig 20 Figure 20 Connecting the cables inside the distributor fitting the hood Remove the side cover of the appliance onto which the hood is to be installed ...

Page 21: ...creen press the button Settings 2 Select service 3 Select CONFIGURATION 4 Enter your service PIN 5 Select HOOD 6 Finally press the BACK button several times to return to the main screen Technical documentation I Vision Vent 2 Hood I Transport and installation ...

Page 22: ...OSTICS 4 Select HOOD 5 The hood s motor can now be set to a lower or higher speed If communication is not established with the hood the word ERROR will appear here instead of the software version 6 Finally press the BACK button several times to return to the main screen Technical documentation I Vision Vent 2 Hood I Transport and installation ...

Page 23: ... arrows and to select item 2 6 HOOD and confirm by pressing button 5 The button can now be used to control the hood s motor Every time the button is pressed the following values appear 0 motor off 1 motor on at low speed 2 motor on at higher speed 6 Finally press the button three times to return to the main screen 8 fault report in connection with the hood As soon as the hood is in the right confi...

Page 24: ...motor Remove the heat exchanger 4 and the motor 5 Remove the steel plate with the motor from the heat exchanger see fig 23 Figure 22 Disassembled 0610 hood Figure 23 Description of the hood s heat exchanger RETIGO recommends using a servicing firm for cleaning and regular inspections of the appliance Only regular inspection and cleaning can prevent wear and tear and possible damage to the applianc...

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Page 26: ...RETIGO s r o Láň 2310 756 61 Rožnov pod Radhoštěm Email info retigo cz Tel 420 571 665 511 www retigo cz TSD_15_H_EN_R01 Perfection in cooking and more ...

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