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When you have reached your desired height, hang the fixing holes to the
fixing screws as described on the drawing below.

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1. Upper chimney

2. Lower chimney

Do not tighten the screws too firmly so the upper chimney will stay telesco-
pic after installation.

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3. lower chimney

4. upper chimney

5. lower chimney clamp

Fix the upper chimney on the wall using the upper chimney bracket.

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Summary of Contents for ALEA 60Z

Page 1: ...INSTRUCTION MANUAL COOKER HOOD ALEA 60Z ALEA 90Z ...

Page 2: ...ns tructions related to the installation use and maintenance of the appli ance In order to operate the unit correctly and safety please read this instruction manual carefully before Dear customer installation and usage The cooker hood use high quality ma terials and is made with a streamli ned design Equipped with large pow er electric motor and centrifugal fan it also provides strong suction powe...

Page 3: ... functions of the appliance shall remain reserved by the manufacturer Please dispose of the packing with respect to your current local and municipal regulations The appliance you have purchased may be an enhanced version of the unit this manual was printed for Nevertheless the functions and operating con ditions are identical This manual is therefore still valid Technical modifica tions as well as...

Page 4: ...trical mains to ena ble the installation of the appliance must be performed by a qualified professional The appliance is intended for priva te use only The appliance is intended for extrac ting recirculating cooking vapours in a private household only The appliance is intended for in door use only The appliance is not intended to be operated for commercial purposes during camping and in public tra...

Page 5: ...nto your home Whenever the hood is operated to gether with chimney vented firepla ces e g coal furnace ensure there is sufficient air supply in the room where the appliance is installed in Always consult your local chimney sweep master When you operate the appliance in recirculating mode you can simultaneously run room air dependent fireplaces If gas is set free in your home Open all windows Do no...

Page 6: ...inimum dis tance between hood and hob 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 10 11 12 13 9 Minimum distance hood to Ceramic glass rings hotplates 65 cm Gas cooker 75 cm Coal oil stove wood firing 85 cm Do not cook a la flambé dishes be low the extractor hood The flames may damage your appliance and or cause fire Do not operate the gas jets of a gas hob without cookware The flames may damage your appliance and or cause fir...

Page 7: ... so they will not play with the appliance CAUTION Accessible parts of the hood may become hot while cooking Carry out the installation of the ap pliance with at least two persons Risk of damage RISK OF INJURY 1 2 NOTICE The appliance must be transpor ted and installed by at least two persons Unpack the parts of the chimney very carefully otherwise you will damage the chimney Remove the complete pa...

Page 8: ... connec ted horizontally a minimum falling gradient of 1 cm m or an inclination of 2 is required Otherwise con densate will get into the motor of the hood When an exhaust duct is used the ending of the exhaust hose must be adjusted into the direction of flow If the exhaust duct passes through cool areas e g an attic a tempe rature gradient may occur in the dif ferent parts of the exhaust duct so c...

Page 9: ...n electrical hazards WARNING Do not damage the wiring in the wall while drilling NOTICE Two assistants are required for installation You can lay the exhaust hose as fol lows Vertically Lay the exhaust hose to a roof cap Horizontally Lay the exhaust hose to an exhaust outlet equipped with an air grille Not included in delivery ...

Page 10: ...sing the supplied screws and dowels on the wall 1 1 Drill holes 2 Dowels 3 Suspending bracket 4 Screws 4x30 mm Suspend the hood on the suspending bracket 2 Put the upper chimney into the lower chimney Pull out the upper chimney Adjust the upper chimney relevant to the height you desire 3 ...

Page 11: ...as described on the drawing below 4 1 Upper chimney 2 Lower chimney Do not tighten the screws too firmly so the upper chimney will stay telesco pic after installation 5 3 lower chimney 4 upper chimney 5 lower chimney clamp Fix the upper chimney on the wall using the upper chimney bracket 6 ...

Page 12: ...nplug the appliance before instal ling the carbon filter For recirculating mode only 1 open 2 close OPERATION CONTROL PANEL 5 Keys Touch control No display SWITCH THE MOTOR OFF 1 LOWEST SPEED SETTING 2 MEDIUM SPEED SETTING 3 HIGHEST SPEED SETTING TIMER BUTTON Touch to start the timer function When you next switch the hood on it will remember the speed it was running at when it was last used Light ...

Page 13: ...ntrols Never use any alcohol containing detergents to clean matt black pain ted appliances as these detergents cause colour changes Clean the glass panels with a suita ble detergent only When you clean or replace the grea se filters or the carbon filters also clean all visible components on the bottom of the appliance with a mild non acrid and fat dissolving detergent Do not damage the grid of met...

Page 14: ...uminant Be especially care ful while doing so 3 Pull the illuminant carefully out of the hole and disconnect the energy supply wire 4 Now connect the new illuminant to the energy supply wire 5 Push the wires back into the hole and fix the new illuminant einigt werden Diese Filter haben n der Regel nach 3 6 Monaten er Detaillierte Informationen vom r Filter von der Stromversorgung bildung fen Sie i...

Page 15: ... model plate with the data of your energy supplier 1 2 3 4 Required minimum distance to surfaces such as pot lids oven cloths etc to avoid any hot parts and risk of fire Only use self shielded illuminants to avoid hot parts risk of fire and exposure to UV radiation 4 Replace the old illuminant by a new one of the same kind and power m 0 45 m Carbon filters Conventional carbon filters cannot be cle...

Page 16: ... damper blocked motor mounting defective 1 2 remove blockage replace motor 1 2 motor not properly fixed hood not properly fixed 1 2 fix motor properly fix hood properly 1 2 INSUFFICIENT EXTRACTING CAPACITY too much distance hood hob too much draught because of open doors and or windows 1 2 lower position of hood close the doors windows 1 2 APPLIANCE IS UNSTABLE mounting rail is not firmly fixed sc...

Page 17: ...ver panel Install a cover panel with moveable slats which do not obstruct the air If the hood does not work properly and or you can hear increased operating noise check the schedule below vent Check condition and cleanliness of the filters Check if the air which is extracted by the hood is replaced to avoid negati vepressure When you run your appliance in re circulating mode check if the carbon fi...

Page 18: ...ease separation 82 10 Grease separation category C Air flow 280 m3 h 486 m3 h Maximum air flow Qmax A rated noise emission 49 dB 67 dB Power consumption off Po 0 49 W Power consumption standby Ps 0 46 W Power consumption lighting system Wl 3 W 2 x 1 5 W LED Connected load 243 W Voltage frequency 220 240 VAC 50Hz Grease filter material dishwasher proof aluminium yes Carbon filter 2 x KAF11 Exhaust ...

Page 19: ...Fluid dynamical efficiency category A Lighting efficiency LEhood 34 0 lux W Lighting efficiency category Grease separation 82 10 Grease separation category C Air flow 280 m3 h 486 m3 h Maximum air flow Qmax A rated noise emission 49 dB 67 dB Power consumption off Po 0 49 W Power consumption standby Ps 0 46 W Power consumption lighting system Wl 3 W 2 x 1 5 W LED Connected load 243 W Voltage freque...

Page 20: ...tire power cord Dispose of the power cord and the plug im mediately Dispose of any paper and cardbo ard into the corresponding con tainers Dispose of any plastics into the corresponding containers If suitable containers are not avai lable at your residential area dis pose of these materials at a suita ble municipal collection point for waste recycling Receive more detailed informa tion from your r...

Page 21: ...ot influence the utility value of the product 3 damage caused by handling errors or fal se operation 4 damage caused by aggressive environ mental conditions chemicals detergents 5 damage caused by non professional ins tallation and haulage 6 damage caused by non common house hold use 7 damages which have been caused out side the appliance by a Yuna product un less a liability is forced by legal re...

Page 22: ...Kütech GmbH Sauerlandring 1 D 58513 Lüdenscheid ...

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