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MANUAL MODE
The circuit board allows the hood to be set manually to
3 different suction speeds.
To set suction to speed 1, touch the button with the re-
lative symbol briefl y. A beep will sound, LED 1 will light
up (while LED 2 and LED 3 will switch off if they are lit) and the suction
speed will switch to 1 (minimum speed).
To set suction to speed 2, touch the button with the relative symbol brie-
fl y. A beep will sound, LEDs 1 and 2 will light up (while LED 3 will switch
off if it is lit) and the suction speed will switch to 2 (medium speed).
To set suction to speed 3, touch the button with the relative symbol
briefl y. A beep will sound, LEDs 1, 2 and 3 will light up and the suction
speed will switch to 3 (maximum speed).
To turn the suction off, touch the button with the relevant symbol briefl y.
A beep will sound, all the LEDs will turn off and the suction system will
turn off.
AUTOMATIC SUCTION SPEED ADJUSTMENT ACCOR-
DING TO TEMPERATURE
The circuit board allows the hood to be set automa-
tically to 3 different suction speeds according to the
temperature detected by the temperature probe located
inside the suction hood itself. To set the suction speed
automatically according to the temperature, with the suction system
set to OFF, touch the button with the relative symbol briefl y. A beep will
sound and LED 4 will start to fl ash in the sequence 2 fl ashes – pause - 2
fl ashes - pause.
From this moment the suction speed will be adjusted automatically by
the circuit board according to the temperature detected by the probe
connected to the board, based on the following table:
1. Temperature less than 50C°: Suction OFF;
2. Temperature between 50C° and 60C°: Speed 1;
3. Temperature between 60C° and 70C°: Speed 2;
Temperature above 70C°: Speed 3.
To disable automatic adjustment of suction speed touch the button with
the relevant symbol briefl y. A beep will sound and the relevant LED will
stop fl ashing and will turn off.
AUTOMATIC SHUTDOWN TIMER
The circuit board allows a timer to be set for automatic
shutdown of the suction system or lights. To activate the
timer, touch the relevant button briefl y when either the
lights, the suction speed or both are working. A beep
will sound and LED 4 will start to fl ash in the following sequence: fl ash
– pause – fl ash – pause.
From this moment the timer starts, and after 15 minutes the lights and
suction system switch off.
To disable the automatic shutdown timer touch the button with the re-
levant symbol briefl y. A beep will sound and the relevant LED will stop
fl ashing and will turn off.
WARNING! As it gradually becomes saturated with grease,
the level of fl ammability increases and operation of the
suction hood may become less effi cient.
WARNING! Cleaning the metal grease fi lters at the proper
times prevents the risk of fi re that may be caused by an
accumulation of heat when frying or roasting.
Do not fl ambé food under the cooker hood.
CLEANING THE METAL GREASE FILTERS:
They can be washed once every three months in the dishwasher. They
may change colour slightly during washing. When you wash the metal
grease fi lters, make sure you also remove the grease deposits from
accessible parts of the hood body.
WARNING! Do not wash very dirty metal grease fi lters with
your dishes. To wash by hand, allow the greasy fi lters to
stand for several hours in boiling soapy water to soften
them. Then brush, rinse thoroughly with clean water and
leave to drain.
REMOVING AND REPLACING THE METAL GREASE FILTERS:
- Press the fi lter handles (fi g. 7 item 1) then disconnect by turning
downwards (fi g. 7 item 2) and remove them;
- Clean the fi lters (see paragraph on cleaning the metal grease fi lters);
- Replace the fi lters by repeating the same operations in reverse order.
CLEANING THE ACTIVATED CHARCOAL FILTER
WHEN FORESEEN:
It can be washed once every three months in the dishwasher.
It may change colour slightly during washing.
WARNING! Please contact the manufacturer for cleaning
and assembly of the activated charcoal fi lter.
CLEANING:
The hood must be kept clean in order to prevent fi re hazards and to ensure
proper operation. Clean the suction hood using a solution of hot water
and detergent, or a delicate glass cleaning product. Do not remove dried
dirt by scraping it, but soften it with a damp cloth. Do not use abrasive
products or sponges.
CAUTION! Do not use alcohol (methylated spirits) on plastic
surfaces, as this might create opaque areas.
WARNING! Always keep the kitchen adequately ventilated,
do not use live fl ames.
Only clean the control buttons using a solution of water and delicate
detergent on a soft, damp cloth.
Do not use stainless steel cleaners on the control buttons.
STAINLESS STEEL SURFACES:
Use a delicate, non abrasive stainless steel cleaner. When cleaning,
always rub along the grain of the fi nish. Do not clean stainless steel
surfaces using hard sponges, or detergents that contain sand, soda,
acid or chloride.
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