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155

D

Dunstabzugshaube

Cooker

hood

Hotte

aspirante

Cappa

aspirante

Montage-

und

Gebrauchsanweisung

Installation

and

Operating

Instructions

Instructions

de

montage

et

mode

d’emploi

Istruzioni

di

montaggio

ed

istruzioni

per

I’uso

Contents

Introduction.23

Extractor

version.

2

3

Filter

version.

2

4

Electrical

connections.25

Safety

warnings

fcfr

electrician.25

Specifications.26

Montage.

2

7

Safety

warnings

for

kitchen

unit

installer.27

Wall

unit

mounting.29

Wall

mounting.29

Safety

warnings

for

user.30

Hood

operation.31

Controls..31

Setting

the

fan

speed.

3

2

Hood

lighting.32

Intensive

P.33

Fan

timer.33

Switching

off

the

fan

3

4

Hood

operation

before

and

after

cooking.

3

5

Warnings

on

the

activated

carbon

filter.

3

5

Display

warning

on

saturation

of

activated

carbon

filter....35

-

37

Display

warning

on

saturation

of

metal

grease

filters

.38

-

39

Changing

the

light

bulbs

..

.....40

Cleaning...****.,,......,....40

Special

Accessories...

4

1

Technical

Assistance

Service

..

...............

4

1

22

Printed

on

recycled

paper.

AEG

-

putting

words

into

action.

Introduction

The

hood

is

supplied

as

an

extractor

unit

and

can

also

be

used

with

a

filtering

function

by

fitting

activated

carbon

filters

(special

accessory).

The

unit

features

two

outlet

holes,

one

of

which

A

is

located

on

the

Extractor

top

of

the

unit

while

the

other

B

is

located

on

the

rear.

version

To

connect

up

the

hose,

you

should

first

fit

the

bayonet-mounting

flange

C

on

the

outlet

required

(if

using

the

top

outlet,

fix

the

flange

in

place

using

the

screw

supplied

as

shown

in

Fig.

1.

Close

off

the

unused

hole

using

the

bayonet-fitting

caps

D.

If

using

the

rear

hole,

open

the

air

passage

by

removing

the

partition

(E

—

Fig.

2)

Move

the

lever

F

to

position

A

—

Fig.

3.

When

connecting

up

the

hood

using

a

telescopic

wall

pipe,

you

should

preferably

using

the

uninflammable

outlet

hose

No.

E

610

899

007

(120

mm

0)

from

our

range

of

special

accessories.

23

Filter

The

air

is

filtered

and

recirculated

through

the

front

grille.

version

Move

the

lever

F

to

position

F

—

Fig.

3.

You

will

need

an

original

AEG

KLF60/80

activated

carbon

filter

for

filtering

function.

(See

special

accessories).

24

Electrical

connections

Check

that

the

power

supply

voltage

shown

on

the

rating

plate

corresponds

to

the

mains

supply

before

proceeding

to

make

any

electrical

connections.

If

the

unit

is

supplied

ready-fitted

with

a

plug,

it

can

be

connected

to

any

easily

accessible

socket

installed

in

compliance

with

the

regulations

in

force.

If

a

fixed

connection

is

required,

the

hood

must

be

installed

exclusively

by

an

electrician

registered

with

the

local

electrical

company.

The

hood

should

be

installed

using

an

omnipolar

switch

with

contacts

that

open

to

at

least

3

mm.

Fused

switches

can

be

used

for

this

purpose

(with

cartridge

fuses

that

can

be

extracted

from

the

fuse

holder),

as

can

automatic

circuit

breakers

and

contactors

which

open

to

more

than

3

mm.

We

decline

all

responsibility

for

any

problems

or

faults

caused

by

a

failure

to

observe

the

above

instructions.

Installing

the

socket

directly

above

the

hood

or

above

the

wall

unit

mounted

above

the

hood

offers

the

following

advantages:

1.

The

socket

cannot

be

seen.

2.

The

unit

can

be

disconnected

whenever

required

by

simply

taking

out

the

plug.

Electrical

connections

230

V

-

using

fixed

power

supply

line

with

plug.

(The

unit

should

only

be

connected

up

by

an

authorized

electri¬

cian).

Safety

warnings

for

electrician

25

Specifications

Dimensions:

Height

Width

Depth

(in

mm)

152

599

505

Weight:

Net:

10,5

Kg

Gross:

11,5

Kg

Maximum

absorbed

power:

360

W

Motor

absorption:

2

x

140

W

Lighting:

2

x

40

W

Fan

powers

(levels),

levels

in

compliance

with

DIN

44971

Exhausting

version:

min.

120

m

3

/h

max.

254

m

3

/h

Intensive

speed

385

m

3

/h

Recycling

version:

min.

50

m

3

/h

max.

180

m

3

/h

Intensive

speed

206

m

3

/h

Extractor

system:

120

mm

0

26

Montage

When

used

as

an

extractor

unit,

the

hood

must

be

fitted

with

a

120mm

diameter

hose.

If

the

outlet

hose

is

installed

in

a

horizontal

position,

it

must

nevertheless

be

slanted

at

an

angle

of

10°

so

that

the

air

can

flow

outside

without

impediment.

Safety

warning

for

kitchen

unit

installer

If

the

cooking

vapour

is

passed

through

an

outside

wall,

you

will

need

a

telescopic

wall

pipe

No.

E

610

899

004

(120

mm

0)

from

our

range

of

special

accessories.

When

installing

the

hood,

make

sure

you

respect

the

follow¬

ing

minimum

distance

from

the

top

edge

of

the

cooking

hob/

ring

surfaces:

electric

cookers

650

mm

gas

cookers

650

mm

coal

and

oil

cookers

700

mm

min.

The

hood

cannot

be

connected

to

flues

of

other

appliances

that

run

on

energy

sources

other

than

electricity.

It

is

advisable

to

apply

for

authorization

from

the

relevant

controlling

authority

when

connecting

the

outlet

to

an

un¬

used

chimney

flue

or

combustion

gas

duct.

The

air

outlet

installation

must

comply

with

the

regulations

laid

down

by

the

relevant

authorities.

When

the

unit

is

used

in

its

extractor

version,

a

sufficiently

large

ventilation

hole

must

be

provided,

with

dimensions

that

are

approximately

the

same

as

the

outlet

hole.

National

and

regional

building

regulations

impose

a

number

of

restrictions

on

using

hoods

and

fuel-burning

appliances

connected

to

a

chimney,

such

as

coal

or

oil

room-heaters

and

gas

fires,

in

the

same

room.

The

European

decree

on

fuel-burning

systems

specifies

a

maximum

depression

of

0.04

bar

in

such

rooms.

Hoods

can

only

be

used

safely

with

appliances

connected

to

a

chimney

if

the

room

and/or

flat

(air/environment

combina¬

tion)

is

ventilated

from

outside

using

a

suitable

ventilation

hole

approximately

500-600

cm

2

large

to

avoid

the

possibility

of

a

depression

being

created

during

operation

of

the

hood.

If

you

have

any

doubts,

contact

the

relevant

controlling

authority

or

building

inspector’s

office.

27

Since

the

rule

for

rooms

with

fuel

burning

appliances

is

“outlet

hole

of

the

same

size

as

the

ventilation

hole”,

a

hole

of

500-600

cm

2

,

which

is

to

say

a

larger

hole,

could

reduce

the

performance

of

the

extractor

hood.

If

the

hood

is

used

in

its

filtering

function,

it

will

operate

simply

and

safely

in

the

above

conditions

without

the

need

for

any

of

the

aforementioned

measures.

When

the

hood

is

used

in

its

extractor

function,

the

following

rules

must

be

followed

to

obtain

optimal

operation:

—

short

and

straight

outlet

hose

—

keep

bends

in

outlet

hose

to

a

minimum

—

never

install

the

hoses

with

an

acute

angle,

they

must

always

follow

a

gentle

curve

only

—

keep

the

hose

as

large

as

possible

(120

mm

0).

Failure

to

observe

these

basic

rules

will

drastically

reduce

the

performance

and

increase

the

noise

levels

of

the

extrac¬

tor

hood.

—

Drill

four

holes

in

the

base

of

the

wall

unit

using

the

template

supplied.

—

Mount

the

hood

unit

on

the

base

of

the

wall

unit

using

four

4,2

x

35

mm

screws.

—

Fig.4

II

wmmmrn

O

f

'

-0-

XX

>

X

14_1

1

mu

If

using

an

interchangeable

model,

fit

the

plastic

caps

supplied

in

any

unused

mounting

holes.

—

Fig.

5

—

Position

the

template

on

the

wall.

—

Drill

four

8

mm

0

holes

in

the

wall,

2

in

points

H

and

2

in

points

I.

—

Fit

the

four

8

mm

screw

anchor

plugs

in

the

wall.

—

Screw

two

5

x

45

mm

screws

in

points

H

but

do

not

tighten

them

fully

home.

—

Adjust

the

unit

so

that

it

is

positioned

at

a

right

angle

to

the

wall

by

turning

the

two

support

screws

G.

—

Now

hang

the

hood

on

the

wall

(holes

H).

Tighten

the

first

two

screws

and,

for

safety’s

sake,

screw

the

other

two

5

x

45

mm

screws

(holes

I)

into

the

holes

in

the

hood.

—

Fig.

6

Wall

unit

mounting

Wall

mounting

29

Safety

warnings

for

user

Never

leave

a

cooking

hob

or

ring

on

without

a

pot

or

pan

on

top

of

it,

to

avoid

the

possibility

of

excess

heat

damaging

the

unit.

Gas,

oil

or

coal

cooker

flames

in

particular

should

never

be

left

uncov¬

ered.

Special

care

should

be

taken

when

using

deep

fat

fryers

since

the

oil

in

them

can

overheat

and

burst

into

flames.

The

risk

of

a

fat

fire

increases

when

using

dirty

oil.

It

is

extremely

important

to

note

that

overheating

can

cause

a

fire.

Never

carry

out

any

flambe

cooking

under

the

hood.

Always

disconnect

the

unit

from

the

power

supply

before

carrying

out

any

work

on

the

hood,

including

replacing

the

light

bulb

(take

the

cartridge

fuse

out

of

the

fuse

holder

or

switch

off

the

automatic

circuit

breaker).

It

is

very

important

to

clean

the

hood

and

replace

the

filter

at

the

recommended

intervals.

Failure

to

do

so

could

cause

grease

deposits

to

build

up,

causing

a

fire

hazard.

30