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222

D

Fume

Extractor

Hood

Installation

and

Operating

Instructions

Printed

on

recycled

paper.

AEG

-

putting

words

into

action.

Contents

Introduction

4

Extraction

mode

4

Recirculation

mode

5

Electrical

connections

6

Technical

details

7

Installation

8

Safety

warnings

for

kitchen

unit

installer

8

Wall

unit

mounting

10

Wall

mounting

11

Hood

operation

12

Safety

warnings

for

user

13

Maintenance

and

care

14

Opening

the

grid

14

Grease

filter

14

Carbon

filter

15

Changing

the

light

bulb

16

Cleaning

16

Accessories

16

Something

not

working

17

Service

&

Spare

parts

18

Introduction

Extraction

mode

•

The

hood

is

supplied

as

an

extractor

unit

and

can

also

be

used

with

a

filtering

function

by

fitting

activated

carbon

filters

(available

as

an

accessory).

•

The

unit

features

two

outlet

holes,

one

of

which

A

is

located

on

the

top

of

the

unit

while

the

other

B

is

located

on

the

rear.

•

To

connect

up

the

hose,

you

should

first

fit

the

bayonet-mounting

flange

C

(0120

mm)

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.

•

Important

!To

use

the

back

hole

B,

remove

switch

F

from

the

top

hole.

—

Fig

2.

•

Move

the

lever

L

to

position

A

—

Fig.

3.

•

When

connecting

up

the

hood

using

a

telescopic

wall

pipe,

you

should

use

an

uninflammable

outlet

hose

ABS

120

(120

mm

0)

available

as

an

accessory.

Recirculation

mode

•

The

air

is

filtered

and

recirculated

through

the

front

grid.

•

Move

the

lever

L

to

position

F

—

Fig.

3.

You

will

need

an

original

KFF

activated

carbon

filter

for

filtering

function.

(Available

as

an

accessory).

Summer/Winter

Hood

Conversion

•

To

avoid

excessive

heat

loss

during

the

winter

months,

we

recommend

that

the

hood

be

converted

from

extraction

mode

to

recirculation

mode.

•

In

order

to

convert

the

hood,

a

charcoal

filter

(available

as

an

accessory)

is

required.

Follow

the

instructions

for

operating

the

hood

to

recirculate

air.

•

When

the

temperature

outdoors

becomes

more

mild

(spring),

the

filter

can

be

removed

and

the

hood

converted

once

again

for

to

extraction.

Please

consult

the

assembly

instructions

for

operating

the

hood

in

extraction

mode.

5

Electrical

connection

220-240

V

-

using

fixed

power

supply

line

with

plug.

(The

unit

should

only

be

connected

up

by

an

authorized

electrician).

Your

appliance

must

be

connected

to

fixed

wiring

via

the

use

of

a

double

pole

swiched

fused

spur

outlet

with

or

without

pilot

lamp.

We

strongly

recommend

the

appliance

is

connected

by

a

qualified

electrician

who

is

a

memberof

the

NICEIC

who

will

comply

with

the

IEE

and

any

local

regulations.

NOTE:

the

terminology

“DOUBLE

POLE"

means

that

both

the

live

andneutralsupplies

are

swichedanddisconnectedat

the

same

time.

The

terminations

labelled

SUPPLYare

forthe

connection

forthe

internal

house

wiring

and

the

terminations

labelled

LOAD

are

forthe

appliance.

IMPORTANT

The

wires

of

the

mains

lead

supplied

with

this

appliance

are

coloured

in

accordance

with

the

following

code:

Blue-Neutral

Brown-Live

As

the

colours

of

the

flexible

cord

of

this

appliance

may

not

correspond

with

the

coloured

markings

identifying

the

terminals

in

your

plug,

proceed

as

follows:

The

whire

which

is

coloured

brown

must

be

connected

to

the

terminal

which

is

marked

with

the

letter

L

or

coloured

red.

The

wire

which

is

coloured

blue

must

be

connected

to

the

terminal

which

is

marked

with

the

letter

N

or

coloured

-

-

-BLUE

BROWN

I

(NEUTRAL)

(UVE)-

Technical

details

Dimensions

Height

x

Width

x

Depth

(in

cm)

13

x

59,9x51

Weight

Net:

6,9

kg

Gross:

7,8

kg

Maximum

absorbed

power:

205

W

Motor

absorption

1

x125W

Lighting:

2

x40

W

Length

of

the

cable:

110

cm

Fan

powers

(speed),

speed

in

compliance

with

DIN

44971

Extraction

mode

Speed

1

115

m

3

/h

Speed

2

145

rrWh

Speed

3

180

rcvVh

Intensive

speed

210

m

3

/h

Recirculation

mode

Speed

1

110

m

3

/h

Speed

2

117

rrF/h

Speed

3

125

rrWh

Intensive

speed

145

m

3

/h

Flange:

120

mm

0

Installation

Safety

warnings

for

kitchen

unit

installer

•

When

used

as

an

extractor

unit,

the

hood

must

be

fitted

with

a

120mm

diameter

hose.

•

If

the

fumes

must

be

forced

out

through

the

wall,

you

must

obtain

a

MKZ

sizable

wall

exhaust

pipe

(with

external

exhaust

and

air

intake),

E-Nr.-610

899

004

(0

120

mm)

which

is

one

of

our

optional

parts.

•

When

installing

the

hood,

make

sure

you

respect

the

fol¬

lowing

minimum

distance

from

the

top

edge

of

the

cooking

hob/ring

surfaces:

electric

cookers

650

mm

gas

cookers

700

mm

•

The

hood

cannot

be

connected

to

flues

of

other

appliances

that

run

on

energy

sources

other

than

electricity.

•

The

air

outlet

must

not

be

connected

to

chimney

flues

or

com¬

bustion

gas

ducts.

The

air

outlet

must

under

no

circumstances

be

connected

to

ventilation

ducts

for

rooms

in

which

fuel-burning

appliances

are

installed.

•

It

is

advisable

to

apply

for

authorization

from

the

relevant

controlling

authority

when

connecting

the

outlet

to

an

unused

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

national

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

combination)

is

ventilated

from

outside

using

a

suitable

ventilation

hole

approxi¬

mately

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.

•

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

min.).

•

Failure

to

observe

these

basic

rules

will

drastically

reduce

the

performance

and

increase

the

noise

levels

of

the

extractor

hood.

Wall

unit

mounting

•

Make

the

holes

on

the

bottom

of

the

cupboard,

using

the

drilling

template.

•

From

inside

the

cupboard,

insert

the

4

supplied

screws

and

tighten

them

in

the

appropriate

holes

on

the

appliance.

—

Fig.

4.

10