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- Page 1 Installation and User Manual Models: IK54, IK57 & IK60 (3410). 110cm APPLIANCES SINKS SINKS + BASINS TAPWARE WASTE DISPOSALS COOKING + VENTLIATION DISHWASHERS + REFRIGERATION LAUNDRY...
- Page 2 Descr�pt�on of the range hood Übers�cht Dunstabzugshaube F�g. 1: Descr�pt�on Abb. 1: Übers�cht Cover and control panel 1 Abdeck- und Bed�enblende L�ght�ng: 2 Beleuchtung L�ft hous�ng 3 L�ftgehäuse Removable edge suct�on plate, beh�nd 2 metal grease Cover frame 5 Abdeckrahmen Hooded case 6 Haubengehäuse Power plug...
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Page 3: Safety Notes
1 Safety notes 1.1 User’s manual Read this user’s manual completely before you work with the hood. Keep this manual in a safe place. When pas- sing on the appliance to third parties, please also include the user’s manual. Strictly observe the precautions in order to avoid injury to persons and damage to the appliance. - Page 4 1 Safety notes 1.3 Children, special people Persons (including children) who are because of mental, physical or motor skills not able to use the appliance safely (special people), may not use the appliance without supervision or may use it only according under directives of a responsible person.
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Page 5: Unpacking And Installation
2 Unpacking and Installation 2 Unpacking and Installation hood. -Cleaning the hood with agents or devices hood. -Cleaning the hood with agents or devices purpose, e.g. with a steam cleaner Maintenance). purpose, e.g. with a steam cleaner - Repair work carried out by unauthorized Maintenance). - Page 6 2 Unpacking and Installation 2.1 Unpacking The packaging materials are recyclable. Save resources and reduce waste generation. Feed the packaging items to the material recycling process again. Your dealer will take the packaging back 2.2 Installation and electrical Observe the safety notes during installation connection and electrical connection ( Safety notes)
- Page 7 2 Unpack ng and Installat on 2.3.3 Installat on draw ngs F g. M1 F g. M2a F g. M2b 12/12/2018...
- Page 8 2 Unpack ng and Installat on 2.3.4 D mens ons of the appl ance 118,5 118,5 12/12/2018...
- Page 9 2 Unpacking and Installation 2.3.5 Preparations for the hood - Using the mounting template, transfer the assembly cutout size on the countertop to the desired location above the hob. 1. Cutout in the countertop The cutout dimensions are: 3410_60 : 500x100 mm 3410_90 : 800x100 mm - You can connect the exhaust air from all 2.
- Page 10 2 Unpacking and Installation 2.3.6 Installation of the hood 1. Position the cutout to the countertop. The distance between the hob’s edge and the hood’s edge shall be max. 20 mm (see Figure M1). 2. Installing the hood housing ATTENTION! Insert the hood housing into the cutout until you can carefully place the mounting sleeve Do not install or operate a defective...
- Page 11 2 Unpacking and Installation To use this range hood in recirculation mode, 2.3.7 Hood for recirculation mode install the recirculation module so that the aspirated air is blown through the recirculation module back to the kitchen area, e.g., through to the skirting board of the kitchen furniture, or the like.
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Page 12: Operation
3 Operation Fig. 4: Touch control operation panel The hood is in STANDBY mode when it is powered. In this state, the display shows 3.1. Lift operation nothing. Moving the lift out By touching the or button, the lift moves Info: As long as the lift is extended by less than 20 cm, the display will show a “0”... - Page 13 3 Operation Safety function when clo- In the event that any obstacle exists on the sing the lift: way of the lift when closing, e.g. a pot, dishes, hands, etc., the movement is stopped when the cover plate hits the obstacle and the lift then goes up again.
- Page 14 3 Operation 3.4. Light on and off The light goes on when the lift is extended By touching the button you can turn the back- light on or off. Info: The lift must be extended to a height of 20 cm at the least.
- Page 15 3 Operation The hood is in STANDBY mode when it is 3.A. Hood operation with powered. In this state, the display shows the remote control nothing. Pulling out the lift 3.A.1. Lift operation By pressing the button the lift will go up. When the lift reaches a height of 20 cm the light goes on;...
- Page 16 3 Operation 3.A.2. Motor operation Switching the motor on/off, and changing the power stages switches on the engine and then increases the running stage by one step each, until the maximum stage 4 is reached. The display shows the selected running stage in each case.
- Page 17 3 Operation The light goes on when the lift is extended 3.A.4. Light on/off By pressing the button you can turn the backlight on or off. Info: The lift must be extended to a height of 20 cm at the least. The light goes off when the lift is fully down By pressing the...
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Page 18: Maintenance
4 Maintenance 4.1 General maintenance notes ATTENTION! The hood housing gets damaged if cleaned incorrectly. Discoloration may occur on the surfaces. Do not use any steam cleaner to clean the hood housing. Aggressive cleaning agents such as vinegar-based cleaners, abrasive cleansers, abrasive granules or pointed items must not be used. - Page 19 4 Maintenance - Immediately absorb and wipe dry fresh drops or spots (e.g. acidic liquids such as fruit juices) with a cloth. - Do not pull or hit hot, heavy and sharp ob- jects on top the painted surfaces. Maintenance of stainless steel Special stainless steel cleaning agents are surfaces suitable for the maintenance of stainless steel...
- Page 20 4 Maintenance - Pull the top edge suction plate forward and disengage from the locking latch. Thus, the installation and cleaning hood gets immediately de-energized Fig. 6a). Take out the edge suction plate upwards. Fig. 6b) ward/down respectively. insert the upper pin by sliding it into the frame, press the the clip.
- Page 21 4 Maintenance ATTENTION! Too frequent cleaning or the use of aggressive cleaning agents may cause damage to the cleaning, only use a detergent suitable for this purpose (e.g. dishwashing detergent). CAUTION! Performance is affected in case of undue maintenance intervals. Excessively long periods of use lead to clogging of the metallic grease and dirt particles, resulting in severe impairment of the functionality of the hood.
- Page 22 4 Maintenance 4.5.1 Removal and installation Remove the stainless steel front panel from the magnets towards the front. Pull out into the recirculation module visible from the top. Reinsert the pad after washing or install a new one behind the stain- less steel front panel, and push in the drawer contacting the magnets.
- Page 23 4 Maintenance 4.7 Lamp replacement WARNING! Risk of short circuit when replacing the lamp. The hood is electrically operated. Interrupt the power supply before changing the lamp. Replacement of the defective Power-LED To do this: The built-in power LED are very reliable and durable lamps.
- Page 24 4 Maintenance Cooker-hood does not work Illum nat on Lamp does not work Cooker-hoods a r suct on s weak Cooker-hood does not d rect a r out (at places w thout ch mney) 12/12/2018...
- Page 25 4 Maintenance 4.8 If the product does not work: Make sure that the product is plugged in and the electric fuse of the electric wiring is run- Before you contact the technical ning. Do not take any action that will damage service: the product.
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