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- Page 1 Headroom hood Formline Operating and installation instructions for the models ƒ BKH 60 FO ƒ BKH 70 FO ƒ BKH 80 FO ƒ BKH 90 FO ƒ BKH 120 FO 6005044_0...
- Page 2 Document information Symbol clarification - text ☞ Handling requirement Operating and installation instructions for: y Headroom hood BKH 60 FO E02 y Listing y Headroom hood BKH 70 FO E02 y Headroom hood BKH 80 FO E02 D Reference to another point in this document y Headroom hood BKH 90 FO E02 y Headroom hood BKH 120 FO E02 Reference to other documents that should be observed...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Table of contents Safety information ......4 Maintenance ....... . . 27 Proper intended use . -
Page 4: Safety Information
Safety information Safety information General safety instructions D WARNING! Proper intended use Hazard through a disregard of the operating and installation instructions! The device serves to extract cooking vapours. This manual contains important information for the safe The device is intended exclusively for private domestic use. handling of the device. -
Page 5: Product Information
Product information Product information Operating modes The device is suitable for the following operating modes: y Recirculated air mode Functional principle y Extracted air mode y Hybrid mode 2.2.1 Recirculated air mode The filter filling in the recirculated air filter neutralises any smelly odours present. -
Page 6: Product Overview
Product information Product overview A Sockets for accessories B BackFlow port (with use of the BackFlow technology) C Control box D Adjusting screws for alignment E Connector for the mains cable A Chimney B Control panel C Hob lighting D Hood body E Front panel with integrated lower section A Upper section with bulging edge (removable) B Lower section (removable) -
Page 7: Scope Of Delivery
Product information Scope of delivery Connection 230 V / 230 V / 230 V / 230 V / 230 V / voltage 50 Hz 50 Hz 50 Hz 50 Hz 50 Hz Total power 180 W 180 W 185 W 185 W 189 W Fan power 170 W 170 W 170 W 170 W 170 W consumption... -
Page 8: Installation
Installation Installation Requirements for the installation location D WARNING! Safety instructions for installation Risk of death due to improper installation! Disregard of the ambient conditions can lead to hazardous situations, e.g. in the handling of electrical power or gas. D WARNING! ☞... -
Page 9: Requirements For Individual Operating Modes
Installation Requirements for individual operating modes Requirements for the exhaust air ducting (only for extracted air mode or hybrid mode) Further accessories may be required depending on the operating mode. D WARNING! Fire hazard and asphyxiation hazard due to improper 3.3.1 Requirements for recirculated air mode installation! When using the exhaust air ducting with other devices y Recirculated air filter at the fan outlet. -
Page 10: Installation Procedure
Installation Installation procedure 3.5.2 Unpack the device Short overview: D ATTENTION! 1. Preparation for installation 2. Unpack the device Hazard of glass breaking or other damage due to 3. Removing the lower section, bulging edge and incorrect handling! Capillar Trap The device and its surfaces can be damaged when being 4. -
Page 11: Edge And Capillar Trap
Installation 3.5.3 Removing the lower section, bulging edge and The bulging edge is attached and held in the device by Capillar Trap magnets. D ATTENTION! Danger of property damage through falling parts! When moving the device, the front panel may open and parts lying inside could fall out. -
Page 12: Hang The Device In Place
Installation D WARNING 3.5.4 Hang the device in place Risk of death due to explosions or electric shock! The device is designed to be hung on walls. The chimney can Drilling through gas, water or electrical lines can lead to be adapted to the ceiling height by pulling it out. - Page 13 Installation a = 7 b = 3-6 The top fastening screws should only be tightened once the ☞ Hang the device on the mounting points. device has been aligned. The lower fastening screws prevent the device pulling away from the wall and are no longer accessible after the device is hung in place.
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Page 14: Connect Accessories
Installation 3.5.5 Connect accessories Wall box y The wall box is closed when the control contacts are Depending on the installation situation, available accessories open. may be connected to the hood, e.g.: y The wall box is open when the control contacts are y Wall box closed. -
Page 15: Install Filter
Installation 3.5.7 Install filter (with recirculating and hybrid Hybrid mode - exhaust air upwards operation) The BackFlow port (Ø 150 mm) is located on the fan housing as an aid for the installation of the filter. The filter is placed correctly when the bottom edge of the filter is parallel to the top edge of the fan‘s housing and the gap is approximately 3 mm wide. -
Page 16: Connect Exhaust Air Ducting (With Exhausted Air And Hybrid Operation)
Installation 3.5.8 Connect exhaust air ducting (with exhausted Hybrid mode air and hybrid operation) Extracted air mode without BackFlow technology The BackFlow port is not used. When connecting a flexible hose, it is possible to use a tight-fitting pipe as an intermediate piece. -
Page 17: Establish Electrical Power Supply
Installation 3.5.9 Establish electrical power supply Recirculating mode and hybrid mode The ventilation slots are located at the top and are not ☞ Observe the voltage specifications on the rating plate. covered. Extracted air mode The inner chimney duct can be drawn out and re-inserted upside-down in order to cover the ventilation slots. -
Page 18: Insert The Capillar Trap, Bulging Edge And Lower Section
Installation 3.5.11 Insert the Capillar Trap, bulging edge and lower section After the installation, the parts lying inside should be re-fitted. ☞ Align the lower section. ☞ Grasp the lower section by the handle recesses. ☞ Fit the lower section in the front panel. ☞... -
Page 19: Check And Carry Out Commissioning
Installation 3.5.12 Check and carry out commissioning D ATTENTION! Risk of disruptions due to moisture in the device! If the device is moved from a cold environment into a hot one, condensation may form inside. ☞ Wait about 2-3 hours before bringing the device into service. -
Page 20: Operation
Operation Operation Measures to ensure a sufficient supply of fresh air: ☞ Open the windows. ☞ Open the doors. ☞ Ensure that the window contact switch and the wall box Safety instructions for operation are installed and ready for operation. ☞... -
Page 21: Operating The Device
Operation Operating the device 4.2.1 Normal operation The device is operated from the control panel. D WARNING Fire hazard due to grease residue! In operation grease residue, which is highly inflammable, collects in and on the device. ☞ Clean the device properly. D “5. -
Page 22: Extraction Mode / Recirculated Air Mode
Operation 4.2.2 Extraction mode / recirculated air mode 4.2.4 Window contact switch changeover If a window contact switch is connected to the device, this If the device is configured for hybrid mode, it is possible to monitors whether the corresponding window is open or switch between extraction mode and recirculated air mode closed. -
Page 23: Run-On Function
Operation 4.2.6 Run-on function 4.2.7 AutoRun The device comes with a run-on function. When the function Devices equipped with the AutoRun module start is used, the device continues to work 10 minutes after being automatically when the cooktop is turned on. When the switched off. -
Page 24: Autorun
Operation Configuring the device Button Function Automatic run-on. Button Function As delivered, the function is turned on. The device is turned on. ☞ Touch the button one time. ☞ Touch and hold 1x button for longer than Button glows brightly: 5 seconds until the configuration steps are Automatic run-on is activated. -
Page 25: Cleaning
Cleaning Cleaning Cleaning procedures The device draws in dirt particles (e.g. grease and oil particles) with the air from the room. The dirt particles are separated Safety information for cleaning and collected in the upper section, on the bulging edge, in the lower section and in the Capillar Trap. - Page 26 Cleaning Lower section The lower section is integrated in the front panel. ☞ Pull the bulging edge from the upper section. ☞ Clean the upper section with a soft, moist cloth. ☞ Clean the bulging edge, such as in a dishwasher. ☞...
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Page 27: Maintenance
Maintenance Maintenance 6.2.2 Replacing filter filling (with recirculating and hybrid mode) Odours are trapped in the filter filling in the recirculating air Safety instructions for maintenance filter or hybrid filter. The odour-free, cleaned room air is fed back into the room. D WARNING! Recirculating air filters and hybrid filters are maintenance-free Hazard through a disregard of the maintenance... - Page 28 Maintenance Removing the hybrid filter ☞ Slide the inner chimney duct downwards. ☞ Remove the exhaust pipe from the hybrid filter. ☞ Lift the filter at least 30 mm. ☞ Remove the filter to the front. The replacement of the filter filling is carried out as described in the associated instructions.
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Page 29: Fault Rectification
Maintenance Fault rectification Moisture in the device. y Dripping or splashing water has penetrated the device. Possible faults are described below: y Liquid (e.g. from vases, bottles on the device) has Description of the fault. penetrated the device. y Possible cause. ☞... -
Page 30: Dismounting
Dismounting Dismounting Disposal D WARNING! Dispose of packaging Danger of injuries through improper handling! D ATTENTION! Taking the device down requires a great deal of physical exertion due to its size and weight. If the device falls down, Risk of environmental damage due to improper disposal serious injuries are possible. -
Page 31: Dispose Of The Device
BKH 70 FO E02 ☞ Render the device unusable after dismounting it, e.g. by cutting the de-energised mains cable. ☞ Dispose of the device in accordance with the legal berbel BKH 60 FO E02 berbel BKH 70 FO E02 provisions via a professional disposal centre or at your local disposal facility. - Page 32 Annex BKH 120 FO E02 berbel BKH 120 FO E02 Annual energy consumption 35.0 35.0 36.5 in kWh Energy efficiency index (EEI) 54.0 54.0 54.3 EEI Hood Class FDE Hood 29.2 29.2 30.9 kWh/annum FDE Hood Class LE Hood 26.9 27.9 26.2 LE Hood Class...
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Page 33: Contact
Annex Contact If you have any questions or suggestions, please select from the following options: Post: berbel Ablufttechnik GmbH Sandkampstraße 100 D-48432 Rheine Annual energy consumption Telephone: +49 (0) 5971 / 80 80 9 - 0 36.5 40.8 in kWh Mon to Thu 8:00 –... - Page 34 6005044_0 – 04.12.2019...
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