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(Fig. 8) and at the same time position a container under
drain valve "D" (Fig. 8) present in the lower part of the
same tray. The collected water and impurities will drain
from this valve.
The hood should be switched on a few minutes before
starting cooking to allow the lower parts to warm up and
left on until all odours have disappeared.
While cooking, keep the hood maximum extracting speed
on to get the best possible performance in terms of both
extraction and reduction in surface condensation.
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T1
ACTIVATION OF ADJUSTABLE DELAYED AUTO-OFF
FUNCTION
With the hood in operation, select the desired speed, press
without releasing the key of the speed corresponding to
the auto-off minutes you wish to set, until it starts flashing,
keeping in mind that:
T1 equals 5 minutes
T2 equals 10 minutes
T3 equals 15 minutes
The set speed can be modified during the auto-off time.
FILTER MAINTENANCE WARNING
Grease filter
Every 30 hours' operation, when the hood is switched off,
all the LEDs of the speed keys light up continuously for 30
seconds to warn the grease filter "E" needs to be cleaned
(Fig. 9). To zero the timer, keep the T1 key pressed with
the extractor OFF, otherwise the device will give the same
warning the next time the hood is switched off.
Carbon anti-odour filter (optional)
Every 120 hours' operation, when the hood is switched off,
all the LEDs of the speed keys light up continuously for
30 seconds to warn the carbon anti-odour filter "F" needs
replacing (Fig. 9). To zero the timer, keep the T1 key
pressed with the extractor OFF, otherwise the device will
give the same warning the next time the hood is switched
off.
FULL CONDENSATE CONTAINER WARNING
An electronic internal sensor immediately switches the
hood off and the speed LEDs on when the water in the
condensate collection tray reaches the maximum level.
To zero the warning and switch the hood back on, the
condensate collection tray needs to be emptied.
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MAINTENANCE AND REMINDERS
Before any maintenance or cleaning, disconnect the hood
from the mains and check there are no pans on the cooking
surface.
Pay careful attention to the fat filter, which is used to
withhold the fat particles contained in the steam. The fat
filter must be washed when the relative warning is displayed
or at least once a month in warm water and detergent (in the
dishwasher too). After a few washes the filter may discolour.
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T3
T4
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This is normal and does not mean that it must be replaced.
For any maintenance, the fat filter must be removed from
the hood. First of all open the fume flap of the hood using
the appropriate handle located in the lower part, to do this
slightly pull downwards and then extract flap "A" fully (Fig.
6). With the hood switched off, open the condensate tray
"G" (Fig. 11) pulling from the back "I" (Fig. 12). The tray will
lower slightly and rotate on itself at the front "L" (Fig. 12) to
finally come down.
You will then access the internal fat filter and be able to take
it out with the relative handle "H" (Fig. 11).
At this point you can proceed and clean the filter.
To reinstall the fat filter, repeat the instructions in reverse
order.
The function of the carbon anti-odour filter, if any, is to
capture the odours in the cooking fumes. The air is purified
and released back into the room. The anti-odour filter must
not be washed but must be replaced when the relative
warning is displayed or at least 3-4 times a year. Ask the
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Manufacturer for filters.
To replace the carbon anti-odour filter, first of all open the
fume flap of the hood using the appropriate handle located
in the lower part, to do this slightly pull downwards and then
extract flap "A" fully (Fig. 6). With the hood switched off,
open the condensate tray pulling it from the back "I" (Fig.
12). The tray will lower slightly and rotate on itself at the
front "L" (Fig. 12) to finally come down.
You will then access the internal fat filter and be able to take
it out with the relative handle "H" (Fig. 11).
The carbon filter is located above the fat filter. To replace
the carbon anti-odour filter, slide the steel frame containing
it towards the back (Fig. 10). Once the frame has been
extracted, the carbon anti-odour filter inside it can be
removed and replaced.
To reinstall the new carbon anti-odour filter, repeat the
operations in reverse order.
The hood must be cleaned immediately after installation and
the removal of the protective film in order to eliminate any
glue residues and other potential impurities.
The hood must be cleaned regularly and carefully, both
inside and out (at least once a month).
Do not allow dirt to accumulate on the external and internal
surfaces of the hood.
Do not use acid or base products or abrasive sponges to
clean the external frame.
Clean the hood with a sponge dampened with warm water
and a small quantity of neutral detergent (e.g. washing-up
liquid) to eliminate any traces of fat that may have deposited
on it.
Rinse with a damp cloth, removing all detergent carefully,
following the direction of the satin finish of the steel surface.
Drying, above all in the areas where water is very hard and
leaves scale deposits, is particularly important.
The hood is fitted with a LED lamp that, apart from
guaranteeing good lighting and considerable power savings,
ensures an average life 10 times longer than traditional
lamps. If it must be replaced, contact the service centre.
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WARNINGS
The present instruction manual is an integral part of the appliance
itself, therefore it must be carefully kept and ALWAYS accompany
it, even in case of its assignment to another owner or user or in
case the cooker hood is moved to another installation plant.
Any eventual adjustment to the electrical system, which may be
necessary to install the cooker hood, must be carried out only
by competent people. Any repair carried out by no competent
people may cause damages. For any repair or needed technical
action make reference to a Technical Assistance Center, which is
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