Q: What type of bulb and what article number for the GORENJE DKG9330E?

The GORENJE DKG9330E hood uses LED or halogen bulbs . According to the manual, to replace the bulbs: Remove the protective glass (C) by lifting it at the notches provided for this purpose (see Fig. 7) Replace the bulb with an identical model (LED or halogen) Important: if you use halogen bulbs, do not touch them with bare hands The PDF of this manual does not specify the exact article numbers for the replacement bulbs. To obtain the exact commercial reference and order the suitable parts, we recommend contacting an authorized GORENJE dealer or the manufacturer's customer service, mentioning the model DKG9330E.

Q: What is the cooking symbol for bottom heating only on the GORENJE BO6717E03X?

The symbol for bottom heating only (mode Bottom Heater ) on the GORENJE BO6717E03X is represented by a simple horizontal line at the bottom of a square (═ at the bottom only). This mode is particularly useful for: Browning the base of your dishes at the end of cooking Cooking in a water bath (steam cooking) To activate this mode, simply use the system selector knob located on the control panel and set the desired temperature with the temperature button .

Q: Is the Non Return Backdraft Damper included in the box of the GORENJE BHI681EB hood?

Yes, the Non Return Backdraft Damper is included in the box of the GORENJE BHI681EB hood as an optional accessory . You will receive the damper with your hood, whether it is used or not depending on your installation setup. However, its installation is only necessary under certain conditions: Install if you do not have any other protection against accidental backflow of outside air currents in your exhaust duct. Do not install if your exhaust duct or installation already has protection against air backflow. If you need to install the damper, proceed as follows: Insert the backdraft damper into the designated slot on the Air Outlet Fitting of the hood. This installation must be done before connecting the exhaust duct . Consult a qualified service if you have any doubts about the necessity of the damper for your particular installation. In summary: the backdraft damper is provided with your GORENJE BHI681EB, but you only install it if your local installation conditions require it.

Question 1

What type of bulb and what article number for the GORENJE DKG9330E?

Accepted Answer

The GORENJE DKG9330E hood uses LED or halogen bulbs.

According to the manual, to replace the bulbs:

Remove the protective glass (C) by lifting it at the notches provided for this purpose (see Fig. 7)
Replace the bulb with an identical model (LED or halogen)
Important: if you use halogen bulbs, do not touch them with bare hands

The PDF of this manual does not specify the exact article numbers for the replacement bulbs. To obtain the exact commercial reference and order the suitable parts, we recommend contacting an authorized GORENJE dealer or the manufacturer's customer service, mentioning the model DKG9330E.

Question 2

What is the cooking symbol for bottom heating only on the GORENJE BO6717E03X?

Accepted Answer

The symbol for bottom heating only (mode Bottom Heater) on the GORENJE BO6717E03X is represented by a simple horizontal line at the bottom of a square (═ at the bottom only).

This mode is particularly useful for:

Browning the base of your dishes at the end of cooking
Cooking in a water bath (steam cooking)

To activate this mode, simply use the system selector knob located on the control panel and set the desired temperature with the temperature button.

Question 3

Is the Non Return Backdraft Damper included in the box of the GORENJE BHI681EB hood?

Accepted Answer

Yes, the Non Return Backdraft Damper is included in the box of the GORENJE BHI681EB hood as an optional accessory.

You will receive the damper with your hood, whether it is used or not depending on your installation setup. However, its installation is only necessary under certain conditions:

Install if you do not have any other protection against accidental backflow of outside air currents in your exhaust duct.
Do not install if your exhaust duct or installation already has protection against air backflow.

If you need to install the damper, proceed as follows:

Insert the backdraft damper into the designated slot on the Air Outlet Fitting of the hood.
This installation must be done before connecting the exhaust duct.
Consult a qualified service if you have any doubts about the necessity of the damper for your particular installation.

In summary: the backdraft damper is provided with your GORENJE BHI681EB, but you only install it if your local installation conditions require it.

Question 4

How to set the time on the Gorenje BP8990E built-in oven?

Accepted Answer

To set the time on your Gorenje BP8990E built-in oven, follow these simple steps:

Turn on the oven by pressing the power button if necessary.
Access the time setting mode by pressing the button with the clock symbol or a button marked "Clock" or "Time" on the control panel.
Adjust the time using the "+" and "-" buttons to set the hours and then the minutes. If your model uses a 12-hour format, make sure to select AM or PM correctly.
Confirm the setting by pressing the "OK" or "Set" button to save the time.
Exit the setting mode, the oven will automatically return to normal display or you can press a return button if available.

Once the time is set, the display will show the correct time, allowing you to use the oven's timer and programming functions effectively.

Question 5

How to install the charcoal filters on the GORENJE WHI649EB hood?

Accepted Answer

To install the circular charcoal filters on your GORENJE WHI649EB hood, first ensure that the appliance is turned off and unplugged. This hood is equipped with a recirculation version that uses active charcoal filters to neutralize unpleasant cooking odors.

The installation procedure for the filters is simple: you have two circular charcoal filters that need to be placed on either side, directly on the two grids protecting the fan blades. Once in position, turn each filter clockwise until it is securely fixed. To remove them, simply perform the same operation in reverse (counterclockwise).

Important: these active charcoal filters cannot be cleaned, washed, or regenerated. You must replace them completely, at least every 4 months. The exact duration before replacement depends on the type of cooking practiced and the regularity of cleaning the grease filter. When the grease filter (located at the front) becomes saturated, it also reduces the efficiency of the charcoal filter, hence the importance of regular maintenance.

To access the grease filter before the charcoal filters, simply pull the small spring handle. You can clean the grease filter in the machine (short program, moderate temperature) or in the dishwasher to maintain the overall efficiency of the filtration.

Question 6

How to effectively clean the glass door of the GORENJE BSA6747A04BG built-in oven?

Accepted Answer

To effectively clean the glass door of your GORENJE BSA6747A04BG built-in oven, always start by waiting for the appliance to cool completely. This oven has a door cooling system that reduces its surface temperature, but it may remain hot after use.

The basic cleaning method involves preparing a solution of warm water and mild soap or white vinegar. Soak a non-abrasive cloth or soft sponge in this solution, then gently wipe the glass surface in circular motions to remove stains, cooking residues, and grease deposits. Rinse with a clean damp cloth to remove any soap or vinegar residues, then dry with a soft cloth to avoid streaks.

Important: Never use harsh or abrasive cleaners, nor sharp metal scrapers, as they can scratch the glass surface and lead to breakage. Also, avoid any high-pressure or steam cleaners, which could cause electrocution.

For a more thorough cleaning, your GORENJE BSA6747A04BG oven allows you to remove the glass panes from the door for cleaning from the inside. Fully open the door, then flip the safety levers on the hinges 90 degrees towards the door. Then close the door at a 45-degree angle and lift it to remove it. Remove the air seal by gently pulling it towards you, then lift and remove each glass pane starting from the top. This method allows you to clean the internal surfaces that accumulate deposits.

For stubborn stains or if you regularly use steam injection cooking, the Aqua Clean program of your oven can help. This program uses 0.4 liters of hot water poured into a tray on the first rack, then runs for 30 minutes to loosen dirt. After the program, wipe away residues with a soapy damp cloth and rinse well. Repeat manual cleaning if necessary. This integrated catalytic cleaning system in the oven greatly facilitates regular maintenance of the cavity.

Regular maintenance is recommended: clean the glass door whenever necessary, and leave the door open after use to allow the oven to cool to room temperature. This prevents limescale buildup and makes future cleaning easier. When cleaning the interior cavity and its accessories, use hot water and mild soap with a soft cloth or non-abrasive sponge.

Question 7

How to switch the GORENJE DF 6316 BX hood to air recirculation mode?

Accepted Answer

The GORENJE DF 6316 BX hood is designed to operate in two versions: external ventilation or internal recirculation. To switch to air recirculation mode, you need to install the compatible activated charcoal filters. Here’s how to proceed:

Prerequisite: you must obtain the compatible activated charcoal filters, available from Gorenje technical service or retailers. This hood requires one filter on each side.

Installation of activated charcoal filters:

Remove the two metal grease filters (one on each side) by pulling on the spring release handles.
Attach an activated charcoal filter on each side by hanging it directly onto the hood at the designated locations (Fig. 20 of the manual).
Replace the metal grease filters over the charcoal filters.

Modification of the ventilation system: unlike the ventilation mode, the recirculation mode does not need a duct leading outside. If your hood is currently equipped with a duct attached to the connection flange (above the hood), you can remove it or completely close it off. The hood will draw air from the kitchen, filter it through the grease and charcoal filters, and then release purified air back into the room.

Important maintenance: the activated charcoal filter should be replaced approximately every 4 months, depending on how often the hood is used. Unlike the grease filter, the charcoal filter cannot be cleaned or regenerated: it must be completely changed. You will notice a decrease in efficiency after several months of use, indicating the saturation of the charcoal.

Once the filters are installed and the duct removed, simply turn on the hood. It will now operate in recirculation mode with a maximum airflow of 161 m³/h. The 3 speeds will allow you to adjust the ventilation level according to your needs.

Question 8

How to clean the GORENJE DF 6316 BX kitchen hood?

Accepted Answer

To effectively clean your GORENJE DF 6316 BX kitchen hood, follow these simple steps:

1. Unplug the hood

Before any cleaning operation, ensure that the hood is unplugged to avoid any electrical risk.

2. Remove the filters

The hood is equipped with metal or charcoal filters. Carefully remove them:

Metal filters: These filters can be washed in soapy hot water.
Charcoal filters: They are not washable and should be replaced when saturated.

3. Clean the metal filters

Soak the metal filters in hot water with a mild detergent. Let them soak for a few minutes, then gently scrub with a non-abrasive brush. Rinse thoroughly with clear water and let them dry completely before reinstalling.

4. Clean the body of the hood

Use a soft cloth or sponge soaked in a solution of warm water and mild soap to clean the exterior and interior surfaces of the hood. Avoid abrasive or corrosive products that could damage the finish.

5. Reinstall the filters

Once the filters are dry, reinstall them ensuring they are securely fixed.

6. Plug in and test the hood

Plug in the hood and check its proper functioning.

Regular cleaning ensures better performance and a longer lifespan for your GORENJE DF 6316 BX hood.

Question 9

What are the common error codes for the GORENJE BOP647A35XG built-in oven and how can they be resolved?

Accepted Answer

Your GORENJE BOP647A35XG built-in oven may display error codes such as E1, E2, E3 and other numeric codes starting with the letter E. These codes indicate an error in the operation of the oven's electronic module and help you diagnose the problem.

Quick solution in case of an error code:

Completely disconnect the oven from the power supply (remove the main fuse or unplug the cable from the wall socket)
Wait a few minutes for the system to reset
Reconnect the oven and set the time of day again
Return the appliance to normal operation

In most cases, this reset resolves the error code issue. The code will disappear from the display and your oven should operate correctly. If the same error code reappears multiple times after this procedure, it indicates an electronic malfunction that requires the intervention of a certified technician.

Other common issues: If the display is frozen or unresponsive to the sensors, apply the same reset procedure. If the main fuse in your home frequently trips after the oven has been repaired, contact an authorized GORENJE repair service, as this may indicate a more serious electrical problem requiring professional diagnosis.

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