Question 1

What replacement filters are recommended for the ROBLIN 6209269 - 6209265 hood?

Accepted Answer

Your ROBLIN 6209269 - 6209265 hood can be equipped with several types of filters depending on the exact model:

Grease filters (washable)

Washable aluminum filters. Clean them once a month in the dishwasher at maximum 50°C. Lifespan: 10 years.

Odor filters

Two options depending on your setup:

Washable odor filters: clean every 2 months in the dishwasher, then reactivate in the oven (10 min at 100°C max)
Activated carbon filters: replace every 3 months minimum depending on usage

CLEAN-R system (if equipped)

Ultraviolet lamps (lifespan: ~6000 hours, replace every 3 years approximately) and associated catalyst filters.

How to order spare parts

The manual states that no specific filter reference or price is provided in the documentation. To order the exact parts:

Note the serial number of your hood (visible on the nameplate inside)
Contact an authorized ROBLIN dealer or the manufacturer
Specify your exact model (6209269 or 6209265) and the desired filter type

Replacement parts are guaranteed to remain available for 10 years after the purchase of your appliance.

Question 2

How to reset the ROBLIN CONFIDENCE 1000 extractor hood?

Accepted Answer

To reset your ROBLIN CONFIDENCE 1000 extractor hood, the action depends on what you want to reset: the filter alarm or a general malfunction of the device.

Resetting the filter alarm (FG, FF or EF on the display): If the display shows FG, FF or EF, this indicates that the grease filters or charcoal filters need to be cleaned. To reset this alarm after cleaning the filters, press and hold the dedicated button for exactly 3 seconds. The display will temporarily switch to 24 with a blinking dot in the bottom right corner, then the alarm will clear. This reset is usually done when the motor is off.

Filter maintenance before resetting: The metal grease filters are washable and should be cleaned in the dishwasher at a maximum temperature of 50°C, about once a month or according to the indications displayed by the control. After cleaning, let them dry completely in the open air. These filters have a lifespan of 10 years. If your hood has active charcoal odor filters, they must be replaced every 3 months at a minimum or more often if the hood is used for more than 3 hours a day.

Complete reset in case of malfunction: If you encounter a general problem (the hood does not turn on, the controls do not respond, etc.), unplug the device from the electrical outlet for about 5 minutes, then plug it back in. This procedure resets the internal settings of the hood. Then turn on the hood to check that it is functioning normally.

If the alarm persists after cleaning the filters and resetting, or if the hood still does not work properly after unplugging, contact ROBLIN customer service at 04.88.78.59.93. Have the serial number of your hood handy, which is located on the nameplate inside the hood, behind the filters.

Question 3

How to reset the error code F6 on the ROBLIN CONFIDENCE 1000 hood?

Accepted Answer

The error code F6 on the ROBLIN CONFIDENCE 1000 hood generally indicates a temporary malfunction or a need to reset the device. To reset this error code, follow the steps below:

Steps to reset the error code F6:

Turn off the hood: Disconnect the hood from the power supply or turn off the corresponding circuit breaker.
Wait: Leave the device powered off for at least 5 minutes to allow a complete reset of the internal circuits.
Turn the hood back on: Reconnect it or turn the circuit breaker back on.
Check the display: Check if the error code F6 has disappeared. If the code persists, it may indicate a technical problem requiring specialized intervention.

If after this procedure the error code F6 remains displayed, it is advisable to contact a customer service or an authorized technician for a thorough diagnosis and possible repair.

Question 4

How to turn off the filter light on the ROBLIN BALTIC 900 hood?

Accepted Answer

To turn off the filter light on your ROBLIN BALTIC 900 hood, the procedure depends on the type of clogged filter. The hood has two distinct alarms that you need to reset after cleaning or replacing the filters.

For metal grease filters: Turn off the hood by pressing button A, then wait for the motor and lighting to completely stop. Clean the filters with soapy hot water or run them through the dishwasher if heavily soiled. Reinstall the filters correctly. Then press button C and hold it for about 2 seconds (the motor and lighting must be off). LED A blinks three times to confirm the reset of the grease filter saturation alarm, which naturally lights up after 100 hours of continuous operation.

For activated carbon filters: These filters cannot be washed or regenerated and must be replaced. Replace the carbon filter after removing it. Then press button B and hold it for about 2 seconds (the motor and lighting must be off). LED A blinks twice to deactivate the carbon filter alarm, which lights up after 200 hours of continuous operation.

Recommended maintenance frequencies: Clean the grease filters every 2 months of normal operation, or more often if you use your hood intensively. Replace the activated carbon filter approximately every 4 months, or more frequently depending on your usage. Never operate with a clogged filter, as this poses a fire risk and reduces suction efficiency.

If after these actions the alarm remains on, check that you have correctly reinstalled the filters. In case of persistent malfunction, contact ROBLIN customer service at 04 88 78 59 93.

Question 5

Why doesn't my ROBLIN VISTA 900 6056000 IX hood start and make a slight noise at the motor when stopped?

Accepted Answer

Checking the power supply: Start by ensuring that your ROBLIN VISTA 900 hood is properly plugged into a functioning outlet. Check that the circuit breaker or fuse for the 220-240 V circuit it is connected to has not tripped. According to the manual, the hood requires a power supply of 220-240 V single phase 50 Hz. If the power is cut off, the motor remains inactive but may produce a slight humming noise when stopped if capacitors are still electrically charged.

Cleaning the metal filters: The slight noise at the motor and the inability to start may indicate that the grease metal filters are heavily soiled. According to the ROBLIN manual, these filters should be cleaned regularly (approximately every two months under normal use), or else the airflow may be restricted and prevent the motor from running properly. Remove the metal filters and clean them by hand with a mild detergent in warm water, or in the dishwasher. A motor overloaded by dirty filters may make noise without starting.

Checking the motor connectors: The manual states that the motor connectors should be checked after installation or in case of malfunction. They may have come loose or been improperly connected, preventing the motor from starting. Ensure that all electrical connectors inside the hood are properly in place and securely fastened, with no signs of corrosion or visible damage.

Resetting the system: Try completely unplugging the hood for 5 to 10 minutes to reset the electronic system. This may restore functionality if an electrical component (such as a capacitor) is faulty or if the system is in protection mode due to an overload. After this time, plug the hood back in and try to restart it.

Checking the control panel: Test that the touch buttons T1 to T5 and L (lighting) respond correctly. If you press T1 (On/Off motor) and nothing happens, the problem may be with the electronic board or controls. Also check that the Delay function (T5) is not activated, which would prevent the immediate start of the motor.

Electrical problem or faulty motor: If after these checks the hood still does not start and the noise persists, this may indicate a more serious problem: a faulty capacitor, a damaged motor, or an electrical insulation issue. The ROBLIN manual explicitly recommends having a qualified technician diagnose and repair the motor or electrical components. Do not attempt to disassemble or repair electrical components yourself, as this would void your 2-year warranty and pose an electrical risk.

Contacting customer service: In case of persistent failure, contact ROBLIN directly or a qualified authorized installer. You will need the serial number of your hood (located on the nameplate inside) and your proof of purchase to benefit from the warranty-covered after-sales service.

Question 6

How to remove the charcoal filters from each side of the ROBLIN BALTIC 900 hood?

Accepted Answer

To remove the charcoal filters from your ROBLIN BALTIC 900 hood, follow these simple steps:

Steps to remove the charcoal filters

Unplug the appliance: Make sure the hood is unplugged to ensure your safety during the operation.
Access the filters: Open the access panel located under the hood. Depending on the model, this may involve sliding or unclipping a cover.
Locate the charcoal filters: They are usually found on each side inside the hood.
Remove the filters:
- Grip the charcoal filter by its edges.
- Gently pull towards you to unclip it or unscrew it depending on the fastening system.
Repeat for the other side: Perform the same operation to remove the charcoal filter located on the other side.

Once the filters are removed, you can clean or replace them if necessary. Then, put them back in place by following the steps in reverse order.

Question 7

What does error code F6 mean on the ROBLIN AQUA 900 and how can it be resolved?

Accepted Answer

The error code F6 on the ROBLIN AQUA 900 generally indicates a problem related to water drainage or a malfunction of the water level sensor. Here are the steps to identify and resolve this issue:

1. Check the drainage hose

Ensure that the drainage hose is not bent, blocked, or damaged.
A hose that is too long or poorly positioned can also prevent proper drainage.

2. Clean the pump filter

Open the access panel to reach the pump filter.
Remove and clean the filter to eliminate any debris that may block the water flow.

3. Check the water level

Ensure that the water level in the appliance is correct.
A level that is too low or too high can trigger this error code.

4. Restart the appliance

Turn off the appliance, wait a few minutes, then turn it back on.
This operation may reset the error if it was temporary.

If after these checks the error code F6 persists, it is advisable to contact a qualified technician or customer service for a thorough diagnosis and possible repair.

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