Q: How to remove the upper covers of the ELICA REEF ISLAND IX/A/90X60 hood?

Before you begin , ensure that the ELICA REEF ISLAND IX/A/90X60 hood is completely unplugged or that the power supply is turned off. Wear work gloves for your safety during this operation. To remove the grease filter: This washable aluminum filter is located in the upper covers of the hood. Simply pull on the spring release handle at the bottom of the filter to free it and remove it. This filter should be cleaned once a month, or when the maintenance alarm is activated (the low speed LED flashes). Clean it by hand or in the dishwasher on a low temperature with a quick cycle, using a non-aggressive detergent. After cleaning, press the speed selection button for more than 2 seconds to reset the maintenance indicator. To remove the circular charcoal filters: These filters are located on either side, above the motor arms. To disassemble, turn them counterclockwise until they release. Conversely, to install them, turn clockwise. Unlike the grease filter, charcoal filters cannot be cleaned. They must be changed at most every 4 months, or when the medium speed LED flashes (indicating charcoal filter saturation). After disassembly and cleaning: Reinstall the covers and filters by performing the reverse operations. Check that all components are securely fastened and in place before reconnecting the device. The ELICA REEF ISLAND IX/A/90X60 hood has an automatic maintenance alarm that will alert you when maintenance is needed.

Q: What does error code ER 35 mean on an ELICA ELITE 35 hood and how can it be resolved?

The error code ER 35 on an ELICA ELITE 35 hood generally indicates a problem related to the temperature sensor or the detection of the device's temperature. Possible causes Failure or malfunction of the temperature sensor. Faulty electrical connection between the sensor and the control system. Temporary anomaly in the electronic system of the hood. Steps to resolve the issue Restart the hood: Turn off the device, wait a few minutes, then turn it back on to see if the error disappears. Check connections: Ensure that the cables and connectors related to the temperature sensor are properly secured and in good condition. Cleaning: Make sure that the filters and accessible parts of the hood are clean, as a blockage can affect operation. If the error code ER 35 persists despite these checks, it is recommended to contact a qualified technician or ELICA customer service for appropriate diagnosis and repair.

Question 1

How to remove the upper covers of the ELICA REEF ISLAND IX/A/90X60 hood?

Accepted Answer

Before you begin, ensure that the ELICA REEF ISLAND IX/A/90X60 hood is completely unplugged or that the power supply is turned off. Wear work gloves for your safety during this operation.

To remove the grease filter: This washable aluminum filter is located in the upper covers of the hood. Simply pull on the spring release handle at the bottom of the filter to free it and remove it. This filter should be cleaned once a month, or when the maintenance alarm is activated (the low speed LED flashes). Clean it by hand or in the dishwasher on a low temperature with a quick cycle, using a non-aggressive detergent. After cleaning, press the speed selection button for more than 2 seconds to reset the maintenance indicator.

To remove the circular charcoal filters: These filters are located on either side, above the motor arms. To disassemble, turn them counterclockwise until they release. Conversely, to install them, turn clockwise. Unlike the grease filter, charcoal filters cannot be cleaned. They must be changed at most every 4 months, or when the medium speed LED flashes (indicating charcoal filter saturation).

After disassembly and cleaning: Reinstall the covers and filters by performing the reverse operations. Check that all components are securely fastened and in place before reconnecting the device. The ELICA REEF ISLAND IX/A/90X60 hood has an automatic maintenance alarm that will alert you when maintenance is needed.

Question 2

What does error code ER 35 mean on an ELICA ELITE 35 hood and how can it be resolved?

Accepted Answer

The error code ER 35 on an ELICA ELITE 35 hood generally indicates a problem related to the temperature sensor or the detection of the device's temperature.

Possible causes

Failure or malfunction of the temperature sensor.
Faulty electrical connection between the sensor and the control system.
Temporary anomaly in the electronic system of the hood.

Steps to resolve the issue

Restart the hood: Turn off the device, wait a few minutes, then turn it back on to see if the error disappears.
Check connections: Ensure that the cables and connectors related to the temperature sensor are properly secured and in good condition.
Cleaning: Make sure that the filters and accessible parts of the hood are clean, as a blockage can affect operation.

If the error code ER 35 persists despite these checks, it is recommended to contact a qualified technician or ELICA customer service for appropriate diagnosis and repair.

Question 3

How to replace the filters of the ELICA BLOOM hood?

Accepted Answer

To replace and maintain the filters of your ELICA BLOOM, BLOOM-S or BLOOM-S DEKT/A/85 hood, you must first unplug the hood from the power supply by removing the plug or turning off the main switch. Wear work gloves for all maintenance operations.

Grease filter (anti-grease): This filter should be cleaned once a month or when the saturation indicator shows (flashing LED light). To remove it, pull the spring-loaded release latch located on the filter. The grease filter can be cleaned manually or in the dishwasher at low temperature with a short cycle. Washing in the dishwasher may discolor it, but its filtering characteristics remain unchanged. Once cleaned and dried, replace it by firmly inserting the filter until the latch clicks into place.

Active carbon filter (filtering version only): Unlike the grease filter, this filter cannot be washed and must be replaced, generally every 4 months at most or according to the saturation indicator of your model (alternating LED light). The carbon filter is circular in shape and must be applied one on each side, covering each airflow grid.

Filter saturation indicators: Your hood has an alert system. Upon turning it on, observe the LED light (L1) during the first 10 seconds: a flash indicates that the grease filter needs cleaning, while an alternating light sequence indicates that the carbon filter needs replacing. To reset the indicators after maintenance, press and hold the appropriate control button until the beep sounds.

After replacing the filters, plug the hood back in and test it to ensure proper operation. Important: Never remove the filters while cooking, and strictly adhere to the maintenance schedule, as failing to comply with filter cleaning standards poses fire risks.

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