KSE110AP9 - Range hood SMEG - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Range Hood
Brand	Smeg
Model	KSE110AP9
Installation Type	Ducted (external exhaust) or Recirculating (carbon filter)
Control Type	Slider, Electromechanical Pushbuttons, Knobs, or Electronic Pushbuttons (depending on variant)
Speed Settings	Up to 4 speeds (depending on control type)
Lighting Type	Incandescent (E14 40W), Halogen (G4 20W), or Neon (G23 11W or 15/18W tube)
Filter Type	Metal grease filter (washable) + Active carbon filter (replaceable, for recirculation mode)
Filter Cleaning Indicator	Yes (all 4 LEDs blink after 100 hours of operation)
Auto Power-Off Timer	Yes (10 minutes, activated by pressing speed button twice)
Minimum Distance from Gas Hob	750 mm
Minimum Distance from Electric Hob	650 mm
Voltage	230V AC
Plug Supplied	No (requires fitting of a suitable plug)
Warranty	Smeg warranty (bulbs and filters excluded)
Customer Service (UK)	0870 9909907
Compliance	WEEE Directive 2002/96/EC
Material	Stainless steel (typical)
Chimney	Telescopic, adjustable
Duct Diameter (recommended)	Minimum 120 mm
Grease Filter Cleaning Interval	Every 100 hours of operation (or monthly)
Carbon Filter Replacement Interval	Every 200 hours of operation (or every 6 months)

Frequently Asked Questions - KSE110AP9 SMEG

How do I install the hood in ducted mode?

Connect the motor outlet to an external exhaust duct with a diameter of at least 120 mm. Ensure any carbon filter is removed before use. Refer to the installation instructions for proper wall mounting and chimney assembly.

How do I install the hood in recirculation mode?

Leave the motor intake free and install active carbon filters (if not supplied, purchase separately). The air is filtered and recirculated through the chimney side grids. Ensure the room is well ventilated.

How should I clean the grease filters?

Remove the metal grease filters one at a time. Wash them thoroughly with a non-bleach detergent either by hand or in a dishwasher. Dry them and reassemble, ensuring the handle faces outward. Clean every 100 hours of operation or monthly.

How do I replace the carbon filter?

Disconnect the hood from power. Remove the metal grease filters. Depending on the filter type (round, spring-held, or bracket), rotate or unscrew to remove the old carbon filter. Install a new one and reassemble. Replace every 200 hours or every 6 months.

How do I replace the light bulb?

Disconnect power first. For incandescent (E14 40W): remove the transparent fixture and unscrew the lamp. For halogen (G4 20W): pry off the glass-supporting ring and replace the lamp. For neon (G23 11W or tube): remove the fixture and rotate to release. Use the correct replacement type.

What is the minimum distance between the hob and the hood?

For gas hobs, the minimum distance is 750 mm. For electric hobs, it is 650 mm. This ensures safe operation.

How do I reset the filter cleaning warning?

After cleaning or replacing filters, press the Reset button (on electronic models) to restart the 100-hour count. The LEDs will stop blinking. Accidental pressing before the cycle ends does not reset the memory.

Why are all four LEDs blinking simultaneously?

This indicates that the filters need cleaning (grease filter) or replacement (carbon filter). It occurs every 100 hours of operation. Clean/replace the filters and press the Reset button to stop the blinking.

Can I use the hood without a carbon filter?

Yes, if the hood is installed in ducted mode (air extracted outside), a carbon filter is not required. For recirculation mode, a carbon filter is essential to remove odors; using without will reduce performance and may cause odors to recirculate.

What type of plug do I need?

The hood is supplied without a plug. You must fit a plug with a fuse that matches the rating plate (typically 230V AC). Connect to a nearby, easily reachable socket. For direct wiring, use a switched spur with a minimum contact opening of 3 mm.

USER MANUAL KSE110AP9 SMEG

• Read the instructions carefully before installing and/or using the hood.
• Before connecting, make sure that the mains voltage corresponds to the voltage on the rating plate inside the hood. (see fig. 7)
• Once you remove the appliance from its packaging make sure it is intact. If the product is damaged, do not use it and contact the Smeg assistance network.
• It is recommended that a qualified technician performs installation and adjustment operations.
• The minimum distance between the cooker and the lower part of the hood must be 750mm for gas cookers and 650 mm for electric cookers.
• Before carrying out any kind of maintenance or cleaning, disconnect the hood from the mains supply.
• Inspect and clean the filters thoroughly and in accordance with the intervals suggested by the manufacturer.
• Do not cook or fry in a way that could result in flames being sucked into the hood and causing a fire.
• The hood surface can be cleaned with a damp cloth and a non-bleach liquid detergent.
• Make sure the room is properly ventilated when using the hood and other gas appliances at the same time.
• Comply with the regulations on air discharge when operating the hood.
• The extracted air must not be routed into a duct used to discharge fumes of gas-operated appliances.
• This appliance must not be used by children without an adult supervision or by disabled people without assistance.
• THE MANUFACTURER CANNOT BE HELD RESPONSIBLE IF THE ABOVE INSTRUCTIONS ARE NOT FOLLOWED.

OPERATION

This appliance has been designed to work as a ducting hood (evacuation of the air) or recycling hood (recycling of the filtered air).

• DUCTED MODE: In order to use the hood in the ducted mode, connect the motor intake, by means of a suitable ducting hose not less than 120mm diameter, directly to the external fumes outlet. Note: Remove any carbon filters.
• RECIRCULATION MODE: If it is not possible to discharge fumes outside, the hood can be used to filter and recycle the air. This way, air and fumes are filtered by the anti-odour carbon filters and recirculated through the aerating grids on the sides of chimney.

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS:

The hood is supplied with all the necessary accessories for installation. The minimum distance between the cooker and the lower part of the hood must be 750 mm for gas cookers and 650 mm for electric cookers (Fig. 1). The hood is supplied with a motor intake (Fig 2). If it has not been assembled by the manufacturer, you can assemble it using the supplied screws (for type 1) or pushing (for type 2). If the motor intake is equipped with a non-return valve, make sure it opens and closes perfectly.

The following instructions will assist installation:

a) The hood should be centred with respect to the cooker. b) The hood is supplied with two supports/hooks (a) (Fig 3) or bracket (b) that need to be fixed to the wall by means of wall anchors. The L1 holes for these supports are on the back of the hood (fig. 4) c) Remove the anti-grease filters, put the hood on the wall and mark the position of the holes for the supports/hooks. d) Drill the two previously marked holes after removing the hood from the wall. e) Fix the two supports/hooks to the wall. f) Mark the L2 holes on the wall to fix the hood safely. (fig. 4) Drill and put the anchors in the holes. g) Hang the hood on to the supports/hooks (fig. 5) and level by means of the adjusting screw (fig.3). I) Fix the hood safe by tightening both wall anchors.

Ducted mode or Recirculation mode installation:

Ducted mode:

In the ducted mode, connect the motor outlet to the fumes outlet duct not less than 120mm diameter.

Warning: if the hood is equipped with an active carbon filter, it must be removed (see page 7)

Recirculation mode:

Leave the motor intake free. Install the active carbon filters as shown in page 7.

Warning: if the hood is not supplied with an active carbon filter, it is necessary to buy it separately and assemble it before using the hood.

m) Chimney assembly:

Adjust the two telescopic chimneys to the required length (fig. 6).

Block the chimneys by tightening the two H screws. Carefully place the chimney group on the top side of the hood. Put the chimney bracket K on the B chimney (fig. 6). Mark the holes on the wall for fixing the chimney bracket to the wall.

Remove the chimney set, drill and fix the support bracket to the wall by means of wall anchors. Put the chimney group back in place and fix it to the hood with the Z screws and to the chimney bracket with the L screws as shown in figure 6.

ELECTRICAL CONNECTION

It is recommended that all electrical connection operations be performed by a qualified technician.

The appliance is supplied WITHOUT A PLUG. It is therefore necessary to fix a plug to the wire. The plug and fuse must be in accordance with the rating plate inside the hood. Then connect it to a nearby, easily reachable socket in accordance with the rules in force.

In the case of a direct connection to the mains supply, it is necessary to put a switched spur between the appliance and the mains supply. The switch must be suitable for the load, compliant with the rules in force and must have a minimum contact opening of not less than 3mm.

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS:

√ CONTROL PANEL:

In order to achieve the best performance, it is recommended to start the hood a few minutes before starting cooking and keep it on for at least 15 minutes after finishing cooking or after all fumes and odours have disappeared.

To start the hood, identify your type of control panel and follow the instructions:

SLIDER:

• Key (A) to turn on/off the hood's light.
• Four-position Cursor (B):

0: Off

1/2/3: On/Speed adjustment

ELECTROMECHANICAL PUSHBUTTONS:

Light ON/OFF Button

0

Motor OFF button

1-2-3

On/speed adjustment button

WITH KNOBS :

• Two-position Knob (A) to turn on/off the light (0-1)
• Four-position Knob (B): 0 Motor OFF

1-2-3-4 Speed adjustment

ELECTRONIC PUSHBUTTONS:

Lights ON/OFF

0/1

OFF/1 speed

2-3-4

Speed adjustment

Filters reset button

OPTIONAL FUNCTIONS:

- AUTO POWER-OFF TIMER: Pushing one of the speed adjustment buttons (2-3-4) twice, you will activate the "Auto power-off timer" function that turns the motor and light off after 10 mins. The activation of such function is signalled by the blinking LED above the pressed button.

- FILTERS CLEANING WARNING: When all the 4 LEDs blink at the same time (which is programmed to happen every 100h of operation), the user is required to clean/replace the filters.

Pressing the Reset button

the 100h count will start again

Note: Pressing the reset button accidentally before the end of the 100h cycle does not reset the filters cleaning memory It is recommended that grease filters are cleaned every 100h and active carbon filters are replaced every 200h.

CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE:

Before performing any cleaning and/or maintenance operation always disconnect the hood from the mains supply.

Regular cleaning will ensure a good performance and extend the working life of the hood. Special attention should be given to the grease filters and carbon filters (for recycling hoods only).

Note: An excess of grease in the filter, as well as affecting the performance of the hood, can also be a fire risk.

EXTERNAL CLEANING:

External and internal cleaning of the hood should be performed with a damp cloth and a non-bleach liquid detergent, absolutely avoiding solvents or abrasive substances. It is advisable to use specific products, following their instructions. When cleaning the steel of the hood, we suggest rubbing in the same direction as the grain.

METAL FILTERS CLEANING:

Special attention should be reserved to the metal grease filters. An excess of grease in the filter, as well as affecting the performance of the hood, can also be a fire risk. To avert fires, the filters must be cleaned regularly at least once a month or more frequently, in the case of a heavy use of the appliance.

According to your hood's model, remove one filter at a time as shown in these pictures. Wash the filters thoroughly with a non-bleach detergent, either by hand or machine. Re-assemble the filters, making sure that the handle faces the outside of the hood.

CARBON FILTERS REPLACEMENT: (For recirculated version only)

The carbon filters can only retain odours for a limited period of time. They cannot be washed, therefore, it is recommended they are replaced at least once every six months or more frequently in the case of a heavy use of the appliance.

Before starting, make sure the hood is disconnected from the mains supply.

To reach the active carbon filters, it is necessary to remove the metal filters as shown above. Use the pictures to find the carbon filter kit of your hood.

Round filter: simply rotate the filters 90 degrees as shown in fig. A and then remove them from their seats.

Spring-held cartridge filter (fig. B): press enough to overcome the spring's resistance and remove the filter.

Cartridge filter with bracket and threaded knob (fig. C): unscrew the knob, remove the blocking racket and then remove the active carbon filter.

Re-assemble the carbon and metal filters performing the above mentioned operations backwards.

Note: only for the electronic controlled hood, reset the filters cleaning warning by pressing the Filter reset button.

LIGHTS REPLACEMENT:

Before performing any cleaning and/or maintenance operation, disconnect the hood from the mains supply.

According to the model, the hood can be equipped with different kind of lighting such as incandescent, halogen and neon lamps.

a) Incandescent lamps: E14 – 40W 230V lamps. To replace them, remove the transparent fixture from the control panel, unscrew the lamp and screw in the new one.

b) Halogen lamps: G4, 20W - 12V lamps. To replace the lamp, use a screwdriver to remove the glass-supporting ring. Then remove the old lamp and insert the new one. Put the glass back, securing it with the ring.

c) Biax neon lamps: G23 11W lamp. Once the fixture has been removed, remove the biax lamp from its seat and support. Put a new lamp in, performing the same operations backwards.

d) Neon lamp: 15/18W neon tube. To reach the neon tube, unscrew the glass framework screws. Rotate the tube 90 degrees and remove the neon lamp. Install the new neon tube and put the glass framework back.

WARRANTY AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE SERVICE

The hood packaging includes, together with this operating and maintenance booklet, the Smeg Warranty Booklet. Please read the Smeg Warranty Booklet for complete information about the warranty (N.B. bulbs and filters are not covered by your warranty).

In the case of failure, please call

Customer Service

0870 9909907

and provide the following data:

• The model indicated inside the hood (fig. 7) - Your full address - Your telephone number • Information on the kind of failure

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This appliance is marked according to the European directive 2002/96/EC on Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE).

By ensuring this product is disposed of correctly, you will help prevent potential negative consequences for the environment and human health, which could otherwise be caused by inappropriate waste handling of this product.

The symbol on the product, or on the documents accompanying the product, indicates that this appliance may not be

treated as household waste. Instead it shall be handed over to the applicable collection point for the recycling of electrical and electronic equipment.

Disposal must be carried out in accordance with local environmental regulations for waste disposal.

For more detailed information about treatment, recovery and recycling of this product, please contact your local city office, your household waste disposal service or the shop where you purchased the product.