RKE1280LRVS - Basket Pelgrim - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL RKE1280LRVS Pelgrim

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RKE980LRVS RKE1280LRVS

Pelgrim

Instructions for use cooker hood

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Bediening

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Commandes

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Filtre à charbon

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Bedienung

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Kohlefilter

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	Precautions you must take	5
	Extraction	systems

Use

Controls

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Maintenance

Cleaning		9
Grease	filters
Carbon	filter
Lighting		10

Installation

General		11
Electrical	connection	1
Mounting		13

Appendix

Disposal

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Description

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1. Fan setting (lower speed)
2. Fan setting (higher speed)
3. Fan setting display
4. Timer
5. Light bulbs

Introduction

This user manual gives you a quick overview of all the possibilities offered by the appliance. You will find information on safety measures and maintaining the appliance.

Please retain this user manual and the installation guide. They may be of use to future users of the appliance.

Precautions you must take

Make sure the appliance is installed by an authorised installer (see "Installation" chapter). Do not connect the appliance to the mains before completing the installation.

• Connect the appliance in accordance with the applicable regulations in your area.
• We advise you to wear protective work gloves during the installation of the cooker hood because of possible sharp edges.
• The appliance has been manufactured in accordance with the latest safety standards. However we do advise that persons with a mental or motor impairment do not use this appliance without the proper supervision of a competent person. The same applies to children.
• Never use the cooker hood if the grease filter has not been properly installed!
  • Do not lean against the cooker hood.
• Never place objects on the hood unless specifically indicated.
• Make sure there is sufficient ventilation when you use the cooker hood on a gas cooker.
• The exhaust must never be connected to a flue that is also used for other heating appliances.
• Never flambé under the cooker hood and always clean the filters promptly. Never leave frying pans unattended during use, as the heated fat may catch fire.
• The cooker hood needs to be cleaned regularly (at least once a month) on the inside as well as on the outside. Insufficient cleaning or late replacement of filters may pose a fire hazard.
• If the connection cable becomes damaged, it should be replaced by the manufacturer's service department or by a person with equivalent qualifications, in order to prevent dangerous situations from arising.
• Attention! Intensive use may cause condensation to form on the cooker hood. Condensation can be removed easily with a dry cloth.

Precautions you must take

• When replacing the lights, first disconnect the appliance from the mains! Only use identical lamps with the wattage indicated. Only use the cooker hood with lamps installed, in order to reduce the risk of electric shock.
• Accessible parts may become hot when used with cooking appliances.
• The grease filters become hot during operation. Wait a minimum of 30 minutes after cooking before cleaning the filters.
• The power must be switched off during repairs or cleaning. Remove the plug from the mains socket or turn the switch in the meter cupboard to zero.
• Grease and oil are flammable when they are overheated. Stay in the vicinity of the cooker when preparing food.
• We will not accept any responsibility for any faults, damage to the appliance, or fires resulting from non-observance of the instructions included in this manual.

Extraction systems

Depending on the type, the cooker hoods can be connected in one of two ways:

1. To a duct. The cooking vapours extracted by suction are carried outside, once the grease particles have been filtered. This is the best method.

2. Recirculation hood. When the hood is connected as a recirculation hood, the grease particles and odour in the extracted vapours are filtered.

The extracted air is not carried outside but recirculates in the kitchen. In this case you must have a carbon filter fitted.

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Attention! The carbon filter needs to be ordered separately.

Controls

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Switching fan on and off

Press the '+' button (2).

The cooker hood switches on at setting 1.

Press the '+' button (2) again.

The cooker hood switches to a higher speed. After speed three the cooker hood switches to an intensive setting. After 10 minutes this switches back to speed 3.

At each speed, the relevant setting is shown in the display (3).

Press the ‘-’ (1) button to switch off the cooker hood.

The display counts down to '0' (every time the '-' button is pressed) and then the cooker hood switches off.

Switching lighting on and off

Press the lighting button (5).

The lighting switches on.

Each time the light button (5) is pressed briefly the light dims.

Keep the light button (5) pressed down for a few seconds.

The light goes off.

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Timer function

The timer function can be used to switch the cooker hood off automatically after a certain period of time. The shutoff time can be set at intervals of 10 minutes up to a maximum of 90 minutes.

Switching off the cooker hood automatically

Switch the cooker hood on and press the timer button (4).

The display flashes and a dot appears in the display, indicating that the timer function is active.

Set the shutoff time using the '+' button (2).

Each setting in the display corresponds to a shutoff time of 10 minutes.

• 1 in display = 10 minutes
• 2 in display = 20 minutes
• etc.

Press the timer button (4).

The set time and speed are saved. The display stops flashing and shows the set speed. A flashing dot in the display indicates that the timer function is active.

Press the timer button again to stop the timer function.

If the time and speed set using the timer function are not saved within 20 seconds, the timer function switches off again.

Switching button illumination on and off

Press and hold the timer button (4) for a few seconds.

The button illumination comes on.

Press and hold the timer button (4) again for a few seconds.

The illumination switches off.

Cleaning

Attention! Before performing any maintenance operation, isolate the hood from the electrical supply by unplugging the appliance or switching off your household's master switch. The cooker hood should be cleaned regularly (at least as frequently as the grease filters are cleaned) both internally and externally. Do not use abrasive products.

Do not use alcohol!

Attention! Failure to comply with the basic recommendations for cleaning the cooker hood and cleaning/replacing the filters may lead to a fire. Therefore, we recommend that you observe these instructions. The manufacturer declines all responsibility for any damage to the motor or any fire damage linked to inappropriate maintenance or failure to observe the above safety recommendations.

Cooker hood

Clean the cooker hood with soapy water and a soft cloth. Then wipe with clean water to rinse. Do not apply aggressive cleaning agents such as caustic soda. The paintwork on the cooker hood will remain shiny if it is periodically rubbed with wax.

Stainless steel canopy hoods

Do not use any sort of scourer. Treat with a stainless steel care product and polish with the structure of the stainless steel.

Metal grease filters

These must be cleaned once a month (or when indicated by the filter saturation indication system, if present on your model) using non-aggressive detergents, either by hand or in the dishwasher, which must be set to a low temperature and a short cycle. The openings must be placed downwards to let the water run out of the filters. When washed in a dishwasher, aluminium grease filters may be discoloured slightly. This is normal and does not affect their filtering capacity.

Grease filters

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Carbon filter

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LED lighting

Removing the grease filters

Switch off the electricity! Remove the plug from the mains socket or turn the switch in the meter cupboard to zero. Release the lock of the fat filer and tilt the filter downwards.

Replacing the carbon filter

The carbon filter must always be used if the cooker hood is not ducted.

• Remove the grease filters
• Attach the carbon filters to the filter.
• Replace the grease filters.

Note:

• Saturation of the activated charcoal will eventually occur after prolonged use, depending on the type of cooking and how frequently the grease filter is cleaned.
  • The carbon filter needs to be replaced at least every four months.
• The carbon filter cannot be washed for reuse. Saturated carbon is not environmentally friendly. Change the filter regularly.

The position of the LED lighting is adjustable. Press down on the middle of the edge of the LED light and adjust the position of the beam.

The LED lighting should only be replaced by an authorised installer.

General

This appliance must be connected to the electric mains by an authorised installer who is familiar with the safety precautions and will carry them out. The appliance is in compliance with European guidelines.

Important information:

• The distance between the lowest point of the cooker hood and a gas hob must be at least 65 cm. If using an electric, ceramic or induction hob, this distance must be at least 55 cm.
• If the cooker hood is connected to an existing exhaust duct, no other appliance must be connected to the duct (such as a hot water heater or a stove).
• Consider local regulations with respect to the ventilation of gas appliances.
• The shorter the duct, and the fewer bends in it, the better the cooker hood will work.
• Check before you start drilling that no installation pipe(s) is/are present.
• The connection pipe to the cooker hood has a diameter of 125 or 150 mm. We recommend that the exhaust pipe has as large a diameter as possible.
• The enclosed installation materials are suitable for reinforced concrete and brick walls. For some types of wall you may need special plugs and screws.

Electrical connection

This appliance is fitted with an earthed plug, which should be connected to an earthed wall socket.

Check that the voltage indicated on the rating plate matches the voltage of your household supply.

The appliance should be connected to the mains as follows:

BROWN = L live

BLUE = N neutral

GREEN/YELLOW = earth

This cooker hood is fitted with a connector plug. Install the cooker hood so that the plug is accessible.

Attention!

If you are making a fixed connection, you must ensure that a double pole switch with an air gap of at least 3 mm is fitted in the supply line.

Mounting

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• Determine the position of the motor unit in relation to the hob and mark the securing holes.
• Drill the securing holes prior to fitting the motor unit to the ceiling.
• Fit the pegs and first of all screw two screws into the pegs (do not tighten completely). Hook the motor unit behind the two screws which are already in place (fig. 1). Centre the motor unit in relation to the hob. Ensure that the motor unit is aligned in relation to the hob as it hangs from the ceiling.
• Screw the motor unit tight with the two remaining screws and then with the two screws which are already in position (fig. 2).
• Connect the plug to the power point on the wall.
• Take care! Disconnect the wall power point from the power supply before making the electrical connection.
• Fit the waste pipe onto the motor unit.
• Screw the uppermost telescopic channel to the motor unit with 4 screws.
• Push the lowest telescopic channel carefully over the uppermost telescopic channel in the highest position. Loosen two screws somewhat and allow the lowest telescopic channel to rest here (fig. 3).
• First of all hook the cooker hood onto 1 side of the motor unit (fig. 4).
• Push the cooker hood upwards and then hook it onto the other side of the motor unit.
• Push the cooker hood carefully up to the desired height.
• Screw the cooker hood tightly to the motor unit with the two screws (fig. 5)! Take care; this securing is absolutely essential for correct fitting!
• Connect the cooker hood onto the motor unit with the plug connections. Remove the cover (click it off) from the terminal box and fit the plug connection into the terminal box.
• Fasten the cabling in such a way (with a cable tie) that it does not rest on the fat filters. (fig. 6).
• Tighten the screws of the uppermost telescopic shaft and then carefully allow the lowest telescopic shaft to drop onto the cooker hood.
• Check that the cooker hood is working correctly.

Disposal

Disposal of appliance and packaging

This appliance was manufactured using sustainable materials. It must be disposed of responsibly at the end of its life cycle. The local authorities can provide you with the relevant information.

The packaging of this appliance is recyclable. It may have been made from:

• cardboard;
  • polythene film (PE);
  • CFRP-free polystyrene (PS hard foam).

You need to dispose of these materials responsibly in accordance with official regulations.

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To draw attention to the fact that the segregated processing of household electrical appliances is compulsory, this appliance carries the symbol of a crossed-out dustbin. This means that you may not dispose of the appliance as household refuse at the end of its useful life. Instead, it should be taken to a special segregated refuse collection centre run by the local authority or to a dealer providing this service.

Segregated processing of household appliances prevents any negative impact on the environment and public health that might otherwise arise. It allows the recovery of the materials used to manufacture this appliance, thus generating considerable savings in terms of raw materials and energy.

CE

Declaration of conformity

We hereby declare that our products satisfy the applicable European directives, orders and regulations, as well as the requirements stated in the referenced standards.