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USER MANUAL KSEIR60 SMEG

Instructions on mounting and use of the cooker hood

—Pull the grid slightly outwards and turn it

To remove the grid, slide it out from the right-

hand side until the grid is unhooked (Fig.2).

Removing the drawer-piece

— Push release button S and pull the front

panel door frontwards (release first by a

side, then by the other) (Fig. 1).

Fitting the removable drawer

— Fit the door snugly into guides R (Fig.3).

Two systems are available:

— External exhaust system

— Internal recycle system

External exhaust system

Air is expelled by a duct which must be

connected to coupling ring C (Fig.4).

Lever G is positioned on setting "A" (Fig.5).

If the hood is provided with carbon filter,

it must be removed (fig. 2).

Internal recycle system (filtering)

Air is filtered through a carbon filter and then

pumped back into the room through the front

grid. This version is used when the room has

no external discharge pipe and it is not

possible to install one. In order to use this

version of the hood, proceed as follows:

— Turn lever G to setting "F" (Fig.2).

— If no filter is supplied with the hood, ask

the technical assistance service or

manufacturing company for one and

specify the hood model.

— To install the filter, insert it so that point E

matches up with arrow D (Fig.2) and turn

the arrow clockwise until it locks.

When installed. the hood must be not less

than 65 cm. above electric burners or 75 cm.

above gas or mixed-fuel burners.

In the vented exhaust version the fumes

outlet duct must be 100 mm. or 120 mm in

diameter according to the coupling ring

supplied. In the horizontal runs the duct

must be slightly slanted (about 10°) and

directed upwards to vent the air easily from

the room to the outside.

Before completing any connection, make

sure the house voltage corresponds with the

voltage indicated on the label affixed inside

The hood is supplied with a standard plug;

connect it to a correspondingly standard

socket. In the case is intended to connect the

appliance permanently to the mains after

having removed the plug supplied, must be

fitted a two-pole switch conforming to

regulations with an opening distance

between contacts of not less than 3mm

The manufacturers are not liable for any

problems caused by the user’s failure to

observe the above instructions.

Fastening the removable drawer

Fasten the removable drawer N using the six

2.9x16 screws U supplied in the accessory

Remove the door to simplify this operation.

Fastening the hood to the wall

Make a hole in the bottom of the cupboard as

shown in Fig.6 (do not consider the thickness

of the wooden panel).

In vented exhaust hoods, make a Ø115mm

hole (with pipes of Ø 100mm) or 135 mm

hole (with pipes of Ø 120mm), both on the

bottom and top of the cupboard for the

discharge pipe. From inside the cupboard,

insert the four 4,2x35 screws M supplied in

the accessory kit (Fig.7) and screw them to

the top of the hood.

If the cupboard is deeper than the hood ,

insert spacer P and fix it with 2 screws to the

—Pull the grid slightly outwards and turn it

To remove the grid, slide it out from the right-

hand side until the grid is unhooked (Fig.2).

Removing the drawer-piece

— Push release button S and pull the front

panel door frontwards (release first by a

side, then by the other) (Fig. 1).

Fitting the removable drawer

— Fit the door snugly into guides R (Fig.3).

Two systems are available:

— External exhaust system

— Internal recycle system

External exhaust system

Air is expelled by a duct which must be

connected to coupling ring C (Fig.4).

Lever G is positioned on setting "A" (Fig.5).

If the hood is provided with carbon filter,

it must be removed (fig. 2).

Internal recycle system (filtering)

Air is filtered through a carbon filter and then

pumped back into the room through the front

grid. This version is used when the room has

no external discharge pipe and it is not

possible to install one. In order to use this

version of the hood, proceed as follows:

— Turn lever G to setting "F" (Fig.2).

— If no filter is supplied with the hood, ask

the technical assistance service or

manufacturing company for one and

specify the hood model.

— To install the filter, insert it so that point E

matches up with arrow D (Fig.2) and turn

the arrow clockwise until it locks.

When installed. the hood must be not less

than 65 cm. above electric burners or 75 cm.

above gas or mixed-fuel burners.

In the vented exhaust version the fumes

outlet duct must be 100 mm. or 120 mm in

diameter according to the coupling ring

supplied. In the horizontal runs the duct

must be slightly slanted (about 10°) and

directed upwards to vent the air easily from

the room to the outside.

Before completing any connection, make

sure the house voltage corresponds with the

voltage indicated on the label affixed inside

The hood is supplied with a standard plug;

connect it to a correspondingly standard

socket. In the case is intended to connect the

appliance permanently to the mains after

having removed the plug supplied, must be

fitted a two-pole switch conforming to

regulations with an opening distance

between contacts of not less than 3mm

The manufacturers are not liable for any

problems caused by the user’s failure to

observe the above instructions.

Fastening the removable drawer

Fasten the removable drawer N using the six

2.9x16 screws U supplied in the accessory

Remove the door to simplify this operation.

Fastening the hood to the wall

Make a hole in the bottom of the cupboard as

shown in Fig.6 (do not consider the thickness

of the wooden panel).

In vented exhaust hoods, make a Ø115mm

hole (with pipes of Ø 100mm) or 135 mm

hole (with pipes of Ø 120mm), both on the

bottom and top of the cupboard for the

discharge pipe. From inside the cupboard,

insert the four 4,2x35 screws M supplied in

the accessory kit (Fig.7) and screw them to

the top of the hood.

If the cupboard is deeper than the hood ,

insert spacer P and fix it with 2 screws to the

Before performing any maintenance

operation, disconnect the hood from the

The grease filter traps suspended grease

It is installed in the suction grid and is avail-

able in four different versions:

The synthetic filter (about 12-15 mm thick)

should be washed once a month during

normal use and should be replaced after 5 or

It should be washed in warm water and

biodegradable detergent.

Let it dry without wringing.

The thin synthetic filter (about 1 mm thick)

should be changed when the top colouring

appears at the bottom.

The thin synthetic filter (about 1 mm thick)

without saturation indicator should be

replaced after every two months of normal

The life of the metal filter is practically

unlimited and should be washed in the same

way as the synthetic filter once a month and

allowed to dry before being refitted.

To remove filter M, open the grid, open tabs

L and pull out the filter (Fig.5).

When cleaning the grease filter, wash the

grid too with warm water and biodegradable

This filter dissipates cooking odours.

It should be changed after every 4 months of

Ask the technical assistance service or

manufacturing company for a new one.

The carbon filter should never be washed.

To remove the filter, turn it anticlockwise

until it becomes unhooked and free.

To clean the outside of the hood use a cloth

moistened with denatured alcohol or neutral

Never use products containing abrasive.

The two 3,5x9,5 screws T are supplied in the

accessory kit. (See Fig.7).

The spacer is reversible to cover a gap of 1

— The hood is provided with several speeds.

For the best performance, we recommend

using the low speeds in normal conditions

and the high speeds in particular cases of

strong odour and vapour concentration.

—It is advisable to switch on the extractor

hood a few minutes before starting cooking

and then to leave it running for

approximately 15 minutes afterwards to

ensure that all odours are extracted.

—If the hood is run at the same time as a

burner or fireplace that depend on ambient

air (for example gas, Diesel, coal or wood

heaters, water heaters, etc.) be careful,

because the hood, when it exhausts the

air, removes the ambient air required by

the burner or fireplace for combustion.

—For secure operation and to prevent

discharged gas from coming back in, the

vacuum must not exceed 0,04 mbr.

This may be done by making sure the air

inlet into the room passes through non-

closing openings such as air recycling

wall boxes, doors, windows or with other

—Please, keep to the provisions of official

directives regarding the question of fume

—No food must be cooked flambé

underneath the hood.

The use of an unprotected flame is

dangerous for the filters and could cause

fires. Therefore, never use an open flame

under the hood. When frying foods, never

leave the pan alone because the cooking

—The hood cannot be connected to flues of

other appliances that run on energy

sources other than electricity.

—The manufacturers refuse to accept any

responsibility for damage to the hood or

its catching on fire because of failure to

observe the above instructions.

Wipe brushed stainless steel in the same

direction as the brushing to avoid scratching.

Failure to observe the rules for cleaning the

appliance and changing and cleaning the

filters may cause fires. Therefore, we

recommend observing these instructions.

—Disconnect the hood from the electricity.

—Always replace burnout bulbs with olive-

shaped max 40 Watt (E14) bulbs.

—Before calling for repair service because

the hood fails to light up, make sure the

bulbs are screwed in tightly.

—Disconnect the hood from the electricity.

—Always replace burnout bulbs with olive-

shaped max 40 Watt (E14) bulbs.

—Before calling for repair service because

the hood fails to light up, make sure the

bulbs are screwed in tightly.

This appliance meets 87/308 EWG radio

and television noise standards.

Before performing any maintenance

operation, disconnect the hood from the

The grease filter traps suspended grease

It is installed in the suction grid and is avail-

able in four different versions:

The synthetic filter (about 12-15 mm thick)

should be washed once a month during

normal use and should be replaced after 5 or

It should be washed in warm water and

biodegradable detergent.

Let it dry without wringing.

The thin synthetic filter (about 1 mm thick)

should be changed when the top colouring

appears at the bottom.

The thin synthetic filter (about 1 mm thick)

without saturation indicator should be

replaced after every two months of normal

The life of the metal filter is practically

unlimited and should be washed in the same

way as the synthetic filter once a month and

allowed to dry before being refitted.

To remove filter M, open the grid, open tabs

L and pull out the filter (Fig.5).

When cleaning the grease filter, wash the

grid too with warm water and biodegradable

This filter dissipates cooking odours.

It should be changed after every 4 months of

Ask the technical assistance service or

manufacturing company for a new one.

The carbon filter should never be washed.

To remove the filter, turn it anticlockwise

until it becomes unhooked and free.

To clean the outside of the hood use a cloth

moistened with denatured alcohol or neutral

Never use products containing abrasive.

The two 3,5x9,5 screws T are supplied in the

accessory kit. (See Fig.7).

The spacer is reversible to cover a gap of 1

— The hood is provided with several speeds.

For the best performance, we recommend

using the low speeds in normal conditions

and the high speeds in particular cases of

strong odour and vapour concentration.

—It is advisable to switch on the extractor

hood a few minutes before starting cooking

and then to leave it running for

approximately 15 minutes afterwards to

ensure that all odours are extracted.

—If the hood is run at the same time as a

burner or fireplace that depend on ambient

air (for example gas, Diesel, coal or wood

heaters, water heaters, etc.) be careful,

because the hood, when it exhausts the

air, removes the ambient air required by

the burner or fireplace for combustion.

—For secure operation and to prevent

discharged gas from coming back in, the

vacuum must not exceed 0,04 mbr.

This may be done by making sure the air

inlet into the room passes through non-

closing openings such as air recycling

wall boxes, doors, windows or with other

—Please, keep to the provisions of official

directives regarding the question of fume

—No food must be cooked flambé

underneath the hood.

The use of an unprotected flame is

dangerous for the filters and could cause

fires. Therefore, never use an open flame

under the hood. When frying foods, never

leave the pan alone because the cooking

—The hood cannot be connected to flues of

other appliances that run on energy

sources other than electricity.

—The manufacturers refuse to accept any

responsibility for damage to the hood or

its catching on fire because of failure to

observe the above instructions.

Wipe brushed stainless steel in the same

direction as the brushing to avoid scratching.

Failure to observe the rules for cleaning the

appliance and changing and cleaning the

filters may cause fires. Therefore, we

recommend observing these instructions.

—Disconnect the hood from the electricity.

—Always replace burnout bulbs with olive-

shaped max 40 Watt (E14) bulbs.

—Before calling for repair service because

the hood fails to light up, make sure the

bulbs are screwed in tightly.

—Disconnect the hood from the electricity.

—Always replace burnout bulbs with olive-

shaped max 40 Watt (E14) bulbs.

—Before calling for repair service because

the hood fails to light up, make sure the

bulbs are screwed in tightly.

This appliance meets 87/308 EWG radio

and television noise standards.

Instructions on mounting and use of the cooker hood

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