HLC 9.B LSHE XHA - Basket HOTPOINT ARISTON - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL HLC 9.B LSHE XHA HOTPOINT ARISTON

• Attenzione! Le parti accessibili possono diventare molto calde se utilizzate con degli apparecchi di cottura. Warnings ! Keep this manual for reference. If you sell, transfer or move the unit to another location, make sure to keep the manual with the product. ! Read the instructions carefully - they contain important installation, user and safety information. ! Do not tamper with the electrical or mechanical equipment of the product or its exhaust ducts. General safety information

• The distance between the cookware support surface on top of the cooking appliance and the lowest part of the cooker hood must be at least: 65 cm if the hood is installed over a gas cooktop 55 cm if the hood is installed over an electric cooktop. If the installation instruction manual for the gas cooking appliance species a greater distance, this measurement should be taken into account.

• The cooker hood comes with anchor plugs which are suitable for use with most walls/ceilings. However, you must contact a qualied technician to check the suitability of the materials in relation to the type of wall/ ceiling, which must be strong enough to support the weight of the unit.

• Caution! Do not hook the unit up to its electrical power supply until the installation has been completed.11

• Before cleaning or servicing the unit, disconnect it from the mains by pulling the power plug or disconnecting the main circuit breaker.

• Always wear work gloves when installing and servicing the unit.

• It is not intended for use by children or persons with sensory or mental disability and lack of experience or familiarity, except under the supervision or instruction of a person responsible for their safety.

• Make sure children do not play with the unit.

• Never operate the unit without its grease lter installed!

• NEVER use the hood as a support, unless expressly instructed to do so.

• The room must be adequately ventilated if the hood is used at the same time with other equipment burning gas or other fuels.

• Extracted air must not be conveyed into a duct used for exhausting combustion fumes from gas or other fuel-fired equipment.

• Observe all regulations in relation to air extraction.

• NEVER cook food with an open ame under the hood; open flames will damage the lters and may cause res. Never do this.

• Always supervise frying to make sure the heated oil does not catch re.

• Strictly observe all local regulations in relation to the technical and safety measures to be employed in fumes extraction.

• Clean the product frequently, inside and out (AT LEAST ONCE A MONTH, and in observance of the maintenance instruction given in this manual).

• Failure to observe the hood cleaning and lter cleaning/replacement instructions can result in res.

• Never use the hood without its bulbs properly installed - electrocution hazard.

• The manufacturer is not liable for any inconvenience, damage or re caused by the unit as a result of failure to observe the instructions given in this manual.

• The type of problem encountered.

• The appliance model (Mod.).

• “Low voltage” Directive 2006/95/EC (12-12-2006)

• “EMC” Directive 2004/108/EC (15-12-2004)

Installation The installation procedure is illustrated in the rst pages of this manual. The installation must be done by a qualied technician. Electrical hook up The mains voltage must match that given on the ratings label inside the hood itself. If the hood has a power plug, connect the hood to an easily accessible regulatory power socket. If it does not (direct connection to the mains), or the socket is not easily accessible, install a two-pole regulatory switch to enable total disconnection from the mains in case of category III overvoltage, as required by the installation regulations. Caution! Always check that the mains cable is hooked up properly and check that it operates correctly before reconnecting the hood to the mains. Air exhaust (for ducted units) Connect the hood to a duct and wall exhaust hole of a diameter equal to that of the air outlet ange. Using a smaller diameter tube and exhaust hole reduces the extraction capacity of the hood and also increases its running noise. The manufacturer is not liable for any consequences of doing so. ! Use the shortest duct required to achieve the purpose. ! Use a duct with as few bends as possible ! Avoid suddenly changing the diameter of the duct. ! The duct must have as smooth an inner surface as possible. ! The duct must be made of regulatory material. ! Do not connect the hood to ues carrying combustion fumes from other equipment (boilers, CHIMNEY-LUCEs, stoves, etc.). ! Observe the instructions of the competent authorities in relation to the air exhaust. The air being exhausted may not be exhausted into a wall cavity unless the cavity in question is specically intended for this purpose. ! Equip the room with air intakes to prevent the hood creating suction pressure in the interior (this must not exceed 0.04 mbar). ! The manufacturer is not liable for any consequences of failure to observe these instructions. Filter or ducted? ! Your hood is supplied as a ducted unit. If you wish to use it as a lter unit, you must install the proper ACCESSORY KIT. Note: If supplied with the hood, the accessory active charcoal lter unit may already be installed. Instructions for transforming the hood from the ducted to the lter version are given in this manual (see “Filter version”). Ducted version The hood puries the air and expels it outdoors via an exhaust duct (dia. 150mm) connected to its outlet ange. The diameter of the exhaust tube must be equal to that of the outlet ange. Caution! The exhaust duct is not supplied and must be purchased separately. When routed horizontally, the tube must be angled slightly upwards (around 10°) to enable the air to be conveyed outdoors more easily. If the hood is tted with charcoal lters, they must rst be removed. Filter version The hood puries the air and returns it to the room. This version of the hood requires installation of an accessory active charcoal lter unit. This version requires an air deector, a reduction adapter and the charcoal lter/s. The top tube must have its air outlet slots uppermost. Technical data ModelHeight (cm) Width (cm) Depth (cm) dia. of exhaust tube (cm) CHIMNEY-LUCE 60cm 61-82 59.8 50 15/12CHIMNEY-LUCE 90cm 61-82 89.9 50 15/12Model code Bulb (V) Bulb draw (W) Total draw (W)HLC 9.B LSHE X/HA Led 2 x 3 126 HLC 9.5S AT X/HA Halogen 2 x 20 185 HLC 9.8 ASH X/HAHLC 6.8 AT X/HAHalogen 2 x 20 290Power Voltage Cap Dimensions Halogen 25 W 2 x 25 W 230 V G9 L40xØ14 Halogen 20 W 2 x 20 W 12 V G4 L30xØ10 LED *Risk Group 1 according to Standard EN 62471 The hoods are conforming to the following EC Directives:

• “Low voltage” Directive 2006/95/EC (12-12-2006)

• “EMC” Directive 2004/108/EC (15-12-2004)

CHIMNEY-LUCE controls Models with Touch control glass (basic) HLC 9.5S AT X/HA - HLC 6.8 AT X/HA T1 T2 T3 T4 T5 T6 T7 T8 T1 motor ON/OFFWhen the button is pressed with the hood off, the rst speed is set. When the button is pressed during operation, the hood switches OFF.T2 Speed 1When the button is pressed the hood switches from the previous status to speed 1.T3 Speed 2When the button is pressed the hood switches from the previous status to speed 2.T4 Speed 3When the button is pressed the hood switches from the previous status to speed 3.T5 BoosterWhen the button is pressed the hood switches from the previous status to intense speed. The setting is limited by time; when the time elapses the hood goes back to the speed set previously; when a speed button is pressed (T2, T3 or T4), the selected speed is set as you leave the booster mode.T7 Antigrease and odour lter signal The antigrease (A) and odour (B) lters need cleaning/ replacing after a certain number of hours of use (the latter for ltering hoods only).The time for cleaning/replacement is signalled by the ashing of the coloured LED associated to the lter (white for antigrease lters, red for odour lter).The LED is turned off by pressing the T7 button after cleaning/replacing the lters.T8 lights ON/OFFIt turns the work lights of the hood on and off.Hood congurationThe conguration menu is accessed with the product off by pressing T5 and T6 for 6 seconds. T7 turns on at this point to indicate the type of installation through two colours of the LED: white for extractor installation (default), red for ltering installation. The installation type can be changed by pressing T7 cyclically with the consequent alternation of the LED colours.Hood offThe hood can be turned off manually by pressing the T1 button (ON/OFF). If the timer is set, the hood turns off automatically when the set time runs out. Models with Touch control glass + display (medium) (Only available in certain models) T1 T2 T3 T4 T5 T6 T1 motor ON/OFFWhen the button is pressed with the hood off, the rst speed is set. When the button is pressed during operation, the hood switches OFF.T2 Speed –When the button is pressed the hood switches to the previous speed. T3 Speed +If the hood is set to speed 3, the intensive speed activates when this button is pressed The setting is limited by time; when it elapses the hood goes back to the speed set previously.T4 Timer “–”Set a time to turn OFF the hood with the timer; if the timer is set and the speed is subsequently changed by pressing T2, T3 or T4, the timer is deactivated.Press T4 to decrease the timer by 5 minutes.T5 Timer “+”When the button is pressed for the rst time, the timer is set to 5 minutes; this value is increased by 5 additional minutes every time the button is pressed after that.T6 lights ON/OFFIt turns the work lights of the hood on and off D1I1 D2 I5 I2 I4 D1: DGT SpeedD2: Assembly of 2 DGT TimeI1: Grease Filter Indicator I2: Carbon Filter Indicator I4: Menu IndicatorI5: Timer IndicatorT6 Timer By pressing T6 once, a timer setting can be associated to each speed V) [v1 – 30 min, v2 – 20 min, v3 – 10 min] , after which the hood turns OFF automatically. The timer can be set for manual speeds only and not for the booster.GB

Antigrease and odour lter signal The antigrease (A) and/or odour (B) lters need cleaning/ replacing after a certain number of hours of use (the latter for ltering hoods only). The indicator light I1 on indicates that the antigrease lter is saturated, while the indicator light I2 on indicates that the odour lter is saturated (for hoods in ltering mode only). Press T5 + T4 for 3 seconds with the hood on to reset the counter. Hood type setting The hood can be set to the ventilation (default) or ltering mode. To change the setting proceed as follows:

• with the hood OFF, the menu is accessed by pressing the T4 e T5 buttons for a prolonged time; this is signalled by a sound emitted by the hood and by the I4 icon lighting up and the writing C1-0 appearing on the display;

• use the buttons T4 and T5 to go through the menu. Use T4 to go through the various menu items (C1, C2, C3, C4, etc) and T5 to select them (0, 1 or 0, 1, 2);

• to set the hood type, access the menu, select the item C6 with T4 and set the value 0 with T5 to set the hood on ventilation mode or 1 for the ltering mode. Press T1 at the end. Hood off The hood can be turned off manually by pressing the T1 button (ON/OFF). If the hood stays on in manual mode, it turns off automatically after a certain “safety” time. If the timer is set, the hood turns off automatically when the set time runs out. Models with Touch control glass + display (high) HLC 9.8 ASH X/HA - HLC 9.B LSHE X/HA T1 T2 T3 T4 T5 T6 T7 T8 T1 motor ON/OFF When the button is pressed with the hood off, the rst speed is set. When the button is pressed during operation, the hood switches OFF. T2 Speed – When the button is pressed the hood switches to the previous speed. T3 Speed + When the button is pressed the hood switches to the next speed. If the hood is off, speed 1 is set when pressing this button. T4 Booster When the button is pressed, the hood switches from the previous status to the intensive speed; the letter “b” will ash slowly on the display. The setting has a limited timeframe; when the time elapses the hood goes back to the speed set previously; when a speed button is pressed (T2, T3 or T4), the selected speed is set as you leave the booster mode. T5 AUTO Press the T5 button to activate the automatic mode, which turns the hood on based on the steam level detected. While in normal operation the sensor regulates the motor speed within the admitted values (0,1,2,3 or booster). The hood switches from automatic to manual mode when the Booster or Speed button is pressed. The sensor needs calibrating before use; for more information please refer to paragraph “Calibration procedure” T6 Timer “–” With the timer, a time can be set, after which the hood turns OFF; if the timer is set and the speed is subsequently changed by pressing T2, T3 or T4, the timer is deactivated. Press the T6 button to decrease the previously set value by 5 minutes. T7 Timer “+” When the button is pressed for the rst time, the timer is set to 5 minutes; this value is increased by 5 additional minutes every time the button is pressed after that. T8 lights ON/OFF It turns the work lights of the hood on and off. D1I1 D2 I5 I2 I4 D1: DGT Speed D2: Assembly of 2 DGT Time I1: Grease Filter Indicator I2: Carbon Filter Indicator I4: Menu Indicator I5: Timer Indicator Antigrease and odour lter signal The antigrease (A) and odour (B) lters need cleaning/ replacing after a certain number of hours of use (the latter for ltering hoods only). The indicator light I1 on indicates that the grease lter is saturated, while the indicator light I2 on indicates that the odour/carbon lter is saturated (for hoods in ltering mode only). Press T5 + T6 for 3 seconds with the hood on to reset the counter. Automatic sensor calibration procedure - Calibration: the calibration procedure must be carried out in a clean environment to be effective; therefore, the hob must be off during the calibration. During the calibration procedure the AUTO button is on and the AUTO writing ashes on the display. The sensor calibration may be automatic or manual (“upon request”). In both cases the calibration lasts:

• about 1 minute for gas hobs;

• about 13 minutes for induction and electric hobs. - Automatic calibration: occurs when the hood is power supplied or after selecting the plan from the conguration menu.32

- Manual calibration: (or upon request) is set in the conguration menu. This procedure is advised, and may be started, in case of malfunctioning of the sensor (which, for example, may occur in case of blackout while cooking or after a long time since the use). For the manual calibration, proceed with the steps below:

• with the hood OFF or in standby, the menu is accessed by pressing the T6 and T7 buttons for a prolonged time; this is signalled by a sound emitted by the hood and by the I4 icon lighting up and the writing C1-0 appearing on the display;

• use the buttons T6 and T7 to go through the menu. Use T6 to go through the various menu items (C1, C2, C3, C4, etc) and T7 to select them (0, 1 or 0, 1, 2);

• for the manual calibration, access the menu, select item C4 with T6 and set value 1 with T7. Then press T1 and wait for the time suggested for the calibration. Selecting the hob type: the type of hob (electric, induction, gas) present under the hood is select upon installation. A complete automatic calibration procedure is carried out immediately after selecting the hob. Important: do not force the calibration “upon request” after selecting the hob as this activates automatically. To select the hob, proceed as follows:

• with the hood OFF or in standby, the menu is accessed by pressing the T6 and T7 buttons for a prolonged time; this is signalled by a sound emitted by the hood and by the I4 icon lighting up and the writing C1-0 appearing on the display;

• use the buttons T6 and T7 to go through the menu. Use T6 to go through the various menu items (C1, C2, C3, C4, etc) and T7 to select them (0, 1 or 0, 1, 2);

• to select the hob, access the menu, select item C3 with T6 and set the value with T7 to 0 if you have a gas hob, 1 if you have a radiant hob and 2 if you have an induction hob. Press T1 to leave the menu mode and wait the time needed for the sensor calibration. Hood type setting The hood can be set in the ventilation (default) and ltering operating mode. To change the type proceed as follows:

• with the hood OFF or in standby, the menu is accessed by pressing the T4 and T5 buttons for a prolonged time; this is signalled by a sound emitted by the hood and by the I4 icon lighting up and the writing C1-0 appearing on the display;

• use the buttons T4 and T5 to go through the menu. Use T4 to go through the various menu items (C1, C2, C3, C4, etc) and T5 to select them (0, 1 or 0, 1, 2);

• to set the hood type, access the menu, select the item C6 with T4 and set the value 0 with T5 to set the hood on ventilation mode or 1 for the ltering mode. Then press T1. Hood off The hood can be turned off manually by pressing the T1 button (ON/OFF). If the hood stays on in manual mode, it turns off automatically after a certain “safety” time. If the timer is set, the hood turns off automatically when the set time runs out. The Automatic mode activates after 10 minutes from the sensor turning off the hood motor. Conguration table Regulation code Meaning Explanation C1 Grease lter timer It resets the grease lter timer C2 Odour lter timer It resets the odour lter timer C3 Hob type It changes the hob type for the AUTO sensor. It may be gas, electric or induction C4 Sensor calibration It calibrates the sensor. If item 1 is select, the sensor carried out the calibration the next time the hood is turned

C5 Audio levels If mute, no FB audio is emitted (not even when turning ON) C5 Hood type Ventilation/Filtering (Ventilation by default)

Reset to Factory default It resets the DGT menu values to default values (including installation) General notes If the display buttons become locked, unplug and plug in again the hood from the mains before contacting the Assistance Service. Maintenance and care Caution! Before cleaning or servicing the unit, disconnect it from the mains by pulling the power plug or disconnecting the main circuit breaker. First cleaning

• Remove the protective lm

• Clean with a damp sponge and a little neutral soap

• Rinse off with a damp cloth

• Dry with a soft cloth; if the hood is stainless steel, dry along the metal's grain Periodic cleaning The hood must be cleaned frequently (at least as often as you service the grease lter), inside and out. Use a damp cloth and a neutral liquid detergent with lukewarm water. Do not use abrasive or corrosive products.

Warning: Failure to observe the hood cleaning and lter

cleaning/replacement instructions can result in res. Follow the instructions carefully. The manufacturer is not liable for any damage to the motor or res caused by incorrect care or failure to follow the above instructions.GB

Servicing the grease lter (A) The grease lter retains the particles of grease produced during cooking; it must be cleaned at least once a month with a non-aggressive detergent, either by hand or with a low temperature, short dishwasher cycle.To extract the grease lter, pull the spring loaded handle. If washed in a dishwasher, the metal lter may change colour, but this does not affect its performance.Servicing the charcoal lter (B)The charcoal lter retains unpleasant cooking odours. The lter saturates after a variable time, depending on the type of cooking and how often the grease lter is cleaned. The cartridge must be replaced at least once every twenty months. This lter can NOT be washed or regenerated Disassembly: Remove the activated-carbon filter by pressing the two front levers which secure it to the hood. Assembly: Secure the activated-carbon lter rst in the back using the hood's metal tabs and then in the front by pressing the two levers.Replacing the bulbsDisconnect the unit from the mains and remove the grease lter.Caution! Make sure the bulbs are cool before touching them.1. Extract the guard by prising it out with a small at head screwdriver or something similar.2. Replace the faulty bulb. Use only bulbs of the same type (for details, see the technical data in the following manual).3. Ret the guard (push it in).Replacing the lights LED The hood is tted with a lighting system based on LED technology. The LEDs ensure optimal lighting, longer life and lower consumption compared with traditional lights. To replace them please contact the assistance service.Electrical cableIf the power cable is damaged, it can be replaced by the manufacturer or his technical service, to prevent any attendant risks.SCRAPPINGThe unit is marked for conformity with European Directive 2012/19/EC, Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE). By ensuring that the unit is scrapped properly, the user contributes to safeguarding the environment and public health. The symbol on the product or on its accompanying documents indicates that the product may not be treated as domestic waste but must be handed over to a sorting centre for electrical and electronic waste. Dispose of it in accordance with local waste disposal regulations. For further information on the handling, recovery and recycling of this product, contact the local authority, domestic waste disposal service or the reseller from whom you purchased it Troubleshooting If something does not work, make the following simple checks before contacting Technical Service:If the hood does not operate:Check that:• the unit is powered up.• a speed has been set.If the hood is not working effectively:Check that:• the selected motor speed is sufcient to handle the amount of smoke and steam being produced.• the kitchen is adequately ventilated for the unit to take air in.• the charcoal lter is not exhausted (lter version).If the hood turns off during normal operation:Check that:• the unit is powered up.• the circuit breaker has not tripped.In case of faulty operation, before contacting Technical service, rst disconnect the machine from the mains for at least 5 seconds by pulling its plug, then reconnect it. If the fault persist, contact Technical Service.

• “Low voltage” Directive 2006/95/EC (12-12-2006)

• “EMC” Directive 2004/108/EC (15-12-2004)

• “Low voltage” Directive 2006/95/EC (12-12-2006)

• “EMC” Directive 2004/108/EC (15-12-2004)

• “Low voltage” Directive 2006/95/EC (12-12-2006)

• “EMC” Directive 2004/108/EC (15-12-2004)