BOX900 INOX N - Basket Soler & Palau - Free user manual and instructions

Brand	Soler & Palau
Model	BOX900 INOX N
Product type	Built-in hood
Estimated width	90 cm
Minimum distance to cooking surface	650 mm
Diameter of exhaust duct	150 mm
Operating modes	Extraction or recirculation
Number of speeds	3 (low, medium, high)
Control type	Push buttons
Lighting	Halogen lamp MAX 20W G4 12V
Grease filters	Metallic, washable every 2 months
Charcoal filters	Not supplied, replace every 4 months
Power supply	230 V ~ 50 Hz (estimated)
Double insulation	Yes, no grounding needed
Installation	By a qualified professional
Maintenance	Regularly clean surfaces and filters

Frequently Asked Questions - BOX900 INOX N Soler & Palau

How to install the BOX900 INOX N hood?

The installation must be carried out by a qualified professional. Fix the hood centered above the cooking surface at a minimum distance of 650 mm. Use screws and plugs suitable for the wall. Follow the assembly steps in the manual, especially for electrical connection and installation of the telescopic chimney.

How to connect the hood in extraction mode?

Connect the blower flange to the external outlet using a duct of diameter 150 mm. Use adhesive tape to prevent air leaks. Ensure the exhaust duct is clean and unobstructed.

How to use the hood in recirculation mode?

If external evacuation is not available, install two charcoal filters (optional accessories). Mount them as indicated in the manual, then attach the plastic deflector to direct the filtered air back into the room.

What are the extraction speed settings?

The hood has 3 speeds: low (C), medium (D), and high (E) via push buttons. Use low speed for gentle cooking, high for strong odors. Run the hood before cooking and leave it on for 15 minutes after.

How to maintain the grease filters?

Clean the metal filters at least every 2 months. Remove them (fig.4), wash with a solution of water and mild detergent, rinse thoroughly with warm water, and let dry. They are also dishwasher safe.

When to replace the charcoal filters?

Charcoal filters are not washable. Replace them at most every 4 months, or more often if the hood is heavily used. Saturation depends on usage and grease filter cleaning.

How to change the hood bulb?

First unplug the hood. Carefully remove the glass disc with a screwdriver. Replace the lamp with one of the same type: MAX 20W G4 12V. Do not touch the bulb after prolonged use.

Is the hood safe for use with gas hobs?

Yes, but follow the guidelines: do not connect the hood to the same duct as burnt gases, ensure fresh air intake in the room, and do not flambé food under the hood. Monitor frying to prevent oil ignition.

What to do if the hood does not work properly?

First check the power supply and connection. Ensure filters are not clogged. If the problem persists, contact your distributor or an authorized technical service. Any unauthorized intervention voids the warranty.

What accessories are available for this hood?

Accessories include charcoal filters (for recirculation mode) and possibly a duct kit. Check compatibility with your dealer. The hood is supplied with metal grease filters.

USER MANUAL BOX900 INOX N Soler & Palau

BOX-600/700/900 INOX N ONDA CRISTAL-600/700/900 N

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Modern kitchen air conditioner unit with a metallic chimney and curved base (no text or symbols visible)

Installation manual and operating instructions

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Technical diagram showing a mechanical assembly with labeled parts B and C, including a tool interacting with a circular component.

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GENERALIDADES

Thank you for purchasing this cooker hood. You have purchased a high-quality product manufactured in full compliance with applicable safety regulations and EU standards.

Please read this instruction book carefully, as it contains important information for your safety during the installation, use and maintenance of this product. Keep it at hand for future reference.

Please check that the appliance is in perfect condition when you unpack it, as all factory defects are covered by the S&P guarantee.

This cooker hood has been designed as:

.- Extractor version – Fig.1B

(to exhaust stale air to outside)

.- Filter version – Fig.1A carbon filters)

(recycling from indoor air through active

INSTRUCTIONS

1.- SAFETY AND INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

• Do not connect the outlet of the hood to a duct where air is circulating or is used for evacuating fumes from devices powered by non/electric energy.
• If the hood and a burner/boiler/stove/oven, etc. are in operation simultaneously in the same room and the correct combustion of the latter appliances depends on ambient air, for safe operation, we recommend ventilating the room sufficiently to ensure that there is an adequate supply of fresh air from outside. This is necessary, as the hood exhausts ambient air that these devices need for correct combustion.
• For exhausting waste air to the outside, follow regulations in the country where it is being installed.
• Make sure that the exhaust duct is clean and unobstructed.
• For optimum efficiency of the hood, use an extract duct (as short as possible), avoiding angles. If a flexible conduit is fitted, stretch it out as much as possible.
• If it uses a connecting tube comprised of two or more parts, the upper part must be external to the bottom.
• Do not try to manipulate the filters when the hood is in operation.
• Do not touch the lamps if the appliance has been in operation for a long time.
• It is forbidden to cook food with open flames under the hood.
• Avoid open flames, as they are harmful for the filters and can cause fires.

• Keep hot oil under control at all times to avoid it catching light.

• Although the appliance has a power switch, a single pole switch with a minimum gap of 3 mm between contacts and adequate for the total current must be fitted between the appliance and the mains, in compliance with national regulations.

• This appliance is not intended for use by persons (including children) with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities, or lack of experience and knowledge, unless they have been given supervision or instruction concerning use of the appliance by a person responsible for their safety. Children must be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the product.
• Children must be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the product.
• Before carrying out any maintenance or cleaning operations, always disconnect the hood from the mains.
• When replacing bulbs always use bulbs of the same type and power, never more powerful.
• If the cleaning operations are not done respecting the instructions indicated in « OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE », there is risk of fire.

THE MANUFACTURER WILL NOT BE HELD LIABLE FOR DAMAGES TO PEOPLE AND/OR PROPERTY DUE TO NON-COMPLIANCE WITH THESE WARNINGS.

2. INSTALLATION

The assembly and electrical connections should be carried out by a qualified technician.

2.1.- Electrical connection

The unit is of the double insulated connection, therefore does not require an earth connection.

• Make sure the mains voltage and frequency coincide with those on the characteristics plate on the hood and the remote extraction unit.
• The electrical connection must be carried out as follows:

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- Although this is a device with a switch, When installing the hood, it is advisable to fit it in such a manner that the mains plug is accessible by the user. (Fig.2)

- In case of direct connection to the mains, the installer has a connection card inside of connection box.

- The hood must be centred with respect to the cooking surface, at a minimum height of 650 mm.

• Use screws and plugs, but first make sure that they are correct for the type of wall where the hood is to be fitted.
  • Before setting Operations, remove the filter panels (Fig.4).
  • Drill 6 holes A-B-C of 6, shown in (Fig.3).
• Insert plugs and screws (Fig.3-A) without tightening completely, in such a manner that the hood can be supported from them.
  Then attach the Hood body to the wall using two internal screws. (Fig.3-C).
• Fix the decorative telescopic support (Fig.5-1). Make sure all screws are tight.

Extraction version:

- Using a joining pipe of diameter 150mm, connect output ring (Fig.5-3-A) and the discharge opening. Secure the connection joints, to avoid air leaks, with self adhesive tape.

Filter version:

• If your installation does not have a discharge opening to the outside, you will have to ask your supplier for active circular carbon filters, which are supplied as an accessory and are not included as standard equipment. For mount them, see (Fig.6).
• Fix in the wall the plastic bracket just below the decorative telescopic support (Fig.7). The two pins of the support position have to fit with the holes of the plastic derivation.
• You can easily cut the plastic shunt to fit well inside the top of the telescopic cover and the air outlets are properly aligned with the exhaust grill. (Fig.8).
• Using a joining pipe of diameter 150 mm, connect output ring and the plastic shunt. Secure the connection joints to avoid the air leaks, with self adhesive tape. (Fig.10).

2.3.- Fitting the decorative telescopic cover

• Turn the tab in the inside of the lower part of decorative telescope (Fig.5-2), this will facilitate the fitting.
• Fix the lower part of the decorative telescopic cover with hood body using inner screws (Fig.5-3B).
• Extend the top of the decorative telescopic cover and secure it to the upper support with the two supplied screws. (Fig.5-1).

2.4.- GLASS FITTING (Only for ONDA CRISTAL model)

- Carefully place the glass on the hood and attach to it by placing the 4 rubber pins (C) and 4 screws (D) shown in (Fig.11).

3.- USE

• It is advisable to start the appliance before cooking and leave it in operation for 15 minutes after finishing cooking.
• Symbols for controls - push button type (Fig.9).

A ..... Light ON / OFF
B ..... OFF
C ...... Slow extraction speed
D ...... Medium extraction speed
E ...... Fast extraction speed

4.- MAINTENANCE

IMPORTANT! Before carrying out any cleaning or maintenance operation, disconnect the hood from the electricity supply.

• Satisfactory operation of the hood depends on the frequency with which maintenance operations are carried out and especially frequency with which the greaseproof active carbon filters are changed.
• The metal filters are used to trap the grease particles that are suspended in the air, which can obstruct the filters over time, depending on how often the device is used. In any event, to avoid fire hazards, the filters should be cleaned at least every two months according to the following instructions:

- Remove the filters (Fig.4) from the hood and wash them with a solution of water and neutral liquid detergent and leave the dirt to soften.

.- Rinse with plenty of warm water and leave to dry.
.- The filters can also be washed in the dishwasher.

• After a few washes, you may find that the colour of the aluminium filter panels has been altered. This shall not give rise to claims for replacement of same.
• The active carbon filters are not washable and can not be reused; they must be replaced at least every four months. Saturation of the active carbon depends on the use made of the hood, the kind of cooking and how often the external grease-proof filter is cleaned.
• Clean grease remains frequently from the fan and all the surfaces, using a cloth moistened with ethyl alcohol or neutral, non-abrasive liquid detergents.
• To replace the halogen bulbs (Fig.12), carefully remove the inner ring with screwdriver. Remove the bulb in the direction indicated by the arrow and change it for one of the same kind and characteristics MAX 20W G4 12V.

ATTENTION : Do not touch the bulb after long period of the device operating.

5.- REMOVAL FROM SERVICE, DISPOSAL AND RECYCLING

EU regulations and our commitment to future generations oblige us to recycle used materials; please remember to dispose of all unwanted packaging materials at the appropriate recycling points, and to drop off obsolete equipment at the nearest waste management point.

6.- TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE

S&P's large Technical Service network will guarantee adequate technical assistance. If a fault is observed in the unit, please contact any of the mentioned technical service offices and they will attend to your problem.

Any modification of the appliance by personnel not belonging to the Official S&P Services will result in the guarantee being void.

S&P RESERVES THE RIGHT TO MODIFY THE PRODUCT WITHOUT PRIOR NOTIFICATION.

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