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Dear customer, Thank you for choosing a GUTMANN extractor hood. Please carefully read the following information and explanations on the proper use of your new GUTMANN hood before using the appliance for the first time. Please also read our operating and installation instructions as well as the cleaning recommenda- tions to ensure that you enjoy many years of service from your appliance.en

Safety information These operating and installation instruc- tions contain important information that must be observed to ensure safe and reliable operation of the extractor hood. Please store them in a safe place for future reference. These operating in- structions refer to several versions of the appliance. They may contain de- scriptions of certain features not found on your model. The extractor hood must not be used by persons (incl. children) with impaired physical or mental capabilities or per- sons who lack experience and/or knowl- edge of how to use it. Children must be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the appliance. Intended use The extractor hood may only be used to extract kitchen vapours above the cook- ing appliances in private households. Any other use will be deemed to be im- proper. Improper use of the hood may pose a danger to persons and objects. The extractor hood must not be used as a shelf to store objects such as bottles, spice jars or other loose objects. Installation The appliance may only be installed and connected by an authorised technician observing all relevant regulations of the electric utility companies and the appli- cable building regulations. During instal- lation, observe the relevant instructions! Damaged appliances may not be put into operation. Defective parts must be replaced with genuine parts. Repairs should only be carried out by authorised technical staff. Danger of intoxication! If the extractor hood is operated in ex- traction mode at the same time as other room-air-dependent fire appliances (e.g. wood, gas, oil or coal-fired appliances) in the same room, lethal combustion gases may be directed back into the room due to the resulting negative pres- sure. For this reason, you must ensure a sufficient air supply at all times! The negative pressure in the room must not exceed 4 Pa (0.04mbar). Fire hazard! The extractor hood must never be oper- ated without the grease filter and must always be used under supervision. Fil- ters that are saturated with grease can pose a fire hazard! Keep the extractor hood under constant supervision when deep-frying! Remember to clean out the filters regularly. Flambéing under the extractor hood is not allowed! Gas appli- ances may only be used under the ex- tractor hood with saucepans placed over them! If you are using more than three gas rings at the same time, operate the extractor hood at power level "2" or higher. This prevents the build-up of heat in the appliance. Preparing for use The extractor hood model complies with the relevant safety regulations for kitchen appliances in private house- holds. The requirements regarding the installation location are described in the user documentation supplied with the appliance. If you have any doubts as to whether your intended installation loca- tion meets the requirements, please contact our service department. Dam- aged appliances may not be put into operation. Defective parts must be re- placed with genuine spare parts or parts specified by GUTMANN. Repairs should only be carried out by authorised techni- cal staff. Activated carbon filter For activated carbon filters fitted in GUTMANN extractor hoods (C Version), please read the separate operating in- structions provided! Transport, unpacking, installation Condensation may occur if the appli- ance is brought into the installation site from a cold environment. Please waiten

until the appliance has adjusted to the temperature and is completely dry be- fore operating it. The acclimatization period depends on the temperature dif- ference and the type and design of the appliance. However, it should be at least 12 hours. Connecting the power supply Check that the rated voltage indicated on the appliance matches the mains voltage in your area. Connection to the incorrect voltage will damage or destroy the appliance. Before switching on the appliance, check that all cables and lines are prop- erly fitted and undamaged. Make sure in particular that there are no kinks in the cables, that they are not pulled too tightly around corners and that no ob- jects are resting on them. Also make sure that all plug connections are se- curely inserted. Faulty shielding or wir- ing poses a health hazard (electric shock) and can destroy other appli- ances. Appliances with mains plugs are fitted with a safety-tested mains cable for the respective country of use and may only be connected to a correctly earthed safety socket. Otherwise, there is a risk of electric shock. Make sure that the socket on the appliance or the domestic safety socket is easily accessi- ble so that the mains cable can be un- plugged from the socket in an emer- gency or during servicing and mainte- nance work. Danger of electric shock! Do not clean the hood with a steam cleaner or water pressure cleaner. The hood must be disconnected from the power supply prior to cleaning. General method of operation The extractor hood has been especially developed for the extraction of cooking vapours in private households. The ris- ing cooking vapours are captured by the extractor hood and sucked out through an internal frame via internal metal fil- ters. The metal filters are held in the hood body by means of magnets. This type of extraction uses ultra-effective centralised internal extraction. The metal filters in these hood models are easily accessible from below and can be removed without the need for tools. The extraction capacity is controlled via the control panel. In addition to the lighting, which is sunk discreetly into the central panelling, the control panel also controls additional functions. The illumination of the hob is provided by several halogen spot lights.

Product description 1 Hood body 2 Tower 3 Control panel 4 Metal filters 5 Lighting (internal) The control panel consists of 7 buttons. Fan power The first four buttons control the fan power: Button "1" = low fan power Button "2" = medium fan power Button "3" = high fan power Button "Int" = Intensive setting Press any button to switch on the appli- ance. Press the backlit button to switchen

off the appliance. The intensive setting automatically switches back to high fan power after three minutes (setting 3). Automatic after-run Press the button with the clock symbol to activate the after-run time. The ex- tractor hood switches back from level 3 to level 1and runs for ~15 min. at this setting before switching off. Lighting Press the button with the lighting symbol to switch in the lighting. Press again to switch off the lighting. The lighting is dimmed by pressing and holding the button. Press and hold the button again to increase the brightness. The fan can switch itself on automatically after a long period of standalone operation of the lighting. This overheating protection function automatically switches the fan off again. Display grease filter cleaning If the grease filter display lights up (button on the right), the filter must be cleaned. After cleaning the filter, press and hold the right-hand button for at least five seconds. The indicator lamp goes out. The grease filter indicator is activated after max. 15 operating hours or every two weeks (even if no cooking takes place during this time). Cleaning and care Cleaning the surfaces Danger due to electric shock! Discon- nect the extractor hood from the power supply by pulling the plug out of the socket or by switching off the fuse. When cleaning, make sure that no water penetrates the device. Regular cleaning of the surface saves laborious removal of stubborn contamination. Only use conventional detergents or universal cleaning agents suitable for cleaning stainless steel/aluminium. Never use abrasive cleaning agents or steel wool. After cleaning the hood, treat the stainless steel surfaces with a stainless steel care product. Painted surfaces should only be cleaned using a mild detergent solution and a very soft cloth. Only use a soft damp cloth to clean the operating panel. On hoods fitted with a panel below the filter (edge extraction), grease deposits occur at the edge of the panel. These deposits occur for physical reasons and are not due to a malfunction of the hood. Please clean the panel underneath the filter regularly to prevent the formation of stubborn residues. Cleaning and care instructions When cleaning the grease filters, also remove any grease deposits from the accessible housing components. This will prevent a fire hazard and maintain an optimum range of functions. Use hot soapy water or a mild window cleaning agent to clean the hood. Do not scratch off baked-on deposits. Soften them us- ing a damp cloth. Do not use abrasive agents or scouring pads. Note: Do not use alcohol (spirits) on plastic surfaces, as dull spots may re- sult. Caution: Ventilate the kitchen suffi- ciently, no open flame. Only clean the operating panel with a soft damp cloth (mild detergent solu- tion). Do not use stainless steel cleaners for the sliding switch/pressure switch. Stainless steel surfaces: Use a mild and non-abrasive stainless steel cleaning agent. Do not clean stainless steel surfaces with abrasive scouring pads or with cleaning agents containing sand, soda, acid or chloride! Clean in direction of polish only. We recommend our stainless steel cleaner no. 461731. See the enclosed service booklet for the order address. Aluminium, varnished and plastic surfaces: Use a soft micro fibre cloth. Do not use dry cloths. Use a mild window-cleaning agent. Do not use aggressive cleaning agents or agents containing acid or lye! Do not use scouring agents.en

Metal filter Removing the filters Fire hazard! The performance of the extractor hood is reduced by grease residues and the fire hazard increases. To prevent a fire hazard, you must clean the filters regularly. The grease filters must be cleaned at the least once a fortnight. To do this, grip the metal filter with both hands at the top and bottom and pull forward until the magnet con- tact releases. You can now remove the metal filter. Installation in reverse order. Cleaning the filters The stainless steel filter is best cleaned in the dishwasher or with a mild dish- washing agent. The manufacturer ac- cepts no liability whatsoever for any discolouration caused by the use of ag- gressive dishwashing agents. Tempera- tures exceeding 55 degrees Celsius must be avoided. Caution: Do not use three-phase cleaning agents or clean the filter in a commercial dishwasher. Cleaning with aggressive agents such as petrol, acetone, trichlorethylene, etc. will destroy the filters! Refit the metal filters after cleaning. Activated carbon filter The C version model offering the recir- culation mode contains an activated carbon filter in the tower. Please refer to the separate instructions entitled "Activated Carbon"! Exchange of the lighting Please cut the connection between the extractor hood and the power supply system! The lighting remains hot for some time. Please wait therefore for some time till the lighting has cooled off. For the exchange of the lighting at first please take the retaining ring (c) out of the extractor hood with a screwdriver. Afterwards solve the plug of the light bulb (a) and separate it from the fixture. Therefore the feather ring (b) must be crushed and be removed upwards. The installation of the new lighting is made in reverse order.

Faults Please contact our service department immediately, if: - If the extractor hood creates unusual noises and you are unable to detect any faults after checking the extraction air line - If you discover, for example, by hear- ing strange noises, that the motor is faulty or defective - the switches are not working properly. Please remember to indicate your ex- tractor hood model and the correspond- ing serial number. This information can be found on the type plate. This plate is located inside the hood near the filters.en

Disposal Packaging The packaging for the extractor hood is recyclable. Cardboard and polyethylene film (PE) are used as packaging materi- als. These materials must be disposed of in an environmentally compatible manner in accordance with local regula- tions. Extractor hood Your local authority will also be happy to advise you on the environmentally sound disposal of old household appli- ances. Environmental information

All models manufactured by GUTMANN are identified in accordance with Euro- pean Directive 2002/96/EC on waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE). This directive specifies the framework for the EU-wide return and disposal of used appliances. Please ask your dealer for information about current disposal methods. We reserve the right to make technical changes. Technical data Connection mains: 230 V / 50 Hz, max. 500 Watt Lighting: Halogen cold light 12V 28Wattes