AB190RVS - Basket ETNA - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL AB190RVS ETNA

Safety	Description				4
	Introduction				4
	Extraction systems					5
Use	Controls				6
Maintenance	Cleaning				7
	Removing the grease filters	8
	Replacing the carbon filter	8
	Changing the light	bulbs
Installation	General				9
	Electrical connection					10
	Mounting the canopy hood	11
Appendice	Disposal of appliance and packaging	12

Description

A Switch on/off
B Fan position 1
C Fan position 2
D Fan position 3
E Lighting

Introduction

When you have read these instructions for use, you will quickly be aware of all the facilities the appliance can offer you. You can read about safety and how you should look after the appliance.

Keep the instructions for use and the installation instructions. Any later user of this appliance could benefit from them.

Please read the separate safety instructions prior to use.

Extraction systems

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

1. To a duct. 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. As a recirculation hood, the grease particles and the smell in the extracted vapours are filtered. The air that has been sucked in is not carried outside but recirculates in the kitchen. In this case you must have a carbon filter fitted.

Attention! The carbon filter needs to be ordered separately.

USE

Controls

Switch fan on/off.

1. Press the speed button 1, 2 or 3.
2. The extractor hood switches on in the corresponding position.
3. Press the off button (0).
   The fan will switch off.

Switch lighting on/off.

1. Press the lighting button (A).
   The lighting comes on.
2. Press the A button again.
   The lighting goes off.

Cleaning

Attention! Before performing any maintenance operation, isolate the hood from the electrical supply by switching off at the connector and removing the connector fuse. Or if the appliance has been connected through a plug and socket, then the plug must be removed from the socket.

The cooker hood should be cleaned regularly (at least with the same frequency with which you carry out maintenance of the fat filters) internally and externally. Do not use abrasive products. Do not use alcohol!

Attention! Failure to carry out the basic cleaning recommendations of the cooker hood and replacement of the filters may cause fire risks. Therefore, we recommend oserving 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 use aggressive cleaning agents such as soda. The cooker hood paintwork will stay looking nice if you wax it occasionally.

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 the filter saturation indication system – if envisaged on the model in possession – indicates this necessity) 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. The cleaning agents will make the aluminium filter turn dull, this is normal.

Grease filters

Removing the grease filters

Switch off the electricity! Remove the plug from the socket or switch the electricity off at the mains. Pull the grease filter towards you and tilt it downwards at the front.

Replacing the carbon filter

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

1. Remove the grease filters.
2. Attach the carbon filters to the motor.
3. Replace the filter grids in the extractor hood.

Note:

• Saturation of the activated charcoal will eventually occur after more or less prolonged use, depending on the type of cooking and how frequently the grease filter is cleaned.
• In all cases it is necessary to replace the cartridge at least every four months.
  DO NOT wash or reuse the carbon filter. Saturated carbon is not environmentally friendly, change the filter regularly.

Lighting

Please note! Disconnect the appliance from the mains by removing the plug from the socket before the changing the light.

Changing the light bulbs

1. Remove the grease filters
2. Replace the lamp with a new lamp of the same type.
3. Replace the grease filters.

Lamp	Power (W)	Socket	Voltage (V)	Dimension (mm)	ILCOS Code
	3 E14 220-2	40 102 x 35	DRBB/C-3-220-240		E14-35/102

General

This appliance should be connected to the power supply by a recognized fitter who is familiar with, and works according to the correct safety regulations. This appliance meets the European requirements.

Important that you know:

• The minimum distance between the supporting surface for the cooking vessels on the gashob and the lowest part of the range hood must be not less than 65~cm . For use with an electric, ceramic or induction hob, this distance must be at least 55~cm .
• If the cooker hood is to be fitted to an existing duct no other appliances, such as a geyser or heater, may be connected to that same duct.
• Consider local regulations with respect to the ventilation of gas appliances.
• The shorter the duct, and the fewer the bends in it, the better the cooker hood will work.
• Before you start drilling check that there are no installation cables present.
• The connecting pipe for the cooker hood has a diameter of 120 or 150mm . It is best also to use a flue pipe of the same diameter.
• The installation material supplied with this range hood is designed for fixing to reinforced concrete or masonry walls. For some types of walls you may need special plugs and screws.

Connection

Electric connection

The appliance has been manufactured as a class II, therefore no earth cable is necessary.

Make sure the supply voltage ratings correspond with those stated on the appliance data plate. The connection to the mains is carried out as follows:

BROWN = phase L

BLUE = phase N

This canopy hood has been provided with a power plug. When installing the hood, make sure that this plug remains accessible. We recommend installing the wall socket out of view, behind the chimney cover.

Attention:

If you want to make a fixed connection, ensure that a multi-pole switch with a distance between contacts of 3mm is installed in the supply cable.

max 90 cm

Mounting

• Mount the hood on the wall using the plugs and screws provided bracket (A). Check size specifications.

• Adjust the width of the brackets to the width of the upper chimney. Next, mount the bracket on the wall using the plugs and the screws (B). Take into account the distance between the brackets bracket and the ceiling (Check size specifications).

• Install the vent duct on the flange (C) and then onto the connecting surface of the exhaust grid.
• Put the plug in the wall socket.
• Slide the upper chimney into the lower chimney.
• Attach the lower chimney to the hood using the screws provided (D).
• Slide the upper chimney around the bracket and attach with the screws provided (E).

APPENDICE

Disposal

Disposal of appliance and packaging

By ensuring this product is disposed of correctly, you will help prevent potential negative consequences for the environment and human health, which could otherwise be caused by inappropriate waste handling of this product. The local authorities can provide you with the relevant information.

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

cardboard;
polythene foil (PE);
CFK-free polystyrene (PS-hard foam).

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

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

Segregated processing of household appliances avoids any negative effects on the environment and public health that might otherwise occur.

It enables the recovery of the materials used in the production of this appliance, thus realising considerable savings in terms of raw materials and energy.

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Declaration of conformity

We declare that our products meet the applicable European Directives, Decisions and Regulations and the requirements listed in the standards referenced.

726654/VER1/10-07-2018