DSG880ANT - Basket Pelgrim - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL DSG880ANT Pelgrim

Instructions for use

Cooker hood

NL Handleiding NL 3 - NL 15

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Cleaning the filters 6

Maintenance

Cleaning 7

Grease filters 8

Carbon filters 8

Light 10

Installation

General 11

Connection 12

Assembly 13

Annex

Disposal 15

Introduction

Read through this user manual for quick information about all the options available to you with this appliance. It gives safety information and instructions for maintaining the appliance.

Keep the user manual and the installation instructions. They will be useful to any subsequent user of this appliance.

Read the separate safety instructions before using the appliance.

Description

A B C D F GE

A Light On/Off key
B On/Off key
C Speed keys (speed 1 to 8)
D Intensive speed key 1
E Intensive speed key 2
F Grease filter saturation indicator/key
G Carbon filter saturation indicator/key

Exhaust systems

The cooker hood can, depending on the model, be connected in one of two ways:

1. As a cooker hood connected to an exhaust duct. The cooking fumes are drawn into the cooking hood, filtered, and exhausted outdoors. This is the best way!
2. As a recirculation cooker hood. The cooking fumes are drawn into the cooking hood and the grease droplets and odours are filtered out. The filtered air is not exhausted outdoors, but is returned to the kitchen. You then need to fit carbon filters.

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Note! Carbon filters must be ordered separately.

Operation

Switching the fan On and Off

1. Switch the fan on by touching the On/Off key.
2. Select the required extractor speed by touching the speed keys or one of the Intensive speed keys.
3. Intensive speed 1 will automatically switch to setting 8 after 8 minutes.
4. Intensive speed 2 will automatically switch to setting 8 after 7 minutes.
5. Switch the fan Off by touching the On/Off key.

Switching the lighting on and off

1. Touch the light key.
   The light turns On.
2. Touch the light key again.
   The light turns Off.

Cleaning the filters

After 4 hours of not operating the cooker hood will switch itself Off automatically.

Saturated grease filters

When starting extraction the grease filter saturation indicator light up for 5 seconds in a colour that indicates the level of filter saturation:

• Green: 0-75% saturation
• Oranje: 76-99% saturation
• Red: Grease filter has to be cleaned

Saturated carbon filters

When starting extraction the carbon filter saturation indicator light up for 5 seconds in a colour that indicates the level of filter saturation:

• Green: 0-75% saturation
• Oranje: 76-99% saturation
- Red: Carbon filter has to be cleaned or replaced

After cleaning or replacing the filter touch the saturation indicator keys to reset the memory.

Do not reset the memory until the maintenance work on the filters has been completed.

Cleaning

Attention! Before carrying out maintenance work, always disconnect the cooker hood from the power supply by pulling out the plug or switching off the power at the fuse box. The hood must be cleaned regularly, both inside as well as outside (with at least the same regularity as used for cleaning the grease filters). Do not use any products that contain abrasive materials. Do not clean with alcohol!

Attention! If you do not follow these instructions with regards to the cleaning of the appliance and the cleaning or replacement of the filters, this can lead to fire. It is essential to follow these instructions!

The manufacturer is not liable for damage to the motor or damage as a result of fire that is due to improper servicing or not following the above safety requirements.

Cooker hood

Clean the cooker hood with soapy water and a soft cloth. Then treat with clean water. Do not use any aggressive cleaning agents such as soda. The lacquer of the cooker hood will remain in good condition if you rub the lacquer with wax once in a while.

Stainless steel hoods

Do not use scouring sponges or other abrasives on stainless steel hoods. Finish with a non-abrasive, non-polishing agent and scrub in the direction of the brushing of the stainless steel.

Metal grease filters

Metal filters need to be cleaned once per month (or when indicated by the filter cleaning indicator if present on the model) with neutral cleaning agents, by hand or in the dishwasher at low temperatures using a short programme. Place the grease filters in the dishwasher with the openings facing down so that water can run out. Aluminium grease filters will become dull from the cleaning agents in the dishwasher. This is normal and does not affect the functioning of the filters.

MAINTENANCE

Grease filters

Carbon filters

Removing the grease filters

1. Remove the filters one by one by pulling on their release handles.

Replacing the carbon filters

Use carbon filters when the cooker hood is not connected to an exhaust duct.

Important:

The odor filter is clamped on top of the grease filter. Prevent the odor filter from falling on your hob by supporting it when installing and removing the filters.

1. Remove the grease filters.
2. Fit the carbon filters in the cooker hood.
3. Fit the grease filters.

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MAINTENANCE

The regenerable active carbon filters can be washed by hand or in the dishwasher at a maximum temperature of 65^ C. The washing cycle must be done without other dishes and without dishwasher detergent. Do not use any cleaning agents!

Remove excess water. Be careful to avoid damaging the filter. Place the filter in the oven to dry for at least 1 hour at a maximum temperature of 80^ . After up to 3 years (or if the filtres are damaged), the filters will need to be replaced. It is important that the grease filters and the regenerable active carbon filters are properly dried before installation.

The functioning:

• More noise is produced when carbon filters are used than when the cooker hood is used with an exhaust vent.
• Carbon filters function optimally at a lower motor speed. For this reason, avoid the boost function.

Lighting

• The cooker hood is fitted with LED lighting.
- LED lamps guarantee you optimum lighting, a service life of up to 10 times longer than conventional lamps and energy savings of as much as 90%.

Contact the technical department when LED lighting needs to be replaced.

General

This appliance must be connected to the power supply by a recognized installer who is familiar with and works in accordance with the applicable safety regulations. This appliance conforms to the European directives.

Important information:

• The lowest part of the cooker hood must be at least 65 cm above a gas hob. The lowest part of the cooker hood must be at least 55 cm above an electric, ceramic or induction hob.
• The cooker hood may only be connected to an existing exhaust duct to which no other appliances are connected (such as a geyser or heater).
• Gas appliances must be vented in accordance with the local regulations.
• The cooker hood works best when connected to an exhaust duct that is as short and as straight as possible.
• Before drilling any holes, always check to make sure that there are no wires in the area.
• The hood's connection pipe has a diameter of 120 or 150mm . The exhaust duct should preferably be of the same diameter.
• The installation materials supplied with this cooker hood are suitable for reinforced concrete and masonry walls. You will need special plugs and screws to fasten the appliance to some other types of wall.

Connection

Electrical connections

This appliance is a Class I appliance and must be earthed.

Check to make sure that the voltage specified on the type plate matches the mains voltage. The appliance must be connected to the mains as follows:

$$ B R O W N = L (\text { live }) $$

$$ B L U E = N (\text { neutral }) $$

$$ \text { GREEN / YELLOW } = \text { Earth } $$

This cooker hood is fitted with a plug. Install the cooker hood so that the plug is accessible. It is preferable to fit the wall socket out of sight, behind the chimney cover.

Note: When you make a fixed connection to the mains you must make sure that the live wire is connected to an omnipolar switch with a break contact distance of at least 3 mm.

Max. 125 cm

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Disposal

Disposal of packaging and appliance

Sustainable materials were used in the manufacture of this appliance. At the end of its life cycle, this appliance must be disposed of in a responsible manner. You can obtain more information from the authorities.

The packaging of the appliance is recyclable. The following materials may have been used:

• cardboard;
  • polyethylene foil (PE);
  • CFC-free polystyrene (PS hard foam).

Dispose of these materials in a responsible manner and in accordance with governmental provisions.

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To designate the requirement of sorted processing of electrical household equipment, the symbol of a crossed-out waste container is displayed on the product. This means that at the end of its life span, the appliance may not be added to the regular household waste. The appliance must be brought to a special municipal centre for sorted waste collection or to a dealer that provides this service.

The separate processing of a household appliance prevents possible negative consequences for the environment and health which exist due to inappropriate processing. Separate processing ensures that the materials of which the appliance is made can be recovered to obtain a considerable savings of energy and raw materials.

CE

Conformity declaration

We declare that our products comply with the applicable European Directives, Resolutions and Regulations, as well as all requirements specified in the standards to which reference is made.

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