MXCDP2686 - Basket Mx Onda - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL MXCDP2686 Mx Onda

WARNING This unit operates with a voltage of 230 V, to avoid a possible electrical shock not try to open it. This equipment does not have part some that could be repaired by your, in the event of a wrong operation not manipulate it, and attend to an Official Technical Service MX ONDA. Waste electrical products must not be disposed of with household waste. This equipment should be taken to your local recycling centre for safe treatment. This product complies with European Directives RoHS (2011/65/UE), on the restriction of use of certain dangerous substances in electrical and electronic appliances. INTRODUCTION Congratulations on the purchase of your new MX ONDA decorative wall- mounted range hood, model MX-CDP2686. We recommend that you spend some time reading this Installation and User Manual to fully understand how to properly install and operate it. Before installing the hood, consult the installation section of this manual.

Among others, it incorporates the following features: Housing and chimney in stainless steel Touch-type controls with acoustic warning 3 extraction speeds Digital / analog speed indication LED lighting (2 x 1.5 W) 24-hour format digital clock Automatic disconnection programmer Motor power: 190 W Energy class: B Dynamic fluid efficiency class: A Lighting efficiency class: A Grease filtering efficiency class: D Sound level: ≤ 68 dB Extraction capacity: 700 m³ / h Aluminum filters with 5 filter levels Backflow valve Air outlet diameter: 150 mm3

BEFORE CONNECTING THE APPLIANCE

Your security is important for us. Please read all safety instructions carefully before using and installing the range hood and keep this user and installation manual for future reference. After removing the packaging, check that the appliance is not damaged. If in doubt do not install it and contact technical support staff. Keep packaging materials (bags, polystyrene pieces, etc.) out of the reach of children, as they are a potential source of danger. Check that the voltage of your electrical outlet is 220-240 V ~ 50 Hz and that it is grounded. The electrical safety of this appliance is guaranteed only if it is connected to a socket with an effective earth connection, as foreseen by the safety regulations in force. The manufacturer declines any responsibility for damages derived from the lack of grounding in the installation. When in doubt, consult a professional. This appliance must be connected to a circuit that incorporates an omnipolar isolation switch that provides a total disconnection from the electrical network. If the electrical connection is made with the mains plug and this is accessible after installation, it will not be necessary to install a circuit that incorporates an isolation switch. Before installing the extractor hood, consult the regulations and legal provisions regarding the current regulations on air and smoke evacuation in your area. To improve the evacuation and performance of the cooker hood, we recommend that the flexible tube be as short as possible and avoid right angles. The lower part of the hood must be at a minimum height of 65 cm from the hob. If a gas hob is to be used and a greater distance is indicated in its installation instructions, this distance must be respected.4 The hood exhaust pipe must not be connected to the smoke exhaust duct of appliances powered by gas or other fuel. Do not connect the exhaust pipe of the hood to the ventilation duct or hot air. To avoid damage to the cooker hood, use only the supplied screws. The manufacturer declines any responsibility for damages and injuries resulting from improper installation, incorrect or reckless use of the appliance.

Due to the suction of hot air and smoke from cooking, the hood and its accessible parts can become hot. This device can be used by children from 8 years and people with reduced physical, sensory or mental capacities or lack of experience and knowledge, if they have been given supervision or instructions on using the device safely and they understand the dangers involved, and provided they have the supervision of a person who is responsible for their safety. Children must not play with the appliance. Cleaning and maintenance must not be carried out by children. The kitchen must have adequate ventilation if the extractor hood is used in conjunction with gas or other fuel hobs. Do not leave open flames, for example a gas cooking zone without a container or flaming food when the extractor hood is operating. NEVER use the cooker hood without the filters or if they are excessively greasy. DO NOT leave pans or containers of oil unattended during use, as oil can heat up and catch fire. To avoid the risk of fire and improve performance, regularly clean the filters as well as the interior of the hood, the accumulation of grease on the filters reduces the air flow.5 During the installation, cleaning or maintenance of the extractor hood, the electricity supply must be cut off (isolation switch in the off position or the hood unplugged from the mains socket). To avoid injury during installation or cleaning, use extreme caution and pay attention to the sharp edges inside the cooker hood (wear gloves). When the extractor hood and kitchen appliances that run on gas or other fuel are running simultaneously, the negative pressure in the kitchen should not exceed 4 Pa (4 x 10-5 Bar). Do not repair or replace any part of the appliance unless specifically recommended in the manual. All other services must be performed by a qualified technician. Do not use scourers or any other abrasive cleaning product to clean the cooker hood, and do not use steam cleaners as this could damage the electrical and electronic parts. In case of breakdown, abnormality, if the plug, power cord or other parts show deterioration, do not plug in the appliance and do not try to repair it yourself. Contact the closest MX ONDA Official Technical Service. This appliance is designed for household, non-professional use only. MX ONDA will not accept any responsibility and the guarantee will not be valid in case of improper use or non- compliance with the instructions.6 CONTROL PANEL

1. Range hood on / off button and indicator.

4. Setting the clock.

5. Digital indicator of the selected extraction speed.

6. Clock and sleep timer indicator.

USING THE TOUCH CONTROLS

The controls are responsive to touch, so there is no need to apply any pressure. Use the entire part of the fingertip, not the tip. Make sure controls are always clean, dry. Even a thin layer of water can make the controls difficult to operate.

The clock in this unit is designed to indicate the time in “24 hour” format. To set the time, follow the following process:

1. The range hood must be off.

2. Touch the 4 ( ) button and the digits for the hour will begin to flash.

3. Repeatedly touch the 3 ( ) button and set the current time.

4. Touch the 4 ( ) button and the minute digits will flash.

5. Repeatedly touch the 3 ( ) button and set the minute.

6. After setting the hour and minutes, allow 5 seconds to elapse without

touching any button or touch button 4 ( ) to memorize the time.

Note: In the event of a power failure or when the hood is disconnected from the mains power, the current time will be erased immediately. Once the power is restored, the display will show the digits " 12:00 " so you will have to set the clock again.

We recommend that a few minutes before starting to cook, turn on the extractor hood in order to create a constant air flow, the air flow will prevent smoke and odors from being distributed throughout the different rooms.

1. To turn on the cooker hood, touch button 1 ( ), this button will light up and

an acoustic warning will sound indicating that the hood is on.

2. Momentarily touch button 2 ( ) and the engine will run at full speed,

indicator 5 will display speed digitally “ 3 ” and analog ( ).

3. Touch button 2 ( ) again to select average speed, indicator 5 will show

speed digitally “ 2 ” and analog ( ).

4. To select the minimum speed, touch button 2 ( ) again and the indicator

5 will show the speed digitally “ 1 ” and analog ( ).

5. Touching button 2 ( ) again will turn the engine off.

6. To turn off the extractor hood, touch button 1 ( ) this button will turn off

and an acoustic warning will sound indicating that the hood has been turned off. Range hood lighting Regardless of whether the cooker hood is off or on, repeatedly touch button 3 ( ) to turn the cooker hood lighting on or off. Sleep timer It is advisable that when you finish cooking, leave the range hood running for a few minutes in order to eliminate any traces of smoke and odors that remain in the kitchen. This device incorporates an automatic power off system, which automatically turns off after a certain time. To turn off the sleep timer and turn off the range hood, touch the on / off button 1 ( ). Quick auto shut-off mode In this mode the automatic switch-off time is 3 minutes. With the range hood on and the engine running, momentarily touch the on / off button 1 ( ), the illumination of this button will flash, an acoustic warning will sound and the clock 6 will show the automatic switch-off time, after the time has elapsed the range hood will turn off automatically. Programmable automatic shut-off In this mode, the automatic switch-off can be programmed from 10 minutes to 60 minutes, in steps of 10 minutes.8 With the range hood turn on and the engine running, touch and hold your finger on the light on / off button 3 ( ), an acoustic warning will sound and clock 6 will flash the switch-off time “ 10:00 ” ten minutes. When the sleep time is flashing, repeatedly touching the 3 ( ) button will increase the sleep time. After choosing the sleep time, allow 3 seconds to elapse without touching any button and the sleep timer will start.

CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE

Before cleaning, disconnect the extractor hood from the mains, turn off the omnipolar isolation switch or unplug it from the mains socket. Cleaning the outside and inside of the range hood Clean the outside and inside with a damp cloth with warm water and degreasing soap, then dry them carefully. Do not use scourers, alcohol or abrasive products and do not allow the appliance to come into contact with volatile agents such as gasoline, solvents, insecticides, etc. Cleaning the filters To remove the filters, press the retention tabs and gently pull the filters down. Soak the filters in hot water with degreasing soap and let the solution work, then rinse the filters with hot water and let them dry. If you wish, you can use specific products with high degreasing power to remove grease, in which case you should read the instructions for the degreaser product and follow the advice for use. Do not put wet filters in the hood, make sure they are completely dry before putting them back. Do not use abrasive or metal scourers that can scratch the surfaces, use specific products for grease. To insert the filters into the hood, match the fixed tabs (the ones opposite the retainer) into the grooves of the cooker hood, then press the retaining tabs and snap the filter into place by releasing the retaining tabs. Make sure the filters are properly retained.9 INSTALLATION Remember... Before proceeding with the installation, the extractor hood must be disconnected from the mains, turn off the omnipolar isolation switch or unplug it from the mains socket. The hood must be placed just below the kitchen smoke outlet hole. To obtain the best performance, the optimum height of the hood with respect to the worktop must be between 65 and 75 cm.

1. Installing the cooker hood bracket

a) With the help of a level mark the four holes B of the support D. The distance A must be the recommended height (65 to 75 cm) plus the height of the hood, that is, you must add the necessary centimeters so that when the hood is hanging from the support, it is at the recommended height (65 to 75 cm) from the worktop. b) Drill four 10 mm Ø holes at marks B. c) Insert the supplied plugs C. d) Attach the bracket D and fix it to the wall using the supplied screws E.10

2. Installation of the chimney supports (first section)

The chimney of the range hood is made up of two pieces, which are inserted one inside the other to adapt to the height between the ceiling and the main body of the range hood. a) Fix the support A using the metric thread B screws to the first section of the chimney (the one without ventilation grilles). b) Fit the first section of the chimney into the main body of the extractor hood, make sure that it is correctly fitted. c) Mark the two holes C of the chimney bracket. d) Drill two 10 mm Ø holes at marks C. e) Insert the supplied plugs D. f) Place the first section of the chimney with the support and fix it to the wall using the screws E supplied.11

3. Installation of the chimney supports (second section)

a) Place the second section of the chimney and align it with the first section of the chimney, mark its position on the wall next to the ceiling, then remove the two sections of the chimney and place bracket A. b) Mark the two holes B of the chimney bracket. c) Drill two 10 mm Ø holes at marks B. d) Insert the supplied plugs C. e) Attach the bracket and fix it to the wall using the supplied screws D.12

4. Installation of the extendable evacuation tube

The extendable evacuation tube has a diameter of 150 mm, if the smoke outlet hole has a different diameter, you will have to attach a suitable adapter to the required diameter. a) Once the upper support of the chimney is installed, remove the two sections of the chimney. b) Without extending the flexible tube A, fix it to the outlet of the extractor hood, you can use plastic ties or metal clamps B. You can also use silicone or adhesive paste in order to fix and improve the tightness.

c) Connect or plug the extractor hood into the mains socket, if it is hidden by the chimney. Then mount the first section of the chimney and fix it to the wall using screws C.13

d) Extend the extension tube and lead it from the hood to the ceiling flue. To fix the tube you can use plastic ties or metal clamps A. You can also use silicone or adhesive paste in order to fix and improve the tightness.14

5. Placement of the sections that form the chimney

a) Check that the range hood works correctly. b) Insert the second section of the chimney so that it is inserted inside the first section of the chimney and is glued to the ceiling, then fix it to the support using the supplied screws A.

REPLACING THE LED BULBS

The hood LED bulbs must only be replaced by an Official Technical Service or by qualified personnel. To change the LED bulbs:

1. Before proceeding with the replacement of the LED bulbs, disconnect the

cooker hood from the mains, turn off the omnipolar isolation switch or unplug it from the mains socket.

2. Remove the filters to access the interior of the cooker hood.

3. The bulbs are held by pressure plates, so by applying a slight pressure

from the inside of it towards the outside the bulb will come out, then disconnect the power connector from the bulb to be able to extract it completely.

4. Insert the new bulb with slight pressure on it and reconnect the power

connector. Note: Use original accessories, otherwise it could damage the cooker hood and the warranty will not be valid.15 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS Supply voltage 220 - 240 V ~ 50 Hz Maximum consumption 193 W Extraction capacity 700 m³ / h Motor power 190 W LED lighting 2 x 1.5 W Number of extraction 3 speeds Energy class B (within the range A +++ to D) Dynamic fluid efficiency class A Lighting efficiency class A Grease filtering efficiency class D Sound level ≤ 68 dB Air outlet diameter 150 mm Ø Measures 895 x 505 x 923 mm Weight 12,25 Kg Specifications subject to change without notice. This product complies with the European Directives 2014/30/EU (EMC – Electromagnetic Compatibility) and the 2014/35/EU (LVD – Low Voltage Directive) relative to Low Tension Security. “MX, MX ONDA” and its logos are trademarks of MX ONDA, S.A. Telephone of information and Technical Service: [phone]