BDOI 602 S - Cooker BEKO - Free user manual and instructions

Brand	BEKO
Model	BDOI 602 S
Product type	Built-in electric cooker with integrated hood
Dimensions (W x D x H)	596 x 576 x 596 mm
Net weight	Approximately 45 kg
Power supply	220-240 V ~ 50/60 Hz
Total power	Approximately 7200 W
Installation types	Without internal circulation (A), with internal circulation (B), with external circulation (C)
Cooking functions	Electric oven and ceramic hob
Integrated hood	With metal oil filter and activated carbon filter
Oven capacity	Not specified, estimated usable volume 56 L
Included equipment	Metal oil filter, liquid collection chamber, activated carbon filters (2 units)
Materials	Stainless steel, ceramic glass
Safety	Automatic shut-off, hot surface protection, professional installation required
Routine maintenance	Regular cleaning of metal oil filter, replacement of activated carbon filters every 6 to 12 months
Reparability	Spare parts available through authorized service (especially Naber air guidance parts)
Warranty	Manufacturer's warranty subject to compliant installation

Frequently Asked Questions - BDOI 602 S BEKO

What are the three possible installation types for the BDOI 602 S cooker?

Type A installation is done without an internal circulation duct, type B with an internal circulation duct, and type C with external circulation via a duct. Each type requires specific cabinet preparation and air guidance parts.

How to install the cooker in type A (without internal circulation)?

Remove the tape on the plastic of the worktop, place it at the back of the hob, remove the cabinet drawers, insert the cooker, stick the plastic on the wall, replace the drawers, then remove the metal oil filter and the collection chamber. Place the activated carbon filters and reassemble everything.

Where to buy air guidance parts for type B and C installations?

Air guidance parts must be purchased exclusively from Naber. They are not included with the appliance.

How to replace the activated carbon filters of the hood?

Remove the metal oil filter by pulling it upwards, then remove the liquid collection chamber. Place two new activated carbon filter units, one on the right and one on the left, then reassemble the chamber and the metal filter.

What is the recommended electrical power for installation?

The appliance requires a 220-240 V ~ 50/60 Hz power supply, with a total power of approximately 7200 W. The fuse must be suitable and the connection must be made by a qualified electrician.

Can I install the cooker myself?

No, installation must be carried out by a qualified person in accordance with current regulations. Non-compliant installation voids the warranty and may present electrical risks.

How to clean the metal oil filter?

The metal oil filter is washable. Remove it, wash it with warm soapy water or in the dishwasher, dry it completely before putting it back.

What is the difference between internal and external circulation installations?

With internal circulation (type B), the air is redirected inside the cabinet; with external circulation (type C), the air is evacuated to the outside via a flue duct. The choice depends on the kitchen configuration.

What to do if the power cable is damaged?

The cable must be replaced by a qualified technician to avoid the risk of electric shock, short circuit or fire. Do not use the appliance with a damaged cable.

How to check that the installation is correct before first use?

After installation, turn on the mains power, read the user manual and ensure that each cooking zone heats up and the ventilation works properly.

USER MANUAL BDOI 602 S BEKO

1

A2

	Y	Z
60 cm 604 560
80 cm 824 740

A6

A7

A8

A9

B2

	Y	Z
60 cm	604	560
80 cm	824	740

B6

B7

B8

B12		Y
		4048123
		4043001*
		8038014*
		8038015*

B13		Y
		4048135
		4028076* (100 cm)
		4028080* (50 cm)

C2

	Y	Z
60 cm	604	560
80 cm	824	740

C3

C4

C5

C6

C7

C8

C9

C9		Y
		4022012
		4043001
		4043005
		4043003
		4043002
		4043004
		4043006
		4043042
		4043008
	4021002
	4021003
	4021004
	4021044
	4043079
	4052017
	4052102

1 N AC 220-240 V

2 N AC 380-415 V

2 N AC 380-415 V

3 N AC 380-415 V

- (BRW/BLA) Brown/Black = L (Phase)

- (BLU/GRE) Blue/Grey = N (Neutral)

- (BRW) Brown = L1 (Phase)

- (BLA) Black = L2 (Phase)

- (BLU/GRE) Blue/Grey = N (Neutral)

- (BRW) Brown = L1 (Phase)

- (BLA) Black = L2 (Phase)

- (BLU) Blue = N (Neutral)

- (GR/YE) Green/yellow cable = (E) ⏚ (Ground)

- (BRW) Brown = L1 (Phase)

- (BLA) Black = L2 (Phase)

- (GRE) Grey = L3 (Phase)

- (BLU) Blue = N (Neutral)

EN - Safety Instructions

- The appliance shall be installed by a qualified person in accordance with the regulations in force to keep the warranty applicable. The manufacturer shall not be held responsible for damages arising from procedures carried out by unauthorized persons, which will also void the warranty.

- It is the customer's responsibility to prepare the location where the appliance shall be placed and to have the electrical installation prepared. Before calling Authorized Service, make sure the electrical infrastructure is suitable. If it is not, call a qualified electrician and fitter to have the required arrangements made.

- The rules in local electrical installation standards shall be followed during product installation.

- Remove all packaging materials and documents inside the appliance and check for any damage on the appliance before installation. Do not have it installed if the appliance is damaged.

- The product is heavy; carry the product with at least two people.

- Make sure that the user cannot reach the electrical connections after installation.

- Failing to install the screws and securing equipment in accordance with the guide may cause electrical danger.

- Parts that you may be in touching distance during installation may have sharp edges and may cause cut injuries. Therefore, always wear protective gloves during transport and installation.

- Disconnect electrical connections in the installation area before starting the installation.

- The surfaces of the furniture where the appliance will be installed must be heat-resistant (minimum 100°C).

- Ensure that the furniture is level, horizontal, and fixed before installing the appliance.

- Do not install heat insulation strips on the furniture where the appliance will be installed.

- The air expelled from the product should not be discharged into a chimney used by other appliances that burn gas or other fuels. (Not applicable for appliances that discharge air back into the room.)

- Legislation regarding air evacuation must be complied with.

- Poisoning danger! While the appliance is operating, air is drawn from the entire house. If adequate ventilation is not provided, air flow occurs and waste and toxic gases released from combustion in the house are reabsorbed. Do not operate the product together with products that provide air circulation and may emit toxic gases (wood, gas, oil, and coal stoves, boilers, water heaters, etc.).

- Have the adequacy of your building's ventilation and chimney system checked by authorized personnel.

- If there is another appliance operating with energy other than electrical energy in the same environment with ventilation, the negative pressure in the room should be at most 0.04 mbar so that the exhaust of the other appliance is not drawn back into the room by the ventilation.

- Dimensions given in installation diagrams are in mm.

- Legislation regarding air evacuation must be complied with.

- Oil sludge may form on metal oil filters. For this reason, there should be no flame near the product. Additionally, installation of the product near a heating equipment using solid fuel is only permitted if there is a non-removable closed cover to prevent sparks.

- Our company shall not be responsible for problems that arise from not observing any of the warnings above.

- The product manufacturer does not accept any responsibility for defects caused by the ventilation pipes used in the installation.

- The air outlet pipe to be used should be as short as possible, straight, and have a large diameter.

- Long air outlet pipes, multiple pipe bends, or small pipe diameters reduce ventilation performance and increase fan noise.

- The air outlet pipe must be made of non-combustible material.

- The air outlet pipe should be installed with an inclination of 1 degree to prevent the return of condensation.

Product dimensions (Figure 1)

Pay attention to the product dimensions. Consider its suitability with your furniture. Your product is suitable for 3 different types of installation according to the suitability of your furniture. A, B, and C type installations are described respectively.

A: Installation without internal circulation shaft

B: Installation with internal circulation shaft

C: Installation with external circulation

A type installation (Installation without internal circulation shaft)

Preparation of the furniture on which installation will be made: (Figure A2)

Prepare your furniture according to the dimensions presented in Figure A2. Cut dimensions for flush-fit installation are also indicated in Figure A2.

Steps for A type installation

- Remove the tape on the countertop plastic described in Figure A3, and place it in its slot on the back of the hob as shown in the figure.

- Completely remove the drawers of your furniture and place your stove in its place on your furniture. (Figure A4)

- Stick the countertop plastic on the wall by pulling it towards the wall through the gap you have opened in your furniture. (Figure A5)

- Put your drawers back in place. (Figure A6)

- Remove the metal oil filter by pulling it upwards. (Figure A7)

- Remove the liquid collection chamber as shown in figure A7.

- Place two units of active carbon filters to the right and left as shown in figure A8.

- Place back the liquid collection chamber as shown in figure A9. Complete the installation by placing back the metal oil filter.

B type installation (Installation with internal circulation shaft)

Preparation of the furniture on which installation will be made: (Figure B2)

Prepare your furniture according to the dimensions presented in Figure B2. Cut dimensions for flush-fit installation are also indicated in Figure B2. You need to obtain the plastic parts of the air guide described in this installation from the authorized service or authorized dealers. These parts are not supplied with the product.

Steps for B type installation

• Place the ventilation corner plastic described in Figure B3 in its slot on the back of the hob as shown in the figure. Completely remove the drawers of your furniture and place your stove by tilting it into its place on your furniture. (Figure A4)
• Attach the long and corner plastics of ventilation that will direct the air to the bottom of the furniture, and attach them to the corner plastic you have attached to the back of the stove as shown in figure B5. In order to attach it to the corner plastic, you need to lift the hob a little from the back. Ventilation plastic parts must have been mounted as shown in figure B6.

- Attach the ventilation outlet bit to the ventilation corner plastic from the bottom of your furniture as shown in figure B7.

- Put your drawers back in place. (Figure B8)

- Remove the metal oil filter by pulling it upwards. (Figure B9)

- Remove the liquid collection chamber as shown in figure B9.

- Place two units of active carbon filters to the right and left as shown in figure B10.

- Place back the liquid collection chamber as shown in figure B11. Complete the installation by placing back the metal oil filter.

Air Routing Parts

• Air routing parts which will be used in type B installation should only be purchased from "Naber" company.
• The parts required for using type B installation with 10 cm air routing parts are given in table B12. You may see the part code of the company for the same part in the Y column. Parts marked with * were optional for users who wanted to use an air vent.

is in the Y column. Parts marked with * were optional for users who wanted to use air vent.

- The parts required for using type B installation with a 6 cm air routing parts are given in table B13. You may see the part code of the company for the same part in the Y column. Parts marked with * were optional for users who wanted to extend the air outlet.

C type installation (Installation with external circulation)

Preparation of the furniture on which installation will be made: (Figure C2)

Prepare your furniture according to the dimensions presented in Figure C2. Cut dimensions for flush-fit installation are also indicated in Figure C2. You need to obtain the plastic parts of the air guide described in this installation from the authorized service or authorized dealers. These parts are not supplied with the product.

Place the ventilation corner plastic described in Figure C3 in its slot on the back of the hob as shown in the figure.

• Place the ventilation corner plastic described in Figure C3 in its slot on the back of the hob as shown in the figure.
• Completely remove the drawers of your furniture and place your stove by tilting it into its place on your furniture. (Figure C4)
• Attach the long and corner ventilation plastics that will direct the air to the bottom of the furniture, and attach them to the corner plastic you have attached to the back of the stove as shown in figure C5. To attach them to the corner plastic, you need to lift the hob a little from the back. The ventilation plastic parts must be mounted as shown in figure C5.
• Reach at your chimney using ventilation parts in accordance with its location.
• The air outlet direction shown in the installation drawings is given as an example. You may install in other directions.

Air Routing Parts

• Air routing parts which will be used in type C installation should only be purchased from "Naber" company.
• For type C installation, it should be determined which parts should be used

before installed. The quantities of parts that can be used in the installation may vary according to the installation location.

- All parts that can be used in the installation are given in table C9. You may see the part code of the company for same part is in the Y column.

Electrical connection of the appliance (Figure E)

- Connect the appliance to a grounded outlet/line protected by a fuse that is compatible with the values in the "Technical specifications" table. Have the grounding installation made by a qualified electrician while using the product with or without a transformer. Our company shall not be liable for any problems arising due to the product not being earthed in accordance with the local regulations.

- Disconnect the appliance from the electric connection before starting any work on the electrical installation. Risk of electric shock.

- The appliance may only be connected to the mains electricity connection by an authorized and qualified person. The manufacturer shall not be held responsible for any damages that may occur as a result of operations performed by unauthorized persons.

- The appliance must be installed in a way that it can be completely disconnected from the mains supply. The disconnection shall be provided by a switch built into the fixed electrical installation, according to the construction regulations.

- The bottom surface of the cooker gets hot, too, when it is in use. Electrical connections shall not contact the bottom surface, otherwise the connections may be damaged.

- Do not pass the connection cables over the hot surfaces. Otherwise, cable insulation may melt and cause fire as a result of short circuit of the cooker. If the electric cable is damaged, it must be replaced by a qualified electrician. Otherwise there is a risk of electric shock, short circuit or fire hazard!

- While performing the wiring, you shall comply with the national/local electrical regulations and shall use the appropriate

socket outlet/line and plug for the cooker. In case the product's power limits exceed the current carrying capability of plug and socket outlet/line, the product must be connected to the fixed electrical installation directly without using plug and socket outlet/line.

- Make sure that fuse rating is compatible with the product.

- Connection must comply with national regulations.

- The mains supply data must correspond to the data specified on the type label of the product. You may see the type label on the bottom of the cooker.

- Power cable of your product must comply with the values presented in "Technical specifications" section.

- If the appliance shall be directly connected to the mains: If it is not possible to disconnect all poles in the mains supply, a disconnection unit with at least 3 mm contact clearance (fuse, line safety switch, contactor) shall be connected and all the poles of this disconnection unit shall be adjacent to (not above) the appliance in accordance with IEE directives. Failure to obey this instruction may cause operational problems and invalidate the product warranty.

- Additional protection by a residual current circuit breaker is recommended.

If your appliance has a cord and plug:

- Perform the electrical connection of your appliance by plugging it to a grounded socket.

If your appliance has a cord, but does not have a plug:

- Connect your appliance to the mains as specified below as per the cord type. The cord type of your appliance is specified in the "Technical Specifications" section of the operation manual.

If your supply cord type is 5-conductor type, for 1-phase connection:

For single phase connection

- (BRW/BLA) Brown/Black = L (Phase)

- (BLU/GRE) Blue/Grey = N (Neutral)

- (GR/YE) Green/yellow wire = (E)

(Earthing)

If your supply cord type is 5-conductor type, for 2-phase connection:

• (BRW) Brown = L1 (Phase)
• (BLA) Black = L2 (Phase)
• (BLU/GRE) Blue/Grey = N (Neutral)
• (GR/YE) Green/yellow wire = (E) ⏚ (Earthing)

If your supply cord type is 4-conductor type, for 2-phase connection:

• (BRW) Brown = L1 (Phase)
• (BLA) Black = L2 (Phase)
• (BLU) Blue = N (Neutral)
• (GR/YE) Green/yellow wire = (E) ⏚ (Earthing)

If your supply cord type is 5-conductor type, for 3-phase connection:

- (BRW) Brown = L1 (Phase)

- (BLA) Black = L2 (Phase)

- (GRE) Grey = L3 (Phase)

- (BLU) Blue = N (Neutral)

- (GR/YE) Green/yellow wire = (E) ⏚ (Earthing)

For the protection of the appliance against burning:

• Make sure that the product plug is securely plugged into the outlet to avoid arcing.
• Do not use damaged cables or extension cables.
• Ensure there is no liquid or moisture on the socket where the product plug is connected.

Final inspection

• After completing the installation, turn on the mains supply. - Read the operation manual for the first operation of the appliance. - Ensure that each cooking hob heats and ventilation works.

- (BRW/BLA) Brown/Black = L (Phase)

- (BLU/GRE) Blue/Grey = N (Neutral)

- (GR/YE) Green/yellow wire = (E) ⏚ (Earthing)

- (BRW) Brown = L1 (Phase)

- (BLA) Black = L2 (Phase)

- (BLU/GRE) Blue/Grey = N (Neutral)

- (GR/YE) Green/yellow wire = (E) ⏚ (Earthing)

- (BRW) Brown = L1 (Phase)

- (BLA) Black = L2 (Phase)

- (BLU) Blue = N (Neutral)

- (GR/YE) Green/yellow wire = (E) ⏚ (Earthing)

- (BRW) Brown = L1 (Phase)

- (BLA) Black = L2 (Phase)

- (GRE) Gray = L3 (Phase)

- (BLU) Blue = N (Neutral)

- (GR/YE) Green/yellow wire = (E) ⏚ (Earthing)

- (BRW/BLA) brown / black = L (Phase)

- (BLU/GRE) blue / gray = N (Neutral)

- (BRW) brown = L1 (Phase)

- (BLA) black = L2 (Phase)

- (BLU/GRE) blue / gray = N (Neutral)

- (BRW) brown = L1 (Phase)

- (BLA) black = L2 (Phase)

- (BLU) blue = N (Neutral)

- (BLU/GRE) blue/grey = N (Neutral)

- (GR/YE) green/yellow wire = (E) ⏚ (Earth)

If your mains cable type is 5-wire type, for 2-phase connection:

- (BRW) brown = L1 (Phase)

- (BLA) black = L2 (Phase)

- (BLU/GRE) blue/grey = N (Neutral)

- (GR/YE) green/yellow wire = (E) ⏚ (Earth)

- (BRW) brown = L1 (Phase)

- (BLA) black = L2 (Phase)

- (BLU) blue = N (Neutral)

- (GR/YE) green/yellow wire = (E) ⏚ (Earth)

If your mains cable type is 5-wire type, for 3-phase connection:

- (BRW) brown = L1 (Phase)

- (BLA) Black = L2 (Phase)

- (GRE) Gray = L3 (Phase)

- (BLU) Blue = N (Neutral)

- (GR/YE) Green/yellow wire = (E) ⏚ (Earth)

- (BRW) Brown = L1 (Phase)

- (BLA) Black = L2 (Phase)

- (BRW) Brown = L1 (Phase)

- (BLA) Black = L2 (Phase)

- (BRW) Brown = L1 (Phase)

- (BLA) Black = L2 (Phase)

- (GRE) Gray = L3 (Phase)

- (BRW) Brown = L1 (Phase)

- (BLA) Black = L2 (Phase)

- (BLU/GRE) Blue/Gray = N (Neutral)

- (GR/YE) Green/yellow wire = (E) ⏚ (Earth)

- (BRW) Brown = L1 (Phase)

- (BLA) Black = L2 (Phase)

- (BLU) Blue = N (Neutral)

- (GR/YE) Green/yellow wire = (E) ⏚ (Earth)

- (BRW) Brown = L1 (Phase)

- (BLA) Black = L2 (Phase)

- (GRE) Gray = L3 (Phase)

- (BLU) Blue = N (Neutral)

- (GR/YE) Green/yellow wire = (E) ⏚ (Earth)