JDS3130B - Range hood JUNO - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Built-in Cooker Hood
Model	JDS3130B
Brand	Juno
Installation Type	Under-cupboard or Wall-mounted with front panel
Exhaust Type	External (120 mm pipe) or Internal recirculation with charcoal filter
Motor Speed Settings	3 speeds (0-1-2-3) with continuous adjustment
Lighting	Olive-shaped max 40W, E14 bulbs
Controls	Top switch for motor speed, bottom switch for light; front panel opens/closes to start/stop
Filter Type (Grease)	Washable metal grease filter
Optional Filter (Charcoal)	Replaceable circular charcoal filter (replace every 4 months)
Recommended Distance above Electric Cooktop	≥65 cm
Recommended Distance above Gas Cooktop	≥75 cm
Pipe Diameter	120 mm
Power Supply	Standard household voltage (220-240V, 50Hz) via plug or permanent connection with 2-pole switch
Grease Filter Maintenance	Clean at least once a month by hand or dishwasher (60°C) with suitable detergents
Charcoal Filter Maintenance	Replace every 4 months; cannot be washed or regenerated
Exterior Cleaning	Use cloth moistened with denatured alcohol or neutral liquid detergents; avoid abrasives
Safety Feature	Auto shut-off when front panel is closed; must have flap mounted to switch on
Included Accessories	Mounting hooks, screws, wall plugs, angle frame, deflector for recirculation, installation schemes
Bulb Replacement	Disconnect power, remove inlet grid, replace with max 40W E14 olive-shaped bulb

Frequently Asked Questions - JDS3130B JUNO

How to install the range hood?

Refer to the mounting instructions: use scheme N1 for wall fixing, N2/N3 for cupboards. Drill holes, attach hooks and angle frame, then secure the hood. Ensure the hood is at least 65 cm above electric or 75 cm above gas cooktops.

How to switch to recirculation mode?

To use recirculation, install an active carbon filter over the exhaust fan. Remove the inlet grid, fit the filter clockwise until locked, then refit the grid. Also attach the deflector on hole B to direct air forward.

How often should I clean the grease filter?

The metal grease filter should be cleaned at least once a month. You can wash it by hand or in the dishwasher at 60°C using suitable detergents. Let it dry before reinstalling.

How to replace the charcoal filter?

The charcoal filter cannot be washed and must be replaced every 4 months. To remove, turn it counterclockwise until it comes free. Install the new one by turning clockwise until locked.

What type of light bulb does the hood use?

The hood uses olive-shaped max 40W bulbs with an E14 base. To replace, disconnect power, remove the inlet grid, and screw in the new bulb.

Why is my hood not turning on?

Check that the flap is properly mounted; the hood will not start without it. Also ensure the front panel is open. If the light fails, verify bulbs are screwed tightly. For electrical issues, check the plug and household voltage.

What is the minimum distance above the cooktop?

The hood must be installed at least 65 cm above electric burners and 75 cm above gas or mixed-fuel burners.

Can I use the hood without the flap?

No, the hood will not switch on if the flap is not mounted. The flap is essential for proper operation and safety.

How to clean the exterior of the hood?

Use a cloth moistened with denatured alcohol or neutral liquid detergents. Never use abrasive products. For brushed stainless steel, wipe in the direction of the brushing to avoid scratches.

What should I do if the hood is not extracting properly?

Check that the grease filter is not clogged and clean it if needed. Ensure the charcoal filter (if used) is not expired. Verify the exhaust pipe is short (max 4 m) with few curves, and slanted upwards by about 10%.

USER MANUAL JDS3130B JUNO

Instructions on mounting and use of the cooker hood

JDS 3130

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Geräteansicht

1) Flap
2) Grease filter supporting grid
3) Cooking surface lighting
4) Motor speed selector
5) Light switch

Use

Two systems are available:

External exhausting system

In this case the fumes are conveyed outside by means of a special pipe connected with the coupling flange A, placed in the hole B (Fig. 1).

Choosing the exhausting pipe

The coupling flange A has a diameter of 120mm.

We suggest to use ∅ 120 mm exhausting pipe.

According to your installation the pipe can be directed either towards the ceiling or towards the walls (Fig. 2).

Internal recycle system

— The air is purified through an active carbon filter and returned to the room.
— The use of an active carbon filter is necessary when an exhaust pipe to the exterior is not available, or when it is not possible to install this type of pipe.

In the case of the internal recycle version proceed as follows:

a. Request an active carbon filter suitable for this model from your supplier.
b. Remove the inlet grid E turning the locks D and pull it out downwards (Fig. 3).
c. Position the activated charcoal filter over the protective grate for the exhaust fan so that the reference points G and F coincide (Fig. 4). Then turn it in the clockwise direction until the filter is locked in place.
d. Refit the inlet grid.

e. The deflector (Fig. 5) must be fitted on the hole B (Fig. 1) fixing it with the screw provided.

The deflector conveys the air frontwards avoiding to dirty the rear wall.

Attention

When installed, the hood must be not less than 65 cm. above electric burners or 75 cm. above gas or mixed-fuel burners.

Warning!

— The hood cannot be connected to flues of other appliances that run on energy sources other than electricity.
— When the hood is used at the same time of other appliances that run on energy sources other than electricity, provision must be made for an adequate supply of air.
— No food must be cooked flambé underneath the hood.
The use of an unprotected flame is dangerous for the filters and could cause fires.
Therefore, never use an open flame under the hood. When frying foods, never leave the pan alone because the cooking oil could flare up.
— Please, keep to the provisions of official directives regarding the question of fume discharge.
— The manufacturers refuse to accept any responsibility for damage to the hood or its catching on fire because of failure to observe the above instructions.

Suggestions for the installation and use of the hood

— The horizontal sections of the pipe must be slanted slightly upwards (about 10%) to ensure an easy flow of the air outwards.
— The best performance of the unit is obtained in the external exhaust model (suction), therefore in the limits of the possibilities it is advised to use the external exhaust (suction) type.
— The best performances are obtained with short pipes (max. 4 m) and with few curves.

Electric connection

Before completing any connection, make sure the house voltage corresponds with the voltage indicated on the label affixed inside the hood.

The hood is supplied with a standard plug; connect it to a correspondingly standard socket.

In the case is intended to connect the appliance permanently to the mains after having removed the plug supplied, must be fitted a two-pole switch conforming to regulations with an opening distance between contacts of not less than 3mm.

The manufacturers are not liable for any problems caused by the user's failure to observe the above instructions.

Fixing the hood

Mounting the hood on the wall

Make use of the scheme N1 provided, applying it on the wall.

Drill where indicated (fig. 12).

Place the hooks L provided with screws and blocks in the upper holes.

Place the expansion plugs M supplied with the hood in the lower holes (fig. 12).

Fix the angle frame N (using either the long or the short arm, depending on the depth of the side cupboards) to the wall at the right height.

Adjust the position of the upper brackets O, fix the hood to the hooks L, check that the hood is at the right height (to eventually adjust the height work on the screws P, fig. 13).

Fix the hood to the lower angle frame by means of the screws Q.

For a further adjustment act on the screws R through the holes S (fig. 13).

Fixing the front panel

Take off the door H (fig. 6) turning the rear locking knobs K.

Apply the scheme N3 on the rear side of the front panel, considering that the arrow indicates the upper side (fig. 7), drill where indicated by the scheme.

Then fix the door to the front panel by means of the screws J (fig. 8).

Fixing the hood to the cupboards

Apply the scheme N2 on the side of the right cupboard, so that the side B matches the front part of the cupboard (disregard the thickness of the flap) and drill two holes 2,5 mm diameter in the points B1 and B2 (fig. 9).

Then apply the same scheme on the side of the left cupboard, matching the side C with the front part of the cupboard (disregard the thickness of the flap).

Drill two holes 2,5 mm diameter in the points C1 and C2 (fig. 10).

Fix the hood to the cupboards by means of the screws T (fig. 11).

Replace the door, inserting it first in the upper then in the lower slides, turn the rear locking knobs and then mount the grill, following in reverse, the operations described under paragraph "Internal Recycle version".

Adjust the angle frame tightly to the wall, making use of the apposite screws Q (fig. 13).

Using the hood

The hood JDS 3130 is supplied with a three speed motor.

To get best efficiency, we suggest to use slow speeds in normal conditions and the highest in particular cases of strong smell and vapour concentration.

The switching plate is fitted with two switches one for continuous adjustment of the ventilator (top switch) and one for illuminating the work surface (bottom switch).

Note: Simply close the front panel to switch off the hood (light and motor).

When you pull up the front panel, the hood (light and extraction motor) switches on again as previously set.

It is advisable to switch on the extractor hood a few minutes before starting cooking and then to leave it running for approximately 15 minutes afterwards to ensure that all odours are extracted.

Attention!

The hood doesn't switch-ON if the flap is not mounted.

Maintenance

Before performing any maintenance operation, disconnect the hood from the electricity.

Grease filter

The hood has a metal grease filter.

To clean the filter, proceed as follows:

a. Open the grid by turning locks D (Fig. 3).

b. Extract the filter V after removing the clamps U (Fig. 14).

The metal grease filter lasts forever and must be washed at least once a month either by hand or in the dishwasher (60°C) with suitable detergents.

Attention! When washed in a dishwasher, the metal grease filter may discolour.

Let the filter dry without damaging it before putting it back into place.

Every time you clean the metal grease filter also clean the grid with suitable detergents without abrasive.

Charcoal filter

This hood can be equipped with a circular charcoal filter.

The charcoal filter cannot be regenerated or washed.

The charcoal filter must be replaced every 4 months.

To remove the charcoal filter, turn it in the counter clockwise direction until it comes free.

Attention

Failure to observe the rules for cleaning the appliance and changing and cleaning the filters may cause fires. Therefore, we recommend observing these instructions.

Changing the bulbs

a. Disconnect the hood from the electricity.

b. Remove the inlet grid.

c. Always replace burnout bulbs with olive-shaped max 40 Watt (E14) bulbs.

d. Refit the inlet grid.

— Before calling for Repair service because the hood fails to light up, make sure the bulbs are screwed in tightly.

Cleaning

To clean the outside of the hood use a cloth moistened with denatured alcohol or neutral liquid detergents.

Never use products containing abrasive.

Wipe brushed stainless steel in the same direction as the brushing to avoid scratching.