CH2060WBM - Range hood Respekta - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Inclined Cooker Hood
Brand	Respekta
Model	CH2060WBM
Width	600 mm
Installation Type	Wall-mounted
Operating Modes	Recirculation and Exhaust Air
Duct Diameter	150 mm
Filter Type	Grease filter (metal) and optional carbon filter
Number of Carbon Filters	2 (mounted on motor sides)
Minimum Distance from Hob	Refer to user manual (typically 65 cm for electric, 75 cm for gas)
Power Supply	220–240 V, 50 Hz
Control Type	Push buttons (assumed)
Weight (approx.)	15 kg
Included Accessories	V-Flap, exhaust pipe, upper and lower chimney sections, mounting bracket, stabilizer bar, screws (ST4×40mm, ST4×30mm, ST4×8mm), wall plugs (φ8), ribbon
Chimney Type	Telescopic (upper and lower sections)
Safety Feature	Anti-backflow V-Flap
Maintenance	Clean grease filter regularly; replace carbon filter when saturated
Installation Difficulty	Requires professional installation (electrical connection)
Warranty	Refer to manufacturer documentation

Frequently Asked Questions - CH2060WBM Respekta

How do I install the Respekta CH2060WBM range hood?

Installation must be done by a qualified professional. Follow the steps in the manual: mark the position, drill holes, hang the hood, attach chimney sections, and connect the duct. For recirculation mode, install carbon filters; for exhaust mode, connect a 150 mm hose to an external vent.

What is the difference between recirculation and exhaust air mode?

In exhaust air mode, the hood expels air outside through a duct. In recirculation mode, air passes through carbon filters to remove odors and is then released back into the kitchen. The hood can operate in both modes.

How do I clean the grease filter?

The grease filter should be cleaned regularly. Remove it from the hood and wash it by hand with warm soapy water or in a dishwasher at low temperature. Let it dry completely before reinstalling.

How often should I replace the carbon filter?

Carbon filters should be replaced every 3–6 months depending on usage. When the hood is used in recirculation mode, the filters become saturated and lose effectiveness. Replace them to maintain odor removal.

What is the minimum distance between the hob and the hood?

The minimum distance is typically 65 cm for electric hobs and 75 cm for gas hobs. Always refer to the user manual and local regulations for exact requirements.

Can I use the hood without a duct?

Yes, you can use the hood in recirculation mode. Ensure that carbon filters are installed. In this mode, the air is filtered and recirculated back into the kitchen.

What diameter exhaust hose is required?

The hood requires a 150 mm diameter exhaust hose. The wall duct should be drilled to about 155 mm to accommodate the hose.

How do I install the V-Flap?

If not pre-installed, mount the two halves of the V-Flap into the connection nozzle. Insert the axle into the holes and ensure the pins are facing upward to allow airflow in one direction.

What tools are needed for installation?

You need a pencil, water level, drill with 8 mm masonry bit, screwdriver, caliper gauge, and a hammer. The installation kit includes screws, wall plugs, and the V-Flap.

Where can I find the user manual for the CH2060WBM?

The user manual is available for free download on notice-facile.com in PDF format. It includes installation instructions, operating guidelines, and maintenance tips.

USER MANUAL CH2060WBM Respekta

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Installation Instructions

Inclined Cooker hoods

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Mod. No.:

CH 22010 SB

CH 22010-90 SB

CH 22010 WB

CH 22010-90 WB

CH 2060 SBM

CH 2060 WBM

SY-103E19U1-P1-C13-L122-600-900

SY-103E19A1-P1-C13-L122-600

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Accessory List
Item Picture Number
Lower chimney a) and upper chimney b)	a)-	1
Upper chimney bracket		1
Lower chimney stabilizer- and fixing bar		1
Wall plug φ8		8
Screw ST4×40mm (2 for upper chimney mounting bracket, 2 for lower cimney mounting plate)		4
Screw ST4×30mm (2 pcs for hood hanging, 2 pcs for hood locking)		4
ST4*8 screw (Upper- and lower Chimney fixing)	[BYZ7]	6
V-Flap		1
Air exhaust pipe		1
Ribbon-8×550mm.		1

General installation overview:

*The screws installed should leave for 3-5mm out of the wall to hang the hood on them

Content:	Page
Mounting the V-Flap 2
Installation of the hood for recirculation mode	2 - 3
Mounting the hood for exhaust air operation	4

Before beginning, make sure the power supply is secure. This must be set up by a specialist.

Attention! Before installing the hood, insert the V-Flaps as described below:

If the valve flaps are not factory-mounted:

• First install half part 1 in connection nozzle B10
• Pins 3 must be in upwards position.
• Insert the axle 4 into the holes 5 on the nozzle B10.
• Repeat all operations for mounting the half part 2.

1. Using pencil, draw a horizontal line at the height on the wall on which the hood bottom edge should lie. (It is best to use a water level) Attention! Observe minimum distance according to chapter 11.1 of the operating instructions.
2. Hold the supplied drill template with the bottom edge on the drawn pencil line against the wall and mark the four drill holes. (Fig. a)
3. Drill a 30mm deep hole in the wall with an 8mm masonry drill at the 4 pencil marks. For safety, check the diameter of the plugs with a caliper gauge.
4. Place one plug into each of the 4 holes.
5. Screw a ST4 × 30mm screw into the two upper dowels (Fig. a) Attention! The screw heads must protrude 3 - 5 mm out of the dowels so that the hood can be hanged on them. (maybe readjust)
6. Hang the hood with the two eyelets on its back (Fig. b) by the two screws on the wall.
7. Mount the stabilizer- and mounting plate at the top of the lower flue with two ST4 * 8mm screws (Fig. c)
8. Place the lower chimney shaft on the hood.
9. Firmly press the chimney shaft against the wall and mark with pencil the two drill holes through the holes in the chimney stabilize- and mounting plate. (Fig. d)

10. Remove the chimney from the hood.

11. Drill two 40mm deep holes into the wall at the marked locations using an 8mm masonry drill.

12. Push the upper (inner) chimney shaft from above into the lower (outer) chimney shaft.

13. Place the nested chimneys on the hood.

Fig. a)

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Fig. d)

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1. Pull the inner chimney shaft straight up to the ceiling and place one marking on the sides of the shaft. (Fig. e)

2. Remove the chimneys from the hood.

3. Hold the upper (inner) chimney mounting bracket (Fig. f) at the top center of the ceiling between the drawn marks (Fig. e) and mark the drilled holes with the two holes (Fig. f) in the mounting bracket a pencil.

4. Using an 8mm masonry drill, drill two 40mm deep holes at the pencil markers and place two plugs.

5. Fix the inner chimney mounting bracket (Fig. f) to the wall with two ST4 × 40mm screws at the top of the ceiling.

6. Place the two nested chimneys on the hood.

7. Slide the inner chimney shaft all the way down.

8. Attach the lower chimney stabilize- and mounting plate (Fig.d) to the wall with two ST4 x 40mm screws.

9. Fix the lower chimney shaft with two ST4 * 8mm screws on the sides of the hood (Fig. h) (Fig. g).

10. Pull the upper (inner) chimney shaft all the way up and secure it to the mounting bracket with two ST4 * 8mm screws. (Fig. h)

11. Lift the hoods on the front, remove the grease filter and secure the hood from the inside with two ST4 × 30mm screws through the 2 holes in the hood back panel to secure the hood. (Fig. i)

12. Mount the carbon filters on the sides of the motor. (See user's manual chapter "Using the carbon filters").

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Fig. g)

Fig. i)

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Mounting the hood for exhaust air operation:

Attention! Be sure to observe chapter 11. "Installation" of user's manual.

The wall duct must be dimensioned for a 150 mm exhaust hose. (Drill hole about 155mm).

To mount the hood in exhaust air mode, mount it as described in the above chapter: "Mounting the hood for recirculation mode:", but without mounting the carbon filters.

Proceed as follows during assembly:

1. Remove the outer and inner chimney.
2. Mount the exhaust hose. (Fig. k)
3. Replace the outer and inner chimney shaft.

For the final assembly of the hood in exhaust air operation, you need an exhaust grille with a 150mm socket (a) for the connection of the exhaust air hose. This is not included in the delivery.

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