61-PX-75 - Range hood MPM - Free user manual and instructions

Type	Under-cabinet range hood
Installation	Ducted (exhaust) or recirculating (filter)
Controls	Push buttons
Number of speeds	3 (Low, Medium, High)
Lighting	2 x LED (integrated)
Grease filter	Washable aluminum mesh, clean monthly
Carbon filter	Optional, replace every 4 months
Minimum distance from cooktop	55 cm (electric) / 65 cm (gas or dual)
Exhaust duct diameter	Standard (must match flange, not specified)
Power cord	Detachable, plug included
Safety features	Overheat protection, child safety lock (not specified), auto shut-off (not specified)
Materials	Stainless steel (assumed)
Energy class	Not specified
Noise level	Not specified
Dimensions (W x D x H)	Not specified
Weight	Not specified

Frequently Asked Questions - 61-PX-75 MPM

How do I install the hood in exhaust mode?

Connect the hood's flange to an exhaust pipe (not included) leading outside. The pipe diameter must match the flange. Ensure the pipe has minimal bends and is slightly inclined upwards (about 10°) for efficient air evacuation.

Can I use the hood without a carbon filter?

Yes, if you connect the hood to an external exhaust duct (exhaust mode). The carbon filter is only required for recirculating mode, where air is filtered and returned to the kitchen.

How often should I clean the grease filter?

Clean the grease filter at least once a month. You can wash it by hand with mild detergent or in a dishwasher on a low-temperature short cycle. The filter may discolor but retains its properties.

How do I replace the LED light?

First, disconnect the hood from power. Wait for the LEDs to cool down. Remove the old LED and insert a new one of the same type (specifications are on a sticker near the socket). LEDs are energy-saving and long-lasting.

What is the minimum clearance between the hood and cooktop?

For electric stoves: at least 55 cm. For gas or dual stoves: at least 65 cm. If the stove manual specifies a larger distance, follow that.

How do I switch between speeds?

Use the control buttons: press 'Na' for low speed, '...' for medium, and the highest symbol for high speed. The '0' button turns the motor off. A separate button controls the light.

Why does my hood make a loud noise?

Possible causes: using a smaller diameter exhaust pipe than the flange, blocked filters, or too many bends in the duct. Ensure the pipe diameter matches and filters are clean.

Can I use the hood with a gas cooktop?

Yes, but maintain at least 65 cm distance and never flambé under the hood. Ensure proper ventilation in the room.

How do I reset the filter saturation indicator?

This model does not have an electronic filter saturation indicator. Clean or replace filters based on time: grease filter monthly, carbon filter every 4 months.

Is it safe to leave the hood on unattended?

It is not recommended to leave the hood unattended during operation. Always turn it off after cooking. The device should not be used by children without supervision.

USER MANUAL 61-PX-75 MPM

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OPERATING MANUAL 25

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ON/OFF verlichting

The recommendation specified in this operating manual must be closely followed when installing the device. The manufacturer waives any liability for damage resulting from installation that fails to follow this operating manual. The hood has been designed for home use only. The hood may differ from the hood shown in the drawing in the operating manual, but the recommendations for operation, maintenance and installation remain the same.

• Keep the operating manual for future reference. If the device is sold or moved to another place, make sure the operating manual is delivered with it.
• Read and understand the operating manual, as it contains detailed information about the installation, operation and maintenance of the device.

- Do not make any electrical or mechanical modifications to the device or its exhaust ducts.

CAUTION! The elements marked as “(*)” only come with selected models and should be purchased separately in other cases.

WARNINGS

-Do not connect the device to the electric mains before the installation is complete.
-Disconnect the hood from the mains by unplugging the power cord or deactivating the main switch, before performing any cleaning or maintenance operations.
-All installation and maintenance operations must be done wearing gloves.
-This equipment may be used by children of at least 8 years of age and by persons of diminished physical, mental capacity and lack of experience and knowledge of the equipment if supervision or instruction is provided regarding the safe use of the equipment so that the hazards involved are understood.
-The device is not a toy and should not be used as such by children.
-Unsupervised children should not perform cleaning and maintenance of the equipment.
- Never use the hood without correctly installed filters!
- Never use the hood as a resting surface, unless this is explicitly allowed. Adequate ventilation must be installed in the room where the hood is used together with other devices that burn gas or other types of fuel.
- The air must not be evacuated to a duct that is also used as an exhaust for fumes generated by other devices that use gas or other types of fuel. It is strictly forbidden to flambé meals on open flame under the hood.
-Using open flames for cooking is dangerous for the filters and creates a risk of fire - it must not be done under any circumstanc-

es. When frying with oil, make sure the oil is not overheated and does not self-ignite. The device's accessible parts may heat up considerably if used together with cooking utensils.

-The regulations issued by competent, local authorities must be observed with regard to the application of necessary technical and safety measures concerning the evacuation of fumes.

-The hood must be frequently cleaned inside and outside (AT LEAST ONCE A MONTH), while observing the maintenance recommendations listed herein.

-Failure to observe the principles of cleaning the hood and the replacement and cleaning of the filters may lead to a risk of fire.

- In order to avoid electrical shock, do not use or leave the hood without properly installed light bulbs. The manufacturer shall not be responsible for any damage or fires caused by the device, which result from the failure to observe the recommendations listed herein.

- Do not pull the power cord to remove the plug from the mains.

- Do not activate the device if the power cord is damaged.

- Take special care when children are near the device!

- Do not use the device for purposes other than those for which it was intended.

- Do not leave the device unattended during operation.

-Never use a damaged device, including one with a damaged cord or plug, in which case have it repaired at an authorised service centre.

- Do not use the device outdoors.

- Always ensure that all parts of the appliance are correctly fitted before starting work.

- The use of accessories not recommended by the manufacturer may cause damage to the device, fire or personal injury.

-Keep the device and its cord out of reach of children under 8 years of age.

- The equipment is not designed to operate using external timers or a separate remote control.

- Do not connect the plug to the power socket with wet hands.

- The power cord must not be in contact with hot surfaces.

-For the safety of children, please do not leave freely accessible parts of the packaging (plastic bags, cardboard boxes, polystyrene, etc.).

-WARNING! Do not allow children to play with the film. Danger of suffocation!

-CAUTION! The parts accessible during the hood's operation may be hot.

This device has been marked according to the 2012/19/EU Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment Directive.

By ensuring the proper disposal of this device, you are limiting the risk of the product's negative impact on the environment and human health that would otherwise take place, if the device is not disposed of in a proper manner.

The symbol on the device or its packaging means that it cannot be treated like other communal waste. The device should be taken to a relevant point of collection and recycling of electrical and electronic waste.

Proper disposal and scrapping helps eliminate the adverse effect of the scrapped devices on the environment and health. To obtain detailed information about recycling of this device, please contact the local municipal office, the municipal waste service or the vendor of the device.

The device has been designed, tested and manufactured according to the following conditions:

- Safety: EN/IEC 60335-1; EN/IEC 60335-2-31, EN/IEC 62233.

• Performance: EN/IEC 61591; ISO 5167-1; ISO 5167-3; ISO 5168; EN/IEC 60704-1; EN/IEC 60704-2-13; ISO 3741; EN 50564; IEC 62301.
• EMC: EN 55014-1; CISPR 14-1; EN 55014-2; CISPR 14-2; EN/IEC 61000-3-2; EN/IEC 61000-3-3.

Recommendations for proper usage leading to reduced impact on the environment:

Activate the hood at minimal setting when cooking starts. Keep it operating several minutes after cooking is over. Only use the higher performance setting if a lot of steam of vapours are generated and only use the highest setting in extreme conditions. If needed, replace the carbon filter(s) to ensure good efficiency of reducing unpleasant odours. If needed, clean the grease filter(s) to ensure their good efficiency. To optimise efficiency and reduce noise, use maximal diameter exhaust ventilation system.

OPERATION

The device may operate as exhaust ventilation (the fumes are evacuated outside) or as an extraction system (the fumes are filtered and returned back to the room). Hoods without exhaust fans can only operate as exhaust ventilation and must be connected to an exhaust device (pur-chased separately).

Recommendations for making connections are delivered with the external exhaust device.

HOOD OPERATING IN EXHAUST MODE

The fumes are evacuated to the outside via a pipe connected to the flange.

The pipe's diameter must match the diameter of the flange.

CAUTION! The exhaust pipe is not a part of the delivery and must be purchased separately.

In its horizontal section, the pipe must be inclined slightly upwards (around 10^ ) to facilitate the evacuation of air. If the hood is equipped with carbon filters, they must be removed.

Connect the hood to the exhaust ventilation with a pipe whose diameter matches the diameter of the hood's exhaust (flange).

The use of lower diameter pipes will reduce the performance and dramatically increase the hood's operating noise.

The manufacturer shall not be responsible for this.

The pipe for evacuating fumes must be as short as possible.

- The pipe should have as few bends as possible (max. bend angle: 90°).

• The pipe's diameter must not vary radically.
• The pipe's internal surface must be as smooth as possible.
• The pipe's material must conform to the standards in force.

A carbon filter must be installed to be able to use the hood in extraction mode. Carbon filters are available from our vendors.

The drawn air is purified from grease and odours before being returned to the room via the grate in the stack's upper cover.

HOOD INSTALLATION

The minimal distance between the surface on which vessels are placed on the heating device and the hood's lowest part should not be less than 55 cm for electrical stoves and not less than 65 cm for gas or dual-type stoves.

If the gas stove manual prescribes a bigger distance, this value must be observed.

The hood is equipped with installation screws suitable for most types of walls and ceilings. However, it is still necessary to consult a qualified technician to make sure the materials of the wall or ceiling are adequate to use with such screws. The wall or the ceiling must be sufficiently strong to support the hood's weight.

CAUTION! Failure to tighten the screws and installation devices according to the instruction may lead to electrical risks.

ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS

The mains voltage must match the voltage indicated on the plate inside the hood. The hood is equipped with a plug that must be connected to a socket satisfying the relevant standards and placed in a location that is easy to access, even after the installation.

CAUTION! Before reconnecting the hood to the mains and verifying that it operates correctly, make sure the power cord is properly connected. The hood is equipped with a special power cord.

If this cord is damaged, a new one should be purchased from the manufacturer or the vendor.

HOOD OPERATION

If the air in the kitchen is particularly impure, the hood should be operating at its maximal speed setting. It is recommended to activate the hood 5 minutes prior to cooking a meal and to leave it operating for around 15 minutes after cooking is finished.

ON/OFF lighting

- Na. Low engine speed.

0

Engine

switched.. Na. Average engine speed.

off.

... Na. High motor speed.

MAINTENANCE

CAUTION! Disconnect the hood from the mains by unplugging the power cord or deactivating the main switch, before performing any cleaning or maintenance operations.

CLEANING THE HOOD

Clean the hood frequently, both inside and outside (at least with the same frequency as cleaning the grease filters), using a cloth and gentle cleaning agents. Do not use abrasive cleaning agents.

DO NOT USE ALCOHOL FOR CLEANING!

CAUTION! Failure to observe the principles of cleaning the hood and the replacement of the filters may lead to a risk of fire. Follow the recommendations for best results.

The manufacturer shall not be responsible for any damage to the motor or fires resulting from the failure to observe maintenance and operating recommendations.

GREASE FILTER

For collecting grease particles generated while cooking.

The grease filter must be cleaned at least once a month (or if the filter purity indicator, optionally installed in the hood, indicates it is necessary to replace it), with a non-aggressive cleaning agent, manually or in a dishwashing machine at low temperature and short cycle setting. The filter may become discoloured when cleaning in a dishwashing machine, but its filtering properties will remain the same.

Pull the spring-loaded tab to release the grease filter.

CARBON FILTER (ONLY FOR THE FILTER VERSION)

For neutralizing unpleasant odour when cooking.

The filter becomes saturated after a shorter or longer time, depending on the type of cuisine and the intervals at which the filter is cleaned. In any case, the filter's cartridge should be replaced no later than after four months of operation.

LIGHT REPLACEMENT

Disconnect the hood from the main, before commencing any maintenance operations.

CAUTION! Do not touch the LEDs until they cool down.

Replace a damaged LED with a new one of the same type, matching the specification in the catalogue sheet or on a sticker near the LED's socket. The hood is equipped with LED light sources.

LEDs generate optimal light, are 10 times more durable than traditional bulbs and consume 90% less energy.

Proper disposal of the product (waste electrical and electronic equipment)

Marking on the product indicates that after the service-life of the product expires, it should not be disposed with other type of municipal waste. Used equipment may have a negative impact on the environment and health of people due to potentially containing hazardous substances, mixtures and components. Mixing electric waste with other types of waste or disassembling those in an unprofessional manner may cause a release of substances that are hazardous to the environment and health. Used equipment should be handed-over to a point for collection of electric waste. In order to obtain detailed information regarding the electric waste collection points, the user should contact the municipal point of electric waste collection or used equipment processing department.

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