710 D/760D
Einbau-Flachschirm-Dunstabzugshauben
Build-In Flat-Screen Fume Extractor Hood
Montage- und Gebrauchsanweisung
Installation and Operating Instructions
GB
¡E407 11:09
Contents
Safety instructions Page
For the electrical installer 34
For the kitchen furniture installer 34/35
Before installing
General I | 36
Appliance description, 36-
Technical data:
— Dimensions | 37
— Electrical connection values 37
— Blower outputs 37
Air outlet exhaust air 38
Accessories/installation materials 39
Preparing to install
— Preparing the wall unit {exhaust air operation) 39
- Preparing the wall box (exhaust air operation) * 40
— Position of exhaust air opening(s) 40
— Special accessories for exhaust air hoses 41
— Filling the exhaust air union on the appliance 41
— Preparing the wall unit (return air operation) 42
— Spice rack 42
Installation
— Installing the fume extractor hood in the wall unit
(exhaust air operation) 43 — 45
— Fitting the active carbon filter during
return air operation 46/47
— Removing the fume extractor hood from the wall unit 47
-— Adjusting the extractor part 48
-— Installing the light screen | 49
Safety instructions
For the user | 50/51
Appliance description/operation 52-54
— Instructions on pre- and after-running of fume
exlractor hoods ° 54
— Instructions on metal fal filter 55
— Instructions on active carbon filler 55
Maintenance and care
— Dismantling the metal fat filter (cleaning) 55
— Changing the active carbon filter
(during return air operation only) - ‚ 56/57
— Changing the light bulb(s) (710 D only) 57
-— Changing the fluorescent lamp/starter (760 D only) 58
Cleaning :
— General cleaning instructions | 59
Special accessories 60
Customer service 61
— E- and F-No. indications in case of faults 64
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For the
electrician
For the kitchen
furniture
installer
34
Safety instructions
Mounting the power point immediately above the extractor
hood, above the hanging cupboard over it, or inside the flue
cover, has two advantages:
1. the power point is out of sight
2. if you need to, you can easily cut the power to the appliance
by puilling the plug out of the socket.
If it is necessary to wire the extractor hood up permanently, this
must only ever be done by an electrical installation engineer
registered with your local electricity board. The installation
should consist of a three-pole contact-breaker providing at
least 3 mm contact separation.
Suitable contact-breakers are e.g. switches, fuses (screw-in
fuses must be taken out of their threaded holder), Fi-switches,
and overload cut-outs providing at least 3 mm contact separa-
tion.
Power connection:
230 V ~~ via a permanently wired lead with plug.
(Fixed wiring only if carried out by a qualified electrician.)
The exhaust air may not be introduced into a smoke flue or
exhaust gas chimney.
Introduction of the exhaust air into a shaft used for ventilation
of the installation spaces of firerooms is not permitted.
If the exhaust air is introduced into a non-operational smoke
flue or exhaust gas chimney, it is advisable to seek the con-
sent of the competent chimney-sweep.
The official exhaust air guidance regulations are basically to
be compiied with.
During operation as an exhaust air appliance, an 1 adequate
supply air opening of approximately the same size as the ex-
haust air opening is to be ensured.
According to the Provincial Building Regulations, the joint op-
eration of fume extractor hoods and chimney-linked fire-
places, such as coal- or oil-fired ovens and gas heaters, in the
same space is subject to specific restrictions.
In such spaces, the Fireplace Regulations only allow an under-
pressure of max. 0.04 mbar.
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GB — SIKM1 11/89
SIE 1-3 5/92
SIKM1 11/09 GB — SIKM2 11/89 GB
- The safe joint operation of chimney-linked appliances and
fume extractor hoods is only guaranteed if space and/or
dwelling (space/air interaction) are externally ventilated by a
suitable supply air opening of around 500— 600 cm? and an
underpressure thereby avoided when the fume extractor hood
is running.
in doubtful cases, please seek the advice and consent of the
competent area chimney-sweep or the local building author-
ities. | |
Since, in spaces without fireplace, the rule is: “Supply air
opening as large as exhaust air opening”, the efficiency of the
exhaust air device may be impaired by the greater opening of
500 -- 600 cm?.
Operation of the hood as a return air hood in such circumstan-
ces is safe and is not subject to the regulations noted above.
Operation of the fume extractor hood in return air mode is
optimum only when the following are ensured:
— short, straight exhaust air runs
— as few pipe bends as possible‘
— running of pipes in flat arcs, not in acute angles
— as large as possible pipe diameters (basically min. 120 mm
dia. for two-motor hoods).
Failure to observe these principles is inevitably associated
with power losses and increased operating noise.
During installation of the fume extracior hood, the following .
minimum distances from the upper edge of the hob to the
lower edge of the fume extractor hood must be complied with:
Electric cookers 465 mm
Gas cookers ; - 650 mm
Coal- and oil-fired cookers min. 700 mm `
For the kitchen
furniture
installer
35
General
Appliance
description
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The fume extractor hood is supplied as an exhaust air appliance
and may be used as a return air apphance through application
of an active carbon filter (special accessory).
For this purpose, you need the AEG Original Actide Carbon
Filter (see special accessories).
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= Sliding switch (blower, lighting)
= Filter grille (tat titer)
Lighting
= Control panel
= Extractor part .
The fume extractor hood is switched on and controlled via the
different controls on the contro! panel of the appliances or via
the extractor part.
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GB
GE -— GBM1 11/89
AL1 11/89
GB — TDM2-1 11/89 GB — TDM3 11/89 GB
TDM1 11/89
Dimensions:
Height
387 .
Weight:
Net: 13 kg
Connection value:
Width Depth
599 275
Total connected load: 190/260 W
Fan motor:
Lighting:
110/2x 110 W
1x 14 W
710D/760 D
(in mm)
(without screen)
(20 mm screen)
(fluorescent lamp 760 D)
2 x 40 W max. (sockets for E 14
candle bulbs 710 D)
‚Fan outputs (settings) to DIN 44 971
Lenght of the cable: 120 cm
760 D
Exhaust air:
Return air:
710 D
Exhaust air:
Return air:
Continuosly
variable
214 m%h — 358 m3/h
125 m%h — 226 m?/h
Setting 1 Setting 2
151 mh 230 m*%h
102 m°/h 166 m3h
Exhaust air system 120 mm dia.
Intensive
500 m?%h
268 m?%h
Setting 3
280 m?%h
187 m*%h
Setting 4
355 m¥h
216 mh
Technical
data
37
Air outlet
38
760 D
Pipe connection of 120 mm dia. for exhaust air hoses of 120 mm
dia.
120
710D
Pipe connection stepped from 100/115 to 120 mm dia. and pro-
vided with preset breaking point for exhaust air hoses of
110/115 10 120 mm dia.
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Accessories/installation materials
1 Driling template for side mounting
1 Drilling template for light screen
4 4.5mm dia. chipboard screws {or mounting in wall
4 Spacers for 16 mm side parts (furniture)
1 Air outlet grille (with screws)
1 120 mm dia exhaust air union for 760 D
1 100/115/120 mm dia. exhaust air union for 710 D
1 Holding frame for active carbon filter
(only needed for return air operation)
Important: During exhaust air operation, please keep holding
frame in a safe place for any possible conversion (return air
operation)! ;
The fume extractor hood 1s factory-supplied ior commissioning
in upward exhaust air mode.
Prior to installation of the fume extractor hood, a hole of
140 mm dia. should be cut out in the ceiling of the wall unit for
exhaust air hose apart from mounting drillholes.
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The wall unit must have a minimum body depth (without door)
of 300 mm with recessed light screen and min. 280 mm with
flush-mounted light screen.
The unobstructed internal height must be at least 370 mm. |
Preparing the
wall unit
(exhaust air
operation) -
39
Preparing the
wall box
(exhaust air
- operation)
Position of
exhaust air
opening(s)
40
If the kitchen fume is run out into the open air through the exter-
nal wall, you need a type MKZ telescopic wall box (with ex-
haust and supply air) E-No. 610 893 004 (from our range of
special accessories).
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The dimensions and position of the air outlet opening(s) are
given In the following diagram.
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GB
YMAT 11/89.
GB
GB — MAS1 11/89
ALS1-1 11/89
For wall box/fume extractor hood connection, it Is best to use
the non-flammable exhaust air hose under E-Nr. 942 118 611
(120 mm dia for 760 D) or E-Nr. 942 118 610 (100 mm dia.
710 D) from our range of special accessories.
We further recommend flame retardant materials, such as KA
piping. |
The exhaust air union has a theoretical opneing of 100, 115,
120 mm dia. (710 D) or 120 mm dia. (760 D).
This can be used to fit exhaust air hoses optionally of 100, 115,
120 or 120 mm dia.
For 100 mm dia., fit directly with a hose clamp.
For 120 mm día, cut the exhaust air union at the preset break-
- ing point (a sharp knife is sufficient).
Insert the exhaust air union by the lugs into the air opening of
the fume extractor hood and fix by twisting to the right (bayonet
calch).
Special
accessories
for exhaust air
hoses
Fitting the
exhaust air
union
41
Preparing the
wall unit
(return air
operation)
Spice rack
42
Before installation of the fume extractor hood in the wall unit, a
150 mm hole for the ventilation grille (return air operation)
should be cut out in the wall unit ceiling.
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Depending on the wall unit height, you need for return air op-
eration a pipe union or additionally a non-flammable length of
pipe (100/115/120 mm dia.) as far as the wall unit ceiling.
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If a spice rack is to be incorporated in front of the build-in fume
extractor hood, a minimum distance of 5 mm must be provided
between the front edge of the fume extractor hood and the
spice rack wall (this air gap being necessary for air circula-
tion).
The upper part of the spice rack rear wall should be detachable
(access for exhaust air hose or adjustment of furniture housing).
GB
GB — GED1 11/89
VOU1-1 11/89
Installating the fume extractor hood in the wall unit — exhaust | Installation
air operation (return air operation with active carbon filter) 7
1. Apply the drilling template to the inside wall of the wall unit
on the RH and LH sides, and mark out and predrill 2 mm dia.
mounting holes as well as 2 6 mm dia., 5 mm depth holes for
the mounting claws (installation aids).
2. Unscrew the ventilation grill mounted on the appliance (1
screw), apply the exhaust air union prepared lo the required
exhaust air diameter, and twist it to the right to its fullest ex-
tent (so that it is retained).
3. Fully withdraw the extractor part of the build-in fume extractor
hood.
4. Important: Detach and insert the fat filter grilles only when
the extractor part is fully withdrawn.
Detach the metal fat filter grilles by folding up the grips and
pressing in the bolts to one side.
MHQU1-2 11/80 GB
First detach the rear and then the front metal fat filter.
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Installation
44
5. Рог 19 mm side walls, the spacer discs clipped in on the
appliance body must be taken out. Mount the hood with 4 or
6 4 mm dia. screws.
6. Insert the fume extractor hood in the furniture housing and
engage both mounting claws (installation aids) on the RH
- and LH sides in the side wall of the wall unit and firmly hold
the fume extractor hood for further mounting. Then mount
the hood with the 4 or 6 4 mm dia. screws supplied.
7. Unfold the grips of the metal fat filter. Insert the metal fat filter
first on the RH side and then on the LH side (bolt) and fold
up the grips.
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8. Insert the extractor part.
MHOU1-1 12/89 GB
GB
MHOL 1-1 12/83
9. Ifthe cupboardis deeper than 300 mm, cover the gap between
the hood and the wall with a finishing strip (special accessory)
To install it, proceed as follows:
Measure the wall distance and apply the covering strip over
the necessary width (wall distance plus 5 to 8 mm), kinking
the covering strip at the appropriate notches and tearing off
“the surplus material (removing the protective foil). |
Then fasten the strip to the bottom part of the hood with three
clips (special accessories).
Apply pressure.
45
Fitting the
active carbon
filter during
return air
operation
46
И the fume extractor hood is installed as a return air appliance
(air outlet above grille of wall unit), the active carbon filter
(special accessory) must be fitted before the metal fat filter is
fitted. ;
Installation sequence:
1. Insert the holding frame (in the package supplied) for the
active carbon filter in the shaft of the fume extractor hood with
the? lugs facing upwards and then clip into the lower holes.
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2. Fix the holding frame on the lower part of the housing of the
fume extractor hood wilh the 2 screws supplied (see illustra-
tion). я
3. Remove the foil of the active carbon filter.
Place the active carbon filter into the tugs of the holding
frame above, retained in the 2 red clips facing downwards.
Press the 2 red clips inwards and insert the active carbon
filter into the holding frame.
GB
EKU1 11/89
“4. Important; Detach and insert the metal fat filter grilles only
when the extractor part is fully withdrawn.
Uniold the grips of the metal fat filter, insert the rear metal fat
filter first and then the front one, first on the right and then on
the left (bolt) and fold in the grips.
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If, for technical reasons (exhaust air/return air conversion) the
fume extractor hood has to be removed from the wall unit, pro-
ceed as follows.
|. Fully withdraw the extractor part and remove the metal fat
filter grilles.
2. Loosen the 4 or 6 mounting screws of the fume extractor
hood (wall unit mounting).
3. To loosen both mounting claws (installation aids), place a
max. 3 mm dia. Phillips screw-driver in the spring opening
“and simultaneously press the spring inwards (towards the
appliance housing).
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Important: Hold the fume extractor hood firmly!
Removing the
fume extractor
hood from the
wall unit
47
48
Adjusting the extractor part (E)
On wall units with a body depth of 275 mm to 335 mm, the ex-
traction depth can be.adjusted as follows:
1. Remove both metal fat filter grilles by uniocking.
2. Loosen the screws on both end-stop brackets and set the
extraction depth (min. 275 mm, max. 335 mm).
3. Remount the screws
4. Insertthe metal fat filter grilles’
GB
VA1 11/89
1. Open.and unlock the grips of the metal fat filter grilles, re-
moving first the rear and then the front metal fat filter.
2. Detach the internal cover of the available appliance screen by
pressing both unlocking devices (press and pull).
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3. Loosen the available screen — 3 screws — and predrill the
light screen (furniture part) as per template and mount on
the extractor part with 3 screws.
4. Clip the internal cover back in and insert both metal fat filters
(first the rear one and then the front one).
Installing the
light screen
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Voltage and
current
electrical
connection
important
ELECTRICAL CONNECTION
WARNING! |
ALL APPLIANCES WITH A 3 CORE LEAD MUST BE EARTHED
Please ensure that the voltage and current indicated on the rating plate
agrees with the voltage auf your electricity supply. 220/240 volts — (ie.
220/240 V a.c.)
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Please note! (For users in the U.K)
If your appliance has been equipped with a mains lead with a moulded
on type plug, you must comply with the following regulations: The plug
moulded on to the lead incorporates a fuse. For replacement, use a 13-
amp BS 1362 fuse. Only ASTA approved or certified fuses should be
used. If the fuse cover/carrier is lost, a replacement cover/carrier must
be obtained from electrical goods retailers. If the socket outlets in you
home are not suitable for the plug fitted to the appliance, then the plug
must be cut off and destroyed for safety reasons, and an appropriate
plug fitted. When fitting the plug please note the following points:
The wires in the mains lead are coloured in accordance with the
following code:
Green and Yellow Earth
Blue Neutral
Brown Live
Some appliances have a twin core mains lead, when no earth is requi-
red. |
As the colours of the wires in the mains lead of this appliance may not
correspond with the coloured markings identifying the lerminals in you
plug proceed as follows:
1. The wire which is coloured Green and Yellow must be connected to
the Earth terminal in your plug, which is marked with the letter E or by
the earth symbol or coloured Green, or Green and Yellow.
2. The wire which is coloured brown must be connected 10 the live ler-
minal which is marked with the letter L or coloured red.
3. The wire which is coloured blue must be connected to the neutral
terminal which is marked with the letter N or coloured black.
When wiring the plug, ensure that all strands of wire are securely relai-
ned in each terminal. Do not forget to tighten the mains lead clamp on
the plug. This appliance complies with the requirements laid out in the
EEC Directive 76/899.
Voltage 220/240 V АС
Fuse rating | 13 amps
See rating plate for further information
GB
GUTEK2 11/89
Safety instructions
It must be ensured that hobs are always covered so that the
appliance is not damaged by excessive heat liberation. Open
fireplaces on oil-, gas-, and coal-fired cookers must be
avoided.
During deep-frying over a cooker/hob, the appliance used for
deep-frying must also be supervised during operation.
The oil contained in the deep-frying appliance may sponta-
neously ignite through overheating.
lf contaminated oil is used, spontaneous ignition may occur
even more readily. |
It should be noted that overheating may cause a fire.
Flambe-cooking under the fume extractor hood is not allowed.
~ During all work on the fume extractor hood, also during bulb
change, the appliance must be de-energized (by removing the
fuses or otherwise disconnecting the appliance).
It is important to observe the filter change or cleaning inter-
vals. Failure to observe these intervals may cause the risk of
fire through fat deposition. |
For the
user
5!
Appliance
description
52
Extractor parl
Control panel
AUS400 11/82 GB
AUS400 11/88 GB
First use
To switch on or control by sliding switches, fully withdraw the
extractor part (A).
The sliding switches are arranged on the upper RH side of the
extractor part (Fig. CY/CZ/B.). The individual numbers and _
symbols have the following meanings (from left to right):
OT o 01234 OT
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= = Continuously variable 1 = Blower selling 1
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= biower control
es ; 2 = Blower setting 2
> = Intensive setting
OT 3 = Blower setting 3
| = Lighting — |
A 4 = Blower setting 4
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iy = Off COMA e
Ea = i= Lighting
LL ES On on
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Operation
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Operation
Pre- and
after-running
of fan
Metal fat filter
Instructions on
active carbon
filter
54
The blower is controlled by shifting the sliding switch. The ex-
tractor part of the build-in fume exfractor hood be used to
switch the blower on and off when the appliance is switched on
(fan motor).
When the extractor part of the appliance is withdrawn (with-
out preceding disengagement of the build-in fume extractor
hood via the controls), the set fan output is automatically re-
engaged.
If the extractor part is re-inserted without operation of the sliding
switches, first the blower is switched off.
You should always engage the intensive setting ( - /760 D)
under heavy fume conditions.
The lighting can be separately switched on and off with the slid-
Ing switch,
The build-in fume extractor hood is to be switched on before
cooking begins and allowed to run on around 15 minutes after
cooking is completed!
You should remove the metal fat filter Q from the appliance
around every 2 weeks and clean it by hand or in your dish-
washer.
The active carbon filter must be changed not later than after
1 year.
The active carbon fii:« cannot be washed or regenerated.
Good deodorization is c.::::!itional upon a suitable active саг-
bon volume and specific arra:icoment of the active carbon fil-
ter in your fume extractor hoot
This combination ensures a positiv.. r«iurn air supply in con-
trast to exhaust air operation.
A decisive factor affecting deodozrize icon is what is known as
the dwell time of the aspirated air in the active carbon filter.
This dwell time can only be achieved with the AEG Original
Active Carbon Filter (see Special accessories).
GB — WKF* 11/89 GB
AUS400 11/86 GB.— DVN1 11/89 GB — WPF1-2 1/91
GB
WPFA2 11/89
To remove and then clean metal fat filter grilles, proceed as
follows: | |
As a safety precaution against the appliance being
unintentionaliy switched on, remove the fuses or otherwise
disconnect the hood from the mains supply.
1. Fully withdraw my extractor part (A).
2. Remove first the rear and then the front metal fat filter
grille.
To do this, unfold both grips of the fat filter grille.
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Press inwards the unlocking devices on the RH and LH sides,
hold them firmly, and take the fat filter out ot the housing.
3. Clean the internal housing only with washing-up liquid and
warm water (never use any abrasive cleaners, brushes, or
scouring agents).
4. After cleaning, re-insert both dry metal fat filters in the
reverse sequence (first the front one, then the rear one).
5. Re-insert the fuses and reconnect the appliance.
Cleaning the
metal fat filter
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Changing
the active
carbon filter
56
After 120 operating hours, the active carbon filter must be |
changed.
Important! When the active carbon filter is being changed,
the metal fat filters must also be cleaned or, during exhaust
air operation, only the metal fat filters.
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To remove and replace the active carbon filter, proceed as
follows:
For reasins of safety against any unintentional switching on,
remove the screw-in fuse from the holder or switch off my,
automatic fusing system in the fusebox.
1. Fully withdraw the pull-out part (A).
2. First detach the rear and then the front metal fat filter.
To do this, fold up both grips of the fat filter grille.
Press inwards the bolts on the RH and LH sides, retain, and
remove the fat filter from the housing.
3. Press both red lugs upwards (towards the inside of the
housing) and remove the active carbon filter downwards.
4. Clean the internal housing only with warm washing-up liquid
suds (never use any abrasive cleaners, brushes, or scouring
agents).
5. insert the active carbon filter into the lugs of the holding
frame above using the ? red clips to retain it below,
press the red clips inwards, and insert the active carbon filter
in the holding frame.
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6. Screw back fuses or re-engage automatic fusing system.
You can change the light bulb(s) yourself!
As a safety precaution against the appliance being
unintentionally switched on, remove the fuses or otherwise
disconnect the hood from the mains supply beiore changing
the light bulb(s).
Fume extractor hood 710 D
1. Unlock the lighting cover (D) by twisting the bolts to the left
and fold down the bulb cover.
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2. Unscrew the defective candle bulb(s) and replace with new
onets). ; :
Important: Use only max. 4 W candle bulbs, E 14 socket!
3. Close: - tulb cover and relock it by twisting the bolts to the
ght
Re- insert the fuses and reconnect the appliance.
Changing the
tight bulb(s)
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You can change the fluorescent lamp or starter yourself!
De-energize the appliance before changing the lamp (e.g. pull
out the mains plug).
1. Unlock the lighting cover (D) by twisting the bolis to the left
Fume extractor hood 760 D
and fold down the bulb cover.
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2. Unscre..
. -iclective fluorescent lamp by twisting out of the -
sockets I the left and replace it with a new one.
Important: insert only a max. 14 W fluorescent lamp by
twisting into the sockets to the right!
Changing the
fluorescent
lamp (starter)
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WLW2 11/59 GB — WR111/89 GB
3. Remove any delective starter by twisting out of the socket to
the left. '
Insert a new starter by twisting to the right.
4. Clos imp cover and relock it by twisting the bolis to the
right.
Re-insert the fuses and reconnect the appliance.
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Important! To clean the fume extractor hood, de-energize the
appliance (e.g. pull out the mains plug). |
Never introduce sharp objects into the protective grille of the
motor!
Clean the outer parts with a mild washing-up liquid solution.
Never use abrasive cleaners, brushes, or scouring agents.
- Clean the control panel screen and fat filter grille only with a
damp cloth and mild washing-up liquid solution. :
It is important to observe the filter change or cleaning inter-
vals. Failure to observe these intervals may cause the risk of
fire through fat deposition.
Cleaning
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Special accessories
Activated carbon filter KLF 60/80 610 899 421
MKZ telescopic wall pipe E-Nr. 610 899 004
(External dimensions | 250 х 220
Opening 185 x 210)
Outlet hose ABS 100(100 mm 0) 942 118 610
| (for 710 D only)
Outlet hose ABS 120(120 mm ©) 942 118611
(for 710/760 D)
BL3D-w 942 118 603
BL3D-b “942 118 604
BL3D-m 942 118 605
Finishing strip 660 012 698
Clips (3x) 660 012 697
S2HD1 11/89 GB
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Customer service
In case of any enquiries and faults, please call our service centre
(see list of service centres).
When calling, please state the following
1. The model designation
2. The E-No.
3. The F-No.
You will find these data on the nameplate after opening the fat
filter grille inside the appliance.
In the interests of technical progress, the manufacturer reserves
the right to make design and colour alterations without prior
notice.
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