User manual GAGGENAU AW 541-190.120

[. . . ] Operating and Assembly Instructions AW 540-190/120 AW 541-190/120 AW 542-120 AW 543-120 Extractor Hood AW 540-190/120 AW 541-190/120 AW 542-120 AW 543-120 Preface 1. Important notes 1. 1 For your safety 1. 2 Operating for the first time 1. 3 About use 2. Assembly instructions 6. 1 Technical data 6. 2 Installation Page 3-4 Page 3 Page 4 Page 4 Page 5 Page 6-8 Page 9-10 Page 11 Page 12-17 Page 12 Page 12-17 1 Preface With your new extractor hood, working in the kitchen will be even more fun. The appliance offers you a number of advantages: ­ a good extraction capacity with low noise values, ­ a large number of control functions, ­ optimum illumination of the cooking surface by a dimmable halogen light. [. . . ] After these ten minutes, the ventilation switches off, but the lighting stays on. or or or Fig. 11 or or Interval ventilation: Interval ventilation is a special feature of this appliance which periodically activates the fan for five minutes every hour. You can activate this function by simultaneously pressing the 0 key and, depending on the required extraction capacity, the 1, 2 or 3 key (see Fig. This mode of operation is indicated by alternating illumination of the key together with the corresponding fan level indicator. You can switch off interval ventilation by pressing the 0 key (see Fig. Cleaning and care Cleaning the grease filters The grease filter saturation display F flashes after an operating time of 30 hours to you indicate to you that you should clean the grease filter (see Fig. The grease filters can of course be cleaned at any time, even if the grease filter saturation display has not started to flash. The stainless steel grease filters can be removed easily for cleaning (see Fig. Then pull the grease filter downwards out of the holder; repeat the operation for the other grease filters. You can clean the stainless steel grease filters in a dishwasher at a maximum temperature of 65°C, where it should be supported vertically to allow food or rinsing residues to drain off. If possible, the inner parts of the housing should be wiped out in hot rinsing water when replacing the filters. Caution: when cleaning the inside of the housing, beware of protruding parts. Fig. 13 After having cleaned them, re-insert the grease filters in the wall extractor in reverse order. Important: the handles of both grease filters must be visible after assembly. Fig. Flashing of the indicating lamp goes off. 9 Cleaning the extractor hood Clean the exterior of your extractor hood with a soft cloth and mild detergent solution. Clean the stainless-steel extractor hood (AW 540/AW 542) with stainless steel cleaner. Cleaning the glass plates Apply commercially available window cleaning agent with a soft, moist cloth. To facilitate cleaning, you can detach the glass plates as follows: Detach the grease filters. In the extractor hood, you will find three openings on the upper side through which you can lift the glass plates singly with a blunt object (e. g. If they are extremely soiled, the glass plates can be cleaned in a dishwasher at a maximum temperature of 55 °C. Note: when putting the glass plates back in place, make sure that you do not scratch the chimney. Cleaning the aluminium panel Clean the control panel with a sponge and mild detergent solution only. [. . . ] For the electrical connection between the extractor hood and external fan see installation instructions for the external fan. For safety reasons, if the connecting cable to the external fan has been damaged, it must be replaced by the manufacturer or the after sales service or similarly qualified persons. 14 15 Important: before marking the securing holes, make sure that no electricity or water lines or other lines are laid at the drilling points in the wall. 300 Proceed as follows: ­ From the bottom edge of the hood, mark a center line on the wall. ­ With the aid of the drilling template, mark the positions of the screws on the wall (Fig. ­ Pay attention to the minimum clearance of 600 mm for electric cookers and 700 mm for gas cookers. [. . . ]