Aeg-Electrolux EFA1030X User manual

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Model
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IH EFA 1020.1
942490211
IH EFA 1030
942490212
Air Cleaning Center
Ceiling mounted, with cable suspension
With remote control
Installation and Instructions for Use
Effective
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1. Hood body
2. Cable suspension
3. Cable support
4. Decorative disc
5. Hanger bolt
6. Dowel
7. Metal filter with ionizer sheet, with
spring lock
8. Cable for ionizer sheet
9. Receptacle for wire suspension
10. Heat detector
11. Grease collector
12. Halogen lamp 20 Watt
13. Germicidal lamp (UV-C Lamp) EKL
14. Stainless steel filter 586x324 mm incl.
activated carbon
15. Power cord outlet
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EFA 1020.1/1030 Air Cleaning Center (Ceiling Mounted) with Cable Suspension
EFA 1020.1/1030 Air Cleaning Center (Ceiling Mounted) with Cable Suspension EFA 1020.1/1030 Air Cleaning Center (Ceiling Mounted) with Cable Suspension
EFA 1020.1/1030 Air Cleaning Center (Ceiling Mounted) with Cable Suspension
Installation Instructions
Installation InstructionsInstallation Instructions
Installation Instructions–
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– Instructions for Use
Instructions for Use Instructions for Use
Instructions for Use
In order to be able to use your exhaust hood in the best possible manner, please read these intructions
carefully and keep them in case they are needed.
1. Safety and General notes
1. Safety and General notes1. Safety and General notes
1. Safety and General notes
• The exhaust hood can only be connected to a properly installed power outlet or connected directly
by a professional. The power outlet mus be as secure as possible directly in the junction box. The
electrical data is found on the nameplate, after opening the grease collector (11), behind the stain-
less steel filter (14), in the interior of the device.
• The connection and commissioning may only be carried out by a professional.
• Never use the exhaust hood without a filter (7/14) and open grease collector (11).
• Always use gas burners properly.
• Accessible parts can become hot while cooking or when they are used with cooking utensils!
• The gas burner flames must always be covered with cookware. Strong heat development of open
flames could damage the exhaust hood.
• The exhaust hood‘s power supply must be interrupted by pulling the plug before conducting any
cleaning or maintenance work.
• Flambee dishes must not be prepared under the exhaust hood. The open flame could cause a fire.
• Never leave the pan unsupervised when frying food. The oil could start a fire.
• Constant maintenance ensures perfect operation and optimal performance of the exhaust hood.
• All contaminated surfaces should be cleaned of debris regularly. The filter must be removed and
cleaned regularly. (see page 11).
• Incorrect halogen lamps (12) could ruin the transformer.
• The device can swing freely because it is attached to the ceiling with steel cables.
• Do not allow the heat sensor to react to a flame.
• Keep a minimum distance of 300 mm between the ceiling and the upper side of the hood.
• Minimum dstance between the storage surface of the cooking vessels on the hob and the lowest
part of the exhaust hood: This distance must be at least 65 cm if the exhaust hood is installed abo-
ve a gas appliance. If the mounting instructions for the hob specify a greater distance, this distance
is to be adhered to. This minimum distance also applies to electric stoves.
• This unit must not be used by persons, including children with reduced physical, sensory or mental
abilities, or by persons without experience and knowledge unless they are supervised by a person
who is responsible for their safety and has been instructed on the use of this equipment.
• Children must not be unsupervised in the vicinity of the unit and must not play with the unit under
any circumstances.
• Safety Shutdown:
Safety Shutdown:Safety Shutdown:
Safety Shutdown:
If one or more filters are removed, the unit switches off automatically. The unit is operational once
again only after the the correct positioning of the filter.
• CAUTION: Accessible parts may become hot when used with cooking appliances.
!!! Operate this unit only with inserted filters (7/14) and a closed grease collector (11) !!!
!!! Do not operate this unit without a filter (7/14)
!!! Do not operate this unit without a filter (7/14) !!! Do not operate this unit without a filter (7/14)
!!! Do not operate this unit without a filter (7/14)
(High voltage and UV
(High voltage and UV (High voltage and UV
(High voltage and UV-
--
-C radiation)
C radiation)C radiation)
C radiation)
Do not look into the illuminated germicide lamp (13) !!!
Do not look into the illuminated germicide lamp (13) !!! Do not look into the illuminated germicide lamp (13) !!!
Do not look into the illuminated germicide lamp (13) !!!
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2. Before Installation
2. Before Installation2. Before Installation
2. Before Installation
• The following parts are in the package: hood body, stainless steel filter, accessory kit and cleaning
kit (the cable suspensions are in the accessory kit).
• Check that the exhaust hood was not damaged during transport. If there is any damage, the unit
must not be installed.
• Make sure that the installation and the electrical connections have been conducted by a qualified
technician according to the specifications of the manufacturer and the official regulations.
• Make sure that a 3-wire power cable is present on the site which comes from the ceiling on the
right side behind the cable suspension.
Caution: The electrical connection must be performed by a licensed electrician. The plug must be
accessible after installation. A Type 12 or Type 13 power outlet is to be provided. The connection
cable is 2.4 metres long.
Caution: If the unit is to be used with as a fixed connection rather than with the plug, a separator
belonging to that only must be available.
Caution: The power supply to the hood must be unplugged before conducting maintenance work.
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3. Installation
3. Installation3. Installation
3. Installation
Caution!!
Caution!! Caution!!
Caution!! The connection to the 230 Volt network as well as the entire installation of the exhaust hood
must be at absolute zero potential
at absolute zero potential at absolute zero potential
at absolute zero potential and conducted by a professional.
1. Workflow:
Carry the middle of the cooktop to
middle of the cooktop to middle of the cooktop to
middle of the cooktop to the ceiling.
2. Workflow:
Draw four drill holes on the ceiling and then drill the four holes. (Sketch 1 = IH EFA 1020.1;
Sketch 2 = IH EFA 1030)
3. Workflow:
Take four dowels, four hanger bolts and four decorative discs from the accessories kit. Insert
the four dowels, screw in the four hanger bolts, and screw the four decorative discs onto the
hanger bolts.
4. Workflow:
Now unpack the hood body.
5. Workflow:
Thread the cable suspension with the cable clamp from above into the hood body. Screw the
cable clamp into the mounting and secure with the set screw. One mounting per cable suspension.
6. Workflow:
Now screw the four wire cables with the cable supports onto the hanger bolts. Now the steel
cable can get twisted but it will ‘untwist‘ during workflow 7.
7. Workflow:
The wire cable relaxes and the length of the steel cable can be varied by exerting pressure
onto the cable clamp. The hood can be aligned using a water level.
8. Workflow:
Fasten the power cord of the hood to the feed line on site.
9. Uncover the hood after installation only so that no dirt particles can reach the top of the hood.
The unit can be uncovered again only once the kitchen has been completely set up and the
final cleaning has taken place.
Skizze 1 Skizze 2
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Workflow 6
Workflow 7
Workflow 5
Workflow 5
Cable suspension with hanger bolt and de-
corative disc (located in accessories kit)
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4. Before Starting
4. Before Starting 4. Before Starting
4. Before Starting
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Make sure that the unit is disconnected from the power supply.
•
Remove protective box from UV-C lamp (13)
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Insert the stainless steel filter (586x324 mm) (14) into the hood body (1)
Please ensure that the filter is correctly inserted! See photo below. All filters are equipped with
Please ensure that the filter is correctly inserted! See photo below. All filters are equipped with Please ensure that the filter is correctly inserted! See photo below. All filters are equipped with
Please ensure that the filter is correctly inserted! See photo below. All filters are equipped with
a micro switch which interrupts the hood‘s electrical circuit power when it is incorrectly positio-
a micro switch which interrupts the hood‘s electrical circuit power when it is incorrectly positio-a micro switch which interrupts the hood‘s electrical circuit power when it is incorrectly positio-
a micro switch which interrupts the hood‘s electrical circuit power when it is incorrectly positio-
ned!
ned!ned!
ned!
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Close the drip collector (11)
The unit is now operational!
The unit is now operational!The unit is now operational!
The unit is now operational!
Insert filter correctly:
Insert filter correctly:Insert filter correctly:
Insert filter correctly:
UV-C Lamp with protective UV-C Lamp without protective carton
Hood body with
stainless steel filter
Heat detec-
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5. Operation
5. Operation5. Operation
5. Operation
4-button control pad:
Hand transmitter:
Switch on to level 1: button
Switch up to next level: button
With the button, you switch the hood to level 1, pressing several times switches the hood to level
2, 3, and then off again.
With the button, you switch the hood to level 3, pressing the button several times in a row swit-
ches the hood to levels 2, 1 and 0
After run time button:
After pressing this button, the hood works with the set level in after run. There are four after run times
which you can select by pressing the appropriate button. Press once = 10 minutes (the light bar/s
flash/flashes once) , press twice = 20 minute (the light bar/s flash/flashes twice), press three times =
30 minute (the light bar/s flash/flashes three times) and press four times = 40 minutes (the light bar/s
flash/flashes four times). The fan speed can be increased or decreased during the after run time.
Light button:
By pressing once briefly, the right and left halogen lamp is switched on or off. If the button is pressed
for a longer period of time, both halogen lamps at the front and the back are switched on or off.
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6. Programming Instructions: Hand Transmitter
6. Programming Instructions: Hand Transmitter6. Programming Instructions: Hand Transmitter
6. Programming Instructions: Hand Transmitter
4
44
4-
--
-button control pad:
button control pad:button control pad:
button control pad:
Hold down simultaneously until the green LED on the control panel lights up. Then let go of
both buttons at the same time.
Hand Transmitter:
Hand Transmitter:Hand Transmitter:
Hand Transmitter:
Press the light button on the hand transmitter until the light goes on or off.
The new hand transmitter is programmed to the existing exhaust hood.
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7. Switching the halogen reflector lamps (12)
7. Switching the halogen reflector lamps (12)7. Switching the halogen reflector lamps (12)
7. Switching the halogen reflector lamps (12)
Take out defective halogen reflector lamps (12) and press the new lamps into the socket! Do not loo-
sen the halogen lamps with metal objects (e.g. screwdriver or knife) because they could scratch the
hood body.
8. Removing the Metal Filter with the Ionizer Sheet (7)
8. Removing the Metal Filter with the Ionizer Sheet (7)8. Removing the Metal Filter with the Ionizer Sheet (7)
8. Removing the Metal Filter with the Ionizer Sheet (7)
The unit must be disconnected from the mains before removing the metal filter!
When removing the upper metal filter (7) the following must be noted:
In order to be able to clean the ionizer sheet, the supply cable from each filter must be detached when
removing the filter. For this, the cable only
only only
only must be removed (see the following photos).
!! When inserting the metal filter, please note that the snap locks must point to the center of the
!! When inserting the metal filter, please note that the snap locks must point to the center of the !! When inserting the metal filter, please note that the snap locks must point to the center of the
!! When inserting the metal filter, please note that the snap locks must point to the center of the
hood !!
hood !!hood !!
hood !!
9. Removing the stainless steel filter (14)
9. Removing the stainless steel filter (14)9. Removing the stainless steel filter (14)
9. Removing the stainless steel filter (14)
Supply cable is removed from
ionizer sheet
View after removal of metal
filter
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10. Filter Cleaning and Care
10. Filter Cleaning and Care10. Filter Cleaning and Care
10. Filter Cleaning and Care
Cleaning the outside of the stainless steel exhaust hood:
A care lotion for cleaning and care is included with each unit. Moisten a soft cloth and apply to unit
with light pressure, let dry and then polish in the brushing direction.
! It is very important to take note of the “brushing direction“ when handling stainless steel devices!
Interior Cleaning:
Interior Cleaning:Interior Cleaning:
Interior Cleaning:
The unit must be disconnected from the mains before it is opened!
The unit must be disconnected from the mains before it is opened! The unit must be disconnected from the mains before it is opened!
The unit must be disconnected from the mains before it is opened!
When changing the activated carbon or cleaning the metal grease filter (7/14), clean the accessible
housing parts of grease deposits. This way, the risk of fire is minimized and optimal function is main-
tained. Please wash with a degreasing detergent and damp cloth only.
Filter:
Filter:Filter:
Filter:
Caution!
Caution! Caution!
Caution!
With increasing saturation of fatty residues, the risk of fire increases and the function
of the unit can be impaired.
! Clean the metal filter (7/14) as needed!
Remove the activated carbon insert and the thumb screws before cleaning!
The metal grease filter (7/14) must be cleaned every 8 to 10 weeks under normal operating conditions
(2-3 hours daily) Cleaning should be done with the cleaner which is included with the exhaust hood
however the cleaning can be done in the dishwasher depending on the size of the filter. The cleaning
intervals for the metal filter (7) on the top side of the hood body are shorter during the heavy pollen
season. The inner layers of the metal fat filter (7) are made of aluminum. It resists chemical influences
(corrosion resistance). However, it can be attacked by soda and caustic sode so that a brown discolo-
ration can occur. The frame and the cover sheet of this metal filter is made of stainless steel.
Do not wash metal grease filters (7/14) with other dishes.
When cleaning by hand, rinse the filter several times in hot, soapy water.
Exchanging activated carbon
Exchanging activated carbonExchanging activated carbon
Exchanging activated carbon
The unit must be disconnected from the mains before it is opened!
The unit must be disconnected from the mains before it is opened! The unit must be disconnected from the mains before it is opened!
The unit must be disconnected from the mains before it is opened!
Activated carbon is used to bind ordorants. The frequency with which the activated carbon is to be
exchanged is between three months and one year, depending on frequency of use. The used carbon
can be disposed of in the normal household waste.
•
Make sure unit is not connected to the mains and without current!
•
Fold grease collector (11) down
•
Remove stainless steel filter (14)
•
Loosen the two thumb screws
•
Remove stainless steel frame and then remove carbon cartridge
•
Loosen the two thumb screws again on the carbon cartridge and then replace the old carbon
with the new carbon
•
Tighten the previously loosened thumb screws
•
Insert the stainless steel filter (14) into the hood body
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11. What to do if….“
11. What to do if….“11. What to do if….“
11. What to do if….“
Hood crackles:
Sporadic hood crackling is normal. It shows that the air is being
cleaned by the ionizer. In case of prolonged crackling, the upper metal filter and ionizer sheet must
be cleaned. In addition, you should check whether the extension cord plug has been connected hori-
zontally to the ionizer sheet.
The hood cannot be shut off:
Check that all filters have been inserted correctly, that each filter is equipped with a microswitch which
will interrupt the electrical circuit when incorrectly positioned.
12. Service
12. Service12. Service
12. Service
The well-trained customer service of Electrolux is available to all of our customers.
Before you contact customer service:
Make sure that there have not been any errors in operation.
Check your exhaust hood according to the chapter “What to do if…“
If you contact customer service:
Make note of the following information which can be found on the unit‘s nameplate:
• Serial number
• Model name
• Product number
Please provide this information for:
• Customer service requests
• Spare part or accessory orders
• Technical questions
The nameplate is found in the hood body behind the filter
• Making a precise note of your observations will make the preparations and the work for our
Stainless steel filter with
carbon cartridge (rear side)
Removable
carbon catrid-
Stainless steel
For loose activated
carbon
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service technicians easier.
• Call the service number 0848 848 111. Your call will automatically be routed to the nearest
service center.
• Please be at home when the service technician comes because he needs your information.
13. Spare Parts
13. Spare Parts13. Spare Parts
13. Spare Parts-
--
-Accessories:
Accessories:Accessories:
Accessories:
Activated carbon refill pack 1 kg, A.-Nr. AK LRZ (893573850)
14. Quality Control
14. Quality Control14. Quality Control
14. Quality Control
The units are subject to the following tests according to VDE 0701 Teil 1 and EN60335-1:
• Protective wire test
• High voltage test
• Insulation test
• Function and performance test
• Mechanical visual inspection
In addition, a visual inspection is conducted and the accessories are checked for completeness.
This product is in compliance with
• The security objectives of the ”Low Voltage” guideline EG/73/23
• The protection requirements of the ”EMC” EG/336/89 guideline as amended by EG/68/93 guide-
line, built and brought onto the market.
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15. Guarantee/Customer Service
15. Guarantee/Customer Service15. Guarantee/Customer Service
15. Guarantee/Customer Service
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16. Information
16. Information16. Information
16. Information
Information on the Heat Detector (10):
Information on the Heat Detector (10):Information on the Heat Detector (10):
Information on the Heat Detector (10):
We care about your safety. For this reason, we have installed a heat detector into the air cleaning
center which functions as follows.
If a temperature between 69° C and 71° C is reached under the exhaust hood, the alarm rings auto-
matically and the unit‘s power supply is interrupted. Once it cools down to approx. 30°-35° C the
alarm is again silenced automatically.
Ionizer Information:
Ionizer Information:Ionizer Information:
Ionizer Information:
The ionizer makes the air fresher. The negative ions clean the air of very fine dust particles, from bac-
teria which is suspended in the air on positive ions, floating viruses and fungal spores. The airstream
produced by the built-in motor leads particles to a metal filter and settles them there. These deposits
are removed with regular cleaning of the upper metal filter (3).
The use of the ionizer is not dangerous! Even a high dose of negative ions is not damaging to health.
A high dose of positive ions, however, can make one ill, tired, weak, and in many cases even irritable
and aggressive.
Germicidal Lamp Information (13):
Germicidal Lamp Information (13):Germicidal Lamp Information (13):
Germicidal Lamp Information (13):
Germicidal lamps are special low-pressure mercury lamps with short wavelength ultraviolote radiation
whose disinfecting effect of natural sunlight is far superior. It destroys all effective microorganisms such
as bacteria, viruses, spores. Yeasts, algae, protozoa and mildews...and all of this without ozone!
!! Never look into a lamp which is switched on because UV C radiation damages the eyes!!
!! Never look into a lamp which is switched on because UV C radiation damages the eyes!!!! Never look into a lamp which is switched on because UV C radiation damages the eyes!!
!! Never look into a lamp which is switched on because UV C radiation damages the eyes!!
WARNING:
WARNING:WARNING:
WARNING:
Touching with bare hands causes stains. Always use a clean cloth or clean gloves!
If the quartz glass comes into contact with the hands, it must be cleaned with a little alcohol before
bringing the lamp back into use.
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17. Notes for the Correct Disposal of the Product
17. Notes for the Correct Disposal of the Product17. Notes for the Correct Disposal of the Product
17. Notes for the Correct Disposal of the Product
DISPOSAL
DISPOSALDISPOSAL
DISPOSAL
Packaging Material
Packaging MaterialPackaging Material
Packaging Material
Packaging materials are environmentally friendly and recyclable. The plastic parts are
labelled, e. g. >PE<, >PS< etc. Dispose of the packaging materials at the community
waste collection point in the collection containers provided according to their labelling.
Old Device
Old Device Old Device
Old Device
The symbol on the product or the product‘s packaging indicates that this product is
not to be treated as normal household waste but must be given up to a collection
point for the recycling of electrical and electronic equipment. Your contribution to the
proper disposal of this product protects the environment and human health. The environ-
ment and health are put at risk by incorrect disposal. More information about recycling
this product can be found at your city hall, refuse collection or the business where this
product was purchased.
Where does the old equipment go?
Where does the old equipment go?Where does the old equipment go?
Where does the old equipment go?
Anyhere where new equipment is sold or disposal at the official S.EN.S collection points
or official S.EN.S-Recyclers.
The list of the official S.EN.S-Recyclers can be found at www.sens.ch.
Warning
WarningWarning
Warning: In order to ensure that used equipment is no longer hazardous, render it unu-
sable before disposal. Remove the equipment from the mains supply also and remove
Remove the equipment from the mains supply also and remove Remove the equipment from the mains supply also and remove
Remove the equipment from the mains supply also and remove
the power supply cable from the equipment.
the power supply cable from the equipment.the power supply cable from the equipment.
the power supply cable from the equipment.
18. Technical Data
18. Technical Data18. Technical Data
18. Technical Data
Outside dimensions: 1000 x 700 mm or 1200 x 700 mm
Minimum distance to cooking surface: 700 mm
Supply voltage: 230 Volts
Power consumption: 272 Watts
Total weight: IH EFA 1020.1—31 kg
ICH EFA 1030—34 kg
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