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HOOD

HP 97 IX

HP 95 IX

Operating Instructions

Contents

General information, 9

Data Plate

Installation, 10-11-13

Assembly Instructions (HP 97)

Assembly Operations

Motor Connection

Chimney Duct Assembly

Use and Maintenance, 14-15-16

How to use

Maintenance

Operating Modes

Electrical Connection

The Guarantee

Disposal

Italiano, 1 Français, 17English,9

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Nederlands, 34

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Deutsch, 25

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Español , 41

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1. Before installing and/or using this hood, please

read the instructions carefully and thoroughly.

2. Before you install the hood, make sure the

voltage (V) and frequency (Hz) indicated on the

serial and technical data plate located inside the

appliance correspond with the voltage and

frequency available in the place of installation.

3. After having removed the packaging, check that

the appliance is intact. If in doubt, do not use the

appliance and contact professionally qualified

personnel.

4. All installation and adjustment operations should

be carried out by a qualified technician in

accordance with the regulations in force. Specific

indications are given in the section intended for

the installer.

5. Clean the hood according to the manufacturer's

instructions, especially for the deposits formed

on the dirty surfaces to avoid any risks of fire.

6. Ensure the burners are always covered so as not

to cause the hood filter to overheat.

7. When frying food, never leave the pan unattended:

the oil inside the pan could overheat and catch

fire. If the pan contains oil which has already been

used to fry, the risk of spontaneous ignition is

even greater.

8. It is strictly forbidden to flambé food beneath the

cooker hood.

9. The air collected should not be conveyed in a duct

used for the discharge of exhaust fumes from

appliances that run on energy sources other than

electricity.

10.Suitable ventilation of the room must be provided

when the hood and appliances that run on energy

sources other than electricity are used at the

same time.

11.If the hood is used in the outdoor venting mode,

check the condition of the exhaust duct should

the latter have been left unused for an extended

period of time.

12.Remember to pay attention to the local norms in

force and to the regulations from the competent

authorities on the subject of air exhaust when the

hood is operating in the outdoor venting mode.

13.All advice given on this matter must be followed

scrupulously in order to avoid possible fires.

General information

14.FAILURE TO OBSERVE THE ABOVE-

MENTIONED INDICATIONS AS TO THE

INSTALLATION, MAINTENANCE AND

SUITTABLE USE OF THE HOOD RELIEVES

THE MANUFACTURER OF ALL LIABILITY.

The accessories required for the installation of the

hood can be found inside the latter.

The hood is convertible and can therefore be

installed in either the OUTDOOR VENTING or the

AIR RECIRCULATION mode. If the hood is used in

the OUTDOOR VENTING mode, connect opening N

(120/150 mm diameter) (fig. 1) to an exhaust duct

connected directly to the outside and which is 150

cm2 minimum in cross-section. The lowest part of

the hood should be at least 70 cm from the hob.

IN NO CASE WHATSOEVER SHOULD THE HOOD

BE CONNECTED TO EXHAUST DUCTS FROM

OTHER APPLIANCES THAT RUN ON ENERGY

SOURCES OTHER THAN ELECTRICITY (water

heaters - boilers - stoves - etc.). The appliance must

not be placed above stoves with a top radiant plate.

DATA PLATE

Electrical

connections

voltage of 230V ~ 50Hz

(see data plate )

This appliance conforms to the

following European Economic

Community directives:

-73/23/EEC dated 19/02/73 (Low

Voltage) and subsequent

amendments

- 89/336/EEC dated 03/05/89

(Electromagnetic Compatibility) and

subsequent amendments

- 93/68/EEC dated 22/07/93 and

subsequent amendments.

- 90/336/EEC dated 29/06/90 (Gas)

and subsequent amendments.

- 2002/96/EC

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Assembly Instructions for hp 97

The hood is intended for wall mounting (Fig 1A).

1. Remove the two screws "M" that fasten the

mobile part "B" of the duct to the fixed part "A"

(see fig. 1A);

2. Place the two angle irons "D" on the top of the

hood;

3. Remove the aluminium grease filters

4. Place the hood up against the wall and mark the

wall in correspondence with hooks "G" and "D";

5. Using a 6 mm diameter drill bit, drill the holes in

the wall where the positions were previously

marked.

6. Insert the expanding rawlplugs "1" into the holes

and pre-screw hooks "E"

7. Tighten the support screws "2" of angle irons "D"

half-way.

8. Now you can proceed with levelling the hood

(rigging) using screws "L". Once the appliance has

been levelled correctly, fasten it definitively to the

wall by tightening the support and fastening

screws of angle irons "D" as well as screws "F".

Put the metal grease filters back in place.

Assembly Operations for hp 95

This type of support is supplied with the hood (generally

in two pieces) and should be fastened to the wall by

means of two rawlplugs.

In this case, some slots have been made on the

back of the hood onto which these supports should

be hooked (see figure 2A).

To adjust the position of the hood, the support fixing

screws should be loosened and the height of the

same should be adjusted. The aforementioned 2

types of support are nevertheless not sufficient to

guarantee that the hood is firmly anchored; it could in

fact become dislodged and fall to the ground.

To avoid this danger, one solutions can be applied to

the hood:

· ANTI-TIPPING SCREW - This anti-tipping device

foresees that the hood is fastened directly to the

wall by means of one or more screws provided,

using the holes on the back panel of the hood

(see point "P" in figure 2A).

Installation

Assembly Operations

· locate the position of the holes to drill on the wall

for fastening screws and hooks: then remove the

grease filters, bring the hood close to the wall and

place it in the desired position; mark the exact

points on the wall where the holes must be drilled;

· remove the hood and follow the instructions given

above to anchor the same to the wall according to

the type of support;

· hook the hood on;

· now proceed with the anti-tipping fastening using

the special brackets or screws.

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Fig. 3B

Fig. 4

B

A

C

K

Motor Connection

There are two types of motor connections that differ

from one another mainly in the diameter of the steam

and odour outlet:

- 120 mm diameter;

- 150 mm diameter;

If the motor connection (N - fig. 3) does not come

already fitted by the manufacturer, it should be

fastened to the top of the hood using the screws

provided. Then connect it to the steam and odour

exhaust duct by means of a pipe of a suitable

diameter.

Fig. 3A

B

A

C

Fig. 3

N

R

Chimney Duct Assembly

Take the two chimney ducts “A” and “B” and rest the

lower part of duct “A” on the top of the hood. Fasten

duct “A” to the hood using screws “K” provided inside

the accessory bag (fig. 4).

Raise the mobile part “B” until it reaches the ceiling,

making sure it is perpendicular to the hood and

fasten it to bracket “C” with the screws provided (fig.

3A-3B).

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A

B

Operation e Maintenence

Operation

To start the hood (after following all the instructions

described in the previous paragraphs for the

installation and having taken all the safety

precautions), check which type of controls - among

the 2 types indicated below - your hood is provided

with and then follow the relevant directions given.

Push-button controls

The control panel includes:

· 1 “I\0” button to turn the motor on/off

· 3 “I” “II” “III”, buttons to adjust the motor speed

(1st - 2nd - 3rd speed)

·1 “

” button to turn the lighting on/off

Touch controls

The control panel includes:

·1 “

“ key to turn the motor on/

off

·1 “

“ key to reduce the motor

speed

·1 “

“ key to increase the

motor speed

·1 “

“ display that indicates the

motor speed

·1 “

“ key which, once

pressed, turns the motor off

after approximately 12 mins -

when the function is enabled, a

“

“ dot turns on at the bottom

right-hand side of the “

“

display.

·1 “

“ key to turn the lighting

on/off

ATTENTION:

Every 30 hours of use the microprocessor, which is

the heart of the system, indicates with a flashing “A”

on the display that the metal grease filters should be

cleaned to consent the exhaust to function better and

improve hygiene in the room. To cancel the warning

message after cleaning the filters, switch off the

hood, press and hold key n°2 for more than 5

seconds. When the key is pressed the letter “A”

appears on the display; after 5 seconds this

disappears and the microprocessor starts a new 30-

hour count-down before displaying the next warning

message.

Maintenance

Always make sure you carry out all operations with

the omnipolar switch off, in position O.

A) Cleaning

Clean the external parts of the hood using a soft

cloth and neutral detergent; and avoid using abrasive

powders or brushes. For dirt which is difficult to

remove, you may use methylated spirit. Clean the

steel parts by rubbing in the direction of the surface

finish.

B) Cleaning the Metal Grease Filter

Excess grease particles in the metal filter could

cause an increase in the inflammability of the same;

in order to avoid possible fires, the metal grease filter

should be washed according to how frequently it is

used (in any case every 30 days) in a dishwasher or

in lukewarm water using normal washing up liquid.

After rinsing it and drying it thoroughly, replace the

metal grease filter in its special housing.

C) Lamp Replacement

The hood can be provided with different types of

lamps: incandescent, halogen and neon lamps.

· Halogen lamps (fig. 5 and fig. 6): Figure 5

illustrates the type of lamp with a G4 cap, 20W

power and 12V voltage; to replace it, use a

screwdriver to remove the glass support ring “A”

(fig. 6), then remove the protection glass “B”; pull

out the faulty lamp and replace it with a new one;

then reassemble the protection glass, fastening it

with the corresponding ring.

Fig. 5

Fig. 6

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D) Carbon Filter Replacement

For your hood to operate at its best, the activated

carbon filters must be replaced on a regular basis, at

least once every three months. To buy these, contact

an Authorised Service Centre or the Retailer where

you purchased it. Before you begin to insert the

carbon filter, put the omnipolar switch on the O

position (OFF). Pull the lever on the metal filter until

it is released from its housing then remove it by

pulling it downwards (fig. 7). Remove the soiled

activated carbon filters “O“ by turning them clockwise

and then removing them from the guide pegs on the

outdoor venting assembly.

Fit the new filters on, making sure the holes located

on the same fit well around the special reference

pegs of the outdoor venting assembly (fig. 8) and turn

them anti-clockwise until you hear them click

(opposite action to the one for dismounting).

E) Special Functions (for cooker hoods with touch

control panel):

The electronic controls fitted to your hood are

provided with advanced functions to facilitate

maintenence and improved use of the product.

Message indicating that the carbon filters require

replacing

(For mod. HP 97):

If the hood purchased is used in the filter version,

with carbon filters to purify exhaust fumes, the

microprocessor of the elettronic system must first be

informed that it is managing an instrument in filter

mode. To do this, switch off the hood, press and hold

key n° 4 for more than 5 seconds. When the key is

pressed “-” appears on the display (indicating that the

hood is not using the carbon filter). After 5 seconds

this becomes a “C” (indicating that the hood is using

the carbon filters). From now on every 120 hours of

use the microprocessor indicates that the carbon

filters should be replaced with a flashing “C” on the

display, this consents the exhaust to function better

and improves hygiene in the room. To cancel the

warning message after replacing the carbon filter,

switch off the hood switched, press and hold key n°3

for more than 5 seconds, when the key is pressed

the letter “C” appears on the display and after 5

seconds this disappears and the microprocessor

starts a new 120-hour count-down before displaying

the next warning message.

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O

Operating Modes

Outdoor venting

After fastening the "motor connection" as illustrated

in the relative paragraph, connect the same to the

steam and odour exhaust duct by means of a pipe of

a suitable diameter and a minimum cross-section of

150 cm ². If this exhaust duct is not available and the

hood needs to be installed on one of the building's

external walls, make a hole in the wall large enough

to fasten a rain- and wind-proof grille to it, with a

minimum cross-section of 150 cm ² and connect it to

the "motor connection" with a pipe.

Air Recirculation

The hood can be operated in air recirculation mode if

it is not possible to connect an exhaust duct to the

outside. In this case, the air is recirculated by

opening "R" (fig. 1). For the operation of the hood in

air recirculation mode, two activated carbon filters

must be used to absorb all cooking odours. The

assembly instructions are given in the "Carbon Filter

Replacement" paragraph.

Fig. 7

Fig. 8

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Electrical Connection

This hood is intended for a fixed permanent

installation. For the mains voltage and frequency

information, consult the serial number plate situated

inside the appliance. The power supply cable (type

H05VV-F 3x0.75 mm ²) connected to the hood's

terminals marked "L" (mains), "N" (neutral) and

fastened by means of the cable clamp must be

connected to a suitable and accessible fixed power

point by specialised and authorised personnel, who

are to install the hood in compliance with the norms

and laws in force, providing for an omnipolar switch

above the electrical connection with a minimum

contact opening of 3 mm. The manufacturer will not

be held responsible should all the accident-

prevention norms in force and necessary for the

normal and regular operation of the electrical system

fail to be observed.

The Guarantee

The appliance should reach the purchaser provided

with not only this instruction booklet but also the

GUARANTEE CERTIFICATE. Should the latter be

missing, then DEMAND IT.

For the guarantee to be effective, the purchaser

should ask the retailer to validate the guarantee

certificate by stamping it and dating it with the date

of purchase in the space provided.

THE GUARANTEE CERTIFICATE NEED NOT BE

POSTED FOR VALIDATION.

Should this procedure fail to be observed, the

technical staff shall be forced to CHARGE the

purchaser for any repairs.

For any malfunctions during the operation of the

hood, the purchaser can contact the Retailer where

the appliance was bought or his/her nearest

Authorised Service Centre.

HELP US SERVE YOU BETTER: please read the

guarantee clauses herein.

Disposal

• When disposing of packaging material: observe

local legislation so that the packaging may be

reused.

• The European Directive 2002/96/EC on Waste

Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE),

requires that old household electrical appliances

must not be disposed of in the normal unsorted

municipal waste stream. Old appliances must be

collected separately in order to optimise the

recovery and recycling of the materials they

contain and reduce the impact on human health

and the environment. The crossed out “wheeled

bin” symbol on the product reminds you of your

obligation, that when you dispose of the appliance

it must be separately collected.

Consumers may take their old appliance to public

waste collection areas, other communal collection

areas, or if national legislation allows return it to a

retailer when purchasing a similar new product.

All major household appliance manufacturers are

active in the creation of systems to manage the

collection and disposal of old appliances.

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