Groupe Brandt DBT9470XI Owner's manual

Brand: Groupe Brandt

Model: DBT9470XI

Category: Cookers

Type: Owner's manual

GUIDE TO INSTALLATION AND USE

Decorative Cooker Hood

As part of our commitment to the constant improvement of our products, we reserve the right

to alter their technical, functional and/or aesthetic characteristics as part of their continuous

development.

Warning:

Before installing and using your appliance, please read this Installation and Usage Guide

carefully, which will allow you to quickly familiarise yourself with its operation.

Dear Customer,

You have just bought a THOMSON hood and we would like to say thank you.

This new generation of appliances has been designed especially for you to allow your cook-

ing talents and creativity to flourish for your own pleasure and that of your friends and family.

Your new THOMSON hood will fit harmoniously into your kitchen and perfectly combine cook-

ing performance and ease of extraction.

In the line of THOMSON products, you will also find a wide range of built-in ovens,

microwaves, ventilation hoods, dishwashers and refrigerators, all of which can be integrated

and coordinated with your new THOMSON hood.

Of course, as part of our ongoing efforts to satisfy your needs and expectations concerning

our products, our customer service department is available and ready to respond to all of your

questions and suggestions (contact information at the end of this booklet).

THOMSON

CONTENTS

1 / INFORMATION FOR THE USER

• Safety warnings

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• Caring for the Environment

_______________________________________

• Description of your appliance

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2 / INSTALLING YOUR APPLIANCE

• Using the evacuation mode

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• Using the recycling mode

__________________________________________

• Electrical connection

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• Assembling the hood

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• Assembling the ventilation shaft

º Outdoor evacuation ________________________________________ 10

º Recycling ________________________________________________ 11

3 / USING YOUR APPLIANCE

• Control panel description

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4 / CARING FOR AND CLEANING YOUR APPLIANCE

• Cleaning the filter cartridge

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• Changing the carbon filter _________________________________________ 16

• Cleaning the outer surfaces ________________________________________ 16

• Changing the light bulb

____________________________________________

• Looking after your hob

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5 / TROUBLESHOOTING _________________________________________________ 18

6 / AFTER-SALES SERVICE ______________________________________________ 18

1 / INFORMATION FOR THE USER

SAFETY WARNINGS

—This oven was designed for use by private

persons in their homes.

—This appliance is not intended to be used by

persons (including children) with physical,

sensory or mental disabilities, or those lack-

ing experience or awareness, unless super-

vised by someone responsible for their safety

or if they have received suitable instructions

on how to use the appliance from said person.

Children should be watched to ensure that

they do not play with the appliance.

—When you receive the appliance, unpack it

or have it unpacked immediately. Check its

overall condition. Make a note of any con-

cerns or reservations on the delivery slip and

make sure that you keep a copy.

—Your appliance is intended for standard

household use. Do not use it for commercial

or industrial purposes or for any purpose oth-

er than that for which it was designed.

—Do not modify or attempt to modify any of

the characteristics of this appliance. This

would be dangerous for your safety.

—Repairs must only be performed by an ap-

proved specialist.

— Always unplug the hood before cleaning it

or performing other maintenance work.

— Provide adequate ventilation for the room in

the case of simultaneous use of the hood and

other appliances powered by an energy

source other than electricity. This will prevent

the hood from aspirating the combustion gas-

es.

—You should never “flambé” dishes under the

hood or operate gas rings under the hood

without placing cookware on them (the flames

sucked up into the hood can damage the ap-

pliance).

— When frying food under the appliance, you

must carefully monitor the preparation at all

times. Oils and grease brought to very high

temperatures can catch fire.

— Respect the recommended frequency for

cleaning and filter replacement. The accumu-

lation of grease deposits may cause a fire.

— The hood should never be used over a com-

bustible fuel burning stove (wood, coal, etc.).

— Never use steam or high-pressure devices

to clean your appliance (requirement imposed

by electrical safety concerns).

— As part of our commitment to constantly

improving our products, we reserve the right

to make changes to them based on techno-

logical advances to their technical, functional

and/or aesthetic properties.

— In order to easily locate the reference infor-

mation for your appliance, we recommend

that you note down this data on the “After-

Sales Service Department and Customer Re-

lations” page. (This page also explains to you

where to find this information on your appli-

ance.)

•

Important

Keep this user guide with your appliance. If

the appliance is ever sold or transferred to

another person, ensure that the new owner

receives this user guide. Please familiarise

yourself with these instructions before

installing and using your appliance. They

were produced for your safety and the safe-

ty of others.

Warning

In the case of a kitchen heated by a

device connected to a chimney

(a stove, for example), the “recycling” ver-

sion of the hood should be installed. Do not

use the hood without the filter cartridges.

Suitable ventilation should be provided in

the room when the hood is used at the same

time as appliances operated by gas or

another combustible fuel.

Warning

The accessible parts of this appliance

can become hot when used with cooking

appliances.

Warning

The appliance should only be installed by qualified fitters and technicians.

Warning

Before using the filter cartridge for the first time, remove the protective film.

CARING FOR THE ENVIRONMENT

•

— This appliance’s packing materials are recyclable. Please recycle the packaging and help pro-

tect the environment by depositing it in municipal containers provided for this purpose.

— Your appliance also contains many recyclable materials. It therefore carries this lo-

go to indicate that used appliances should not be disposed of with other waste. The

manufacturer will arrange for the appliance to be recycled properly, in accordance

with European Directive 2002/96/EC on Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment.

Contact your local council or your retailer to find out details of your closest used ap-

pliance collection point.

— Thank you for helping to protect the environment.

1 /

INFORMATION FOR THE USER

•

DESCRIPTION OF YOUR APPLIANCE

Vents

Ventilation shaft

Top surface

Control panel

1 /

INFORMATION FOR THE USER

INSTALLING YOUR APPLIANCE

USING THE EVACUATION MODE

If you have an outlet to the outside

(fig. 1)

Your hood can be connected to this outlet using

a flue (not supplied) (minimum diameter 125 mm,

enamelled, or made of aluminium, flexible hose

or fireproof material). If your flue is less than

125 mm in diameter, you must use the recycling

configuration.

•

USING THE RECYCLING MODE

If you do not have an outlet to the outside

(fig. 2)

All of our appliances can be used in recycling

mode.

In this case, you should add the active carbon

filter which will keep in odours.

(see Chapter 4: Changing the carbon filter)

•

- The appliance must be unplugged during installation or when any repair or maintenance work

is being carried out.

- Ensure that the network voltage corresponds to the voltage noted on the identification plate

located inside the hood.

- If the electrical installation at your residence requires any changes in order to hook up your

appliance, call upon a professional electrician.

- If the hood is being used in evacuation mode, do not connect the appliance to a combustion

gas exhaust duct (boiler, ventilation shaft, etc.) or to a CMV (controlled mechanical ventilation)

system.

- Under no circumstances should the exhaust duct empty into the attic.

- Install the hood at a safe distance of at least 70 cm from an electric, gas or combined cooking

hob.

125

150

125

150

fig. 1

fig. 2

Warning

This appliance is delivered with a 2H 05

VVF power cord that has three 0.75 mm² con-

ductors (neutral, phase and ground). It must

be connected to the main power supply

(which should be a 220-240 V single phase

current) via an IEC 60083 standardised sock-

et that should remain accessible after instal-

lation, in keeping with installation guidelines.

We cannot be held responsible for any acci-

dent resulting from a non-existent, defective

or incorrect ground lead. The fuse in your

installation must be 10 or 16 amperes. If the

power cable is damaged, call the after-sales

service department in order to avoid danger.

Warning

If the electrical installation in your resi-

dence requires any changes in order to hook

up your appliance, call upon a professional

electrician.

Warning

If the hood displays any malfunctions,

unplug the appliance or remove the fuse cor-

responding to the electrical socket where

your appliance is plugged in.

•

ELECTRIC CONNECTION

During installation and maintenance opera-

tions, the appliance must be unplugged from

the electrical grid; fuses must be cut off or

removed.

Electrical connections must be carried out

after assembly and fixing.

Ensur

e that:

- the electrical installation has sufficient

power,

- the electrical wires are in good condition

- the diameter of the conductors complies

with the requirements of the installation.

INSTALLING YOUR APPLIANCE

ASSEMBLING THE HOOD

Warning

The hood must be installed in compli-

ance with all applicable regulations concern-

ing the ventilation of premises. In France

these regulations are described in DTU 61.1

from the CSTB. In particular, the evacuated

air should never be carried to a duct used to

evacuate smoke from appliances that use

gas or other combustible fuels. Disused

ducts may only be used after approval from

a competent specialist.

The minimum distance between the cooking

surface and the lowest part of the hood must

be 70 cm. If the instructions for the hob

installed under the hood specify a distance of

more than 70 cm, this requirement must be

respected.

— Draw a horizontal line 70 cm minimum from the

cooking surface (A/fig.1).

— Draw a vertical line (B/fig. 1) on the wall, cen-

tred over the cooking surface and extending

from the horizontal line drawn in the previous

step (A) to the ceiling.

— Place the drilling template against the wall

(C/fig. 1).

For a cavity wall, use suitable wall plugs and

screws.

— Drill the 2 holes. Insert the 2 wall plugs.

— Screw the attachment strip to the wall

(C/fig. 2) using the 2 screws (D/fig. 2).

— Hang the extraction hood by its hooks

(E/fig. 2).

— Adjust the height and level by adjusting the

support screws (E/fig. 2) (the top screw for hori-

zontal adjustment and the bottom screw for wall

facing).

- Fit the anti-lift screw (D/fig. 1).

- Remove the sticky tape from the component

box (F/fig. 3)

- Lift the box up by about 2 cm, then release it,

turn it 1/4 turn, then slide and attach it using the

2 screws on the top of the motor (fig. 3).

Make sure that you do not damage the cables

during rotation and attachment.

•

fig. 2

> 70 cm

fig. 1

90°C

2cm

fig. 3

INSTALLING YOUR APPLIANCE

ASSEMBLING THE VENTILATION

SHAFT

•Outside evacuation

— Using the two screws (fig. 1), attach the metal

ventilation shaft bracket against the wall, flush

with the ceiling for support.

— Mount the non-return valve near the motor out-

let (fig. 2). This non-return valve blocks the entry

of air from the outside.

— If a 125 mm flue is being installed, use the

adapter provided (fig. 3).

If the diameter of your exterior flue is less than

125 mm, you must connect your hood in the

recycling configuration.

— Push the end of the flue onto the motor outlet

(fig. 4).

— Prepare your telescoping ventilation shaft, tak-

ing care not to block the vents (B/fig. 4).

Fit the assembled ventilation shaft onto the hood

and lift up the top part to adjust the height before

screwing it (G/fig. 4) onto the metal shaft sup-

port (A/fig. 4).

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fig. 1

fig. 2

fig. 3

Ventilation shaft support

Duct

Adaptor

Back-flow valve

Motor outlet

Telescopic ventilation shaft

Ventilation shaft securing screw

Tip

For optimal use of your appliance, we rec-

ommend that you connect the hood to a 150

mm diameter flue (not supplied). Minimise the

number of angles and bends and the lengths of

the flue. In the event that the hood will be oper-

ated using outdoor evacuation, you should

ensure a sufficient inflow of fresh air to avoid a

pressure deficiency in the room.

fig. 4

2/ INSTALLING YOUR APPLIANCE

•Recycling

— Remove the back-flow valve (fig. 1).

— Using the two screws (fig. 2), attach the plastic

smoke deflector against the wall, flush with the

ceiling. Be careful to centre the deflector in rela-

tion to the vertical line drawn on the wall (fig. 2).

For models > 700 mm, add the 2 stay rods sup-

plied in the plastic bag (A/fig 2).

— Slide one end of the flue over the deflector and

the other end over the motor outlet (fig. 3).

— Prepare your ventilation shaft, taking care to

face the vents upwards so that they are visible

(B/fig. 3).

— Fit the assembled ventilation shaft (C/fig 3)

onto the hood and lift up the top part to adjust

the height before screwing it onto the smoke

deflector (A/fig. 3) using the two screws

(F/fig. 3).

Smoke deflector

Telescopic ventilation shaft

Duct

Motor bracket

Vents

fig. 1

fig. 2

Ventilation shaft securing screw

fig. 3

/ USING YOUR APPLIANCE

••

CONTROL PANEL DESCRIPTION

Start/stop

Timing /

Delayed stop (10 minutes)

Display

Reduce speed

Light

Increase speed

Boost

Fresh

Tip

This Guide to Installation and Use covers several models. There may be minor

differences in detailing or fittings between your appliance and the descriptions provided.

SELECTION OF HOB TYPE*

••

To select your hob type, the hood should be switched off.

FRESH

Press and hold (>2s) and at the same time to enter configuration mode.

Press to select the hob type: the display indicates I for an induction hob, U for a glass hob

and G for a gas hob. Pressing and briefly at the same time confirms your

configuration.

/ USING YOUR APPLIANCE EN

SWITCHING ON THE HOOD

••

Pressing once on the button starts the hood at speed 1 (the display indicates 1).

FRESH

••

FRESH

SWITCHING OFF THE HOOD

••

Pressing the button once turns the hood off.

CHANGING THE SPEED

••

Before switching on the hood, you can change the suction speed by pressing or .

The function sets the hood to maximum speed 4 for 10 minutes before switching to

speed 2.

At the end of cooking, you can use the button to turn the hood off. This function will ensure

that suction continues for a further 10 minutes at the

selected speed.

To cancel the delayed stop, press once on the same button and the delay function will be

deactivated.

SWITCHING OFF THE DELAY

FRESH

/ USING YOUR APPLIANCE

LIGHT

••

Press the button briefly to switch the hood’s halogen light on or off.

It is also possible (depending on the model of your hood) to adjust the intensity of the light

according to your preferences. Pressing and holding the button will change the intensity.

FRESH

FRESH AIR FUNCTION

••

Pressing the

FFRREESSHH

button once turns the hood on at a low, quiet speed for 1 hour.

The indicator is displayed.

To interrupt this function, just press

FFRREESSHH

again.

PPrrooggrraammmmiinngg tthhee FFRREESSHH AAIIRR ffuunnccttiioonn

Pressing and holding the

FFRREESSHH

button activates programming.

and flash alternately, indicating the start of programming.

Each time you press the button, the FRESH AIR function running time will increase (from

2 hours up to 9 hours). The hood will run quietly at low speed for the set length of time. The

number representing the time in hours (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 or 9) and flash alternately

throughout the FRESH AIR programme.

Each time you press the button, the running time will decrease (from 8 hours to 1 hour).

The programme is automatically confirmed after 10 minutes.

Programming can be cancelled after automatic confirmation by pressing the button once.

To interrupt this function, press the

FFRREESSHH

button.

FRESH

CARBON FILTER SATURATION

••

AUTO STOP FAN

••

AUTO STOP LIGHTING

••

If you forget to turn off the hood, it will automatically turn itself off after 9 hours of operation.

If you forget to turn off the light on your hood, it will automatically turn itself off after 9 hours of

operation.

FILTER CARTRIDGE SATURATION

••

When the

FF iinnddiiccaattoorr ffllaasshheess

, it means that the filter cartridges need cleaning (see “Cleaning the

Filter Cartridge” section).

Press and hold to unlock the “saturation” function.

FRESH

When the

FF iinnddiiccaattoorr iiss oonn ((nnoott ffllaasshhiinngg))

, it means that the carbon filters need changing (see

“Changing the Carbon Filter” section).

Press and hold to unlock the “saturation” function.

RECYCLING/EVACUATION MODE

••

Pressing and holding the and buttons lets you select Evacuation or

Recycling mode. The or indicator is displayed.

It can now be configured.

Press once on or to select recycling mode (r) or evacuation mode (E).

Press and briefly to confirm the configuration.

Press briefly to cancel the configuration.

FRESH

/ USING YOUR APPLIANCE EN

CHANGING THE LIGHT BULB

•

Model with halogen bulb

— Remove the window (fig. 2).

— Change the halogen bulb G4-20W-12V.

— Replace the assembly by repeating these

steps in reverse order.

fig. 2

CLEANING THE OUTER SURFACES

To clean the outside of your hood, use soapy water, but do not use abrasive creams or scrub-

bing sponges.

•

4 / CARING FOR AND CLEANING YOUR APPLIANCE

Warning

Disconnect the appliance by unplugging it or using the circuit breaker before cleaning it

or performing other forms of maintenance. Regular maintenance of your appliance is a guar-

antee of proper functioning, good performance and durability.

Warning

Failure to respect the guidelines for cleaning the appliance and filters may cause fires.

Please ensure that you adhere carefully to the maintenance recommendations.

CLEANING THE FILTER

CARTRIDGE

It must be cleaned after approximately 30 hours of

use or at least once a month. This filter can be

cleaned upright in your dishwasher.

Use a brush, hot water and mild detergent. Rinse

and dry it thoroughly before returning it to the

hood.

•Dismantling the filter cartridge (fig. 1)

— Turn the built-in filter cartridge handle.

— Tilt the filter cartridge downwards.

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CHANGING THE CARBON

FILTER

Replace it after approximately 120 hours of

use.

— Remove the filter cartridge by unclipping it

(fig. 1).

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fig. 1

Filter cartridge

4/ CARING FOR AND CLEANING YOUR APPLIANCE

LOOKING AFTER YOUR HOB

•

Warning

Before carrying out any work, the power supply to the hood must be turned off, either by

unplugging it or by using the circuit breaker switch.

The filter retains fatty vapours

and dust. This component plays

an important role in the efficien-

cy of your hood.

For tough stains, use a non-abra-

sive cream, then rinse with clean

water.

Top surface and

accessories

Never use metal scouring pads,

abrasive products or

excessively stiff brushes.

Activated carbon filter

To clean the body and the lighting

port, you should use only com-

mercial household cleaning prod-

ucts diluted in water and then

rinse using clean water, drying

with a soft cloth.

This filter traps odours and must

be changed at least once a year

depending on your level of use.

You should order these filters

from your dealer (quoting the

reference shown on the identifi-

cation plate located inside the

hood) and note the date the fil-

ter was changed.

Use a commercial household

cleaning product then rinse thor-

oughly and dry. You may place

these parts upright in your dish-

washer (do not let them come

into contact with dirty dishes or

silverware).

We recommend the use of Clearit cleaning products to maintain your appliance.

Clearit offers professional products and solutions designed for the daily care of your household

appliances and kitchens.

They are sold by your usual retailer, along with a complete range of accessories and consum-

ables.

Professional expertise

working for you at home

PRODUCTS/ACCESSORIES

TO USE

MAINTENANCE...

WHAT TO DO?

5 / TROUBLESHOOTING

The hood is not

operating effectively...

Ensure that:

• The selected motor speed is sufficient for the

quantity of smoke and vapours to be cleared.

• The kitchen is sufficiently ventilated to allow

for fresh air intake.

• The carbon filter is not worn (hood operating

in recycling mode).

The hood is not working...

Ensure that:

• The power is not cut off.

• A speed has been selected.

The hood stopped

working

Ensure that:

• The power is not cut off.

• The single-pole cut-off device has not been

activated.

SOLUTIONSSYMPTOMS

Any repairs that are made to your appliance

must be handled by a qualified professional

authorised to work on the brand. When you

call, state your appliance’s complete reference

information (model, type, serial number). This

information appears on the manufacturer’s

nameplate

(Fig. 1).

ORIGINAL PARTS

During maintenance work, request the exclu-

sive use of

certified genuine replacement

parts.

• SERVICE CALLS

6 / AFTER-SALES SERVICE

fig. 1

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Groupe Brandt DBT9470XI Owner's manual

Brand: Groupe Brandt

Model: DBT9470XI

Category: Cookers

Type: Owner's manual

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