Juno JDM6530E User manual

Brand: Juno

Model: JDM6530E

Category: Cooker hoods

Type: User manual

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Instruction on mounting and use of the cooker hood

JDM 6530

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470

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4 x Ø 8 mm ➙ 4 x

2 x 5x45

3 x 4,5x13

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4 x 4x8

2 x 5x45

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max. 150

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4 x Ø 8 mm ➙ 4 x

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max. 150

2 x 5x45

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Hood Description - Fig. 1

1) Control panel

2) Work-lights

3) Metal grease filters

Use

The hood may be used as follows:

Exhaust mode

(S - See the installation diagram)

Vapours are extracted outside through an

exhausting pipe that is affixed to the

connection ring above the hood.

Attention!

If the hood is supplied with carbon filter,

then it must be removed.

Choosing the exhausting pipe

The coupling ring has a diameter of 120mm.

We suggest to use Ø 120 mm exhausting

pipe.

— Make a 130-mm diameter opening on the

top of the cabinet for the exhaust pipe.

Recirculation mode

(K - See the installation diagram)

The air is filtered through a carbon filter and

recirculated into the room through the grid

on the higher part of the chimney.

Attention!

If the hood is not supplied with carbon

filter, then it must be ordered and

mounted.

— Make a 115 x 115 mm opening on the top

of the cabinet on the vertical of the hood

outlet hole.

Installation

When installed, the hood must be not less

than 47 cm. above electric burners or 62 cm.

above gas or mixed-fuel burners.

Warning!

— The hood cannot be connected to flues of

other appliances that run on energy

sources other than electricity.

— When the hood is used at the same time of

other appliances that run on energy sources

other than electricity, provision must be made

for an adequate supply of air.

—No food must be cooked flambé

underneath the hood.

The use of an unprotected flame is

dangerous for the filters and could cause

fires.

Therefore, never use an open flame under

the hood. When frying foods, never leave

the pan alone because the cooking oil

could flare up.

— Please, keep to the provisions of official

directives regarding the question of fume

discharge.

— The manufacturers refuse to accept any

responsibility for damage to the hood or

its catching on fire because of failure to

observe the above instructions.

Suggestions for the installation and

use of the hood

— The horizontal sections of the pipe must

be slanted slightly downwards (about

10%) to ensure the condensed vapour

not to come back on the motor of the

hood.

— The best performance of the unit is

obtained in the exhaust mode, therefore

in the limits of the possibilities it is advised

to use the external exhaust (suction) type.

— The best performances are obtained with

short pipes (max. 4 m) and with few

curves.

Electric connection

Before completing any connection, make

sure the house voltage corresponds with the

voltage indicated on the label affixed inside

the hood.

The hood is supplied with a standard plug;

connect it to a correspondingly standard

socket.

In the case is intended to connect the

appliance permanently to the mains after

having removed the plug supplied, must be

fitted a two-pole switch conforming to

regulations with an opening distance

between contacts of not less than 3mm.

The manufacturers are not liable for any

problems caused by the user’s failure to

observe the above instructions.

Mounting the hood

Installation with wall cabinet mounted

a) Place the top edge of the template at the

centre of the lower edge of the cabinet

and mark off four holes on the wall. Make

four 8-mm diameter holes and insert the

plugs provided (Fig. 5).

b) Remove all the metal filters (Fig. 2)

c) From below, fit the upper casing of the

hood in the cabinet opening flush to the

wall until it stops and fasten it to the wall

with two 5 x 45 mm screws in the upper

plugs previously inserted in the wall

(Fig. 5) Insert three 4.5 x 13 mm wood

screws from inside the upper casing of

the hood in the lower edge of the cabinet.

d) With 4 guide pins insert the lower exhaust

part to the upper part and fasten with the

two clamps positioned one to the right

and one to the left. Finally, fasten the

lower part of the hood securely to the

upper using the five 4 x 8 mm sheet metal

screws provided. Insert two 5 x 45 mm

screws from inside the lower part of the

hood in the two 8-mm diameter plugs and

fasten the hood to the wall (Fig. 6).

e) Loosen the fastening screws of trim M so

that it slides to the desired height; then

retighten the two screws (Fig. 7, N).

f) Reinstall the three metal filters.

g) If the hood has to be disassembled (for

example for technical assistance) reverse

the above procedure.

Installation with wall cabinet not

mounted

a) Place the top edge of the template at the

height of the lower edge of the cabinet

and mark off four holes. Make four 8-mm

diameter holes and insert four 8-mm plugs

(Fig. 8). Remove all the metal filters (Fig.

b) Fasten the lower part of the hood with two

5 x 45 screws in the two lower holes and

loosen the screws that fasten the trim so

that the trim slides to the desired height;

then retighten the two screws (Fig. 9).

c) From above, fit the upper part of the hood

flush to the wall on the exhaust part so

that it matches the four guide pins in the

respective holes. Hook the fastening

clamps to the right and left and snap

fasten upwards.

Using the five 4 x 8 mm sheet metal

screws provided, fasten the upper part of

the hood securely to the lower part with

two 5 x 45 mm screws provided, inserting

them from inside the hood in the upper 8-

mm diameter plugs (Fig. 6).

d) Mount the cabinet on the hood and fasten

with three 4.5 x 13 mm screws to the

lower edge of the cabinet.

e) Reinstall the three metal filters.

f) Disassembly (Technical Assistance)

Remove the metal filters. Remove the

lower part of the hood, removing first the

two 5 x 45 mm screws which fasten it to

the wall and then the 4 screws which

fasten it to the upper part of the hood and

unhook it from the two fastening clamps.

Remove the three 4.5 x 13 mm screws

which fasten the upper part of the hood to

the cabinet and the two screws which

fasten it to the wall. Pull out the appliance

downwards.

External exhaust operation

Make a 130-mm diameter opening on

the top of the cabinet for the exhaust

pipe (Fig. 10)

Internal recycling operation

a) Make a 115 x 115 mm opening on the

top of the cabinet and more

specifically on the vertical of the hood

outlet hole (Fig. 11).

b) Connect a 120-mm diameter non-

flammable tube to the flange on the hood

outlet hole. The height of the tube should

be equal to the distance between the

base of the flange and the upper edge of

the cabinet ceiling.

c) Fasten the deflector on the cabinet

ceiling to cover the previously made

hole (Fig. 11).

Operation

The hood has one variable speed motor. For

the best performance, we recommend using

the low speeds in normal conditions and the

high speeds in particular cases of strong

odour and vapour concentration.

We recommend starting up the hood a few

minutes before cooking and keeping it

running until all the odours have been

eliminated.

A- Motor OFF button

B - ON button and motor speed selection

button 1 - 2 - 3 - 1 - 2 - . . . .

E - Speed 1 LED

F - Speed 2 LED and grease filter

saturation LED (flashes)

C - Speed 3 LED and carbon filter

saturation LED (flashes)

D - Intensive speed indicator LED

G - Intensive speed ON switch

This speed should be used when the

concentration of cooking fumes or

odours is particularly strong (for

example when frying, cooking fish

etc.).

The fast speed will run for about 5

minutes and then return to the speed

previously set automatically (1, 2 or

3), or switch off if no speed was

selected. To turn off the fast speed,

before the end of the 5 minutes,

press button A or button B.

H - OFF lamp button

I - ON lamp button

If the hood fails to operate correctly, briefly

disconnect it from the mains power supply

for almost 5 sec. by pulling out the plug.

Then plug it in again and try once more

before contacting the Technical Assistance

Service.

Filter saturation control devices for

grease filters

This hood is supplied with a device that

notifies the user when the grease filter must

be cleaned or the charcoal filter replaced (if

installed).

Upon installation, the saturation control

device for the charcoal filter is not activated

(the hood is ready for use in vent mode).

In the event, you would like to install a

charcoal filter, activate the saturation control

device by pressing the B and G buttons at

the same time for 3 seconds.

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at the start of this procedure, only the F Led

will blink, after 3 seconds have passed, the

C Led will begin to blink, as well to indicate

that the saturation control device for the

charcoal filter has been activated.

Grease filter saturation Led

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The Led marked F flashes to warn you when

the grease filter needs to be cleaned.

Carbon filter saturation Led

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The Led marked C flashes to indicate carbon

filter needs to be replaced.

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Reset for the saturation control

devices for grease and charcoal filters

Once the grease filters have been cleaned

or the charcoal filter replaced, press the A

button for approximately 3 seconds until you

hear the (beep):

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The F led and C led (if active) will stop

blinking.

Maintenance

Before performing any maintenance

operation, disconnect the hood from the

electricity.

Metal grease filter

To remove the metal grease filter press

the two plastic handles D (Fig. 2) inwards so

that they rotate longitudinally 45° and then

pull the two handles towards the centre of

the appliance at the same time.

The metal grease filter lasts forever and

must be washed either by hand or in the

dishwasher (65

°C) with suitable detergents.

The grease filters must be washed at

least once a month.

Before refitting the filter ensure that it is

perfectly dry.

Position of filters is interchangeable.

Carbon filter

It keeps the odours and smells and leave the

aspirated air cleaned from them.

The carbon filter should be replaced every

year under normal use.

The carbon filter cannot be washed nor

regenerated.

To fit the carbon filter - Fig. 3:

1) Remove the metal grease filters.

2) Remove the two screws E which fix the

carbon filter holder.

3) Fit the carbon filter F, replace the holder

into its original position.

Now fix it into place using the two hooks

G of the carbon filter.

It is not necessary to replace the two

screws.

4) Put the metal grease filter back into place.

To replace the carbon filter - Fig. 3:

— To dismount, press the two buttons A and

pull gently forwards to remove the filter

from its housing.

Attention

Failure to observe the rules for cleaning the

appliance and changing and cleaning the

filters may cause fires.

Therefore, we recommend observing these

instructions.

Replacing the lamp - Fig. 4

1) Disconnect the hood from the electricity.

2) Remove the burnt lamp using a

screwdriver, and pull it outwards.

3) Use only 20 W (max) halogen lamps.

4) Fit the new lamp ensuring that the two

male contacts of the lamp fit perfectly into

the female contacts of the lamp holder.

5) Before calling for repair service because

the hood fails to light up, make sure the

bulbs are screwed in tightly.

Cleaning

To clean the outside of the hood use a cloth

moistened with denatured alcohol or neutral

liquid detergents.

Never use products containing abrasive.

Wipe brushed stainless steel in the same

direction as the brushing to avoid scratching.

L 852 Ed. 02/97

ELECTROLUX HAUSGERÄTE GMBH

Rennbahnstraße 72-74

60528 Frankfurt

Juno JDM6530E User manual

Brand: Juno

Model: JDM6530E

Category: Cooker hoods

Type: User manual

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