AEG 2000D-M User manual

2000 D

Dunstabzugshaube

Fume Extractor Hood

Montage- und Gebrauchsanweisung

Installation and Operating Instructions

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ContentsContents

Contents

IntroductionIntroduction

Introduction

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Extractor version 28

Filter version 29

Electrical connectionsElectrical connections

Electrical connections

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Safety warnings for electrician 30

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echnic Detailsechnic Details

echnic Details

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InstallationInstallation

Installation

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Safety warnings for kitchen unit installer 32

Installation 34

Safety warnings for user 38

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iew of the hoodiew of the hood

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Hood OperationHood Operation

Hood Operation

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Setting the fan speed 40

Hood lighting 40

Intensive speed P 41

Fan timer 41

Switching off the fan 42

Maintenance and careMaintenance and care

Maintenance and care

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43

Warnings on the activated carbon filter 43

Display warning on saturation of activated carbon filter 44

Display warning on saturation of metal grease filter 46

Warning 48

Replacing light bulbs 48

CleaningCleaning

Cleaning

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Special accessorySpecial accessory

Special accessory

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echnical assistance serviceechnical assistance service

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IntroductionIntroduction

Introduction

Extractor versionExtractor version

Extractor version

●The hood is supplied as an extractor unit and can also be

used with a filtering function by fitting activated carbon

filters (special accessory).

● You will need original AEG activated carbon filters for this

function (see Special Accessories).

● The air is forced out through a hose fitted to the

connection flange

● The outlet hose must have a diameter of 150 mm (special

accessory) for the filtering version.

● If the cooking vapour is passed through an outside

wall, you will need an MKZ150 telescopic wall pipe

E-Nr.: 942 118 609 (150 mm Ø) from our range of

special accessories.

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Fig. 1Fig. 1

Fig. 1

Fig. 2Fig. 2

Fig. 2

Filter versionFilter version

Filter version

● The air is filtered through an activated carbon filter and

passed back into the kitchen through the top outlet duct

grids. This type of operation is chosen when there is no

outlet connection to the outside or when it is not possible

to install one. You will need to ask your supplier or

technical assistance centre for an activated carbon filter

for this type of operation, stating the hood model for

which it is required.

● You will need an original AEG KF2000 activated carbon

filter for the filtering function. (See Special Accessories).

● Unplug the unit or disconnect it from the power supply

● Remove the metal grease filters.

Fig. 1Fig. 1

Fig. 1.

● Unscrew the two carbon filter frame screws and insert the

active carbon filter in the support.

Fig. 2Fig. 2

Fig. 2.

● Re-close the carbon filter frame using the same screws

● Refit the metal grease filters.

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Electrical connectionsElectrical connections

Electrical connections

Safety warnings for electricianSafety warnings for electrician

Safety warnings for electrician

Check that the power supply voltage shown on the rating

plate corresponds to the mains supply before proceeding

to make any electrical connections. If the unit is supplied

ready-fitted with a plug, it can be connected to any easily

accessible socket installed in compliance with the

regulations in force.

If a fixed connection is required, the hood must be

installed exclusively by an electrician registered with the

local electrical company. The hood should be installed

using an omnipolar switch with contacts that open to at

least 3 mm.

Fused switches can be used for this purpose (with

cartridge fuses that can be extracted from the fuse

holder), as can automatic circuit breakers and contactors

which open to more than 3 mm.

We decline all responsibility for any problems or faults

caused by a failure to observe the above instructions.

If the power socket is positioned directly above the

extractor hood or on the chimney cover this will give two

advantages:

1. The socket cannot be seen.

2. The unit can be disconnected whenever required by

simply taking out the plug.

Electrical connectionsElectrical connections

Electrical connections

220-230 V - using fixed power supply line with plug.

(The unit should only be connected up by an authorized

electrician).

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echnic Detailsechnic Details

echnic Details

Dimensions:

Height x Width x Depht (in cm) 84-134 x 89,8 x 51

Weight: Net: Gross:

22,3 kg 29 kg

Maximum absorbed power: 240 W

Motor absorption: 1 x 215 W

Lighting: 2 x 9 W

Length of the cable: 120 cm

Fan powers (speed), speed in compliance with DIN 44971

Extractor version: min. max. Int.

199 m

3

/h 414 m

3

/h 570 m

3

/h

Filter version: min. max. Int.

123 m

3

/h 265 m

3

/h 290 m

3

/h

Exhaust pipe 150 mm Ø

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InstallationInstallation

Installation

Safety warnings for kitchen unit installerSafety warnings for kitchen unit installer

Safety warnings for kitchen unit installer

● When used as an extractor unit, the hood must be fitted

with a 150mm diameter hose.

● If the fumes must be forced out through the wall, you

must obtain a MKZ150 sizable wall exhaust pipe (with

external exhaust and air intake), E-Nr.- 942 118 609 (Ø

150 mm) which is one of our optional parts.

●

When installing the hood, make sure you respect theWhen installing the hood, make sure you respect the

When installing the hood, make sure you respect the

following minimum distance from the top edge of thefollowing minimum distance from the top edge of the

following minimum distance from the top edge of the

cooking hob/ring surfaces:cooking hob/ring surfaces:

cooking hob/ring surfaces:

electric cookerselectric cookers

electric cookers

600 mm600 mm

600 mm

gas cookersgas cookers

gas cookers

650 mm650 mm

650 mm

coal and oil cookerscoal and oil cookers

coal and oil cookers

700 mm min.700 mm min.

700 mm min.

● The air outlet must not be connected to chimney flues or

combustion gas ducts. The air outlet must under no cir-

cumstances be connected to ventilation ducts for rooms

in which fuel-burning appliances are installed.

● It is advisable to apply for authorization from the

relevant controlling authority when connecting the outlet

to an unused chimney flue or combustion gas duct.

The air outlet installation must comply with the

regulations laid down by the relevant authorities.

● When the unit is used in its extractor version, a

sufficiently large ventilation hole must be provided, with

dimensions that are approximately the same as the outlet

hole.

● National and regional building regulations impose a

number of restrictions on using hoods and fuel-burning

appliances connected to a chimney, such as coal or oil

room-heaters and gas fires, in the same room.

● The national decree on fuel-burning systems specifies a

maximum depression of 0.04 bar in such rooms.

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● Hoods can only be used safely with appliances connected

to a chimney if the room and/or flat (air/environment

combination) is ventilated from outside using a suitable

ventilation hole approximately 500-600 cm

2

large to

avoid the possibility of a depression being created during

operation of the hood.

If you have any doubts, contact the relevant controlling

authority or building inspector’s office.

● Since the rule for rooms with fuel burning appliances is

“outlet hole of the same size as the ventilation hole”, a

hole of 500-600 cm

2

, which is to say a larger hole, could

reduce the performance of the extractor hood.

● If the hood is used in its filtering function, it will operate

simply and safely in the above conditions without the

need for any of the aforementioned measures.

● When the hood is used in its extractor function, the

following rules must be followed to obtain optimal

operation:

— short and straight outlet hose

— keep bends in outlet hose to a minimum

— never install the hoses with an acute angle, they must

always follow a gentle curve only

— keep the hose as large as possible (150 mm Ø).

● Failure to observe these basic rules will drastically reduce

the performance and increase the noise levels of the

extractor hood.

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InstallationInstallation

Installation

● Rest the template correctly against the wall. The lower

corner of the template corresponds to the lower corner of

the extractor hood.

Fig. 3.Fig. 3.

Fig. 3.

● A cross is marked

on the template

to indicate the

centre. Mark

this point on

the wall.

Fig. 3.Fig. 3.

Fig. 3.

● Drill two holes (Ø 8 mm) in the

wall at the points indicated,

insert the stops (Ø 8 mm) and

screw in the hooks provided.

Fig. 3.Fig. 3.

Fig. 3.

● Hang the hood and adjust its

position using the screws on the

hooks.

Fig. 4.Fig. 4.

Fig. 4.

● The reference point “

aa

a”

marked on the body of the

extractor hood must coincide

with the line you have drawn

on the wall.

Fig. 4.Fig. 4.

Fig. 4.

●Once the extractor hood has been correctly aligned,

remove the grease filter.

Fig. 3Fig. 3

Fig. 3

Fig. 4Fig. 4

Fig. 4

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● From inside the hood, mark the final points at which the

hood has to be fixed to the wall.

Fig. 5.Fig. 5.

Fig. 5.

(to reach these points it will be necessary to remove

activated carbon filter frame until the filter itself is

replaced - see

Fig. 2Fig. 2

Fig. 2).

● Remove the hood.

● Drill 2 holes (Ø 8 mm) and insert the plugs (Ø 8 mm).

Fig. 5.Fig. 5.

Fig. 5.

●Hang the extractor hood up again.

● Fix the hood into its final position using 2 screws

(Ø 5x45 mm).

Fig. 5.Fig. 5.

Fig. 5.

Fig. 5Fig. 5

Fig. 5

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R

M

L

P

● Remove the telescopic chimney support

MM

M by unscrewing

the side screws

RR

R (one on each side - these screws must be

kept).

Fig. 6Fig. 6

Fig. 6.

● Remove the air pipe

LL

L from the telescopic chimney

support

MM

M; to do this, unscrew the four screws (Ø 2,9 x

9,5 mm) fixing the air pipe to the support (these screws

must be kept).

Fig. 6Fig. 6

Fig. 6.

● Fit the telescopic chimney support to the wall, at a point

close to the ceiling. The telescopic chimney support has a

reference mark

PP

P, which must coincide with the line that

you have already drawn on the wall.

Fig. 6Fig. 6

Fig. 6.

● Using a pencil, mark the two holes required to fix the

support, and drill the holes (Ø 8 mm).

Fig. 6 Fig. 6

Fig. 6.

● Insert two plugs and fix the telescopic chimney support

MM

M

using 2 screws size (5x45 mm).

Fig. 6Fig. 6

Fig. 6.

● During installation the plug must not be connected to the

power supply.

Fig. 6Fig. 6

Fig. 6

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Select the hood operating mode

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●

Extractor operationExtractor operation

Extractor operation

Fix the 150 mm diameter ABS pipe to the hood outlet and

ensure that the other end discharges into the open air.

The hood is supplied with a reducer for 120 mm diameter

pipes. This reducer must be mounted on the hood outlet.

●●

●

Filter operationFilter operation

Filter operation

If the connector ring has not yet been installed, it must be

fitted at this point (

QQ

Q in

Fig. 7Fig. 7

Fig. 7, bayonet

connector). Turn it in a

clockwise direction and

fix it to the air pipe L

using a screw. Insert the

air pipe into the

telescopic chimney

support and fix it with

four screws (Ø 2,9 x 9,5

mm).

Fig. 7Fig. 7

Fig. 7.

Fix the 150 mm diameter

ABS pipe to the hood

outlet, and connect it to

the air pipe connector

ring.

For both versions:

● The hood can now be connected to the power supply.

● If a gas non-return valve has been installed or is required,

ensure that it opens and closes properly.

● Fix the top part the telescopic outlet pipe to the relative

support, using the two 3 mm dia x 9 mm screws

R.R.

R.

Fig. 6.Fig. 6.

Fig. 6.

● Slide the bottom part of the telescopic outlet pipe

downward until it rests in its housing on the top of the

hood.

● Replace the grease filters.

Q

L

Fig. 7Fig. 7

Fig. 7

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Safety warnings for userSafety warnings for user

Safety warnings for user

● Never leave a cooking hob or ring on without a pot

or pan on top of it, to avoid the possibility of excess

heat damaging the unit. Gas, oil or coal cooker

flames in particular should never be left uncovered.

● Special care should be taken when using deep fat

fryers since the oil in them can overheat and burst

into flames.

● The risk of a fat fire increases when using dirty oil.

● It is extremely important to note that overheating

can cause a fire.

●

Never carry out any flambé cooking under theNever carry out any flambé cooking under the

Never carry out any flambé cooking under the

hood.hood.

hood.

●

Always disconnect the unit from the power supplyAlways disconnect the unit from the power supply

Always disconnect the unit from the power supply

before carrying out any work on the hood,before carrying out any work on the hood,

before carrying out any work on the hood,

including replacing the light bulbincluding replacing the light bulb

including replacing the light bulb (take the

cartridge fuse out of the fuse holder or switch off

the automatic circuit breaker).

●

It is very important to clean the hood and replaceIt is very important to clean the hood and replace

It is very important to clean the hood and replace

the filter at the recommended intervals. Failurethe filter at the recommended intervals. Failure

the filter at the recommended intervals. Failure

to do so could cause grease deposits to build up,to do so could cause grease deposits to build up,

to do so could cause grease deposits to build up,

causing a fire hazard.causing a fire hazard.

causing a fire hazard.

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Hood OperationHood Operation

Hood Operation

● The control panel is located on the front of the hood.

● The control panel numbers and symbols (

Fig. 8Fig. 8

Fig. 8 from left

to right) are explained in the key below:

= Lighting, on/off.

= Fan switch (speeds 1-9).

= Fan timer, 15 minutes.

= Display showing fan speed (1-9), high speed (P),

change grease filters (F) and change activated

carbon filters (C).

= Decrease fan speed button for reducing speed of

motor from high speed (P) down to speed 1.

= Increase fan speed button for increasing speed of

motor from 1 to 9 and high speed (P).

● 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.

●●

●

Always press the Always press the

Always press the

key before disconnecting the hood key before disconnecting the hood

key before disconnecting the hood

from the mains supplyfrom the mains supply

from the mains supply

..

.

1.1.

1. Control panel

2.2.

2. Lighting units

3.3.

3. Metal grease filters

4.4.

4. Telescopic chimney

5.5.

5. Outlet grids for

Filter version

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Bild 8Bild 8

Bild 8

1

3

4

5

2

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Fig. 9Fig. 9

Fig. 9

Setting the fan speedSetting the fan speed

Setting the fan speed

● Press the ( ) button (F) to select the fan speed from 1 to

9, keeping it pressed until the speed you want, e.g. speed

5, is shown on the display (D).

● The red display LED (D) will come on.

Fig. 9Fig. 9

Fig. 9.

● If you accidentally set a higher speed than you want,

press the decrease speed button (

) (E) until the correct

speed is shown on the display (D).

Fig. 9Fig. 9

Fig. 9.

Hood lightingHood lighting

Hood lighting

● Simply press the ( ) button (A) to switch the lighting on

or off.

Fig. 9Fig. 9

Fig. 9.

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Fig. 10Fig. 10

Fig. 10

Intensive speed PIntensive speed P

Intensive speed P

● To select the intensive speed (P), press the increase speed

button ( ) (F) until the letter P (high speed) is shown on

the display (D).

Fig. 10Fig. 10

Fig. 10.

● Press the (

) button (E) to slow down from intensive-

speed operation. The speeds 9-1 will once again be shown

on the display.

Fig. 10Fig. 10

Fig. 10.

Fan timerFan timer

Fan timer

● The hood should always be switched on before you start

cooking and left on for approximately 15 minutes after

you have finished (fan timer ).

● Press the ( ) button (C) to switch on the fan timer. I will

automatically switch off after 15 minutes operation at the

speed you have selected. A red dot will flash on and off

on the display (D).

Fig. 10Fig. 10

Fig. 10.

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Fig. 11Fig. 11

Fig. 11

Fig. 12Fig. 12

Fig. 12

Switching ofSwitching of

Switching of

f the fan (Figures 10 - 11)f the fan (Figures 10 - 11)

f the fan (Figures 10 - 11)

● Press the key (B) to switch off the fan at any speed

including P.

Fig. 11Fig. 11

Fig. 11.

● After 5 seconds the number “0” (

Fig. 11Fig. 11

Fig. 11) will be shown

on the display (D) followed, finally, by only the red dot.

Fig. 12Fig. 12

Fig. 12.

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Maintenance and careMaintenance and care

Maintenance and care

WW

W

arnings on the activated carbon filterarnings on the activated carbon filter

arnings on the activated carbon filter

● The activated carbon filter should be replaced at least

once every 120 operating hours.

● The activated carbon filter cannot be cleaned or reused.

● The effective elimination of cooking odours depends on

the functional adaptation of the volume of activated

carbon to the hood’s air flow and a carefully determined

position of the filter inside the hood.

● This combination inevitably decreases the air flow

compared to the extractor version.

● A decisive parameter for the elimination of cooking

odours is what is known as the “residence time” of the air

sucked into the hood in the activated carbon filter.

● The correct “residence time” can only be obtained using

original AEG activated carbon filters (see Special

Accessories).

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Fig. 13Fig. 13

Fig. 13

Display warning on saturation of activatedDisplay warning on saturation of activated

Display warning on saturation of activated

carbon filtercarbon filter

carbon filter

● After 120 operating hours, the letter (C) (activated carbon

filter) will flash on and off on the display (D) in

alternation with the fan speed setting.

Fig. 13Fig. 13

Fig. 13.

● This means the activated carbon filter needs to be

changed! (This operation should be carried out every 120

operating hours!).

● Warning! The metal grease filters must be cleaned when

you change the activated carbon filter.

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● Proceed as follows to remove and change my activated

carbon filter:

● Switch of the fan motor by pressing the

button.

● Take the precaution of removing my cartridge fuses from

their fuse holders or tripping my automatic circuit

breaker to ensure the fan motor cannot be switched on

accidentally.

● The activated carbon filter cannot be cleaned or reused.

●●

● Remove the metal filters.

● Unscrew the two screws on the activated carbon filter

frame and remove the old filter.

Fig. 2Fig. 2

Fig. 2.

●●

● Clean the inner housing using a hot detergent solution

only (never use caustic detergents, abrasive powders or

brushes).

Mounting the carbon filter:Mounting the carbon filter:

Mounting the carbon filter:

● Insert a new activated carbon filter into the carbon filter

frame.

Fig. 2Fig. 2

Fig. 2.

● Close the activated carbon filter frame again using the

two screws provided.

●●

● Refit the metal filters.

●●

● Screw the fuses back in or reset the automatic circuit

breaker.

●●

● Proceed as follows to reset the filter saturation display

(counter): Select any fan speed using

E or F buttons

and then press the

B and F buttons at the same

time, continuing to hold them down for at least 3 seconds

until the flashing letter C stops being shown on the

display (D) and then press the

button B.

●●

● The activated carbon filter display is now ready for use

again.

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