systemair 251-10 Cooker Hood Instruction Manual

Cooker hood 251–10/B

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

Carefully read these instructions of use and the installation guide, in particular the safety instructions, before you install and begin using the product.

Save these instructions for later use or for the party who may take over the product after you.
Make sure you unplug the product prior to any form of cleaning or care.

• Diversion of exhaust air shall be carried out in accordance with instructions issued by the appropriate authority.
• Exhaust air may not be directed into flues that are used for fumes from, for example, gas, wood, or oil-burning stoves, fireplaces, etc.
• The distance between the cooker and the product must be at least 40 cm. For gas cookers, the distance should be increased to 65 cm. If a higher mounting height is recommended by the gas cooker manufacturer, this should be taken into account.
• In order to avoid a potential hazard, installation, replacement of cables or other types of connection should be carried out by a qualified professional.
• Flambéing underneath the product is not allowed.
• There must be sufficient air in the room when the hood is to be used at the same time as products that use energy sources other than electricity, i.e., gas hobs, gas, wood or oil-burning stoves or fireplaces, etc.
• The product may be used by children from 8 years of age and persons with mental, sensory, or physical impairment, or a lack of experience and knowledge if they are informed on how the product is to be used.
• Children should not be allowed to play with the product. Cleaning and maintenance of the product must not be performed by children without supervision.
• Accessible parts of the product may become hot in conjunction with cooking.
• The risk of a fire spreading increases if cleaning is not carried out as often as is recommended.

INSTALLATION

The cooker hood is intended for installation under, between, or built into cupboards. The cooker hood is equipped with a fluorescent tube and polyester filter. Installation, use,
care, maintenance, etc., are described in these instructions.

TECHNICAL INFORMATION

Options
Drum attachment for connection to kitchen flue.

Over-fan cupboard (cupboard height 110 cm).
Bracket set.

INSTALLATION
Fixing parts, screws for mounting, etc. are supplied with the cooker hood.

Electrical installation
The cooker hood is supplied with an electrical cable and earthed plug for connection to an earthed wall socket as well as a control cable for connection to an external unit or units. The junction box and wall socket must be accessible after installation is complete.

Installing the damper.

A duct connector with a damper is provided inside the hood.
The damper shaft A should be positioned in the eye under the damper cover; see {1}
Fig. 2. Make sure that tab B ends up under the edge of the plate and that the device snaps into place.

Assembly

The cooker hood can be positioned under or built into a row of cupboards, Fig. 3.

The cooker hood can also be installed with the help of brackets that can be purchased as an additional option,
Fig. 4. Instructions for the installation of optional items are enclosed with the items.

Connection to exhaust flue
Connect the cooker hood with a pipe or tubing Ø 125 mm.

Attention!
When using a connecting tubing, the tubing must be stretched and assembled to fit directly next to the connection, Fig. 5.

INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE

FUNCTION SWITCH

A. Knob for damper,
B. Push button for lighting,

The damper is opened while food is being prepared. The damper is closed automatically after max. 60 minutes or when the knob is turned to.

It is a good idea to open the damper a short while before and after cooking, in order to avoid the spread of odors in the room.

CARE AND MAINTENANCE

Cleaning
The cooker hood should be cleaned with a damp cloth and washing-up liquid. The filter must be cleaned approximately twice a month, with normal usage.

Remove the filter cassette by pressing on the clips on the front edge. Dismantle the filter cartridge and remove the filter cloth by loosening the retainer,Fig. 7. Squeeze the filter cloth in warm water mixed with washing-up liquid. The filter cassette (with filter) can also be washed in the dishwasher. The interior of the cooker hood should also be cleaned a few times a year. Wipe the interior with a damp cloth and washing-up liquid. Replace the filter cassette and press it upwards so that it clicks into place.

Changing the fluorescent tube

Attention!
Always replace the lamp with one of the same type and effect.

The lamp lens can be removed by pressing the snap retainers in the direction shown by the arrow; see Fig. 8. The fluorescent tube is now accessible for replacement.

SERVICE AND WARRANTY

Check that the fuse is intact. Go through all the functions to check what does not work.
The product is covered by the relevant provisions for the industry.

PACKAGING AND PRODUCT RECYCLING

The packaging should be deposited at your nearest recycling collection point

The symbol means that the product may not be treated as household waste. It should instead be submitted to a collection point for the recycling of electrical and electronic components. By ensuring that the product is handled in the correct manner, you help to prevent the possible negative environmental and health effects that could occur if the product was disposed of as regular waste. For further information on recycling, contact your local authority or refuse disposal service, or the store where you purchased your product.

LpA = The A-measured sound pressure level at 10 m2 Sabin
LWA= The A-measured sound pressure level is relatively 1pW
Fig. 9

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