User manual AEG-ELECTROLUX 7509D-M-A

7509 D Einbau-Flachschirm-Dunstabzugshaube Built-In- Flat-Screen Fume Extractor Hood Montage- und Gebrauchsanweisung Installation and Operating Instructions Summary Safety warnings For the electrical installer For the kitchen furniture installer Before installation General information Appliance description Technical data: - Dimensions - Electrical connection data - Air outlet - Accessories/installation material Installation Preparation of the cabinet Installation of the cooker hood Recycling installation Evacuation installation Electrical connection Safety warnings for the user Appliance description/controls - Controls Maintenance - Metal filters (cleaning) - Charcoal filters (only in recycling version) - Fluorescent strip light/Starter - General cleaning instructions Special accessories After Sales Service Page 30 30/31 32 32 33 33 33 34 35 36 37-40 41/42 43/44 45/46 47 48/49 50 51 52-54 54 55 55 O K O IN G ER M SY A N Y ST EM 28 Printed on recycled paper. AEG - putting words into action. M A D E 29 Safety warnings For the electrical installer The installation of a socket immediately above the cooker hood or the cabinet has two advantages: 1. The socket is out of sight 2. If necessary, the cooker hood can be disconnected by removing the plug. Should it be necessary to connect the hood permanently, this should be carried out only by a qualified electrician or a competent person. Connect the hood to the mains supply via a double pole switch which has 3mm minimum clearance between the contacts. Suitable double pole switch breakers are e.g. switches, fuses (screw-in fuses must be taken out from their holder), safety switches and protection switches having more than 3mm clearance between the contacts. Electric connection 230 V through cable with plug 240 V through cable (England) The permanent electrical connection should be carried out only by a qualified electrician or a competent person. CE This appliance complies with the requirements of the following CEE directives: 72/23/EWG of 19.02.1973, low tension directive (including modification directive 93/68/EWG). 89/336/EWG of 03.05.1989 (including modification directive 92/31/EWG - EMV directive). For the kitchen furniture installer When used in the evacuation mode the cooker hood must not be connected to a central heating flue, radiator or a water heater. If the room where the cooker hood is to be used contains other non-electric appliances (such as gas appliances) do not connect the appliance to the room ventilation ducting. If the cooker hood is connected to chimneys no longer in use, it is advisable to seek the consent to the competent chimney-sweeper. If the cooker hood is installed in the evacuation mode, the requirements of the concerned authorities have to be observed. An adequate air inlet having the same size as the air outlet is to be ensured. If the room where the cooker hood is to be used contains other non-electric appliances (such as gas or coke appliances), their use is subject to some restrictions. When the cooker hood and appliances supplied with energy other than electricity are simultaneously in operation, the negative pressure in the room must not exceed 0,04 mbar in order to avoid a return of the gas emissions. The air inlet must have a 500-600 cm2 surface. Should you have any problem, it is advisable to seek the advice and consent of the competent area chimney-sweeper or the local building authorities. Since in rooms without non-electric appliances the rule is the following: "Air inlet must be as large as the air outlet, the good working of the cooker hood could be reduced if the air outlet is bigger than 500-600 cm2. The functionning of the cooker hood in the recirculation mode, in the same conditions, does not present any danger. The following instructions should be observed to avoid any risk in the use of the cooker hood in the evacuation mode: - short and straight ducting - as few bends as possible - no 90° bends, but flat angles - as large as possible duct diameters (basically 120mm Ø minimum for two motors cooker hoods). Should these instructions not be observed, a sensible loss of performance can take place. The following distances between the upper edge of the cooktop and the lower edge of the cooker hood are to be observed: electric cooktops gas cooker hoods 465mm 650mm For the kitchen furniture installer 30 31 General information This cooker hood features a through flow retractable visor which offers a large collection area for contaminated air once it is extended into its working position. The functions are selected through the sliders; the opening of the visor can be used to switch the appliance on when the controls have been pre-set. The cooker hood can be used either in recirculation or evacuation mode. The installation work should be undertaken by a qualified and competent person Dimensions: Height 420 Width 900 Depth 260 (in mm) Technical data Weight: Net: 16 Kg Electrical connection: Appliance description C Q M L B F = = = = = = Visor Controls Motor switch Lighting switch Lighting Metal filter Total absorbed power: Motor: Lighting: 270 W 2x126 W 1x18 W Evacuation ducting 120/125/150 mm Ø. 32 33 Accessories/installation material Air outlet 1 ducting spigot Ø 120mm 1 ring Ø 120-125mm 1 ducting spigot Ø 150mm 1 break-off wall infill spacer to be applied on the lower part of the cooker hood to cover the hollow space up to the wall 1 venting grille Ø 120mm 2 brackets to fix the cooker hood 3 screws (A) 9 screws (B) 2 screws (C) Air outlet 120 mm Ø Air outlet 125 mm Ø Air outlet 150 mm Ø 34 ATTENTION: The installer should ensure that the material for the connection of the cooker hood to the evacuation duct or to the upper part of the cabinet is available. The venting grille can be fitted only on 120 mm Ø ducts. 35 Installation Preparing the cabinet Make a 505 x 165mm hole on the bottom of the cabinet 1). The measure A must be calculated by the installer according to the requested alignment between the lower visible part of the cooker hood and the cabinet. If the cabinet is without bottom 2), fix the two brackets at a distance B of minimum 30mm and maximum 60mm. Before carrying out the installation, the wooden transportation protections screwed on the visor and on the canopy body must be removed. Installation Fit the ducting spigot on the upper opening. Make a hole on the lower part of the cabinet for the duct outlet or leave the cabinet open 4). Remove the metal filters and ensure that the butterfly quick fixing clamps are completely open. If not, rotate the adjustment screws 2 completely. 36 37 Installation Fit the cooker hood in the cabinet until it is well fixed to the butterfly quick fixing system placed on the lower part of the cabinet or on the two brackets. The lower visible part of the cooker hood can be adjusted (max 20mm) for the horizontal alignment with the cabinet. Partially loosen the four screws fixing the lower part of the cooker hood to the upper part 1), adjust the lower part of the cooker hood 2) in the desired position and tighten the screws definitively. Installation Connection to the evacuation duct may be realised through a round or flat duct. Partially tighten the adjustment screws 2 of the butterly quick fixing system. Definitely fix the cooker hood to the cabinet by tightening the adjusting screws 2. Fix the lower part to the cabinet using five supplied screws. 38 39 Front strip If you wish to replace the factory fitted front strip with a wooden one or with a front strip made with the same material as the kitchen, remove the five screws. Remove the front strip. If the cooker hood is to be installed in recirculation mode then charcoal filters (on request) must be provided. Recirculation fitting Fix the new front strip with the central screw before and, later, fasten the other four screws definitely. Fit the charcoal filters ensuring that they click into position correctly. The cooker hood can be installed in two different ways: RECIRCULATION FITTING: using two charcoal filters to catch the odours and to recirculate the air back into the kitchen. EVACUATION FITTING: (without charcoal filters) to pass contaminated air out through ducting to the atmosphere. 40 41 Recirculation fitting Connect a suitable length of ducting to the air outlet on the top of the cooker hood inside the cabinet. The ducting should be long enough to project through the hole in the top of the cabinet. If you wish to install the appliance in evacuation mode, the charcoal filters are not required. Ducting fitting Fit the venting grille over the ducting and screw the grille to the top using the screws provided. Ensure that the blades in the grille are angled forwards. Recycling installation is now completed. To remove the charcoal filters, press in the two charcoal filters catches. 42 43 Electrical connection Evacuation fitting Replace the metal filters. Your appliance must be connected to fixed wiring via the use of a double pole switched fused spur outlet with or without pilot lamp. We strongly recommend the appliance is connected by a qualified electrician who is a member of the NICEIC who will comply with the IEE and any local regulations. It is now possible to install the ducting. Attention should be taken when installing the ducting to choose the shortest possible run with the minimum number of bends. The use of bends may cause a loss of air capacity and should be avoided where possible. The internal diameter of the ducting should be the same as the external diameter of the ducting spigot. Now ducting installation is completed. NOTE: The terminology "DOUBLE POLE" means that both the live and neutral supplies are switched and disconnected at the same time. 44 45 Safety warnings The terminations laballed SUPPLY are for connection for the internal house wiring and the terminations labelled LOAD are for the appliance. IMPORTANT - The wires of the mains load supplied with this appliance are coloured in accordance with the following code: Blue - Neutral Brown - Live As the colours of the flexible cord of this appliance may not correspond with the coloured markings identifying the terminals in your plug, poceed as follows: The wire which is coloured brown must be connected to the terminal which is marked with the letter L or coloured red. The wire which is coloured blue must be connected to the terminal which is marked with the letter N or coloured black. Never leave the burners of the hob uncovered while the hood is in use: an excessive heat could damage the appliance. Open-fire cooktops, such as oil-, gas- and coalfired cooktops, must be avoided. Never leave frying pans unattended during use as overheated fat and oils may catch fire. Polluted oils increase fire hazard. The overheating can cause fire hazard. Never do flambé cooking under the cooker hood. Before carrying out any kind of cleaning or maintenance, even the replacement of the fluorescent strip light, disconnect the appliance unplugging the cooker hood or acting on the mains supply. The metal filters or the charcoal filters should be cleaned or replaced as recommended by the manufacturer. There could be a possible fire hazard in the case of grease accumulation on the filters. For the user 46 47 Appliance description/controls Controls To switch on the cooker hood slide the switch marked M selecting the required fan speed. The symbols and numbers have the following meaning: Motor M = Motor switch 0 1 2 3 = = = = The motor is off Low speed Medium speed Top speed Lighting L = Lighting switch 0 = Lighting is off 1 = Lighting is on Controls The movement of the visor can be used to switch the appliance on and off. To switch on the worktop lighting slide the switch L to position 1. 48 49 Cleaning and maintenance Before carrying out any kind of maintenance, disconnect the hood form the mains supply or unplug the appliance. Metal filters The metal filters retain grease particles and are used both in evacuation and recirculation mode. The metal filters should be cleaned every 4 weeks in the dishwasher or by hand. The charcoal filter is to be used only in recirculation mode. You should use only AEG original filters (see Special Accessories). The charcoal filter cannot be cleaned or regenerated. It should be replaced every 8 months if the hood is used normally. To replace the charcoal filters push the metal retaining clips inwardly. To order the spare filters, you should state the reference, the model and the product number of the cooker hood. These data are shown on the rating plate inside the hood. The charcoal filters can be ordered at AEG After Sales Service. Charcoal filters Washing by hand Leave the metal filter in warm water with mild detergent for one hour and then rinse with warm water. The operation should be repeated if necessary. The filter can be refitted after having ensured it is completely dry. Put the filters in the dishwasher. Choose the strongest washing programme, 65° at least. The operation should be repeated if necessary. Refit the filter after having ensured it is completely dry. Use only warm detergent to clean the internal part of the cooker hood (do not use abrasive cleaners, brushes or scouring agents). Washing in the dishwasher 50 51 Fluorescent Strip light replacement (Starter) A 18W fluorescent strip light ensures the lighting of the worktop. Move the glass strip until the opposite end is free. Pull the glass strip slightly downward. Fluorescent strip light replacement (Starter) Move the strip glass toward one side and remove. Replace the fluorescent strip light. To replace the fluorescent strip light operate as follows: Disconnect the hood from the mains supply. Unplug the hood. Remove the screw on the plastic terminal near the lighting diffuser. To replace the starter, remove the inside cover of the lighting area operating as follows: Remove the metal filter. Remove the two screws and turn the inside cover upward. 52 53 Special accessories Fluorescent strip light (Starter) Turn the Starter as illustrated and replace. Charcoal filter KF 7509 Wall box MKZ Outside dimensions for the hole on the wall Evacuation duct 120 mm Ø Aluminium Evacuation duct 125 mm Ø Aluminium E. Nr. 610 899 435 E. Nr. 610 899 004 250x220 185x210 E. Nr. 610 899 007 E. Nr. 610 899 008 General warnings for the cleaning Attention: To clean the cooker hood disconnect the appliance from the mains supply. Do not insert any sharp object in the motor protection grille. Clean the outside parts of the cooker hood with mild detergent. Do not use abrasive cleaners, brushes or scouring agents. Control panel should be cleaned only with a damp cloth and mild detergent. There could be a possible fire hazard if the grease filters are not cleaned or replaced when necessary and according to these instructions. After Sales Service In case of any enquiries or faults, please call our After Sales Service (see list of After Sales Centres). When you call, please state what follows: 1. The model reference 2. The appliance number (E. Nr.) 3. The production number (F. Nr.) These data are shown on the rating plate inside the hood. The rating plate is visible once the metal filters have been removed. In the interest of technical progress, the manufacturer reserves the right to make design and colour alterations without prior notice. 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 Bitte geben Sie unserem Kundendienst folgende Angaben bei einer Störung an: If your appliance has a fault, please contact our service engineer and state the following numbers: E-Nr. 610 F-Nr. AEG Hausgeräte GmbH Postfach 1036 D-90327 Nürnberg © Copyright by AEG H 259 214 700 - 1294/02 4324241 02- 020301