User manual HOTPOINT HLQB 9.8 LASI X/HA

[. . . ] General safety information • The distance between the cookware support surface on top of the cooking appliance and the lowest part of the cooker hood must be at least: 65 cm if the hood is installed over a gas cooktop 55 cm if the hood is installed over an electric cooktop. If the installation instruction manual for the gas cooking appliance specifies a greater distance, this measurement should be taken into account. € The cooker hood comes with anchor plugs which are suitable for use with most walls/ceilings. However, you must contact a qualified technician to check the suitability of the materials in relation to the type of wall/ ceiling, which must be strong enough to support the weight of the unit. [. . . ] This version requires an air deflector, a reduction adapter and the charcoal filter/s. The top tube must have its air outlet slots uppermost. Electrical hook up The mains voltage must match that given on the ratings label inside the hood itself. If the hood has a power plug, connect the hood to an easily accessible regulatory power socket. If it does not (direct connection to the mains), or the socket is not easily accessible, install a two-pole regulatory switch to enable total disconnection from the mains in case of category III overvoltage, as required by the installation regulations. Always check that the mains cable is hooked up properly and check that it operates correctly before reconnecting the hood to the mains. Air exhaust (for ducted units) Connect the hood to a duct and wall exhaust hole of a diameter equal to that of the air outlet flange. Using a smaller diameter tube and exhaust hole reduces the extraction capacity of the hood and also increases its running noise. The manufacturer is not liable for any consequences of doing so. Use the shortest duct required to achieve the purpose. Use a duct with as few bends as possible !T4 Speed 3 When the button is pressed the hood switches from the previous status to speed 3. T5 Booster When the button is pressed the hood switches from the previous status to intense speed. The setting is limited by time; when the time elapses the hood goes back to the speed set previously; when a speed button is pressed (T2, T3 or T4), the selected speed is set as you leave the booster mode. T6 Timer By pressing T6 once, a timer setting can be associated to each speed V) [v1 – 30 min, v2 – 20 min, v3 – 10 min] , after which the hood turns OFF automatically. The timer can be set for manual speeds only and not for the booster. T7 Antigrease and odour filter signal The antigrease (A) and odour (B) filters need cleaning/ replacing after a certain number of hours of use (the latter for filtering hoods only). The time for cleaning/replacement is signalled by the flashing of the coloured LED associated to the filter (white for antigrease filters, red for odour filter). The LED is turned off by pressing the T7 button after cleaning/replacing the filters. T8 lights ON/OFF It turns the work lights of the hood on and off. Hood configuration The configuration menu is accessed with the product off by pressing T5 and T6 for 6 seconds. T7 turns on at this point to indicate the type of installation through two colours of the LED: white for extractor installation (default), red for filtering installation. [. . . ] To change the setting proceed as follows: • with the hood OFF, the menu is accessed by pressing the T4 e T5 buttons for a prolonged time; this is signalled by a sound emitted by the hood and by the I4 icon lighting up and the writing C1-0 appearing on the display; • use the buttons T4 and T5 to go through the menu. Use T4 to go through the various menu items (C1, C2, C3, C4, etc) and T5 to select them (0, 1 or 0, 1, 2); • to set the hood type, access the menu, select the item C6 with T4 and set the value 0 with T5 to set the hood on ventilation mode or 1 for the filtering mode. Hood off The hood can be turned off manually by pressing the T1 button (ON/OFF). If the hood stays on in manual mode, it turns off automatically after a certain “safety” time. [. . . ]