User manual JUNO JDM6530W

[. . . ] -- 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. The air is filtered through a carbon filter and recirculated into the room through the grid on the higher part of the chimney. If the hood is not supplied with carbon filter, then it must be ordered and mounted. [. . . ] G) If the hood has to be disassembled (for example for technical assistance) reverse the above procedure. 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 8mm diameter plugs (Fig. 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. 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. Make a 130-mm diameter opening on the top of the cabinet for the exhaust pipe (Fig. 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. 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. 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. 2) 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; 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. 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). 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. Speed 1 LED Speed 2 LED and grease filter saturation LED (flashes) Speed 3 LED and carbon filter saturation LED (flashes) Intensive speed indicator LED 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. The Led marked F flashes to warn you when the grease filter needs to be cleaned. [. . . ] Before refitting the filter ensure that it is perfectly dry. 2) Remove the burnt lamp using a screwdriver, and pull it outwards. 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. [. . . ]