User manual WHIRLPOOL AKR 420 IX 01 PROGRAM CHART

[. . . ] Disposal must be carried out in compliance with local regulations on waste disposal. For further information on the treatment, recovery and recycling of this product, contact the competent local office, the household waste collection service or the shop where you purchased the appliance. WARNING: To reduce the risk of accidents, electric shock, injury or damage, when using the hood comply with the basic precautions, including the following. Always disconnect the hood from the power supply before carrying out any installation or maintenance operation on the appliance. Installation must be carried out by a specialised technician, in compliance with the manufacturer’s instructions and local safety regulations. [. . . ] Wear work gloves for all installation and maintenance operations. The product is not suitable for outdoor use. The air sucked by the hood must not be eliminated through the same flue of the heating system or other appliances using gas or other fuels. 5019 318 33260 GB F NL E I 7 The mains voltage must match that given on the rating plate located inside the hood. If provided with a plug, connect the hood to a socket complying with the current regulations and located in an accessible area. If it does not have a plug (direct connection to the power supply) or if the plug is not in an accessible place, fit a suitable double-pole switch that ensures complete disconnection from the power supply in category III overvoltage conditions, complying with the installation rules. WARNING: Power cable replacement must be carried out by an authorised Service Centre or a qualified person. WARNING: Before reconnecting the hood circuit to the power supply and checking correct operation, always make sure the power cable is correctly fitted and that it was NOT crushed in its housing during installation. Make sure to have this operation carried out by a specialised technician. Electrical connection Cleaning the hood WARNING!Failure to remove oil/grease (at least once a month) could result in fire. Use a soft cloth with a neutral detergent. Never use abrasive substances or alcohol. Before calling the After-Sales Service 1. Check to see if you can fix the problem yourself (see “Troubleshooting Guide”). Switch the appliance off and then on again to check if the problem has been eliminated. If the problem persists, contact the After-Sales Service. Specify: • the type of fault, • the product model given on the dataplate inside the hood, visible on removing the grease filters, • your full address, • your telephone number and area code, • the Service code (the number under the word SERVICE on the dataplate inside the hood, behind the grease filter). If any repairs are necessary, contact an authorised Service Centre (to ensure the use of original spare parts and correct repair). Failure to comply with these instructions can compromise the safety and quality of the product. AFTER-SALES SERVICE Before using the hood Please read these instructions carefully and keep them for future reference, in order to ensure best use of your hood. The packing materials (plastic bags, polystyrene, etc. ) are a potential source of danger and must be kept out of the reach of children. Make sure the hood has not been damaged during transport. Declaration of conformity This product has been designed, manufactured and put on the market in conformity with: - safety objectives of the “Low Voltage” Directive 2006/95/EC (which replaces 73/23/EEC as amended) - protection requirements of “EMC” Directive 89/336/EEC amended by Directive 93/68/EEC. Troubleshooting guide If the hood does not work: • Is the plug properly inserted in the power socket?If the hood is not extracting enough: • Is the right speed selected? [. . . ] Remove the filters then remove the burnt-out bulb (E14 incandescent bulb, 40 W max). G4 halogen bulb, 20 W max: use a small screwdriver or similar suitable tool to prise off. Replace the bulb cover so that it clicks into position. Failure to remove oil and grease at least once a month could lead to fire. [. . . ]