AEG EFC9020-1X User Manual

EFC 9020X

Air purification center

Wall-mounted

With cord suspension

Installation and operating instructions

Status 03/2008

1.	Hood body	10.	Power cord exit
2.	Cable suspension	11.	Heat detector
3.	Cable retainer	12.	Grease collecting pan
4.	Cover disc	13.	Halogen lamps 20 watt EKL
5.	Hanger bolt	14.	Disinfection lamp (UV-C lamp) EKL
6.	Dowel	15.	Stainless steel/carbon filter 586 x 324 mm
7.	Metal filters with ionizer sheet	16.	Starter for UV-C lamp
	with spring locking	17.	Main switch
8.	Cable for ionizer sheet	18.	Retainer for cable suspension
9.	Wall fixing rail

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EFA 9020X air purification center (wall-mounted) with cord suspension

Installation instructions – operating instructions

In order to utilize your exhaust hood in the best possible way, please read these instructions carefully and keep them for later when you might need them.

1. Safety and general information

∙This exhaust hood may only be connected to a grounded socket outlet installed according to regulations, or directly by a professional electrician. Fuse grounded socket outlet preferably direct in the connection box. Electrical data are found inside the apparatus on the type plate after opening the grease collecting pan (12) behind the steel filter (15). Before opening, disconnect the device form the mains power supply by turning off main switch (17).

∙Connection and putting in operation may only be carried out by a professional electrician.

∙Never operate exhaust hood without filters (7/15) and/or open grease collecting pan (12).

∙Always use gas cooking area appropriately.

∙The flames of gas burners must always be covered by cookware. Otherwise the exhaust hood may become damaged due to the strong generation of heat from open gas flames.

∙Before commencing any cleaning or maintenance work, the power supply to the exhaust hood must be interrupted by unplugging the connector from the socket or by switching off main switch (17).

∙Do not prepare any flambéed dishes under the exhaust hood. The open flame could cause a fire.

∙Never leave the pan unattended when you deep-fry food because the grease could catch on fire.

∙Constant maintenance assures unobjectionable operation and maximum performance of your exhaust hood.

∙All dirty surfaces should be regularly cleaned and cleared from deposits. The filter must frequently be removed and cleaned.

∙Wrong halogen lamps (13) may destroy the transformer.

∙Do not cause the heat sensor to react by using a flame.

∙Between ceiling and top of the hood a minimum distance of 300 mm must be observed.

∙Minimum distance to the cooking range: with electric range: 700 mm, with gas stove: 700 mm.

∙This appliance must not be used by persons, also children, with diminished psychological, sensoric, or mental abilities, or by persons without any experience and knowledge unless they are supervised and instructed in the use of the appliance by a person being responsible for their safety.

∙Children must never stay around unattended near the appliance and in no case play with this device.

∙Safety shutdown:

If one or more filters are removed, the appliance switches off automatically. The appliance is not ready for use again before the filters are in place correctly.

!!! Operate this appliance only with filters (7/15) inserted and grease collecting pan (12) closed !!!

!!! Before opening this device disconnect it from the mains power supply by turning off main switch (17) !

Do not operate appliance without filters (7/15) (High voltage and UV-C radiation)

Do not look into the lit up disinfection radiation source (14) !!!

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2. Before mounting and installation

∙The package contains the following parts: hood body including wall fixing rail, stainless steel filters, by-pack kit, and cleaning set (the suspension cables are inside the by-pack kit)

∙Verify that the exhaust hood has not been damaged during transport. Should any damage exist, the appliance must not be installed.

∙Ensure that installation and electrical connections are made by a qualified technician in accordance with the manufacturer's specifications and official rules and regulations.

∙Make sure that a 3-wire mains cable or a socket outlet is available on site. The power cord exit

(10)is located on the top at the right rear corner inside the hood body.

Caution: The electrical connection must be made by a licensed electrician. The plug connector must remain accessible after installation. A type 12 or type 13 socket outlet is to be provided. The length of the connecting cable is ca. 2.4 m.

3. Mounting

Caution! The connection to the 230 volt mains as well as the entire installation of this exhaust hood is unconditionally to be made at zero potential by a professional electrician.

1.Determine the height at which the appliance should be hung.

2.Draw an auxiliary line on the wall, which is to represent the bottom edge of the hood body.

3.Mark out the five drill points according to the hole pattern (Sketch 1) on the wall.

4.Now drill the five holes for the size 8 mm dowels.

5.Take the five size 8 mm dowels out of the by-pack kit and stick them into the drilled holes.

6.Take the wall fixing rail off from the rear side of the hood by unscrewing the three screws on the topside of the hood.

7.Now fasten the wall fixing rail using five 5 x 50 mm round-head screws from the by-pack kit.

8.For the cable suspension you have to copy two drill holes onto the ceiling. See Sketch 2.

9.Now drill the two 10 mm holes into the ceiling.

10.Now take the two dowels and the two hanger bolts out of out of the by-pack kit and place them into the two holes. Screw the two cover discs from the by-pack kit onto the hanger bolts.

11.Thread-in the cable suspension together with the cable tightener into the hood body from the top. Screw in the cable tensioner into the retainer and lock it by tightening the headless screw. One cable suspension per each retainer. (Figures 1 + 2).

12.Now hang in the hood body into the wall fixing rail.

13.Now screw the two cable suspensions together with the cable retainers onto the hanger bolts. In doing so the steel cable may twist, however it will unstring again during workstep 15. (Figure 3).

14.Now turn the three screws you had unscrewed before back into the hood body.

15.By exerting pressure on the cable tensioner the cable suspension is released and the length of the steel cable can be varied. Using a water level the hood can be leveled out. (Figure 4).

16.Connect power cord of hood to supply line on site.

17.Cover up hood after mounting so that no dirt particles can fall on the top. Do not uncover the device until the kitchen is completely erected and furnished and the final cleaning has been done.

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