AEG-Electrolux 7509D-M-A User Manual

7509 D

Einbau-Flachschirm-Dunstabzugshaube

Built-In- Flat-Screen Fume Extractor Hood

Montage- und Gebrauchsanweisung

Installation and Operating Instructions

Summary

Safety warnings Page
For the electrical installer 30
For the kitchen furniture installer 30/31

Before installation

General information 32
Appliance description 32
Technical data: 33

- Dimensions 33

- Electrical connection data 33

- Air outlet 34

- Accessories/installation material 35

Installation

Preparation of the cabinet 36
Installation of the cooker hood 37-40
Recycling installation 41/42
Evacuation installation 43/44

Electrical connection 45/46
Safety warnings

for the user 47

Appliance description/controls

- Controls 48/49

Maintenance

- Metal filters (cleaning) 50

- Charcoal filters (only in recycling version) 51

- Fluorescent strip light/Starter 52-54

- General cleaning instructions 54

Special accessories 55
After Sales Service 55

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Safety warnings

For the

electrical

installer

For the

kitchen

furniture

installer

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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 fol-

lowing 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).

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 cm

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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 cm

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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 465mm
gas cooker hoods 650mm

For the
kitchen
furniture
installer

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 Width Depth (in mm)
420 900 260

Weight:

Net: 16 Kg

Technical
data

Appliance

description

C = Visor
Q = Controls
M = Motor switch
L = Lighting switch
B = Lighting
F = Metal filter

Electrical connection:

Total absorbed power: 270 W

Motor: 2x126 W

Lighting: 1x18 W

Evacuation ducting 120/125/150 mm Ø.

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Accessories/installation material

Air outlet

Air outlet 120 mm Ø

Air outlet 125 mm Ø

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)

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Air outlet 150 mm Ø

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.

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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.

Make a hole on the lower part of the cabinet for the duct outlet
or leave the cabinet open 4).

InstallationBefore carrying out the installation, the wooden transportation

protections screwed on the visor and on the canopy body must
be removed.

Fit the ducting spigot on the upper opening.

Remove the metal filters and ensure that the butterfly quick
fixing clamps are completely open.
If not, rotate the adjustment screws 2 completely.

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