Berbel BWH 60, BWH 70, BWH 80, BWH 90 Operating Instructions Manual
berbelWall-mounted hood BWH 60/70/80/90
BL/GL/EL
Operating instructions
12/2010
updated 03/2012
Translation of the original German instructions
These instructions help you to use and install our
product as intended, safely and economically. Our
product, berbel-Wall-mounted hood BWH
60/70/80/90 BL/GL/EL, will be referred to as the
device in the following text.
These instructions are intended for the following
persons:
• Persons using the device
• Persons cleaning the device
• Persons disposing of the device.
All of these people must have read and
understood the contents of this manual.
Following the instruction contained within this
guide will help you to minimise any hazards and
to increase the reliability and service life of the
device.
Layout features in the text
The text in this manual is laid out in a standard
way. This helps you to easily distinguish between
the various elements:
Normal text
Cross references
• Lists or
Ø Action steps.
Tips contain special information to help you use
the device economically.
Design features in the illustrations
The illustrations consist of greyscale
representations. Movements or actions to be carried
out are indicated by motion or direction arrows. If
there are several steps to be performed in
sequence shown on one illustration, the order is
indicated by numbers (1., 2., etc.):
Where references are made to elements in
a legend
or in the text, these will be indicated by a position
number (2):
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Table of contents
Safety...........................................................................................................................................................5
Proper and intended use....................................................................................................................................5
Ban on independent conversions and modifications..........................................................................................5
Basic safety instructions.....................................................................................................................................5
Layout of hazard notices.....................................................................................................................................7
Layout of notices regarding damage to property or the environment.................................................................7
Description...................................................................................................................................................8
Possible operating modes..................................................................................................................................8
Device view with closed lower section..............................................................................................................10
Device view with opened lower section............................................................................................................11
Operating....................................................................................................................................................12
Turning on the device.......................................................................................................................................13
Turning off the device.......................................................................................................................................14
Turning on the ventilation function....................................................................................................................15
Changing the power level.................................................................................................................................16
Turning off the ventilation function....................................................................................................................16
Turning on the run-on function.........................................................................................................................17
Turning off the run-on function.........................................................................................................................17
Turning the hob lighting on/off..........................................................................................................................18
Using the extraction mode/recirculated air mode selection..............................................................................18
Control indicators..............................................................................................................................................19
Making settings in the configuration mode.......................................................................................................20
Cleaning.....................................................................................................................................................23
Cleaning intervals.............................................................................................................................................23
Cleaning with normal soiling.............................................................................................................................23
Cleaning when heavily soiled...........................................................................................................................24
Cleaning the surfaces.......................................................................................................................................26
Maintenance...............................................................................................................................................27
Maintaining the device......................................................................................................................................27
Changing the lighting........................................................................................................................................27
Changing the filter filling (hybrid and re-circulated air filter).............................................................................27
Troubleshooting..........................................................................................................................................30
Disposal......................................................................................................................................................32
Disposal of the packaging.................................................................................................................................32
Disposal............................................................................................................................................................32
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Technical specifications..............................................................................................................................33
Ratings plate (type label)..................................................................................................................................33
Wall-mounted hood BWH 60/70/80/90 BL/GL/EL............................................................................................34
Contacting the manufacturer.......................................................................................................................35
Safety
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Safety
Read this chapter carefully before installing, using,
or cleaning the device.
Ø Follow the warning notices during all activities on
the device.
Ø Include this manual if you pass the device on.
Proper and intended use
The device can be used to extract cooking vapours
when cooking.
This device has been exclusively intended for this
purpose and must only be put to this use. The
device may only be used in the manner described in
this manual.
Any other use of or modification to the device is
considered improper usage and may lead to
damage.
If the device is used in extracted air mode at the
same time as an open fire which uses air from the
room as its oxygen supply (e.g. fireplace), a safety
device (e.g. in accordance with DIN 18841:2005:12
TÜV and DVGW-VP121 tested under-pressure
monitor P4) must be installed which helps prevent
gases or waste gases being drawn (back) into the
room.
The manufacturer is not liable for damages which
occur as a result of improper use, incorrect
installation or incorrect operation. This device is not
intended for commercial use. Only use this device
in private kitchens.
Ban on independent conversions and
modifications
• Do not undertake and independent modifications
of or conversions to the device. Conversions or
modifications without the approval of berbel
Ablufttechnik GmbH are not permitted.
• Never bridge or bypass the protective equipment
found on the device.
Basic safety instructions
This section contains the basic safety instructions
for handling the device. Additional safety
instructions, concerning the particular actions and
processes, can be found in the respective chapters.
• Take note of all safety instructions and danger
notices in this manual.
• Check the device and all its parts for visible
damage. In the event of damage, contact your
dealer or berbel customer service. You may only
use the device if it is in perfect working order.
• Always let qualified specialist personnel conduct
maintenance or repair work. Otherwise, you
endanger yourself and others.
• Mount the device using the supplied brackets only
on load bearing building parts (solid construction).
• Use appropriate fastening mechanisms for any
other sort of installation. If in doubt, please check
with the dealer. Otherwise, you endanger yourself
and others.
• Only use this device in private kitchens.
Avoiding dangers caused by electric shock
• Only let trained, qualified electricians work on the
power supply.
The electricians must have the following
knowledge and abilities as a minimum:
− Basic knowledge of electrical engineering
− Knowledge of country-specific regulations and
standards (e.g. in Germany, DIN 57100/VDE
0100, part 701)
− Knowledge of the applicable safety regulations
− Knowledge of the relevant legal requirements
for gas installations (e.g. in Germany the
technical rules for gas installations TRGI).
Safety
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• Only use the device if it is connected and fused in
accordance with the technical data.
• Do not kink or crush the mains cable.
• Do not use the device with a damaged electrical
connection cable.
• In the event of a malfunction, disconnect the
device from the mains.
• The mains plug must be easily accessible so that
you can quickly and easily isolate the device from
the mains supply in the event of an emergency. If
the mains plug is inaccessible following
installation, an all-pole isolating device with a
contact gap of at least 3 mm must be installed
and accessible.
• If the device is moved from a cold environment
into a hot one, condensation may form inside the
device. In this case wait about two to three hours
before bringing the device into service.
• Avoid exposing the device to dripping or splashing
water. Do not place objects filled with fluids on the
device, flower vases for example.
• Keep the device dry.
• If fluid does enter the device:
− Immediately shut off the power supply, by
removing the fuse.
− Make sure that the power supply cannot be
unintentionally reconnected. Perhaps by
designating a person to prevent the fuse being
switched on again.
− Allow the device to dry.
− Have the device checked and repaired by
trained, specialist personnel prior to using the
device again.
Avoiding the risk of explosion
• Do not operate the device in an environment with
a risk of explosion.
Avoiding the risk of fire
• Make sure that the hob has cooled down before
you cover it.
A dirty device can cause fire hazards.
• Keep the device in perfect working order and
check it regularly.
• Regularly remove any grease residues which are
present. Grease residues pose a fire hazard.
• Do not flambé underneath the device. Naked
flames can cause damage to neighbouring
cabinets for example.
• Only allow repair work on the device to be carried
out by personnel who have been specially trained
for this purpose.
In recirculated air mode:
• A covered or sealed ventilation outlet can cause a
fire hazard. Do not place any objects like lids or
plates for example on or in front of the ventilation
slits of the device. In the case of recirculated air
devices, outflowing air must be able to escape
back into the kitchen through the ventilation slits
without impediment.
• No objects should be mounted above the device
which could impede the air flow. Make sure that
outflowing air is able to flow into the kitchen
without impediment.
The device may only be installed over a fireplace for
solid fuels (e.g. a coal-burning stove) if:
• the fireplace has a sealed cover which cannot be
removed. Otherwise there is an increased fire risk
due to flying sparks.
• the legal and country-specific regulations are
observed.
Avoiding risks of injury
• To prevent the risk of falling, use a stable
stepladder for all work on the device, for example
replacing the filter, installing and cleaning the
device.
• To prevent injury from falling parts, only use
suitable fastening materials.
• To prevent cuts from broken glass, use suitable
protective gloves.
Safety
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Avoiding the risk of suffocation
If the device and an open fireplace which uses air
from the room for its oxygen supply, gases or waste
gases may be drawn into the room.
• Make sure that all safety equipment required by
the regulations in force in your country are
working properly (e.g. the under-pressure monitor
P4 checked in accordance with DVGW-VP121
and in accordance with DIN 18841:2005-12 TÜV).
• Make sure that all of the permits required for
operation in your country have been obtained
(e.g. the master chimney sweep).
• Make sure that all standards and guidelines for
operating the device in your country are observed.
• Ensure there is an adequate supply of fresh air
into the dwelling.
• Never let children play with the foil or other parts
of the packaging.
• Store the film or other parts of the packaging in a
location which is inaccessible to children.
Minimising the danger of collapse
• The wall breakthrough that is needed must be
created by technically qualified persons. Wall
breakthroughs affect the building's structural
stability. Improperly made wall breakthroughs
could result in the building collapsing.
Avoiding environmental damage
• Dispose of the device and its accessories in
accordance with the legal regulations.
Layout of hazard notices
In this manual you will find the following categories
of hazard notices:
DANGER
Notices with the word DANGER warn
of a hazardous situation which will
result in death or serious injuries.
WARNING
Notices with the word WARNING warn
of a hazardous situation which can
lead to death or serious injuries.
CAUTION
Notices with the word CAUTION warn
of a situation that can lead to minor or
moderate injuries.
Layout of notices regarding damage to
property or the environment
ATTENTION
These notices warn of a situation that
can lead to damage to property or to
the environment.
Description
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Description
The following illustrations show the way the
possible operating modes work. The devices
used are shown as symbols. The illustrations
are meant to serve as a guide. The illustrated
device's shape may differ from your device.
With this device you can suck in and clean cooking
vapours.
Possible operating modes
The device can work in different operating modes:
• Recirculated air mode
• Extracted air mode
• Hybrid mode
The individual operating modes are described in the
next sections.
Recirculated air mode
The device draws in the air from the room, filters it
and passes the cleaned air back into the room.
This cleaning is done in several cleaning steps. The
majority of the dirt particles, like grease and oil
particles for example, are collected from the air
drawn in from the room in the lower grease tray.
The filter filling in the recirculated air filter
neutralises any smelly odours present. The odourfree, cleaned room air is fed back into the room.
The filter filling needs to be regularly replaced.
Extracted air mode
The device draws in the air from the room, filters it
and passes the cleaned air to the outside of the
building. This cleaning is done in several cleaning
steps. The first cleaning step removes grease and
oil particles, for example, from the air drawn in from
the room. The next cleaning step removes light,
airborne particles (e.g. fluff) from the air drawn in
from the room. The cleaned air is discharged
outside.
Description
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Hybrid mode
The device draws in air from the room, cleans it and
passes some of the cleaned room air to the outside
of the building. The rest of the air drawn in is fed
back into the room through the hybrid filter.
This cleaning is done in several cleaning steps. The
majority of the dirt particles, like grease and oil
particles for example, are collected from the air
drawn in from the room in the lower grease tray.
Part of the cleaned air is fed outside the building,
the filter filling in the hybrid filter neutralises any
smells in the remaining room air which was drawn
in. The odourless, cleaned room air is then fed back
into the room.
The filter filling needs to be regularly replaced.
Description
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Device view with closed lower section
Wall-mounted hood BWH 90 BL ECO switch control panel
Wall-mounted hood BWH 90 GL Illumination
Chimney Lower section
Description
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Device view with opened lower section
Wall-mounted hood BWH 90 BL Capillary trap
Wall-mounted hood BWH 90 GL Lower section
Upper grease tray
The following descriptions are identical for the
wall-mounted hoods BWH 60/70/80/90 BL and
GL. In the diagrams, the BWH 90 BL is shown.
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