Creda 43961D, 43963D Instructions For Use Manual

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OPERATING AND MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTION

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43961

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D [600

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& 43963D[900mm]

HINGED VISO

IDENTIFICATION OF PARTS

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-OPEl'<dlNG SWITCHE

- or FAN GUA

GREASE FILTER

INDICA1,uR LAM

SCREW

CHARCOAL FILTE

ASSEMBL

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Introduction

PLEASE READ THIS PAMPHLET O Remember, our Home Economics Department is always available to you for advice if you write to: The Home Economis TI Creda Limite Blythe Bridg Stoke-on-Trent, ST11 9LJ. NB. Read the separat

to f

ix or operate the appliance.

e instructions on t

N HOW TO GET THE

he 'Installation and Marking Guide' before attemptin

BEST USE OF YOUR NEW CREDA COOKER HOOD

Ref. No. 4396-00031 Issue 2 Sept. 197

156502

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Installation as Ductless Versio

STEP 1

Check that mains voltage corresponds with tha marke

d on the appliance rating label. The hood i

suitable for A.C. only.

STEP2

Use this marking guide to select the best position for the hood, but measure accurately the distance between hole centres 'A' before drilling the wall, because this paper pattern may shrink. The hole are 520mm apart. The height of the hood mus b

e at least 600mm (24" surface, and preferably not more than 740m (29") above it, measured to th h

ood. Allow at least 300mm (12") clearance if th

hood is fitted over a high level grill. For gas

cookers, greater clearances are sometimes needed, and it is important to check with the cooker manufacturers recommendations.

) above an electric cookin

e underside of the

he sides and top of the hood may be fitted clos

against walls a

obstruct th version)

STE

Consider the wall on which the hood is t mounted. If holes are drilled and plugge into brick, the hood will

No. 10 x 38 mm (1½") round head screws. A

t \

third screw, No. 8 x 1" ensures that the hoo

cannot be accidentally dislodged by lifting it off

its keyhole slots. If "the wall is not brick, -it may be necessary to

first reinforce it with wooden battens or black board.

Screw the No. 10 screws into the wall, leaving them 3mm ( l ") proud, so that the hood can be hung on them

e air slots

P 3

T TO FI

Position of Rear Outle

Used only when installing as

Ducted Versio

nd cupboards provided these do no

on top of the hood, (ductle

be firmly fixed by tw

o b

d directl

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STEP4

Remove the grease filter and the charcoal filte

from the hood as explained in "Instructions for Use". Locate th fixing screws, and while supporting the hood mark the wall through the hole to be found in th

hoo y o

d back panel at th the hood. Drill and plug the wall for a No. 8 by 1 screw at th Refit the hood over screws 'A' and ful them. Now fit a No. 8 by 1" screw into the thir hole.

STEP 5

Remove the polythene wrapping from the charcoal filter, a

grease filter to th plug to the e

the supply and switch on.

N TH

e hood over th

e position just marked.

nd fit the filter into the hood. Fit th

e hood. Fit a suitable earthed

nd of the mains input cable; plug int

E COOl<E

e heads of the

e lower R.H. side. Remov

ly tighte

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n d

THI

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T 600m

(24")

ABOVE COOl(I

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OUTLET ADAPTOR

nstallation as Ducted Version

STEP 1

Most o

f the preceding instructions for mountin the hood on the wall ar read first

STEP2

Use this markin of the outlet if it is to be ducted straight out through the wall behind the hood. Alternatively the outlet adaptor may be turn through 90 degrees so that the airflow is throu the top o ducting along the wall - usually hidden b cupboards - to an outside wall

STEP3

The top/rear outlet cover plate is removed from the hood, and replaced by the outlet adaptor. Th outlet slots in the top of th

f the hood, whence it is conveyed by

e applicabl

g guide to select the best positio

e a

nd should be

e hood, which normally

return filter

be blanke

found in the carton, is fixed carefully i after peeling off the paper backing from the self adhesive strips on it. The charcoal filter is tak

empti all for the ducted version. The empty filter-fram is replaced in the hood to serve as a safety guard

near the fan blades

If the charcoal is left in, there will be insufficient air-flow through the ducting

The washable grease filter is le

STEP 4 DUCTING

If the hood is ducted rear-wards through the wall

the hole should

into the cavity of the wall. Any external grill

should not reduce the total cross-sectional area of

EXHAUST GRILL COVE

ed air into the kitchen, must of cours

d off. An exhaust grill cover, t

en from th

ed of its charcoal, which is not required a

ft in place

be lined so that steam is not blow

o b

n place

e hood an

(

outlet below 19 squar

TOP DUCTED HOOD

he ducting may be of simple box form, built

- site.

Alternative

a "square-to-round" converter, available from:-

Spares Department, Creda Electric Ltd., P.O. Bo

4, Blyth

The ducting is then even more simple, consisting of a length of 5" bore flexible, lightweight hose. We recommend "Glasflex", which is flame-resistan fibreglass cloth on a spiral wire framework

It is not on

"Concertina" to feed it through holes in the wall-

cupboards. Ensure that all direction changes are smooth bends, and that the cross-sectional area of

ducting an sq.in. (123 sq.cu.l, and the total length of duc

ly the outlet adaptor can be fitted with

e Bridge, Stoke-on-Trent, Staffs. ST

ly very easy to bend, but will also

d outlet grill

e inches.

e does not fall below 19

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"A"

should not exce "Glasflex" hose, 5" diameter, Code 0680 is avail- able from distributors throughout the country.

In case of difficulty, contact- Compoflex Co. Ltd at Oldham (Tel. 04577-5511) or Bicester (Tel Bicester 42043) Alternatively, flexible steel tube or plastic tube o

the appropriate size can be used. Care should b

taken as a smaller diameter tube c performance of th

ed about 3 metres.

e hood.

an reduce th

f e e

· SURFAC

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m (12") ABOV

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OPERATING AN

WARNING. THIS APPLIANCE MUST BE EARTHED.

IMPORTANT. The wires in this mains lead are coloured i

accordance with the following code:- Green-and-Yellow: Eart

Blue

Brown

As the colours of the wires in the mains lead o may not correspond with the colour

terminals in your plug, proc The wire which is coloured green-and-yellow must be c

to the terminal in the plug which is marked with the letter E or by the earth symbol

The wire which is coloured blue must be connected to the terminal which,-*:narked with the letter N or coloured black.

he wire which is coloured brown must be connected to th

terminal which is marked with the letter L o If a

amp (BS

or if any other type of plug is used a 5 amp fuse must be fitt

either in the plug or adaptor or a

REMOVING AND REPLACING THE GREASE FILTER

ASSEMBLY

Grasp the Filter Assemb shown and s This will disengage the locating pins at the back of the assembly.

The back of the Filter will become free so that it c moved downwards

When the Filter back is free, move the Assembly away from

you to disengage the front edge. Replacement is done in the reverse sequence

REMOVING AND REPLACING THE GREASE FILTE ELEMENT

Pull the centre rod of the Filter Retainer at the position

and in the direction indicated by the arrows.

lide it towards you

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plug is used,

ly as

an b

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ed markings identifying the

ed green or green-and-yellow

a 3 amp fuse must be fitted,

t the distribution board

f this applianc

onnecte

r coloured red.

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UCTION

. The Locking Projections will disenga

Frame. Remove the Filter Retainer and thereafter th Filter Element.

Replacement is

The Filter Element traps grease from the cooking fumes

Remove the Element AT LEAST ONCE A MONTH or mor often if you do a lot of frying. Wash it in hot water, just bearable to the hand and containing a little detergent o washing up liquid. Gently squeeze out excess water and allow t dry. Replace when dry After approximately 2 ment. New Elements can be obtained from your stockist or

direct from Creda Electric Limited

REMEMBER cooking grease is inflammable. A frequency of

cleaning as recommended abov precaution. Furthermore, a congested Element will reduce the

efficiency of the Hood an~ allow contamination o

Filter.

REMOVING AND REPLAblNG THE CHARCOA Models 43961 D (600mm) and 439630 (900mm)

CHARCOAL FILTER FIXING SCRE

1. Unplug the Hood from the electric supply.

. Remove the Charcoal ~i1ter Fixing Screw.

Place the thumbs in t~e Thumb Apertures a direction of arrows. The Filter will become free at th front of the Hood enabling it to be removed.

. Replac

CARE OF THE CHARCOAL tiiLTER Models 43961 D (600mm) and 139630 (

AFTER MANY MONTHS - cetween six and eightee

on use - the charcoal filter- wi

removing cooking smells, and it will be time to rechar fresh material, which can be purchased from the dealer wh supplied the appliance (or in tase of need, direct will only be necessary to remove the charcoal filter, empty it o the used materia poured in

e in the revers

NOTE that the Charcoal Filter is contained in a polythen bag for transport only. Remove th using the filter

done

in the reverse sequence.

washe

the Element will need replace-

e is essential as a normal safety

spquence.

900mm

ll become le

l and re-fill it, shaking the powder down as Lt is

ge from the Filte

f the Charcoa

L FILTE

e bag before fitting and

ss effectiv

nd press in

n depending

e i

ge it with

from us). I

t f

The grade and quality o the efficien

only genuine Creda refills from your stockist or direct fro TI Creda Limited. Before removing the Charcoal Filter unplu t

he Cooker Hood from the electric supply

REPLACING THE LIGHT BUL

Remove the Lamp Window Screws. Move the Lamp Window away from yo remove. The normal domestic 40w. lamp is located in the exposed aperture

CHECKING THE OPERATION OF THE COOKE

The instruction for use is simply, switch on. The switch marke "light" controls a convenient light within the hood which ca be used whether or not the fan is in operation Press the switch marked "Fan 2" when a hea of cooking fumes must be filtered. This gives full speed fan rotation. For normal cooking, press the switch marked "Fan 1 " This gives a fan rotation of reduced speed. When the f turbulanc

The Hood is fitted with a transparent plastic Visor the purpos

of which is to enlarge the steam and cooking fumes catchmen

area. When the Hood is in operation adjust the Visor into the

hinged forwar Visor fully back so that it is conveniently out o Whenever the Fan is in operation the indicator lamp wil

illuminate

Use the Creda Ho too for jobs like peeling onions (preferably under, or very nea to the Hood). Remember to switch on the Cooker Hood before you start to cook. Try to avoid cross-draughts, which will blow fumes away fro the intake. Also remember not to leave gases flaring or ho plates switched on, after yo

CARE OF THE COOKER HOOD PAINTED SURFACE

The hard, white surface is made to be wiped over as often a you wish. Please use a damp cloth, and avoid abrasive cleaners, frequent gentle attention is not only better than occasional har rubbing but your new possession will always be spick and span.

DUCTE

If the hood is connected to a duct, the steam and cooking smells will be carrie b

een removed by the washable filter. This filter should be washed every month Charcoal filtration is unnecessa obtain the full rate of air-flow through th filter should be taken out, emptied of its charcoal granules, and the empty filter-frame replaced in th guard for the fan-blades. Remember to replace the central fixing screw and washer

cy of your Cooker Hood. For the best results use

u and downwards when it will become free t

an is running a certain amount of noise caused by air

e is inevitable.

d position. When the Hood is not i

D HOODS

f the Activat

od whenever cooking smells are likely, use i

u have removed the pans.

d out of the kitchen, after the greas

ed Charcoal used will affec

R HOO

vy concentration

n use hinge the

f the way.

ry for ducted hoods, and to

e h

ood, the Charcoal

e hood to act as a safety

e has

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