Hi WS 6520 P User Manual [ru]

DECORATIVE CHIMNEY HOOD ДЕКОРАТИВНЫЕ

ВЫТЯЖКИ

User Manual

Руководство по эксплуатации

H10-20-300-034 Rev 005

GB RU

Dear Customer,

Thank you very much for your preference for products. Our objective is to ensure that you enjoy this product, manufactured environmentallyfriendly with a total sense of quality in a precise working environment at

our modern facilities, most efciently.

We recommend you to read the instruction manual carefully and keep it handy before you use this chimney hood so that it maintains its quality

just like the rst day you bought it and serves you most efciently.

Note: This instruction manual has been prepared for a variety of models.

Some of the features specied in the Manual may not exist in your device.

These features are marked with *.

Our devices are designed for domestic use. They are not for professional use.

“PLEASE READ THE INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE YOU INSTALL OR USE THIS DEVICE.”

This product has been manufactured in an environmentally-friendly and modern plants without harming the nature.

“Conforms with the AEEE Regulations.”

Contents

1. Safety Instructions

2. Introduction And Technical Drawing

Of The Chimney Hood 7

3. Installation Of Chimney Hood 8

3.1. Location Of The Chimney Hood 8

3.2. Installation Of Mounting Bracket

To The Chimney Hood 8

3.3. Installation Of Wall Mounting Bracket 8

3.4. Installation Of Inner Duct Mounting Bracket 9

4. Mounting The Chimney Hood On The Wall 9

4.1. Leveling The Chimney Hood 9

4.2. Mounting The Aluminum Pipe 9

5. Functions Of The Chimney Hood 10

5.1. Control Panel 10

5.2. Symbols Functions 10

5.3. Four Button Touch Control 11

5.4. Screenless Touch Control 12

6. Operating The Chimney Hood 12

6.1. In Ducted Use 13

6.2. Round Charcoal Filter 13

6.3. Use Of Charcoal Filter 13

6.4. Installation Of Charcoal Filter 13

6.5. Use Of Aluminum Cartridge Filter 13

7. Replacing The Bulb 14

8. Maintenance Of The Chimney Hood 14

9. If Chimney Hood Does Not Work 15

10. Environmentally-Friendly Disposal 16

11. Package Information 16

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

1. The installation of the product should be carried

out by authorized persons. Installation performed by unauthorized persons may result in poor performance, damage to the product or accidents. The product will not be covered by the warranty.

2. When an electric cooker hood is used simultaneously with the devices which burn gas or other fuels, the room should be ventilated adequately (not applicable for devices that discharge air back into the room).

3. An electric cooker hood should not be connected to a ue or air duct used to drain smoke from devices

which burn gas or other fuels (oven, water heater, thermosyphon, etc.) (not applicable for devices that discharge air back into the room).

4. Comply with the instructions regarding discharge of outlet air, stipulated by the relevant authorities (not applicable for devices that discharge air back into the room).

5. When the cooker hood is placed on a gas burning device, the distance between the hob and the hood

should be at least 65 cm. If a larger distance is specied

in the installation instructions of the gas burning hobs, this value should be taken into account.

6. Packaging materials may be dangerous for children.

Do not allow children to play with packaging materials. Keep packaging materials out of reach of children.

7. This device is not designed to be used by children,

people with physical, sensory or mental incapabilities,

or with lack of experience or technical knowledge. Do

not allow the persons and children under custody to use the product, play with the product, to perform maintenance and cleaning on the product.

8. Kitchen hoods are designed for domestic use. They should not be used for other purposes. Otherwise, it may cause various accidents and the device will be out of warranty.

9. The electrical connection of the product must be done to a grounded outlet.

10. Before the installation, maintenance and cleaning of the product, de-energize the device. (By unplugging

the device or by switching off the fuse)

11. For your safety, use ”Max 6 A” fuses in the hood installation.

12. Do not operate the hood without using cookwares. High heat may cause some parts of your product to

deform and cause re.

13. Do not leave boiling oil on the stove. Pots that contain boiling oil may catch re by itself.

Clean the oil trap aluminium lters regularly. Filters

14.

pose risk of re due to accumulated grease deposits on

them.

15. Do not operate your product without lter, and do

not remove the lters when the product is in operation. Do not use non-re-resistant ltering materials instead of the lter.

16. Flammable foods must not be cooked under the appliance.

17. Risk of re may occur if cleaning is not carried out

periodically and according to instructions.

18. In case of any re, de-energize devices. Cover the ames with a damp cloth or towel. Never use water to put out the ames.

19. The mains cable should not be passed near stoves, or devices or equipment which may come into contact with heat or which may deform the cable. This may

cause re.

20. Do not touch your product’s lamps when they work for a long time. Since they would be hot, they could burn your hand.

21. CAUTION: Accessible sections may be hot when

used with cooking appliances.

22. WARNING: Failure to install screws or xing installations in accordance with these instructions may result in electrical hazards.

2. INTRODUCTION AND TECHNICAL DRAWING OF THE CHIMNEY HOOD

PRODUCT

MDD*-056... MDD*-059... MDD*-216... MDD*-156...

MODELS

265 265 265 310 200 200 265 265 265 265

210 210 216 290 170 170 210 210 216 210

350 350 350 350 300 300 350 350 350 350

Min

782 782 772 635 662 662 840 783 850 781

Max

1112 1112 1002 965 942 942 1170 1113 1180 1115

460 460 450 450 410 395 385 430 440 445

595 895 595 595 595 595 595 595 595 595

470 470 440 465 362 362 505 450 505 448

Ø150

1. Inner ue plate

2. Outer ue plate

3. Control keys

4. Plate body

5. Cover glass

MDD*-146... MDD*-256... MDD*-266... MDD*-346...

MDD*-236... MDD*-246...

MDDX-286... MDDX-276... MDDX-306...

MDDX-296... MDDX-316... MDDX-326... MDDX-366...

All dimensions are in millimeter.

3. INSTALLATION OF CHIMNEY HOOD

3.1. Location Of The Chimney Hood

Min. 650 mm.

MAX 250

220

130

180

3.2. Installation Of Mounting Bracket To The Chimney Hood

Fix the 2 (two) Mounting brackets among the installation accessories to the chimney hood with one 1 screw nut as shown in Figure 1. Make sure mounting brackets are inserted in motor box.

3.3. Installation Of Wall Mounting Bracket

Drywall (8mm) anchors are nailed into the holes drilled according

to installation template (A,B,C,D). They are xed into the wall with 2

brackets as shown in Figure 2.

A B

Figure 1

Installation template

Figure 2

3.4. Installation Of Inner Duct Mounting Bracket

2 xing holes are drilled on the wall with Ø 6 mm electric drill at a suitable height and place to x the inner duct hanger plate onto the wall.

6mm drywall anchors are nailed into those holes and inner duct mounting

brackrets are pinned down.At the last step of chimney hood installation,

the inner duct is screwed on the inner duct mounting brackets.

4. MOUNTING THE CHIMNEY HOOD ON THE WALL

Lift the chimney hood body and x the hanger plates onto the wall

anchors as shown in Figure 3.

Figure 4Figure 3

4.1. Leveling The Chimney Hood

If the chimney hood is inclined on one side, the chimney hood can be leveled with the adjustment screws as shown in Figure 4. Once the balancing is complete, the screws shown in Figure 5 must be

xed tightly. After this, x the body with one screw through the hole on

the body.

4.2. Mounting The Aluminum Pipe

Place the aluminum pipe on the plastic duct. Place the other end of the

pipe into the air outlet in the kitchen. (Figure 6)

Figure 5 Figure 6

Twists and bends on the aluminum pipe may cause minimizing the air suction so avoid unnecessary bends and twists as much as possible. (Figure 7-8)

Place the inner duct and outer duct carefully on the product. Fix the inner

duct to inner duct connection plate with 2 screws. (Figure 9)

Figure 7 Figure 8 Figure 9

5. FUNCTIONS OF THE CHIMNEY HOOD

5.1. Control Panel

Digital Control: Touch the symbols on the keys. (On/Off function and timer

are on the same key; if pressed for 1 sec on-off function will operate.If pressed for 3 sec. 15 minutes timer will operate.

Touch Control: Touch the symbols on the glass surface. If Press a symbol

longer (more 3 sec) may operate various functions.

5.2. Symbols Functions

Switches on and off the motor.

(Except for the lighting)

Decreases the speed when the motor is running.

Display

Increases the speed when the motor is running.

If pressed this symbol, the motor turns itself off 15 minutes later.

Only switches on and off the lighting system.

Note: When the product operates for a certain time, the aluminum lters

get dirty and the digital display shows “C” Clean sign. This means the

lters should be cleaned. Press the speed reduction key for 5 secs in

order to delete “C” sign from the display.

CAUTİON: When the timer key is pressed for 3 secs digital display starts

to change.Air-circulation system of the chimney hood becomes active.

The chimney hood runs for 10 minutes in the lowest speed. Then the system automatically shuts down.

5.3 Four Button Touch Control*

ON/OFF Button Plus Button Minus Button

Timer

Lamp

• ON&OFF: Starts the motor.

• Speed +: Increase the speed of the motor. Max: 3 speed.

• Speed -: Decrease the speed of the motor. Max: 1 speed.

• Lamp: Turns the lamp on. When the lamp is on, the dot segment is

viewed on the screen.

• Timer: If the lamp button is pressed for 3 seconds, the device starts

ashing in respective speed. After 15 minutes the device is turned off.

• Air Cleaning: When the air cleaning button is pressed on the Remote Control, the function is initiated. The motor is operated for 10 minutes in 1 speed, then switches to standby for 50 minutes. While this function is active, the screen segments start rotating. Then the system shuts down automatically. The rotation is only for 24 hours.

• Filter Warning: At the end of 100 hours of operation, the ‘C’ warning

is viewed on the screen. This warning can be deleted by pressing the

speed - button for 5 seconds, the ‘E’ is viewed on the screen, the

warning is deleted and the timer is reset. This warning is viewed for 2 seconds when on/off button is pressed. During rotation changes this warning is not displayed.

• Automatic Shutdown: For safety purposes, the circuit board of the

motor is programmed to provide maximum of 5 hours lighting and maximum 10 hours of operation. When the air cleaning function is in

effect, the motor shutdown feature is turned off.

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