hygena APM 2315, APM 2325, APP 2200 Instruction Manual

How

to

get

the

most

from your

Integrated

Extractor

APM

2315

(Mocca)

A:PM

2325

(White)

APP

2200

(Sitver

Grey)

Contents

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4 Extraction Without lntrusion

Safety & Cleaning

Alternative Methods Of Extraction

Operation

Fitting Charcoal

Filter / Bulb Replacement

Electrical Connections

Not Working Properly?

12 Months Guarantee

.

Extraction

Without lntrusion o2

The elcractor is designed to

give you

the option to enract air by ducting to the oltside

and away

(via

an exterior

wall), orto re-circulate airthrough specially designed

filters to

minimize odours, steam and

condensation.

The choice is

yours

to

decide ai installation, and both systems

are explained in this
booklet.
Werecommendthaiyoureadthis

bookletfromcovertocoverbeforeattemptingto

install

ot opetate the

extractor.

.lnstallation

THIS INSTRUCTION

MUST BE STRICTLY ADHERED

TO. FAILUBE TO COMPLY

COULD BESULT IN OVEBHEATING

AND SERIOUS

DAMAGE TO YOUR APPLI.

ANCE.

Theexlractor is designedtofit

perfectly

betlveen two

units, and to occu

py precisely

one

units

width

(600mm).

When

nsialling

your

extractor above a

heat source, i.e., any

electrical

or

gas

hob, cooker

eic., the fixing height must

l,,/Of BE LESS THAN 65cm

between

the hob and the bottom

oi the extractor.

To secure

the

product

to the wall

you

must initially remove the

grille

/

anti-grease

fllters.

This

is achieved by opening the front

panel

and

pushing

the two calches

(A)

upwards

which willthen

release the

grille.

Extraction

Without

lntrusion cont..

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Once

the

gril

e has been remoied the

front door

panel

should also be removed.

Open th e front

panel

and removethetwo

screws

(B)

as illustrated above. Pressthetab

(C)

down and remove the tront

panelfrom

its

guides.

Secure the brackets

(D)

onto the top of the

eruacior

washer

(E).

Check thal adjustment screw

(F)

is fitted.

Note: On some units this bracket may be

fitted.

andusing ihe fixing screws

Extraction

Without lntrusion cont..

c4

Ensuring there

is a minimum

distance of 65cm between

the bottom of the exlracior

and hob

surface, then tix the

two mounting brackets

(G)

to the reaf wall.

Once the two

mounting brackets are

in

position

hook the

extractor mounting bracket

tDl

orro

rFe

wall

'nounling

bracket.

Some

adjustmenl is

provided

within the brackets.

For forwald and backward

adjusf

ment

use screw

(E)

and

for heighi alignment adjust

screw

{F).

Once the

adjustment is compleie

fu ly tightening all screws.

if after installation

there is a

gap

between the rear wall and

ihe e)dractor a spaceT

is

provided.

This

can be fixed to the

rear of the extractoT and cut

to accommodate the

gap.

IIIPORTANT NOTE:

After the extractor

has been

Positioned

correctlythe

extrac'

tor

must be fixed tothe

adiacenl cabin ets th

rough the fixing holes in the sides oI

the

extraclor.

All that remains is to tix

the tront wooden door

panel

to the extractoL

By using the diagram

below fix the front

panel.

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Electrical Safety

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Before

you

think about

fixing, it's as wel to

give

carefu consideration

to the

power

connecuon. lt is vital that the

supply cable should be well shie ded form

your gri

l, hob

or oven. lt it isn t, heat lrom any

one ofthese sources may damage the cab e insulation

and

give

rise to a lire

risk. Under no c rcumstances should the exposed

power

supp

y

cable come wilhin 70cm

oi a direct source oi heal. ldea ly it should be channelled

into

the wall. well out of harm's wav.

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ForYour SafeV

In order to

protect yoLr

appliance

and mjn m se the risk of flre, dont barbecue food

directly under the

extractor. Similarly, do not

prepare

flambe dishes immediately

under the extractor.

lf

you

use a

gas

hob, do not remove

pots

without first turning

oft the tlame, Your extracior

is designed to draw

gases

up and away from

your

hob.

This means that exposed flames may

behave unprediciably in the vicniiy of the

appl ance while

it is

sw

tched on. When frying take

particular

careto

preventthe

o lfrom

catching

fire and never leave Lrnatrended.

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Cleaning

IMPORTANT: Beto(e aflempting any c eaning oT

maintenance,

ensure

yo!r

exlractor

is disconnected from the

power

source.

GENERAL CLEANING: Thorough servicing

guarantees

correct and long lasting
operalron.
Wipe the exiefnaL surfaces of the appliance regularly using warm water and a mid
detergent, never use

products

containing abrasive.

Parlicular care

must be

paid

to the

grease

fiter ng

panels

which must be

periodical y

cleaned

in reLation lo use

(at

least once every lwo months).

Benrove

the

grease

fiLiers and wash them using neuiral delergent.

Alternative

Methods"

Of

Extraction

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1. Extraction Via Ducting

(tig.1)

Thevery bestmethod oi cleaning

lhe kitchen of unwanted odours is by conneclingthe

appliance to an exhaust d u ct and venting to th e outside atmosphere via

an e),iterior wal .

(Slitable

dlcting kits may be

purchased

from the store where

you

bought

your

extracto4. Ducting

your

extractor negates the need for charcoalfilters

(fig.1).

tf

DUCTING MODE

RECIBCULATING

MODE

(NO

CHARCOAL FILTEB REOUIRED) (CHARCOAL

FILTEBS REAUIRED)

BEMEMBEB: Belorc

d.

|||_g

or chiseiling rhe wa L chec. for

prpes

and

1. Ensure

the dlcting tube s kept as shori as

possible

and with the minlmum of

bends lo

permit

the smoothest airflow.

(Maximum

length 3 metres).

2. Ducted

air must not be discharged into a flue which

is used for exhausting

fumes from

appliances supplied with energy

other than eiectricity.

3. Ensure

the requirements of the local authorities

are adhered to concerning

the dlscharge

of

exhaust

air.

4. Ensure adequate room

ventilation is

orovided

when

the extractor is used in

the same room as appliances

supplied with energy other

than electricity.

5. Never duct into a hot air

flow such as a centrai heating

duct.

We slrongly advise that

all exterior outlets be fitted wilh

a non rctum

valve ot louvred slatting.

.

2. The

Re-circulation

Mode

(fig.2)

a7

When there

is no easy access to

an outside wali, the extractor can

easily be adapted

to clean ajr

polluted

by cooking

smells, by using a charcoal filter

which can be

purchased

from the

slore where

you

bo!ghtyour

extractor under code reference

APM

2906. Rernember

the re-circulation mode

can not be used without a charcoal

filter-

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The Charcoal

Filter

Filtersdo havealimited life. We advise

yo!

to change it when there is a noticeable

d rop

rn

performance.

The intervals between

chan g ing the filter wlll depend entire

yuponthe

arnount of cooking

you

do, but on

average they will last about 6 months.

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The

Grease

Filter Mat

The

grease

filter maton modelAPM

2314 reqLrires replacing every 3 months. lfthe

mai

is oi a metallic material it can be cleaned

in a dishwasher or washed with

a neutral

detergent.

Togain accesstothe

greasefilter

mat, the charcoalfilter must be removed.

IMPORTANT:

You should never attempt to usethe extrcctat

without the

greasefilter

since

grease

build-up

could

Nevent

the notor working

prcperly.

lf either fiher is nat

changed

regularlythe risk of fite willbe

increased. Always switch offthe elect city

supply

or

pu

out the

plug

belorc changing

the filterc.

.

Operating

Your Extractor

The motor will automatically operate

by opening and closingthefrontdoor

panelas

long

as the switch is set accordingly.

The extractor fan has three speed settings for either

light, medium or heavyextraction

ofcooking vapours. The ditferent levels

ofextraction

are numbered 1

,2

& 3 and can

be recognised by the changes in noise

leve oi the

extractor

fan when operating.

To switch on the

light simply move the switch to

position

1.

NOTE: The light

is not elfected by apening at closing the

front door

panel.

Neon Indicates

IVlotor

Operation

Levels ol Extraction

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c-)

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Fifting

Charcoal Filter

o8

To change the Charcoal Filter remove

the flexible wire frame

and simply replace

with

a

1ew

fi'ler as shown

below,

:--a=-.

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Bulb

Replacement

To replace a bulb

simply remove the

grille

and unscrew

the bulb. Beplace with one

of

the identical type.
Note: The

bulb is not covered by the

guarantee.

Always

swilch oil the electricity sLpply

prior

to changing the bulb.

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Electrical

Connections

o9

TMPORTANT:

ENSURETHATTHE

ELECTRICITY

SUPPLY

lS SWTCHED OFF

BEFORE

CONNECTING.

Your

appliance musl

be connected

to fixed wiring viathe use

of a double

pale

switched

iused spur oullet

wilh at least

3mm contact separaiion,

and

preferably

with a

pilot

lamp.
(See

technical

data for luse

rating). We strongly

recommend

the appliance is con-

nected bv a oualified

electrician

who is a member

ol the N l.C.E

l.c or Corgi who

will

comply with

the l.E.E and any

local regulations.

NOTE:

The

lerminology "DOUBLE

POLE' means

that both

the live and

neutralsupplies

are

switched

and disconnected

at the same

iime.

The

terminations labelled

SUPPLY are

for

the connection

forthe

internal house

wiring

and

the terminations

labelled LOAD are

for

60nnection

for the appliance.

IMPORTANT

The

wires in this

mains lead are coloured

in

accordance

with the

following code:­Blue
Brown

Live

Asthe

coloursofthe

wires in the mains

lead

of

ihis appliance may

not correspond

with

the coloured

markings

identifying the

termi-

nals

in

your

spur box,

proceed

as follows;

The

wire whi6h is

coloured blue

must be

connected

to the

terminal which

is marked

with the letter'N'

or coloured black.

Thewire

which is coloured

brown must

be connected

totheterminalwhich

is markedwith

lhe letter

'L'

or coloured

red.

WARNINC

This appliance

has such

technical

particu-

lars that

it belongs to Class

2 insulation and

therefore

niether wire should

be connected

lotheterminal

marked

wilh the letterE or

by

the

earth symbol.

'6l[l'

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TECHNICAL

DATA:

FUSE RATING:

3 AMP

WIRING TO THE

MAINS

The unit does

notcomewith a

plug

as

there are alternative

ways ol con-

necting itto

the mains supply

(which

should be 230

-

240v - 50Hz). lf

you

are in any doubt

about elecirical

con-

neclion consult

a q ualified

electrician.

.

Not Working Properly?

o10

Beiore

you

assume the worst, check this

simple fau t finding

guide

to

get

to the root

of the

problem:

A rep acement is

probably

necessary,

but check first that

the bulb

is iirm y screwed in to its holder. lf the filament

is broken, remember that

the ight bulbs are not covered

by our

guatantee,

Flemember

to disconnect

power

supply before remov ng the

bulb.

Check

grease

fjller rnat. lf it hasnt been cleaned recently,

it m

ght

be clogged wlth

grease.

lf filter mat is re ative

y

clean, check

charcoalfiLiefs. Lf this hasn t been repiaced

ior mote than six months,

remove and insert new one s.

As time

goes

by, accumulaied

grease

tends to stf e ihe

charcoa

iiters in

just

the same way as lhe

grease

fiter

mat, thereby redLrcing

the eificiency of both the fan and

the

filter ltself.

lf

you

re using the unil in re-circu ation mode, change

charcoal filter. lt is obv ous

y past

its

prlme.

Check

plug,

socket and

fuses. lf

these are n order and

fau

t

persists,

jt

could be thai an accumulauon of

grease

has lmpalred the efiiciency

of the switch rnechanism. Try

rdpioly

nov ng sw tch on and o'seve'al lrres

11

succeq-

sion to clear

grease

deposit. lffault continues, cal service

agenr.

Check

your

extractor is sw tched on at the malns. Next,

check for an unexpected

power

strike by swilching on

adjacent lights etc.

lf, having consulted the above diagnostic chart

you

are stil

!nable to

remedythe stuation,

pLease

callthe Free-phone

seNice

No. (Back

cove4.

o12

Months

Guarantee

c11

.

Procedure

when

reporting

a

fault

'1.

Give

lull name,

address

including

postcode,

homelelephone

number and

business

telephone

number

if approp.iale

2. Quole

sales

receipt

number, make

and

model number

of faulty

appliance

This

product's

reference

is as

iollows:

APM 2315

/ 2325

APP 22OO

3. Give

a summary

of the

Problem

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Technical

Data

PowerSupply:

2301240v-50H2

Raling:

Fuse Rating:

3 amP

Code

Ref etence

i H

D00 3003

I 80w

(APM

2314)

280w

(APM

231 5 | 2325)

Dimensionsl
H380xW600xD270mm

Lights:
Bulbs

40 WatE

x2

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