Klugmann DORIS Operating Instructions Manual

DEAR CUSTOMERS

Congratulations to you to make the right choice. Our devices are designed

and manufactured to meet your expectations and certainly will be part of the fully-

equipped household. We believe that a modern, functional and practical

appliance, made from top quality materials, will meet all your requirements.

Prior to installation and use of the purchased hood, please read the contents of

this manual, as well as safety rules presented therein. We wish you a lot of

satisfaction from the choice of the hood of our company.

NOTE:

• During installation, observe the existing regulations for air evacuation.

• When the chimney hood is used at the same time as appliances combusting

gas or other fuels, the room should be well ventilated.

• Air from the hood should not be discharged into the flue duct used to

exhaust the devices combusting gas or other fuels.

• Before connecting the hood to the power supply, make sure the voltage and

frequency of the supply current corresponds to that given on the nameplate.
The hood must be connected to an easily accessible outlet. It is
unacceptable to remove the plug and permanently connect the hood to
power supply.

• if cleaning and maintenance is not carried out in accordance with the

instructions, there is a risk of fire.

• If you use a gas stove, do not leave an open flame.

• The equipment is not intended for use by persons (including children) with

reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities.

• The equipment is not designed for children to play.

• If the non-detachable supply cord is damaged, it should be replaced by a

special cord or assembly available from the manufacturer or our customer
service.

• The manufacturer is not liable for failure to comply with regulations for the

installation and maintenance and improper handling of the hood.

• Accessible parts may become hot during cooking on the stove.

1. GENERAL INFORMATION

DORIS chimney hood is designed to remove kitchen fumes in an external

venting mode (ducts routed outside) or in a re-circulation mode (internal circuit). It

is designed for mounting above a gas or electric hob. It has an independent

lighting and exhaust turbine, which can be set to one of five rotation speeds.

NOTE :

Please keep your proof of purchase along with the warranty card stamped

for possible complaints. Without these documents, the warranty is void.

The manufacturer disclaims liability for any damage or injury resulting from

the installation and used not in accordance with instructions contained herein.

2. SPECIFICATIONS

FEATURES DORIS

Rated voltage 230V-50Hz
Maximum power usage 254 W
Motor power 250 W
Lighting power 2 x2 W
Max. capacity 800 m3/h

Appliance class second

Operation continuous, supervised

3. INSTALLATION

3.1 SETTING HOOD OPERATION MODE

DORIS hood can operate in two modes:

1)External venting (Fig.2a) - evacuation of air outside the building by connecting

the hood with the air duct via a rigid plastic tube Ø150mm or Ø120mm with a

reducing union.

2)Re-circulation (Fig.2b) - internal circulation of air, using carbon filters (Fig.1).

Fig.1

When the internal circuit is used it is necessary to install the carbon filters

(Fig.1). The air purified through the filters returns into circulation via an outlet

opening.

Carbon filters should be replaced at least once every 3 months (depending

on the intensity of the cooking).

a) EXTERNAL VENTINGb) RE-CIRCULATION

Fig.2

NOTE:

The air from the hood should not be discharged into the chimney channel

used to exhaust the appliances combusting gas or other fuels.

3.2 ELECTRICAL CONNECTION

Before connecting the hood to the power supply, make sure the voltage and

frequency of the supply current corresponds to that given on the nameplate. The

hood must be connected to an easily accessible outlet. It is unacceptable to

remove the plug and permanently connect the hood to power supply. The hood

must be connected to the power supply after this assembly.

4. ASSEMBLY

The distance "A" between the lowest part of the chimney hood and a

supporting surface of cooking utensils should be min. 65 cm for a gas stove

(Fig.3).

During assembly, observe the existing regulations for air evacuation.

When the chimney hood is used at the same time as appliances combusting gas

or other fuels, the room should be well ventilated.

In order to achieve optimal air evacuation use a rigid plastic duct with a cross-

section Ø150 mm or Ø120mm downstream the reducing union.

Fig. 3

4.1 COMPONENTS FOR ASSEMBLY

1- hood body

2- bottom mask

3- upper telescopic mask

4- mask installation bar

5- two dowels 10x50 mm with screws

6- two dowels 5x25 mm with screws

7- two screws 3,9x6,5 mm

5 6 7

Fig.4

4.2 HOOD BODY ASSEMBLY

• Open the glass pane by pulling the lower edge of the middle pane to himself

(Fig.5).

• Remove the aluminium grease filter (Fig.9)

• Place the cover of the hood to the wall maintaining a minimum distance of

65cm from the bottom edge of the hood to the surface supporting kitchen

utensils on the hob (Fig.3),

• Mark the spacing of the mounting holes of the hood body on the wall,

• Drill the holes marked on the wall using a drill bit with a diameter

corresponding to supplied dowels with screws (5) (Fig. 4), hammer the

dowels, and then screw the hood cover to the wall.

• Install the grease filter (Fig.9).

• Close the glass pane

Fig.5 Fig.6

4.3 ASSEMBLY OF SHIELDING TUBES

• Put on the shielding tubes (2) and (3) (Fig.4) on the hood fastened to the

wall,

• Pull out the inner tube (3) to the desired height,

• Mark the position of the holes in the inner shielding tube (3) on the wall for

correct positioning of the mounting height of the bracket (4),

• Place the bracket (4) on the selected height and mark the holes for

mounting,

• Drill the holes in the wall using a drill with a diameter corresponding to the

supplied dowels (6). Mount the bracket (4) on wall at the marked height,

• Pull out the inner mask (3) and connect using the screws (7) with the

bracket (4). (Fig.6)

5. SERVICE

5.1 CONTROL PANEL

DORIS hood is equipped with electronic touch controls with a display (Fig.7)

A B C D E

Fig.7

Control (Fig.7):

A – timer

B – minus

C – display

D – plus

E – lighting

1. Turbine operation control

• PLUS pushbutton allows you to set the next speeds of the turbine (5-

speeds),

• Holding down the pushbutton PLUS sets the last speed (TURBO mode),

• MINUS pushbutton allows you to reduce the set speed up to switching off

the hood,

• Holding down the pushbutton MINUS switches off the hood,

2. Lighting control

• LIGHT pushbutton is used to turn on/off the lighting,

3. Hood timer

• It is possible to set the time for the hood switching off in the range from ca.

10 min to 60 min.

To do this:

• Switch on the hood and set the target speed,

• Press TIMER,

• The digit on the LED display flashes to indicate entering the time adjustment

mode,

• With TIMER button select the desired switching off delay between 10 and 60

minutes. (The digit "1" = 10 min. "2" = 20 min., etc.)

• After 2 seconds a dot on the display starts flashing to indicate the timer

operation,

• After counting down the set delay time the hood and lighting will be switched

off.

4. Locking the touch fields when cleaning the hood glass.

This function is activated by holding down the TIMER field for about 2 seconds

To unlock the keys, hold down the same button.

5. Remote control

DORIS hood can be controlled via a remote controller.

Fig.8

The definition of buttons (Fig.8)

1 – TIMER

Starts the hood timer,

2 – MINUS

Controls the speed of the turbine down to its deactivation,

3 – PLUS

Turns on the turbine and controls the turbine speed upwards,

4 – LIGHT

Switching on/off the lighting,

Remoter controller deactivation function :

1. Disconnect power supply of the hood.

2. Reconnect the power to the hood. Upon reconnecting the power to the hood

function to enable or disable the remote controller will be active for 30

seconds.

3. Hold down the pushbutton minus (-) until the display shows the letter r with a

dot (r.)

4. If there is a dot at the letter r (r.) this means that the remote controller is

active and if the letter r is not accompanied by a dot (r) it means that the

remote controller is inactive.

5. Change can be made by pressing the pushbutton plus (+).

6. Save the settings with the light button (☼).