Malloca K-3410DR Instruction Manual

COOKER HOOD

INSTRUCTIONS MANUAL

K-3410DR

MALLOCA VIETNAM COMPANY LIMITED
Showroom:
279 Nguyen Van Troi Street, Ward 10, Phu Nhuan Dist, HCM City

Telephone: [phone] / 94
Fax: [phone]
E-mail: [e-mail]

Customer Care:

Hotline: [phone]
E-mail: [e-mail]

CÔNG TY TNHH MALLOCA VIỆT NAM
Showroom:

279 Đường Nguyễn Văn Trỗi, Phường 10, Quận Phú Nhuận, TP.HCM
Điện Thoại: [phone] / 94
Fax: [phone]
Email: [e-mail]

Hệ thống chăm sóc khách hàng:

Hotline: [phone]
Email: [e-mail]

Trung tâm chính

279 Đường Nguyễn Văn Trỗi, Phường 10, Quận Phú Nhuận, TP.HCM
SĐT: [phone] / 94 – (028) 39975 294 / 95

Khu vực Bà Rịa Vũng Tàu

258-260A Lê Hồng Phong, Phường 4, TP. Vũng Tàu

SĐT: [phone]

Khu vực Tây Nguyên

331 Phan Đình Phùng, Phường 2, TP. Đà Lạt
SĐT: [phone]

Khu vực Nam Trung Bộ

08 Lê Hồng Phong, Phường Phước Hải, TP. Nha Trang

SĐT: [phone]

Khu vực Miền Tây

180 Trần Hưng Đạo, Phường An Nghiệp, Quận Ninh Kiều, TP. Cần Thơ
SĐT: [phone]

Khu vực Miền Trung

211 Nguyễn Văn Linh, Phường Vĩnh Trung, Quận Thanh Khê, TP. Đà Nẵng

SĐT: [phone]

Khu vực Miền Bắc

10 Chương Dương Độ, Phường Chương Dương, Quận Hoàn Kiếm, Hà Nội
SĐT: [phone]

1 Safety notes

1.1 User’s manual

1.2 Notes used

Read this user’s manual completely before you
work with the hood.

Keep this manual in a safe place. When
passing on the appliance to third parties,
please also include the user’s manual.

Strictly observe the precautions in order to
avoid injury to persons and damage to the
appliance.

The manufacturer assumes no liability for
damages caused by non-observance of this
user’s guide.

Important information for your safety are
specially marked. Instructions must be strictly
observed to avoid accidents and damage to
the appliance

WARNING!

Warns of health hazards and indicates
possible risks of injury.

ATTENTION!

Indicates hazards for the appliance or other

items.

CAUTION!

Indicates a potential hazard that could result

in property damage if not avoided.

NOTE!

Indicates tips and information.

Refers to another chapter, a paragraph or
note.

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1 Safety notes

1.3 Children, special people

1.4 Intended use

Persons (including children) who are
because of mental, physical or motor skills
not able to use the appliance safely (special
people), may not use the appliance without
supervision or may use it only according
under directives of a responsible person.
Do not leave the appliance unattended. Use
with caution when children or special people
who can not properly assess the hazards are
nearby.

Packaging materials

- do not use to play. They pose the risk of
suffocation.

- dispose of the packaging materials properly
( spare parts and disposal).

The range hood is intended only to clean the
cooking fumes rising from the cooking area
and for private use in the home.

- The appliance is for home use only.

- The appliance is not intended for
commercial use.

- The hood is for use behind electric
hotplates only.

- Any other use is considered improper and
is prohibited.

Particularly refrain from:

- The operation of the range hood without
metallic grease filter. Lack of the metallic

grease filter leads to massive fatty deposits
in the hood and the exhaust ducts.

- Flambéing near the range hood. It may
lead to inflammation of the fatty deposits.

- Operation of the hotplate without cookware.

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-Open flame can lead to inflammation in the

hood.

-Cleaning the hood with agents or devices

which are not specifically approved for this

purpose, e.g. with a steam cleaner
( Maintenance).

- Repair work carried out by unauthorized
personnel ( Customer Service).

1.5 Fire hazard

1.6 Power Supply

WARNING!

Risk of burns. Incorrect operation of the
hood can cause burns.

- Duly comply with the maintenance and
cleaning instructions

Basically refrain from:

- Cooking, frying and grilling with open flame
due to fire hazard.

WARNING!

Electric shock. The hood is electrically
operated. Incorrect installation, handling and
operation can result in serious injury or
death. Observe the safety notes.

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1.7 Defective equipment

ATTENTION!

Do not install or operate a defective hood.

Repair work must be performed by qualified

personnel authorized by the manufacture
( Customer Service).

Any intervention by unauthorized personnel
terminates the guarantee and warranty claims
( Warranty).

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2.1 Unpacking

2.2 Installation and electrical
connection

2.3.1 Checking the hood parts

The packaging materials are recyclable.
Save resources and reduce waste

generation.
Feed the packaging items to the material
recycling process again. Your dealer will
take the packaging back

Observe the safety notes during installation
and electrical connection ( Safety notes)
Read the installation instructions completely
before installation.

Strictly observe the precautions in order
to avoid injury to persons and damage to
the appliance.

The manufacturer assumes no liability for
damages caused by non-observance of this
installation guide

These include:

- Range hood and motor module

Accessories:

- 4 mounting brackets for hood housing

- Screws and washers for hood housing and
motor module.

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2.3.2 General information on
installation

The hood is seated in the countertop (worktop)
behind the hotplate.

WARNING!

Danger to life in case of damage to power
lines. When drilling, supply lines (electricity,
gas and/or water pipes) can be damaged.
Before drilling get informed about courses of
the supply lines (e.g. use a detector to
locate metal and live wires).

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2.3.3 Installation drawings

Fig. M2a

103

800

Min. 760

Fig. M1

Fig. M3

Fig. M2b

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2.3.4 Dimensions of the appliance

115

0 - 350

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10,6

731

Max. 857 - Min. 735

89
91

65

250

320

320

95

150

222

880

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860

758

660

780

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2.3.5 Preparations for the hood
assembly

1. Cutout in the countertop

2. Motor module port direction for
the exhaust duct

3. Preparing the air duct for extrac­tion mode or recirculation mode

- Using the mounting template, transfer
the cutout size on the countertop to the
desired location above the hob.

The cutout dimensions are:
K-3410DR

- You can connect the exhaust air from all
directions to the hood (Fig. M3). For such
purpose you can screw the motor module
after the installation of the hood housing
accordingly. For an air outlet to the front, the
angle plate has to be unscrewed with the
round vent connection and the engine below
it, then rotated and screwed again.

Extraction mode:

Lay the exhaust duct with a diameter of 150
mm up to an already prepared wall
penetration.

Recirculation mode:

The active carbon filter module must be

placed so that the air is fed back into the
kitchen area. In the skirting board, down on
the side of the cabinet, etc., Use a round or
flat air duct with a diameter of 150 mm.
We recommend a length of the air duct from
the motor module to the circulating air
module of not less than 180-200 mm,
otherwise loud air noises may occur.

The active carbon filter module allows the
connection of a flat channel with the
dimensions of 222 x 89 mm

: 800 x103 mm

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2.3.6 Installation of the hood 1.

ATTENTION!

Do not install or operate a defective
hood. Repair work must be
performed by qualified personnel
authorized by the manufacturer
( Customer Service).

Position the cutout to the countertop. The

distance between the hob’s edge and the
hood’s edge shall be max. 20 mm
(see Figure M1).

2. Installing the hood housing
Insert the hood housing into the cutout until
you can carefully place the mounting sleeve

on the countertop (fig. M2a).

Fasten with the mounting brackets the
aligned, vertically positioned hood housing at
the bottom of the cabinet floor (Fig. M2b).

Fasten the motor module to the hood
body (Fig. M3) . Pay attention to the blowing

direction of the motor.

Connect the air channel as prepared for
exhaust or recirculation.

Electrical connection of the electronics
module with the motor/hood housing.
Plug the connection cable with 2 different
couplings accordingly.

Fig. 2: Electronics module

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2.3.7 Hood for recirculation mode

Fig 3: Recirculation module

Fig 3a

To use this range hood in recirculation mode,
install the recirculation module so that the
aspirated air is blown through the
recirculation module back to the kitchen area,
e.g., through to the skirting board of the
kitchen furniture, or the like.

The stainless steel front panel with drawer is
locked with magnets in the module. To install

and to remove later to change the carbon
filter pads, draw towards the front the front

panel with the drawer.

For carbon filter assembly fix a place under

the bench.
Remove the sheet from the air outlet(Fig.
3a) , screw the rectangle adaptor (Fig 3b)

Immobilize carbon filter box to a proper place

from mounting holes

Affix one side of Round Flexible duct to the

product , other side to the adaptor (Fig.3c)

Fig 3b

Fig 3c

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Fig. 4: Touch control operation panel

3.1. Lift operation

3 Operation

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The hood is in STANDBY mode when it is
powered. In this state, the display shows
nothing.

Moving the lift out

By touching the or button, the lift moves
up.

Info: As long as the lift is extended by less
than 20 cm, the display will show a “0” after
touching the button. When the lift is then
raised by higher than 20 cm, nothing will be
shown on the display. Neither motor nor light
goes on in this condition.
After touching the button, the light goes
on after 20 cm of lifting height, but motor
does not.
Stopping the lift or pulling it out again By
touching the arrow button or the lift is
stopped and/or started in the direction of the
arrows.

Info: The lift can be stopped or moved only
after the height of 20 cm.

Lowering of the lift

By touching the .
Info: After the lift has reached a height of
less than 20 cm, the motor and the lights turn
off, and the hood
this case, no indicator lights on the display.

is in the standby mode. In

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Safety function when clo­sing the lift:

3.2. Motor operation

3.3. Automatic delayed shutoff
function switching and changing

In the event that any obstacle exists on the
way of the lift when closing, e.g. a pot, dishes,
hands, etc., the movement is stopped when
the cover plate hits the obstacle and the lift
then goes up again.

Motor on/off and changing the power
settings

Each time the button is touched, the
running stage increases by one step up to the
max. Level 3 is reached. The display
will shown in each case theselected running
stage.
Touching the button decreases the running
stage by one step each time; until the motor
is switched off.
Nothing will be shown on the display then.

By touching the button for about
3 seconds, the automatic delayed shutoff
function will be activated. The set running

stage starts lashing on the display.

15 minutes after the activation of the automa­tic delayed shutoff function, the motor and/or
the light will be switched off automatically.
The lift will remain stopped then.

To change the running stage within the set
Automatic Delayed Shutoff Function time
of 15 min, touch the button or The
Automatic delayed shutoff function will remain
active.
The automatic delayed shutoff function can
be turned off at any time within the 15
minutes. To do this, the button must be
pressed for about 3 seconds.

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3 Operation

3.4. Light on and off

3.5. Power failure

3.6 Boost

The light goes on when the lift is extended

By touching the button you can turn the
backlight on or off.

Info: The lift must be extended to a height of 20
cm at the least.

The light goes off when the lift is fully
down-By touching the button the lift moves

upward and after an height of 20 cm, the light
turns on automatically. The motor remains off.

In case of power failure, the lift remains
stopped in its current position. After the power
is resumed, motor and light stays off and the
lift remains in its previous position. You can
now operate the hood again, as described
above.

When the product is switched to maximum
speed while it is operated, a ( ) symbol shall be
displayed on the screen. 'b' symbol indicates
that boost (boost ventilation) mode is active on
the model. Product shall operate for 7 minutes
in this mode and ‘b’ symbol shall lash on the
screen during this period. After 7 minutes,
product shall automatically switch down one
speed level and shall resume operation in the
lower speed level.

NOTE!

It is not possible to use timer feature in
the boost mode.

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4 Maintenance

4.1 General maintenance notes

4.2 Cleaning of the hood

ATTENTION!

The hood housing gets damaged if cleaned
incorrectly. Discoloration may occur on the
surfaces. Do not use any steam cleaner to
clean the hood housing. Aggressive
cleaning agents such as vinegar-based
cleaners, abrasive cleansers, abrasive
granules or pointed items must not be used.

NOTE!

Perform regular maintenance and cleaning
of the range hood to ensure safety,
function and performance.

Clean the range hood right after the
installation and then when it is get dirty.

ATTENTION!

Remaining ilm adhesive residues on the

stainless steel surface can lead to stains.
Always clean the surface of the range hood
thoroughly after the installation. For this
purpose, use a cleaner that is specially
suitable for stainless steel surfaces

4.2.1 Notes for cleaning and
care

Observe the following general notes for
cleaning and care (also applies to painted
glass surfaces):

- Before cleaning, remove any rings, watches
and jewelry in order not to scratch the
painted surface inadvertently.

- Always clean a large area in order to avoid

selective charging.

- Do not rub too hard on the material, so that
no scratches and dull spots arise.

- Do not use abrasive or harsh cleaners or
burnishes. Ingredients may damage the
material.

- Be cautious in the use of sponges or rags.
Residues can cause scratches.

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- Immediately absorb and wipe dry fresh
drops or spots (e.g. acidic liquids such as
fruit juices) with a cloth.

- Do not pull or hit hot, heavy and sharp
objects on top the painted surfaces.

Maintenance of stainless steel
surfaces

4.3. Cleaning of the metallic

grease lter

Special stainless steel cleaning agents are
suitable for the maintenance of stainless steel
surfaces ( Note below). They create a

protective lm that reduces ngerprints and

facilitates the further maintenance.

NOTE!

For the care of stainless steel surfaces we
recommend the Stainless Steel Care Spray,

Order No. PS 500

ATTENTION!

Fire hazard. An oversaturated metallic
grease filter may lead to fires. Therefore,
follow the maintenance and cleaning
instructions.

ATTENTION!

Too frequent cleaning or the use of
aggressive cleaning agents may cause
damage to the mesh fabric of the metallic
grease filters. For cleaning, only use a
detergent suitable for this purpose (e.g.
dishwashing detergent).

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4 Maintenance

4.4 Metallic grease lter removal,

installation and cleaning

Fig. 6a: Edge suction plate removal

- Pull the top edge suction plate forward and
disengage from the locking latch. Thus, the
hood gets immediately de-energized
( Fig. 6a). Take out the edge suction plate
upwards.

To remove the grease filter ( Fig. 6b)

jpush the clip up and remove the filter
forward/down respectively.

To insert the grease filter insert the upper
pin by sliding it into the frame, press the

clip, press filter onto the frame, and
release the clip. Check whether the clip is

properly engaged.

NOTE!

Securely hold the filter during handling, in
order to prevent damage to the filter and
the hotplate.

Cleaning of the metallic grease lter

To do this

- Soak the metallic grease filter well in hot

soapy water, and clean it with a soft brush.
Repeat the procedure if necessary.

- Rinse it well with hot water, and let dry.

- Repeat the process if the result is not
satisfactory. The metallic grease filters are
dishwasher safe ( Note see below).

Fig. 6b: Metallic lter removal/ installation

NOTE!

The metallic grease filter is dishwasher safe

and can be cleaned using a program up to

max. 55°C. Clean the grease filters
separately due to possible fat deposits on
the dishes. If heavily soiled, first soak in hot
soapy water. Color changes on the metallic
grease filter do not affect the function, and
do not constitute any ground for complaint.

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4 Maintenance

4.5 Recirculation mode operation
with the Active Carbon Filter Pad
and the Recirculation Module

ATTENTION!

Too frequent cleaning or the use of
aggressive cleaning agents may cause
damage to the mesh fabric of the metallic
grease filters. For cleaning, only use a
detergent suitable for this purpose (e.g.
dishwashing detergent).

CAUTION!

Performance is affected in case of undue
maintenance intervals. Excessively long
periods of use lead to clogging of the
metallic grease filter and the active carbon
filter with grease and dirt particles, resulting
in severe impairment of the functionality of
the hood. Therefore, please observe the
maintenance intervals.

Fig.7: Active Carbon Filter Pad and the
Metallic Active Carbon Filter Module

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4.5.1 Removal and installation

of the carbon lter pad from and

into the recirculation module

4.5.1 Washing of the carbon lter

pad

Remove the stainless steel front panel from
the magnets towards the front. Pull out

upwards the carbon filter pad which is now

visible from the top. Reinsert the pad after
washing or install a new one behind the
stainless steel front panel, and push in the
drawer contacting the magnets.

The active carbon filter pad can be washed 3

times. The service period is 3-4 months under
normal cooking conditions is, 2-3 months
under frequent cooking practice, then it must

be washed, or replaced with a new filter pad.

It can be washed by hand or in a dishwasher
at a standard program up to max. 55°C.
Wash the pad alone in the dishwasher, so
that no leftover food, etc., come into contact
with the pad. Do not use any intensive stage,
as otherwise damage could occur.

Leave the filter pad to dry in air, or in the oven

at 80°C max. for 40 minutes. If the active

carbon filter pad is not washed regularly and

replaced, louder motor noise and increased
cooking smells may result in the kitchen

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4.7 Lamp replacement

WARNING!

Risk of short circuit when replacing the lamp.
The hood is electrically operated. Interrupt
the power supply before changing the lamp.

Replacement of the defective Power-LED

To do this:

The built-in power LED are very reliable and
durable lamps.

Nevertheless, should a defect in the lighting
arise, you can obtain the replacement
lamps and replacement information through
the customer service.

Fig. 8: Power-LED replacement

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Cooker-hood does not work

Illumination Lamp does not work

Cooker-hoods air suction is weak

Cooker-hood does not direct air out
(at places without chimney)

Check electric connection(Voltage of the electric

network should be between 220-240V, cooker

hood should be connected togrounded plug.)

Check motor switch (Motor switch should be at

on position)

Check motor switch (Motor switch should be at

on position)

4 Maintenance

Check lamps(Lamps should be firm.)

conditions.)

should be washed once amonth at normal

Check aluminum filter(Aluminum Cassette Filter

Check outlet (Outlet should be open)

Check Carbon Filter (Carbon filter should be

replaced with a new one each 2-3 months at the

models with Carbon Filter atnormal conditions)

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4.8 If the product does not work:

Before you contact the technical
service:

4.9 In order to use the cooker

hood efciently;

Make sure that the product is plugged in and
the electric fuse of the electric wiring is
running. Do not take any action that will
damage the product. Before you contact with
technical service, check your cooker hood
according to Table 1. If the problem goes on,
contact the seller or the most authorized
service.

Use ducts of 150 mm diameter and as few
bends as possible when you make the
chimney connection.

Pay attention to aluminum filters‘ cleaning
periods and changing periods of carbon
filters.

Use the product at middle speed if high
suction power is not necessary.

In order to ensure that ventilation occurs
correctly, windows of the kitchen should be
kept closed.

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