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We recommend you to read the instruction manual carefully and keep
it handy before you use this Simfer chimney hood so that it maintains its
quality just like the rst day you bought it and serves you most efciently.
NOTE:
This Instruction Manual has been prepared for a variety of models.
Some of the features specied 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.”
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CONTENTS
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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 Hood10
5.1. Control Panel10
5.2. Symbols Functions10
5.3. Four Button Touch Control11
5.4. Screenless Touch Control12
6. Operating The Chimney Hood12
6.1. In Ducted Use13
6.2. Round Charcoal Filter13
6.3. Use Of Charcoal Filter13
6.4. Installation Of Charcoal Filter13
6.5. Use Of Aluminum Cartridge Filter13
7. Replacing The Bulb14
8. Maintenance Of The Chimney Hood14
9. If Chimney Hood Does Not Work15
10. Environmentally-Friendly Disposal16
11. Package Information
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1. SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
1. This product is designed for domestic use.
2. Product Voltage is 220-240 Volts 50 Hz.
3. Power cord of your product is tted with grounded
plug. This cord must be plugged into a grounding socket.
4. All electrical installation must be done by a qualied
electrician.
5. Installation by unqualied persons may lead the
product run with lower performance, be damaged or
cause accidents.
6. Power supply cord should not be jammed or
crushed. Power cord should not be close to hobs,
etc, otherwise it may melt and cause re.
7. Do not plug in the product into a socket before
the installation is complete.
8. Make sure the mains switch is easily accessible in
order to cut the power of the product in case of any
danger.
9. Do not touch the bulbs of your product if used for
a long period of time. The bulbs will be hot and may
burn your hand.
10. Kitchen chimneys are designed for domestic use.
If used for other purposes, it may lead to a failure and
not be covered under the warranty.
11. Follow the authorized agencies’ rules and regulations
regarding letting out the air (This warning does not
apply to usage with non-ducted chimney hoods).
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12. Food that may burst into ames should not be
cooked under the device.
13. Turn on the product after you place pots, pans,
etc on the hobs. Otherwise excess heat may cause
deformation of some parts of your product.
14. Do not leave hot oil on the hobs. Pans with hot
oil inside may cause self-ignition.
15. When cooking i.e. deep frying, hot oil may burst
into ames. Be careful on your curtains and cloths.
16. Make sure you replace the lters at the recommended
intervals. Filters not replaced on time carry re risk
due to increase of grease on them.
17. Do not use non-re-resistant materials instead of
lters.
18. Keep the potentially dangerous packaging materials
away from children.
19. Do not use your product without a lter, do not
remove lters when the product is operating.
20. In case of start of ames, cut off the power
of the chimney fan and cooker.(Cut off the power by
unplugging the device).
21. Turn off the hobs before you remove pots,
pans, etc.
22. If the cleaning is not done periodically, your
product may carry re risk.
23. Cut off the power supply before any maintenance
work (Cut off the power by unplugging the device).
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24. For duct-out chimney hoods, use pipes with a
diameter of 150 mm or 120 mm. You should minimize
the ducting distance with minimum bends.
25. Make sure your children do not play with the
product. Do not let young children operate the product.
26. If the power cord is damaged, the damaged cord
should be replaced by the manufacturer or its service
agent or similarly specialized personnel in order to
avoid a dangerous situation.
27. In case of start of ames, cut off the power of
the chimney fan and cooker and cover the ame. Do
not use water to extinguish the re.
28. WARNING: Install “MAX. 6 A” fuse for the extractor
fan.
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2. INTRODUCTION AND TECHNICAL DRAWING OF THE CHIMNEY HOOD
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1. Inner duct
2. Outer duct
3. Control panel
4. Filter
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5. Lighting
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A285 mm
B308 mm
C350 mm
D400 mm
E472 mm
F596-896 mm
G460 mm
A
E
F
B
C
D
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3. INSTALLATION OF CHIMNEY HOOD
3.1. Location Of The Chimney Hood
Min. 650 mm.
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50
20
MAX250
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30
90
80
40
220
50
70
130
180
60
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.
AB
Figure 1
C
D
Installation template
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Figure 2
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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 5Figure 6
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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 7Figure 8Figure 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 l-
ters 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.
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