Smeg KE290NE, KE260X, KE290X, KE260NE Operating Manual

This pull-out cookerhood is suitable for recirculation or extraction and is convertible to either functionThis pull-out cookerhood is suitable for recirculation or extraction and is convertible to either function

This pull-out cookerhood is suitable for recirculation or extraction and is convertible to either function

by the movement of a knob.

by the movement of a knob.by the movement of a knob. All cookerhoods perform better when used in the external evacuation version. However, during winterAll cookerhoods perform better when used in the external evacuation version. However, during winter

All cookerhoods perform better when used in the external evacuation version. However, during winter

All cookerhoods perform better when used in the external evacuation version. However, during winterAll cookerhoods perform better when used in the external evacuation version. However, during winter time, when the room is being heated, if the recycle position is selected, heat will not be wasted.time, when the room is being heated, if the recycle position is selected, heat will not be wasted.

time, when the room is being heated, if the recycle position is selected, heat will not be wasted.

time, when the room is being heated, if the recycle position is selected, heat will not be wasted.time, when the room is being heated, if the recycle position is selected, heat will not be wasted.

INSTALLATIONINSTALLATION

INSTALLATION

INSTALLATIONINSTALLATION

Installation instructionsInstallation instructions

Installation instructions

Installation instructionsInstallation instructions The hood is designed for use fitted beneath a wall cabinet or directly onto a wall using the brackets provided.

Wall cabinet fitting (fig. 1)Wall cabinet fitting (fig. 1)

Wall cabinet fitting (fig. 1)

Wall cabinet fitting (fig. 1)Wall cabinet fitting (fig. 1) Use the paper template provided to mark the hole positions on the underside of the cabinet. Pilot drill the fixing holes and fit the four 44,4 mm fixing screws from the inside of the cabinet carcase.

Wall fitting (fig. 2)Wall fitting (fig. 2)

Wall fitting (fig. 2)

Wall fitting (fig. 2)Wall fitting (fig. 2) Use the paper template provided to mark the hole positions on the wall for the bracket fixing screws. When drilling the holes for the wall fixing screws care must be taken to ensure that they are quite level as there is only minimal vertical adjustment of the fixing brackets. The brackets should be fixed with the round end at the bottom. Once the brackets are screwed to the wall the hood can be hooked on.

HOW TO USEHOW TO USE

HOW TO USE

HOW TO USEHOW TO USE

Use in external evacuation (ducted) version (fig. 3)Use in external evacuation (ducted) version (fig. 3)

Use in external evacuation (ducted) version (fig. 3)

Use in external evacuation (ducted) version (fig. 3)Use in external evacuation (ducted) version (fig. 3) The cooking fumes are passed to the atmosphere through a ducting system. The air outlet on top of the hood must be connected to the external exhaust ducting. To connect the hood to the ducting use the connection flange supplied. Open the grille panel and check that the convertible knob is in the DUCTING position (fig. 5). The charcoal filter is not required when the hood is in the exhuast mode. The ducting should not be turned through every tight bends as this may impair the performance of the hood.

Internal recirculation version (filtering) (fig. 4)Internal recirculation version (filtering) (fig. 4)

Internal recirculation version (filtering) (fig. 4)

Internal recirculation version (filtering) (fig. 4)Internal recirculation version (filtering) (fig. 4) In this mode air is passed through a charcoal filter to be purified and recirculated into the room through the grille above the facia. Open the grille panel and check to convertible knob is in the RECYCLING (fig.

5) position and that the charcoal filter is fitted over the plastic grille supporting the motor. Models with two motors require two charcoal filters.

Instructions for opening and removing the metal grille panelInstructions for opening and removing the metal grille panel

Instructions for opening and removing the metal grille panel

Instructions for opening and removing the metal grille panelInstructions for opening and removing the metal grille panel To open the grille, pull the facia panel out into the operating position. Press inwardly on the two slide catch fastners, located at each side of the grille near the facia panel, while pulling the grille panel onwards (fig. 6). The grille may then pivot down. To remove the grille, release the right hand hinge pin from the slot along the casing and the grille can be removed (fig. 7).

OperationOperation

Operation

OperationOperation The cookerhood funtions are controlled by three slide switches (fig. 8) which are located in the centre of the grille panel behind the facia panel. The three slide switches control the fan (2), fan speed (3) and worktop illumination (1). A neon lamp (5) (optional) indicates when the cooker hood is working. A concealed microswitch (4) (optional) acts as an over-ride and will switch the hood off, whatever selection is made with the slide switches, when the facia panel is closed. When the panel is pulled open the hood will resume working at the previous setting. The first setting should be selected when simmering or when cooking with only one pan. The second setting should be selected for normal cooking up to four pans and the third setting should be selected when frying or cooking food with strong odours. In cases where the cookerhood is equipped with an electronic speed control switch, greater flexibility is available in selecting the most suitable fan setting. The hood should be switched on immediately when you start cooking and should be left running for approximately 15 minutes after finishing.

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