Brandt BHB1944IX-01 Bedienungsanleitung

Typ
Bedienungsanleitung

Dieses Handbuch ist auch geeignet für

EN GUIDE TO INSTALLATION CZ NÁVOD K POUŽITÍ
FR GUIDE D'UTILISATION DK INSTALLATIONSVEJLEDNING
PT MANUAL DE UTILIZAÇÃO SE GUIDE FÖR INSTALLATION
DE BEDIENUNGSANLEITUNG GR ΟΔΗΓΟΣ ΕΓΚΑΤΑΣΤΑΣΗΣ
ES MANUAL DE UTILIZACIÓN
Hotte decorative
Dekorative Dunstabzugshaube
Dekorativní odsavač par
Dekorativ emtte
Dekorativ spiskåpa
FI ASENNUSOHJEET
Διακοσμητικός απορροφητήρας
Campana extractora decorativa
Decorative Hood
Exaustor decorativo
Koristekupu
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As part of our commitment to constantly improving our products, we reserve the right
to make changes to them based on technical advances to their technical and functional
features and appearance.
Warning :
Before installing and using your appliance, please carefully read this Guide
to Installation and Use, which will allow you to quickly familiarise yourself with its
operation.
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DK
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Safety and important precautions
These instructions are also available on the
Brandt web site.
Please take heed of this advice when installing
and using your appliance.
In order to constantly improve our products,
we reserve the right to make changes to their
technical, functional or aesthetic characteristics
in line with technological progress.
Make a note of the references of your appli-
ance on the "Consumer Service" page so that
you can readily find them in the future.
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Important precautions
This appliance is designed for use by consum
ers at home. Do not use it for commercial or
industrial purposes or for any other purpose for
which it is not intended.
Unpack the appliance as soon as you receive
it. Check its general appearance. Make a note
of any reservations on the delivery slip and
keep a copy.
This appliance can be used by children aged
under 8 and by persons with diminished physi-
cal, sensory or mental capacities, or persons
without any experience or knowledge, provided
that they are properly attended to or are given
the instructions on how to use the appliance in
complete safety and that any potential risks are
anticipated. Children must not play with this ap-
pliance. The appliance must not be cleaned and
maintained by unattended children.
Caution: the accessible parts of this appli-
ance may become hot when used with cooking
equipment.
Electrical risks
All the power supply circuits must be discon-
nected before touching the connection termi-
nals. If the power cord is damaged, it must be
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replaced by the manufacturer, its after-sales
service or a similarly qualified person in order to
avoid any danger.
The appliance can be disconnected by using
an accessible power outlet or by incorporating a
switch in the fixed lines, in accordance with the
installation rules.
• Do not change or attempt to change the char-
acteristics of this appliance. Doing so can be
dangerous.
The appliance must only be repaired by an ap-
proved specialist.
Always disconnect the hood before cleaning
or maintaining it.
Never use steam or high-pressure tools to
clean your appliance (for the purposes of elec-
trical safety).
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1 / NOTICES TO THE USEREN
Risk of asphyxiation
The regulations applying to the evacuation of
air must be obeyed. The air must not be sent
into a duct used to evacuate fumes from appli-
ances that use gas or other fuels (this does not
apply to appliances that only emit air into the
room).
The room must be suitably ventilated when the
range hood is used at the same time as appli-
ances that use gas or other fuels (this does not
apply to appliances that only emit air into the
room).
Risk of fire
• It is forbidden to flame food or to turn on gas
rings that are not covered by a cooking recipient
beneath the hood, as the flames may be sucked
in and damage the appliance.
Keep a constant eye on fryers used beneath
the hood. When heated to very high tempera-
tures, oil and fat can catch fire.
• Clean the appliance and replace the filters at
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the recommended frequency. Accumulated de-
posits of grease can cause a fire.
It is forbidden to use the hood above a fuel fire
(wood, coal, etc.).
If the hood is installed above a gas-fired appli-
ance, leave at least 70 cm between the top of
the cooker and the underside of the hood. If the
instructions of the cooker installed under the
hood specify a distance greater than 70 cm,
then this distance must be respected.
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The exhaust duct shouldn’t empty into the attic under no circumstances.
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tube
this purpose (Pic.2).
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Expandable tube (not supplied)
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B
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crews slightly (Pic. 3).
Connect the tube to the air outlet to the
Part C
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glass in and secure it with the 4 screws (Pic. 3).
Fit the tube adapter on the deflector
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1. Press the button “ ”, its inner indicator
lights bright, the motor is running at low
speed and its indicator lights bright. Press
the button“ again, the indicators light
will be off. All the function of the hood will be
closed, the hood enters into standby mode.
2. Press the button “1”, its inner indicator
lights bright, the motor is running at low
speed. Press the button again, the motor
stops.
3. Press the button “2”, its inner indicator
lights bright, the motor is running at medium
speed. Press the button again, the motor
stops.
4. Press the button “3”, its inner indicator
lights bright, the motor is running at high
speed. Press the button again, the motor
stops.
5. Press the button ”, both spot lights
start bright. Press the button again, the lights
are switched off .
Remove the carbon filter by turning
it as shown on the drawing.
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The lighting system cannot be replaced by the user, contact Customer Service in case of
malfunction.
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Brandt BHB1944IX-01 Bedienungsanleitung

Typ
Bedienungsanleitung
Dieses Handbuch ist auch geeignet für