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3.Cleaning and maintenance
During cleaning and maintenance work, make sure the safety instructions set out on page 14 are complied with.
3.1Cleaning the Hood body
•Never use metallic scourers, nor abrasive or corrosive products.
•Dry the kitchen hood using a cloth that does not produce fibres.
the fat dissolves and then rinsing them under the tap or using special
Cleaning in a dishwasher with aggressive detergents or polish may damage the metallic surface (blackening it), although this will not affect its fat retention capacity.
Once clean, leave them to dry off and then fit them onto the kitchen hood.
3.2Problem solving
3.3Changing the light bulbs
To remove the filters from their fittings, press lightly on the locks and then pull them off (fig. 3).
The metal filters can be cleaned by soaking them in hot water with neutral detergent until
Proceed as follows:
•Remove the metal filters.
•Change the broken/burnt out lamp. Maximum lamp power is 40W.
•Fit the metal filters.
Problem solving
Proceed with the following checks before calling Technical Services:
Problem | Possible cause | Solution |
The extractor fan does not | The mains cable is not connected | Connect mains cable to the network. |
work. | to the network. |
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| There is no current in the network. | Provide current to the network. |
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The kitchen hood does not | Filters are satured with fat. | Change or clean the active charcoal |
extract sufficiently or vibrates. |
| and/or metal filters, as the case may be. |
| Obstruction in the air conduct. | Remove the obstruction. |
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The lamps do not light up. | The lamps are blown. | Change the lamps. |
| The lamps are slack. | Tighten the lamps. |
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