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PRODUCT GUARANTEE AND WARRANTY CONDITIONS

Your Amica product comes with a 2 year parts and labour guarantee for electrical and mechanical failure 

which commencing from the date of the original purchase.

Please ensure you register your product and keep your receipt (proof of purchase) and serial number in 

a safe place.

You can register your Amica product online at 

www.amica-international.co.uk

 or 

www.amica.ie 

Warranty conditions:

What is covered?

-  Electrical and mechanical faults deriving from faulty materials, defective components or a manufac-

turing defect.

-  Replacement functional parts

-  Labour costs of an approved Amica engineer 

Your Amica Guarantee covers domestic use at a residential address and is subject to the following 

Terms and Conditions.

Guarantee exclusions:

•  Transit / delivery damage or cold weather damage. 

•  Incorrect installation:

 

Please ensure that your Amica appliance has been correctly and safely connected to mains sup-

plied electricity, gas and water and drainage as appropriate and in accordance with the instruction 

manual. 

 

Gas appliances must be properly installed by a qualified Gas Safe (or BORD GAIS) installer.  LPG 

conversions will be covered only if a copy of the necessary certification is provided at the time of 

registration by a qualified Gas Safe (or BORD GAIS) installer.

 

We recommend that all electric cooking products, washing machines and dishwashers are installed 

by a qualified plumber / electrical appliance installer.

•  Repair of, or interference with, the product by any person not authorised by the manufacturer to 

carry out service 

•  Improper use or abuse

•  Accidental damage

•  Reversal of doors or door handles on cooling appliances

•  Repair or replacement of any cosmetic or consumable parts such as bulbs, plugs, fuses, cables, 

filters and attachments, control knobs, flaps, container lids, handles, glass and wire shelves, rubber 

hoses, plastic door shelves and any accessories for example Oven baking trays and shelves. These 

include any parts which have become worn, discoloured or damaged, including damage by incorrect 

use or cleaning.

•  Repair of the appliance due to the effects of a lack of cleaning such as dirt, mould, grease, spillages 

and odours or due to the effects of limescale

•  Any blockages to pump or filter in washing machines and dish washers. 

•  Punctured evaporators and lack of cleaning (eg blocked gas jets)

•  Any parts which are fitted to the product which are not original manufacturer’s parts

•  Operation at incorrect voltage

•  No Fault Found

•  Scratches and chips to ceramic hob glass surface resulting in the use of inappropriate cooking 

utensils. 

•  Noise, vibration or steam resulting in the operation of the appliance.  This includes steam from 

washer, dryer, dishwasher and ovens, running of oven fans, drain pumps. 

•  Being used in a non-domestic environment, second hand, or those used by several people in com-

munal areas

 

A service charge could be made if a fault is not a mechanical or electrical manufacturing fault.

Summary of Contents for OKC 653 SW

Page 1: ...OKC 653 SW INSTRUCTION MANUAL KITCHEN EXTRACTOR HOOD Sticker with serial number of appliance ...

Page 2: ...2 ILLUSTRATION FOR THE MANUAL 3 6 2 5 1 4 7 ...

Page 3: ...or hood This hood has been designed and manufactured specifically to meet and exceed the needs and expectations of a modern kitchen The design and manufacture of the latest Amica hood use modern production technology to guarantee its performance and aesthetic appearance Please read these instructions carefully before installing the Amica hood as they will help to avoid mistakes during installation...

Page 4: ...ed at a negative pressure of not more than 0 004 millibar at the lo cation of these devices inside the room this point does not apply when the hood is used as an odour absorber l When connecting to 230V power supply network use an electric socket in work ing order l Do not lean on the hood l Hood should be cleaned every month see point Cleaning in this manual l If the power wire gets broken a new ...

Page 5: ...he holes on the wall taking into account the minimum distance between cooker hood and the hob s surface Fig 1 3 Drill holes in the wall using a drill bit with a diameter equal to that of the wall plugs insert the plugs and screw in the screws Fig 3 items G and H 4 Suspend cooker hood body Fig 2 item A 5 Connect the cooker hood to the ventilation duct 6 Connect the cooker hood to the electricity ma...

Page 6: ...nutes intervals In order to activate the timer function set the cooker hood fan at a required speed by pressing the touch sensor and then touch the timer clock touch sensor The display will show a flash ing 0 to indicate that timer setup mode is activated Now select the delay time to switch off the cooker hood fan by touching keeping in mind that the number displayed musts be multiplied by the 10 ...

Page 7: ...er in the inner slots of the grease filter frame Fig 6 d Push the upper part of the charcoal against the grease filter until it latches e Replace the aluminium grease filter f Close the glass panel Lights Fig 7 Prolonged use of the product will cause the lamp temperature to increase CAUTION DO NOT touch lamps as this can cause serious injury and burns To replace the 20W halogen bulb a Using a flat...

Page 8: ...other waste coming from the household af ter the period of its use The user is obliged to dispose of the appliance at the waste col lection point authorised by the local author ity The local waste collection points shops and communal units form an appropriate system enabling the disposal of the equip ment Handling the used electrical and electronic equipment and any hazardous substances contained ...

Page 9: ...nd dishwashers are installed by a qualified plumber electrical appliance installer Repair of or interference with the product by any person not authorised by the manufacturer to carry out service Improper use or abuse Accidental damage Reversal of doors or door handles on cooling appliances Repair or replacement of any cosmetic or consumable parts such as bulbs plugs fuses cables filters and attac...

Page 10: ...nce to be exchanged within the Guarantee period the new appliance will be covered by the original Guarantee period and will not be subject to a new Guarantee Amica reserve the right to inspect the appliance before exchange replacement can take place Amica disclaims any liability for consequential loss or damage This Guarantee does not in any way diminish your statutory or legal rights On discoveri...

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