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2. Connecting to the mains electricity and checking the function.
After connecting to the mains electricity supply, (in line with the instructions above) check
that the motor and lighting of the hood are functioning correctly.

3. Setting the cooker hood’s operating mode 

3.1 Setting the hood in extraction mode 
When the hood is operating in extraction mode, the air is removed outside using a

special pipe. When on this setting, any carbon filters should be removed. The hood should be
connected to the opening leading the air outside (fig. 1 pt. C) using a stiff or flexible pipe 120
mm in diameter, which should be purchased from a supplier of installation materials. 
Connection should be entrusted to a professional fitter.

3.2 Setting the hood in odour absorption mode 

         When using this option, the filtered air returns inside through openings in the front of
the hood (fig.1 pt. F). For this setting, an additional carbon filter should be installed (fig. 6 –
see below). In addition, the mode-change switch should be positioned downwards, so that the
cleansed air is passed back onto the cooker. This switch is found on the side of the front part
of the motor body (inside the hood).

1. Safe Operation.

      Follow the safety instructions given in part IV. Cloth grease filters and carbon filters (used
in absorption mode only) should be replaced, and aluminium filters cleaned as recommended
by the manufacturer or more frequently in the case of intense use (over 4 hours per day). If a
gas cooker is being used, naked flames should not be left uncovered. When removing a pan
from the gas, the flame should be turned down to a minimum. Always ensure the flame is
fully contained under the pan being heated to avoid wasting energy and allowing dangerous
concentrations of heat. Do not use the cooker hood for purposes other than those for which it
is intended.

2. Operation

2.1 Control Panel (fig. 3)

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The hood’s operation can be controlled using switches „W” and „O” (fig 4):

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VI Operation and Maintenance

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Summary of Contents for OSC 5458 I

Page 1: ...OPERATING AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL COOKER HOOD OSC 6468 W OSC 5468 W OSC 6458 I OSC 5458 I IO 00150 2 ...

Page 2: ...IO 00150 2 2 ...

Page 3: ...perating instructions The function of the OSC 6468 W OSC 5468 W OSC 6458 I OSC 5458 I is to extract or neutralise kitchen fumes and it is designed to be permanently mounted over a gas or electric cooker To operate in fume extraction mode it requires an off take pipe to be fitted to transport the fumes outside This pipe ø 120 mm should be no longer than 4 5 m After installing an active carbon filte...

Page 4: ... from the burner the flame should be turned down to a minimum 4 Food should not be cooked on fat or oil without constant supervision as these may catch fire when overheated 5 The cloth grease filter should be replaced or aluminium filter cleaned depending on the model at least once every two months owing to the risk of fire saturated fat is flammable 6 The hood must be unplugged prior to cleaning ...

Page 5: ...e is not intended for use by persons including children of limited physical sensory or mental capacity or by those inexperienced or unfamiliar with the appliance unless under supervision or in accordance with the operating instructions as explained to them by those responsible for their safety Children must not be allowed to play with the hood In order to mount the hood do the following 1 hang the...

Page 6: ... an additional carbon filter should be installed fig 6 see below In addition the mode change switch should be positioned downwards so that the cleansed air is passed back onto the cooker This switch is found on the side of the front part of the motor body inside the hood 1 Safe Operation Follow the safety instructions given in part IV Cloth grease filters and carbon filters used in absorption mode...

Page 7: ... safety catches arrows fig 5 while remembering to keep the pins secure manually Remove the holders D which secure the filters fig 6 replace the filters and then replace the holders and mesh Fig 5 3 2 Carbon Filter a action The carbon filter C fig 6 is able to absorb odours right up until it is saturated This filter is not included with the hood s fittings and must be purchased separately if the ho...

Page 8: ...he cooker hood do not use solvents or alcohol as they may tarnish lacquered surfaces corrosive or abrasive substances particularly when cleaning stainless steel surfaces It is best to use a damp cloth or neutral liquid cleaning agents IO 00150 2 8 ...

Page 9: ...ce to recycling collection center you show that you care about nature Ask your local environmental care authority for information on location of such facilities Manufacturer s declaration The manufacturer hereby declares that the appliance fulfils the requirements of the following European directives The Low Voltage Directive 2006 95 EC The Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive 2004 108 EC and t...

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