An accurate maintenance guarantees good functio-
ning and long-lasting performance.
Particular care is due to the grease filter panel.
HOW TO REMOVE THE GREASE FILTER AND
THE CHARCOAL FILTER
SLTC93 - SLTC94
After opening the front panel,
as shown in the installation section, remove the
grease filter by acting on its handle.
The charcoal filter is installed as shown in fig. 17,
by fitting it into its seat which is found just behind
the metal grease filter.
SLTC 95 - SLTC96
The grease filter is removed
by taking it from the centre hole fig.18, and pulling
it out of the hood. The filter is held by magnets.
The charcoal filter is installed directly on the gre-
ase filter rear side, by hooking the charcoal filter
directly on the grease filter frame.
SLTC97
Remove the grease filter by acting on its
handle.
The charcoal filter is installed directly on the gre-
ase filter rear side, by hooking the charcoal filter
directly on the grease filter frame by using its spe-
cific handle.
The grease filter needs cleaning by regular hand-
washing or in dishwashers ev ery two months at
least or depending on its use. In case the applian-
ce is used in its filtering version, the active coal
filter needs to be periodically replaced.
The charcoal filter is removed by removing the
grease filter first, following the instructions above,
then by pulling its special plastic tongue until it is
released from its seat.
The charcoal filter is inserted by following the re-
verse procedure.
To clean the appliance itself tepid water and neu-
tral detergent are recommended, while abrasive
products should be avoided.
The power cord shall be replaced by authori-
zed personnel only.
Substitution of the LED bar:
Using an appropriate tool, remove the LED bar
from its seat (refer to Fig. 19), disconnect it electro-
nically using the appropriate connector then sub-
stitute it with a LED bar with same characteristics.
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