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Power Booster
The product has 2 additional power levels (above level 3)
Power Booster 1
: timed for 15 min.
Power Booster 2
: timed for 5 min.
after which the power returns to the previously set level.
Touch and slide with the fingers along the
Selection bar (3)
(over
level 3) and activate the Power Booster 1
The Power Booster level 1 is indicated in the Selection / Display area
(12)
with the number "4" flashing
Touch and slide with the fingers along the
Selection bar (3)
(over
level 3) and activate the Power Booster 2
The Power Booster level 2 is indicated in the Selection / Display area
(12)
with the symbol” ” flashing
Automatic operation
The hood will turn on at the most suitable speed, adapting the
extraction capacity to the maximum cooking level used in the cooking
zone.
When the cooking zones are switched off, the hood adapts its
extraction speed, decreasing it gradually, to eliminate residual
vapours and odours.
To activate this function:
Press
(14)
Repeat the operation to deactivate
.
Note:
if during automatic operation are selected from the
Selection
bar (3)
the
speeds from 1 to 3
, the automatic operation is
interrupted;
if, instead, the
Power Boosters
are selected, automatic operation will
resume at the end of the timing, while in the meantime the symbol
remains flashing.
Note:
if the hob automatically shuts down with
Automatic mode
active, the extractor fan will automatically turn off in a gradual manner.
Filter saturation indicator
The hood indicates when filter maintenance is needed:
Carbon/ceramic odour filters
13)
comes on
Grease filter
13
) flashes
Note: this function is disabled by default (see how to enable it in
the paragraph "Activation filter saturation indicator")
Reset filter saturation
After performing maintenance on the filters (greases and/or
carbon/ceramic), press and hold
(13)
turns off, restarting the
indicator count.
Activation filter saturation indicator
This indicator is normally deactivated.
To activate it, proceed as follows:
• turn on the extractor hob via
;
• with the extraction motor and cooking zones off, press the
Selection zone (12)
• long press
(11)
until the letters
“F” – “G”
appear
alternately flashing in the
Display (12)
F =
carbon/ceramic odour filters
G =
grease filter
Carbon/ceramic odour filters
• press on the
Display (12)
when the letter “
F
” appears
• press
(13)
– fixed light
• long press
(11)
again
to confirm the activation of the
carbon/ceramic odour filter indicator
Grease filter
• press on the
Display (12)
when the letter “
G
” appears
• press
(13)
– flashing light
• long press
(11)
again
to confirm activation of the grease
filter indicator
The device can also be used in combination with a Window
sensor KIT (not supplied by the manufacturer).
If the Window sensor KIT is installed (only in the case of use in
EXTRACTOR mode), air extraction will halt every time the window in
the room, on which the KIT is applied, is closed.
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The KIT must be electrically connected to the device by
qualified and specialised technical personnel.
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The KIT must be certified separately in accordance with
the safety standards for the component and its use with
the device. Installation must be carried out in accordance
with current regulations for domestic systems.
PLEASE NOTE:
-
the wiring of the KIT to be connected to the device must be
part of a certified safety extra-low voltage (SELV) circuit.
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the manufacturer of this device declines all liability for any
inconvenience, damage or fires caused by defects and/or
problems associated with the malfunction and/or incorrect
installation of the KIT.
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