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FAQs

TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE

If you experience problems with your rangehood, or it appears not to be operating correctly, check 
in the list below for answers to frequently asked questions. If none of the solutions offered help you 
solve your problem, please contact our after sales support line for advice.

Do not attempt to repair the appliance yourself!

PROBLEM

POSSIBLE CAUSE

SOLUTION

The extractor fan ceases 
to function.

There is no electrical 
current in the network.

Check with other appliances 
that your electricity supply is in 
working order.

There is insufficient 
suction power.

Wrong suction speed has 
been selected, or the air 
outlet is blocked.

Select suction speed “ II ” if 
speed “ I ” was selected.

The charcoal filter needs to 
be replaced. The charcoal 
filter needs to be replaced if 
food smells start to become 
noticeable within your kitchen.

If the rangehood is installed to 
vent outside, check that the 
ducting and outlets are free of 
blockages.

Make sure your kitchen is 
adequately vented to allow the 
entry of fresh air.

The rangehood has 
switched off during 
operation.

The safety cut-out device 
has been tripped.

Turn off the rangehood and wait 
for the device to reset.

If the rangehood has been 
installed below the height levels 
indicated in the “Installation” 
section, the motor will cut out 
frequently, which may damage 
the rangehood.

The bulbs do not light up.

The bulbs are loose, or 
burnt out.

Tighten the bulbs, or replace 
them, if necessary.

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Summary of Contents for KASLIDORNGA

Page 1: ...60cm Slideout Range Hood INSTRUCTION MANUAL INSTALLATION MANUAL MODEL KASLIDORNGA...

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Page 3: ...CONTENTS General Safety Warnings 4 Product Overview 6 Installation 7 Instructions 10 FAQs 11 Other Useful Information 12 Warranty 14...

Page 4: ...ug do not pull by the cord when disconnecting USAGE CONDITIONS AND RESTRICTIONS Domestic use only This rangehood is designed for indoor domestic use only It can be built into a standard kitchen cabine...

Page 5: ...capabilities or lack of experience and knowledge unless they have been given supervision or instructions concerning use of the appliance by a person responsible for their safety Children Supervise yo...

Page 6: ...PRODUCT OVERVIEW FIG 1 1 Rangehood Housing 2 Slide out Front Fascia Rail 3 Inner Aluminium Grease Filter 4 Outer Aluminium Grease Filter 5 On Off Switch Fig 2 6 Fan Speed Switch Fig 3 7 Light 1 2 3 4...

Page 7: ...ase recycle all packaging where possible Plastic wrapping can be a suffocation hazard for babies and young children so ensure all packaging materials are out of their reach and dispose of them safely...

Page 8: ...g to the wall Using a spirit level mark a horizontal line on the wall where the rangehood base will be observing all necessary clearances Fig 5 Check the required clearances in your cooktop stove manu...

Page 9: ...the bottom of the cupboard and secure it in place with four ST4x30mm screws Fig 8 If there is a space between the wall and the rear of the rangehood install the rear underside support mounting bracke...

Page 10: ...n toggles between fan speed high fan speed low and off setting Turns on the fan motors to high speed for maximum extraction o Turns off the fan motors for no extraction the fan motors are off Turns on...

Page 11: ...the air outlet is blocked Select suction speed II if speed I was selected The charcoal filter needs to be replaced The charcoal filter needs to be replaced if food smells start to become noticeable wi...

Page 12: ...airflow We recommend cleaning them at least every two months Push in the plastic opening latch and take the filters out of their frames Fig 9 Wash the filters thoroughly in warm soapy water leaving t...

Page 13: ...omagnetic compatibility RESPONSIBLE DISPOSAL At the end of their working life do not throw any of these appliances out with your household rubbish Electrical and electronic products contain substances...

Page 14: ...ia is not liable in the following situations which are not exhaustive a the Appliance is damaged by i accident ii misuse or abuse including failure to properly maintain or service iii normal wear and...

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