KRONAsteel KIRSA 500, Application Sheet

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EN  Application sheet

EN  Application sheet

KITCHEN HOODS

lation, connection and repair.

The model name and important technical charac-

teristics of the kitchen hood are specified inside 

the case.

Security measures

The kitchen hood is connected to the power net-

work with the voltage of 220/240 V – 50 Hz, using 

a wall outlet with earthing only.  The kitchen hood 

has 1 electrocution protection class.

Use the light bulbs with the voltage no higher 

than specified in the Instructions.

It is forbidden to operate the kitchen hood with-

out an aluminum grease filter.

The air from the kitchen hood should be removed 

to the air shaft only (its removal to the chimney is 

strictly forbidden).

SAFETY OF CHILDREN

Children often do not understand the danger of 

electrical appliances. While the kitchen hood is 

functioning, watch your children and do not al-

low them to work with it. Packaging materials 

(such as polyethylene film) may cause suffoca-

tion. Keep them out of reach of children

DESCRIPTION OF THE HOOD

The outer part of the hood consists of the following 

components (see Figure 1):
1.   Hood control panel.

2.   The hood housing.

3.  A flare panel that provides perimetral air indraft 

by the hood.

4.   Aluminum grease-collecting filter, located under 

the hinged panel (see Figure 3).

5.   Light bulbs (on the bottom end of the hood).

6.   The outer part of the hood duct.

7.   The inner part of the hood duct.

8.   Decorative glass.

Inside the hood, after removing the aluminum 

grease filter, there is a motor duct (see figure 2) 

with the motor and impeller assembled. In the up-

per part of the hood housing there is a mounting 

box and a step-down transformer.

An additional accessory for extracting is a carbon 

filter (not included in the kit, Fig. 3a).

The carbon scavenging filter is used for air filtration 

in the room when the hood is operating in the recir-

culation mode (see Operation of the hood"). Coal 

filter can be purchased from a retailer.

HOOD CONTROL

Your hood has 3 ventilation speeds. Depending on 

how large the evaporation is during cooking and 

frying, you can choose the most suitable ventilation 

speed. For more complete air purification, turn on 

the stove and the hood at the same time.This will 

make the ventilation process more efficient. When 

you have finished cooking, leave the hood to work 

for some time, this will allow you to get rid of steam 

and undesirable odors in the kitchen fully.

KIRSA control panel 

On the front panel of the hood there is a switch but-

ton for the operating modes of the motor and the 

light bulbs (see Fig.4), its elements have the follo-

wing functions:

1. Power button.

2. Switch on the first ventilation speed.

3. Switch on the second ventilation speed.

4. Switch on the third ventilation speed.

5. Turn on / off the light bulbs.

With this switch you can switch on one of the three 

motor speeds. To activate the hood motor, press the 

button of the selected speed, to switch to another 

speed, press the necessary speed without swit-

ching off the previous one. To turn off the motor, 

press button 1.

The KIRSA sensor control panel

  On the front panel of the hood there is a touch 

switch for the operating modes of the motor and 

the light bulbs (see Fig. 4a). Its elements have the 

following functions:

1. Turning the hood on / off.

2. Reducing the speed of the motor.

3. Display that indicates the speed.

4. Increase the speed of the motor.

5. Switching on / off lighting.