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SAFETY  AND WARNINGS 

 

To  reduce  the  risk  of  fire,  electric  shock or  injury  when  using  your  appliance, 

follow  basic precautions,  including  the  following:

 

 

1.  Intended for indoor and domestic use only! 

 

2.  Adequate ventilation of the room is required when the cooker hood is used at the 

same time as appliances burning gas or other fuels. 

 

3.  WARNING! Refer to the instruction sheet for operating the appliance when air is 

discharged from the room 

 

4.  Regulations regarding the discharge of air must be adhered to. 

 

5.  Do not check the status of the filters while the cooker hood is in operation. 

 

6.  To avoid injury, do not touch the light bulb within half an hour after use. 

 

7.  Do not flambe under the cooker hood. 

 

8.  Avoid opening the gasometer when there is no pan on the stove as this will 

damage the filters and is also a fire hazard. 

 

9.  Hot oil is a fire hazard! Constant supervision is required when frying food. 

 

10.  Disconnect the electrical plug prior to cleaning, maintenance, or repairs.  

 

11.  The cooker hood must be installed above a hob with no more than four plates or 

burners 

 

12.  When the range hood and other appliances supplied by energy, other than 

electricity, are in operation simultaneously, the negative pressure in the room must 

not exceed 4 Pa (4x10

¯5 bar)

 

 

13.  RISK OF ELECTRICAL SHOCK! Do not immerse the unit, cord, or plug in water 

or any other liquid. 

 

14.  This appliance can be operated by anyone older than 8 years of age, except 

persons with reduced physical, mental capabilities, or lack of experience and 

knowledge who may operate this appliance under supervision and/or have been 

given instructions concerning the safe operation of this appliance and the potential 

hazards that may arise from improper use.  

Children must not play with the appliance. Cleaning and user maintenance must 

Summary of Contents for U600B

Page 1: ...1 600mm Cooker Hood U600B U600SS Instruction Manual IN ORDER TO OBTAIN THE GREATEST SATISFACTION FROM YOUR APPLIANCE IT IS RECOMMENDED YOU READ THE INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY ...

Page 2: ...maintenance of your appliance Please take the time to read this User Manual before using your appliance and keep this book for future reference ALL SPECIFICATIONS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT PRIOR NOTICE IMPORTANT Keep this Instruction Manual safe for future reference CONTENTS SAFETY WARNINGS UNPACKING VENTING DIRECTION INSTALLATION OPERATION CLEANING MAINTENANCE WARRANTY ...

Page 3: ...ters and is also a fire hazard 9 Hot oil is a fire hazard Constant supervision is required when frying food 10 Disconnect the electrical plug prior to cleaning maintenance or repairs 11 The cooker hood must be installed above a hob with no more than four plates or burners 12 When the range hood and other appliances supplied by energy other than electricity are in operation simultaneously the negat...

Page 4: ...G The appliance must be switched off before replacing the lamp to avoid the possibility of electric shock 16 WARNING Do not allow anyone other than qualified service personnel to carry out maintenance or repairs as this will void the warranty Unpacking Know your product 1 Air duct assembly 2 Main body 3 Filter assembly Also included Damper flap User manual NOTE Electrical plug is not included 2 3 ...

Page 5: ...uels Sufficient air is needed to allow combustion and exhausting of gases through the chimney to prevent back drafting Vertical discharge Vertical is the most common If you select this venting direction ONLY open the ducting knockout A Remove the ducting knockout by inserting a flathead screwdriver under one end and prying it up Snip or break the attachment points with tin snips Ensure that Ductin...

Page 6: ...ecommended only if moderate cooking will be done It will not be necessary to remove any duct knockouts other than knockout C Filters must be used to remove cooking odors The filter must be washed and replaced at regular intervals To select recirculation mode remove the mode block at the position indicated in Fig 6 To select ducted operation insert the mode block into position indicated n Fig 5 ...

Page 7: ... Duct tape 1 Remove the hood from the carton 2 Lay the hood upside down on a table covered with cardboard or paper to prevent damage to the hood or table 3 Hood installation should be within 0 8m radius range 4 It is recommended that the bottom of the hood is no less than 650mm and no more than 750mm above the stove plates burners 1 Refer to Fig 8 Determine the position of the hood in the cabinet ...

Page 8: ...he wall as per Fig 5 To ensure safe use install screws in the security holes to avoid movement of the hood 2 Hang the hood and align the 4 keyholes with the screws the 4 screws must be inserted in the narrow parts of the keyholes Tighten the screws firmly ensure that the installation between the hood and the cabinet is firm 3 For safe use ensure the screws are inserted in the security holes to eli...

Page 9: ...knob to the correct position 2 Attach a power plug if required 3 Insert the power plug firmly The fan has a 3 speed motor To operate the fan at low speed press 1 For medium speed press 2 For high speed press 3 To switch off the hood press 0 Replacing the bulb Ensure power to the hood is switched off before removing and reinstalling the new bulb The power of the bulb must not be more than 40W ...

Page 10: ...nt Heavy grease build up can cause malfunction and will require replacement if not cleaned regularly 5 Charcoal filters cannot be cleaned and must be replaced regularly Important Avoid water on the motor control switches or any other electrical parts DISPOSAL This product must not be disposed with other household waste To prevent possible harm to the environment or human health from uncontrolled w...

Page 11: ...r material or in respect of defective workmanship only Univa authorized service agent shall have no liability if in its opinion the defect or fault was caused through faulty installation accidental damage incorrect usage misuse or abuse failure to follow the operating instructions fire flood civil disturbances or any Act of God The company shall not be responsible for damages caused by insect and ...

Page 12: ...ll Park Bekker Road Vorna Valley Midrand Gauteng South Africa P O Box 1482 Halfway House Gauteng 1685 Sales and Marketing Tel 27 11 315 0015 Email sales univa co za Service and Spares Tel 27 11 315 0015 Email support univa co za www univa co za ...

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