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2). Lever F in position A (Fig. 3). In the extraction mode the outlet venting hose must be 100mm in diameter. If the venting hose runs horizontal it must be slightly slanted upwards (about 10°) to ensure the air is vented easily from the kitchen to the outside. If the hood is to vent out into the open air through an external wall, you need a telescopic wall box (optional extra). Wall box and venting hoses are available via your AEG Stockist or AEG Spare Parts. Flame retardant venting hose is available in 100mm diameter. Other flame retardant materials such as KA piping can be used. Optimum operation of the cooker hood in the extraction mode is assured only if the following points are observed: — short, straight exhaust air runs — as few hose bends as possible — running of the hose in smooth flat arcs not at sharp angles. — as large as possible hose diameter Failure to observe these principles will result in serious power losses and increased operating noise. The air is filtered via a carbon filter and recycled back into the room through the front grid. Lever F in position F (Fig. 3) The carbon filter is Rectangular, it fits on frame G and snaps into place (Fig. 4). Summer/winter operation changeover To avoid unnecessary outdoor transport of thermal energy during exhaust air operation in winter, we reccommend you to convert the fume extractor hood to winter operation (return air). The covering foil over the return air slots is to be removed. You also need an active carbon filter (special accessory). When outdoor temperatures become warmer (spring), the active carbon filter is removed again and the fume extractor hood reset to exhaust air operation as per installation sequence. The return air slots on the upper side of the appliance are to be sealed e.g. with self-adhesive aluminium foil. See also for exhaust air operation installation. Extraction Mode Important Recirculation Mode Installation Fixing to the cabinet Fixing to the wall Make holes at the bottom of the cabinet using the template supplied. Fit the four 4,2 x 35 screws supplied from inside the cabinet into the holes on the appliance (Fig. 5). — Offer the template to the wall — Make 4 x 8mm 0 holes on the wall, 2 at positions H and 2 at points I — Fit 4 x 8mm wall plugs — Fit two 5 x 45 screws at position H - do not tighten completely. — Hang the hood on screws H. Tighten the 2 screws and fit the two 5 x 45 screws in holes I from inside the cabinet (Fig. 6). Using the hood It is advisable to switch on the cooker hood a few minutes before starting cooking and then to leave it running for approximately 15 minutes afterwards to ensure that all odours are extracted. On the front of the appliance there are control switches, which differ according to the model of hood (see sketches enclosed). — If the hood is run at the same time as an ambient-air dependent burner or fireplace (for example gas, diesel, coal or wood heaters, water heaters, etc.) be careful, because the hood, when it extracts air, removes the ambient air the burners or fireplace need for combustion. For safe operation and to prevent discharged gas from coming back into the room, make sure there is an air inlet, which may be provided through air-recycling doors, windows or wall boxes or by other technical devices. — No food must be cooked flambé underneath the hood. The use of an unprotected flame is dangerous for the filters and could cause a fire. Therefore never use an open flame under the hood. When frying foods, never leave the pan unattended, the cooking oil could ignite. If contaminated oil is used, spontaneous ignition may occur even more readily. — The hood must not be connected to fuel exhaust flues (boilers, heating systems, water heaters, etc). — The manufacturers do not accept liability for damage to the hood or its catching fire because of failure to observe the above instructions. Maintenance Before carrying out any maintenance disconnect the hood from the electricity supply. — Open the Catches L and allow the filter grille to open downwards (Fig.7). — Should you need to remove the grille totally, pull forward from the right-hand side (Fig. 7 - arrow) and unhook. The grease filter traps the suspended grease particles, and is used in the hood regardless of whether the hood is in the extraction or recirculating mode. The thin synthetic filter (thickness about 1 mm) is installed inside the filter grille. It is changed when the top colouring appears on the bottom, i.e. you can see the colour through the filter grille. To take the filter out, open the filter grille and remove stops M (Fig. 7). When replacing the grease filter, also wash the filter grille with warm water and mild detergent i.e. washing-up liquid. Insert a new grease filter - replace stops M (Fig. 7). Replacement grease filters are available from AEG Spare Parts - Telephone (0753) 872550. — Fitted when the hood is used in the recirculating mode. — This is not washabl...
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