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10
OPERATION
OPERATING YOUR CONTROL PANEL WITH THE 6 BUTTON TOUCH CONTROL
Turning the extraction function ON or OFF:
• In standby mode, press button 2 to turn on operating mode, then press buttons 3 through
to 5 to change the speed.
• The hood has three speed options and a boost speed plus the 24 recirculating mode.
• To turn hood o, press button 2 repeatedly until hood returns to standby mode.
Turning the light function ON or OFF:
Press button 6 to turn on or turn o the light in either standby mode or when the hood is in
use. Light will remain on indenitely until switched o using button 6 again, otherwise will
switch o when time elapses in timer mode (when in use).
Turning the timer function ON or OFF:
In operating mode, press button 1 to engage the timer function.
The default time set is 15 minutes and cannot be increased or decreased.
TOUCH PUSHBUTTON PANEL
1 2 3 4 5 6
TIMER (red LED ashing)
Auto switch-o after 15 min.
The function deactivates (red LED o ) if:
- The motor turns o (key
).
- The speed is changed.
FILTER ALARM (red LED steady on with (
) o )
Anti-grease lter maintenance after approximately 30 hours of operation.
Press the meter for 3 seconds to reset.
MOTOR ON/OFF
Motor on/o and Speed 1.
If pressed for more than 3 seconds, it activates the 24h cycle (1h ON -> 3h
OFF -> 1h ON)
the function deactivates if:
- The motor turns o (key
)
- After 24h
Speed 2 activation
Speed 3 activation
Speed 4 activation for 10 minutes only
Light on/o
Short impulse: turn light on and o.
Long impulse: change light tone from 2700K to 5600K.
USING THE RADIO CONTROL
WARNINGS!
Place the hood away from sources of electromagnetic waves (e.g. microwave ovens),
which could interfere with the radio control and with the hood electronics.
The maximum operating distance is 5 metres, that may vary according to the pres-
ence of electromagnetic interferences.
Radio control operated at 433.92MHz.
The radio control consists of two parts:
- the receiver built into the hood;
- the transmitter shown here in the gure.
REMOTE CONTROL
DESCRIPTION OF TRANSMITTING
COMMANDS
UP
Motor switch-on and speed increase from 1
to 4. Speed 4 is only active for 10 minutes.
DOWN
speed decrease and motor switch-OFF.
Light ON-OFF
Short impulse: turn light on and o
Long impulse:
change light tone from 2700K to 5600K
TIMER ON: The motor automatically switch-
es o after 15 min.
The function is automatically disabled if the
motor is switched o (
key)
Command transmission active
ACTIVATION PROCEDURE
Before using the radio control, follow the procedure below on the hood pushbutton panel:
• Press LIGHT and TIMER simultaneously until all LEDs start ashing.
• Release the two keys and press LIGHT again until all LEDs are lit up.
• Release LIGHT : now the receiver is active.
This procedure is also used to deactivate the receiver.
RADIO CONTROL CODE CHANGE
With only one radio control, go directly to point 2.
With several radio controls in the same room, a new code can be created by following the
procedure below.
Disconnect the power to the hood before starting the procedure.
1 CREATE A NEW CODE
The procedure is to be carried out on the radio control.
•
Press LIGHT and TIMER simultaneously until the display starts ashing.
• Press DOWN on the radio control: saving is conrmed by three brief ashes of the
display. The new code cancels and replaces the previous default code.
Reconnect the hood to the electrical power supply, making sure that the
lights and motor are o.
2 PAIRING THE RADIO CONTROL WITH THE HOOD
USING THE ELECTRONIC PUSHBUTTON PANEL
press TIMER
on the hood pushbutton panel for 2 seconds:
the red LED lights up.
press any key on the radio control within 10 seconds.
RESTORING DEFAULT CODE
the procedure is to be carried out if the hood is disposed of, sold or transferred.
Disconnect the power to the hood before starting the procedure.
• Press UP and DOWN simultaneously on the radio control for more than 5 sec-
onds: reset is conrmed by three brief ashes of the display.
• Reconnect the hood to the electrical power supply.
• Proceed with associating the hood and the radio control, as described in point 2.
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