Brandt Cooker Hood Installation and User Guide

This manual is for BRANDT cooker hood installation and use manual. The main content is the use method, installation method and precautions of the cooker hood.


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Brand
Brandt
Document type
User Manual
Language
French
Pages
64
File format
PDF
File size
1.8 MB
Published
09 April, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
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About this manual

The guide begins with safety instructions, emphasizing that the hood is intended for domestic use, must be installed by qualified personnel, and should never be modified or used as a toy. It also outlines environmental considerations, such as recycling of packaging and the appliance itself.

Installation options are described for both external evacuation and recirculation (recyclage) versions, including required clearances (minimum 65 cm from the cooking surface) and the need for a flexible duct of at least 125 mm for evacuation. Electrical connection details specify a 230‑240 V single‑phase supply, a 0.75 mm² three‑conductor cable, and proper grounding. Maintenance sections cover cleaning of grease filters, replacement of charcoal filters (Option AK775AE1), lamp change, and general cleaning of the hood body. This manual is written in French.

What's inside

  • Safety Instructions
  • Environmental Considerations
  • Product Description
  • Installation Options
  • Electrical Connection
  • Operation of Controls
  • Filter Maintenance
  • Lamp Replacement
  • Troubleshooting
  • After‑sales Service

Specifications

Dimensions (width)639 mm – 1124 mm
Supply Voltage230‑240 V single‑phase
Charcoal Filter OptionAK775AE1

Frequently asked questions

What type of filter is used in the recirculation version?

The recirculation version uses an active charcoal filter, reference AK775AE1.

What voltage should the hood be connected to?

The hood should be connected to a 230‑240 V single‑phase electrical supply.

Can the hood be installed with a duct that opens into the attic?

No, the exhaust duct must not terminate in the attic.

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