Kleenmaid RHWMDB40 - Manual (Page 11)

*Filter alarm:
the first thing to do after inserting the plug is to set the hood to extracting or filtering mode; proceed as follows:
when the plug is inserted, all the lights turn on for several seconds: in this state, press the on/off button for about 8 seconds
until the H LED lights. Then press B if you want the hood to operate in extraction mode (in this mode, the carbon filter count is
not working because there is no filter); the red LED of the H filter light flashes and you confirm the selection by pressing it.
To set the hood to filtering mode (and, thus, with counts for both the grease filters and the carbon filters), about 8 seconds after
turning it on, press C and the red light of the H filter hood will turn steady on; press it to confirm.
After 30 hours of operation, the H button will turn steady on: this means that it is time to remove and clean the grease filters.
If the hood is in filtering mode, after 140 hours of operation, the H button will flash: this means that it is time to replace the
carbon filters. To reset the count, press the H button for 7-8 seconds.
The filter hour count cannot be reset until the system turns on one of the alarms. So it is not possible to perform intermediate
resets.
OPERATION OF THE REMOTE CONTROL
(if provided)
A
B
C
D
A) Turns the hood on/off at the second speed
B) Decreases the speed of the motor
C) Increases the speed of the motor
D) Turns the lights on/off. (The intensity can only be regulated manually directly on the hood)
MAINTENANCE
Turn off the electricity before performing any maintenance or cleaning!
Cleaning the hood:
clean the hood at least once every 2 months to avoid the risk of fire; to clean the external body, use a cloth wet with warm
water and a neutral detergent for painted hoods and products specifically made for steel for steel hoods. To clean inside the
hood, use a cloth wet with denatured alcohol.
Do not use abrasive or corrosive products!
Cleaning the grease filters (on both the extracting and filtering hood versions)
clean the grease filters at least once every 2 months to avoid the risk of fire (however, the frequency of cleaning depends on
how intensely you use the hood).
To remove the grease filter, use the handle on the filter.
Wash with neutral detergent by hand or in the dishwasher. Keep in mind that washing in the dishwasher could discolour/
darken the filters without, however, reducing their effectiveness.
Replacing the carbon filters (filtering version only):
replace the activated carbon filters at least once every 6 months to avoid the risk of fire (however, the frequency of cleaning
depends on the intensity with which you use the hood).