USING YOUR HOB
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CARBON FILTERS
Note!
The carbon filter must be orde-
red separately.
recirculation hood WA 49/
OWA 490
Position the carbon filter on the
lips at the back and press the
two studs (A) firmly (see fig. 13).
Remove the filter in reverse order.
recirculation hood OWA 490/
WA 48/WA 50/WA 51/WA 59/
WA 92
Centre the carbon filter with the
sunken round surface on top of
the motor frame and turn to the
right (see fig. 14). You will require
2 carbon filters for the WA 50,
WA 59 and WA 92.
recirculation hood OWA 600/900
WA 68
Pull the black knob of the carbon
filter cover (see fig. 15). Insert the
filtering cartridge making sure
that the ”front filtering” symbol
on the cartridge is visible. Place
the cover in reverse order.
No carbon filters are required for
the WA 10/MWA 100 and WA 52.
CLEANING
Switch off the electricity.
Clean the cooker hood with
soapy water, then wipe with
clean water to rinse. Do not use
aggressive cleaning agents such
as soda.
Wash Aluminium filters, once a
fortnight in soapy water. The
colour of the filter will become
dull after washing, this is normal.
The fibre filters can only be was-
hed once or twice and must the-
refore be replaced a couple of
times a year (see the back of this
manual to order
accessories).
Carbon filters cannot be
cleaned to use again. Saturated
carbon is harmful to the
environment and should be
treated as chemical waste.
We advise you to replace the
carbon filter at least twice a year
depending on how much the
cooker hood is used.
recirculation hood OWA 600/900
WA 68
Every time the letter “G”
appears on the display the
grease filter must be washed.
Saturation of the carbon filter is
shown on the display by the
letter “C” (see page 14).
GB
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USING YOUR HOB
EXTRACTOR SYSTEMS
To a duct
The cooking vapours are sucked
in via the filter mat and carried
directly outside through the duct.
The cooker hood can be
connected either at the top (B)
(see fig. 5) or at the back (A), as
preferred. Fit the connecting
piece and seal the other ope-
ning off with the cover plate (D)
(see fig. 6). The cooker hood
OWA can only be connected at
the top.
As a recirculation hood
WA 48/WA 49/WA 50/WA 51/
WA 59/OWA 200/WA 92/OWA
490.
Cover the outlets with the cover
plate (D) (see fig. 6). Adjust the
baffle for recirculation. The air
that is sucked in will now be recir-
culated via the filter panel (C).
The carbon filter should then be
fitted (see page 13).
ADJUSTING THE BAFFLE FOR
RECIRCULATION
WA 49/OWA 490
Fig. 7
OWA 200/ 48/ 50/ 59/ 92
Fig. 8
OWA 600/900 WA 68
Fig. 9
GREASE FILTERS
Removing the grease filters.
WA 48/WA 49/WA 50/WA 51/
WA 52/WA 59/OWA 200/WA 92/
OWA 490.
Switch off the electricity!
Remove the plug from the socket
or switch the electricity off at the
mains. Tilt the visor forwards.
Unlock the filter panel (A) (see
fig. 10) and lower it. Lift the hinge
pin (B) out of the slot by pulling
the filter panel towards you on
the right-hand side. Press the
brackets sideways and remove
them, take out the filter
(see fig. 11). Make sure that the
coarse filter netting is face down
on the filter panel.
OWA 600/900 WA 68
Switch off the electricity!
Remove the plug from the socket
or switch the electricity off at the
mains. Press the handles and
remove the filters (see fig. 12).
GB
