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INSTRUCTION BOOK
FM 2500DD-A
GB 325 88-8514 rev. 6-437 949 601 706
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Your New Appliance Thank you for purchasing an AEG appliance. To enable you to use your new appliance efficiently and safely, please read this instruction book carefully before installing or using the appliance, and retain for future reference. Should the appliance be transferred to a new owner please ensure this instruction book is left with the appliance in order that the new owner can get to know the functions of the appliance and the relevant warnings. If you require further assistance or ad
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Contents Page No. For the user Your New Appliance........................................................................................ 2 Safety information .......................................................................................... 5 Product description ........................................................................................ 7 Downdraught Extractor .......................................................................... 8 Height positions .....................
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Contents Page No. For the electrician Unpacking ...................................................................................................... 20 Technical data ................................................................................................ 21 Installation........................................................................................................ 22 Mounting ......................................................................................................
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Safety Information Cleaning and Maintenance This downdraught extractor is designed for use in a normal domes- For hygiene and safety reasons the tic household. If used in any other downdraught extractor must be kept way there could be a risk of an acci- clean. In a worst case scenario, a dent. clogged fat filter can ignite and burst into flames. Children Keep an eye on children when the Service downdraught extractor is in use. Never let children touch or play with Service and repair must be per-
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Installation The downdraught extractor may only be installed by an authorised electri- cian or someone approved by the manufacturer. Work carried out by unqualified per- sons can lead to personal injury and/or damage to property and may damage the downdraught extractor. During installation make sure the electricity cable is not pinched. Do not interfere with the down- draught extractor electrical parts. Extracted air must not be connected to a duct that is already used to dis- charge flue gases
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Product Description Control Panel 7 8 5 32 4 61 1. On/off 2. Raise the downdraught extractor 3. Lower the downdraught extractor 4. Set the extraction rate 5. Intensive extraction 6. Minute timer 7. Extraction rate display 7 8. Minute display
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Downdraught Extractor The air is sucked in at the air dampers through the fat filter and is then blown via the extraction hose to the extraction duct and out into the open air. Height positions When installed beside electrical appliances, the downdraught extrac- tor can be adjusted continuously from the centre position to the top position. When installed beside a gas appliance, the down- draught extractor can only extract in the top position. Extraction rates The downdraught extractor has 4 diff
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How to use Downdraught Extractor Never leave the down- draught extractor unattended when deep-frying or melting fat or other easily ignited substances. Do not flambe food in the immediate prox- imity of a downdraught extractor that is switched on. This can cause fire. In the event of fire, the downdraught extractor must be switched off. Put out the fire with a lid. Never use water. Finger Touch The buttons have to be touched for at least 1 second before they are activated. If the buttons are tou
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Downdraught Extractor 1. To turn the downdraught extractor on, press . k 2. To select the height position, press . m The downdraught extractor will move to middle position and switch on at extraction rate 1. To turn the downdraught extractor off, hold down until bottom l position has been reached. Pressing will turn extraction off, k but the downdraught extractor will remain where it is and not descend into the worktop. Height positions Installation beside electrical appli- ances The downdraught
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The downdraught extractor will then stop rising automatically when the button is released or when top posi- tion is reached. Safety If the downdraught extractor is obstructed when raising, it will switch off automatically. Lowering 1. Press . l If you keep pressing , the down- l draught extractor will move stepless- ly between the top and bottom posi- tion. It will stop when you release the button. When the middle position is reached, the dampers retract and extraction is turned off. Installa
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Raising When the downdraught extractor is switched on. Select the height position within 10 seconds. 1. Press . m The downdraught extractor will move to top position and switch on at extraction rate 1. The dampers will deploy on the way up. Safety If the downdraught extractor is obstructed on the way up, it will switch off automatically. Lowering 1. Press . l Extraction will be turned off. The downdraught extractor will stop when you release the button. Pressing will turn extraction off, k but
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Extraction rates The downdraught extractor can be set to three levels and intensive extraction. Level 1: 150 m³/h Level 2: 220 m³/h Level 3: 345 m³/h Intensive extraction: 480 m³/h Setting the extraction rate When the downdraught extractor is on, raised and at rate 1. 1. Press < one press = level 2 two presses = level 3 Adjusting the extraction rate The extraction rate can be adjusted by pressing . < Switching extraction off Press until the display shows 0. < 13
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Intensive extraction The downdraught extractor is on and raised. 1. Press . b The downdraught extractor will extract on intensive for 5 minutes. It will then return automatically to its last setting before intensive extrac- tion was activated. If extraction was off before intensive extraction was activated, extraction will be turned off automatically after 5 minutes. Switching off intensive extraction You can switch intensive extraction off before the 5 minutes are up. Press . b 14
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Time-controlled switching off You can set the downdraught extrac- tor to switch off automatically at a later time. Time-controlled switching off can be set from 1 to 99 minutes. When the downdraught extractor is switched on and raised up. The suc- tion strength is switched to speed 1, 2 or 3 (not to intensive suction). 1. Press the button. A By pressing once at a time, you set one minute at a time. If you hold the button down, you set 5 minutes at a time. If you pass 99 minutes, the time will di
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When the time set has passed, suc- tion strength is switched off. The downdraught extractor remains in the height position set. If you want to switch off the extrac- tion rate before the time has passed, press the button until the display A shows “00”. Autostop If the downdraught extractor is left on by mistake, Autostop will turn extraction off automatically after 6 hours. The downdraught extractor will remain at the height position to which it was set. When Autostop has been active, the contro
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Correct ventilation The extractor works best when there is low pressure in the kitchen. Therefore, the kitchen windows must be closed when the extractor is in operation. At the same time, it is a good idea to open a window in an adjacent room; see fig. Always start the extractor a few minutes before you start preparing food. Always continue to ventilate after you finish preparing food. Use inten- sive extraction with automatic stop or time-controlled switching off after 15 minutes. 17
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Cleaning and maintenance Top cabinet The product should be kept clean for reasons of hygiene The top cabinet may become spat- and safety. tered with fat from frying. Never use metal cleaning To clean pads, metal sponges, hard 1. Switch the extractor on and raise plastic sponges, scouring it to the top position. powder, soft soap or other 2. Lift the top cabinet off. abrasive and caustic clean- 3. Wipe the top cabinet with a damp ers. cloth and washing-up liquid or universal cleaner. Filter A
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7. Assemble the filter, spring and top cabinet in reverse order. The filter must be completely dry before it is re-fitted in the extrac- tor. 8. Reset the filter cleaning indicator by pressing and simulta- < A neously for 3 seconds. "CL" will disappear from the display. If you clean the filter before the table- mounted cooker hood has been in use for 30 hours ("CL" has not appeared on the display), the fil- ter cleaning indicator can be reset in the same way. If there is a power cut, the filte
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Unpacking Check that the appliance has no faults and is undamaged on delivery. Transport Damages Any damages resulting from a trans- port which you have not performed yourself must be communicated to the dealer within one week of receipt of the product. On the rating plate which is placed on the back of the product you will find the CE marking and the prod- uct’s serial number. Write the serial number on the front of present instruction book so it is easily acces- sible in the event of service.
