Teka DHX-60 Manual De Instrucciones página 11

Index
Description of the appliance
Instructions for use
Cleaning and maintenance
Problem solving
Sizes and specifications
Accessories supplied
Installation
Active charcoal filters
Description of the appliance
A An electronic programme device with
TOUCH CONTROL technology to
control lighting and programming and a
POP IN/OUT selector switch for speed
control, programming
activation.
B Metal filters.
C Lamps - 20 W (G-4).
D, E Vertically adjustable tubecovers.
You may control the kitchen hood by
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operating the controls as shown in the
diagram.
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Switch on the extractor fan a few minutes before you
start to cook in order to ensure that a steady air flow
has been established before fumes appear.
Allow the extractor fan to run for several minutes
after you have finished cooking (between 3 to 5
minutes) in order to expel all the grease from the
outlet duct. This prevents the return of grease,
smoke and smells.
and clock
Activation of the clock:
1) At the time that the cooker hood is switched off,
simultaneously push '2' and '4' during 3 seconds.
2) Pull out the selector switch by pushing '1' and
adjust the hour digits turning the selector switch.
3) Pull out the selector switch by pushing '5' and
adjust the minute digits turning the selector switch.
4) Conceal the selector switches in order to save the
changes.
Program the period of aspiration:
1) Switch on the cooker hood pulling out the selector
switch by pushing '5' and choose the required
aspiration speed turning the selector switch.
2) Push '2'.
3) Select the required programming time pulling out
the selector switch by pushing '1' and turning the
selector switch. The minimum time is 1 minute, the
maximum time is 99 minutes.
4) After selecting the programming push '2' again in
order to save the changes. The remaining
programming time is displayed in '3'.
The maximum speed 'H' can only be selected
manually and will be changed automatically to the
speed of level 2 after approximately 10 minutes.
Instructions for use
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