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This document serves as the user manual for the Electrolux LFP326X Cooker Hood, providing comprehensive instructions for its installation, operation, maintenance, and safety.
The cooker hood is designed for domestic use above hobs, cookers, and similar cooking devices, primarily to extract smoke, steam, and odors generated during cooking. It features a control panel with four distinct functions: a lamp button to turn the lights on and off, and three speed buttons to control the motor's extraction power. The first speed button also doubles as the off switch for the appliance.
For usage, the manual recommends specific speeds based on cooking intensity. The first speed is suitable for heating food or cooking with covered pots. The second speed is recommended for cooking with covered pots on multiple cooking zones or burners, or for gentle frying. The third speed is designed for more intensive cooking, such as boiling and frying large quantities of food without a lid, or when using multiple cooking zones or burners simultaneously. It is advised to leave the hood operating for approximately 15 minutes after cooking to ensure complete air purification. The hood's light operates independently of the motor, allowing users to illuminate the cooking surface as needed.
Safety is a paramount concern, with extensive warnings provided throughout the manual. It emphasizes that the appliance can be used by children aged 8 and above, and persons with reduced physical, sensory, or mental capabilities, provided they receive supervision or instruction. Children under 8 or those with extensive disabilities should be continuously supervised. Packaging should be kept away from children and disposed of appropriately. The manual warns that accessible parts of the appliance can become hot during use, and care should be taken to avoid touching heating elements. Before any maintenance or lamp replacement, the appliance must be switched off to prevent electric shock. If the supply cord is damaged, it must be replaced by a qualified person to avoid hazards. The appliance is intended for household use only, and its specifications should not be altered.
Installation instructions are provided in a separate booklet, but the manual highlights key safety aspects. Only a qualified person should install the appliance, and it should not be used if damaged. Users are advised to wear safety gloves and enclosed footwear when moving the heavy appliance. All packaging, labels, and protective films must be removed before installation. The exhaust air should not be directed into a wall cavity unless specifically designed for that purpose. Electrical connections must be made by a qualified electrician, ensuring compatibility with the mains power supply and proper earthing if indicated. A correctly installed shockproof socket should always be used, and multi-plug adapters or extension cables are prohibited. The appliance should be connected at the end of the installation process, ensuring mains access thereafter. The minimum distance between the hob surface and the lower part of the appliance must be at least 65 cm, unless otherwise specified.
Maintenance features include regular cleaning of the appliance and its grease filters. Grease filters should be cleaned monthly to prevent fat accumulation, which can pose a fire risk. These filters are washable in a dishwasher, set to a low temperature and short cycle. Discoloration of the filter is normal and does not affect performance. To clean, users press the handle of the mounting clip, tilt the filter downwards, and pull it out. After cleaning with non-abrasive detergents or in a dishwasher, the filters are re-mounted in reverse order.
For models equipped with a charcoal filter, the manual specifies that these filters are non-washable and cannot be regenerated. They must be replaced approximately every 4 to 6 months, or more frequently with heavy usage. To replace, the grease filters are first removed, then the charcoal filter is turned counterclockwise and pulled out. New filters are installed in reverse order.
The manual strongly advises against using abrasive detergents, brushes, steam cleaners, water sprays, or sharp metal scrapers for cleaning the appliance's surfaces, recommending a soft cloth with warm water and a mild detergent instead. After cooking, the appliance should be allowed to cool down and then dried with a clean cloth or paper towels to prevent stains. The interior of the appliance should be cleaned with a cloth.
Environmental concerns are addressed by encouraging the recycling of packaging materials and the appliance itself. Products marked with the crossed-out wheeled bin symbol should not be disposed of with household waste but returned to a local recycling facility or municipal office.
The manual also provides contact information for Electrolux support, product registration, and purchasing accessories or spare parts, emphasizing the use of original spare parts for repairs. It notes that lamps and control gear are technician-replaceable parts.
General| Type | Built-in |
|---|---|
| Color | Stainless Steel |
| Width | 60 cm |
| Number of speeds | 3 |
| Lighting type | LED |
| Number of lamps | 2 |
| Grease filter type | Aluminium |
| Number of Motors | 1 |
| Control Type | Mechanical |
| Material | Stainless Steel |
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