Miele ABLG 202 - User Manual

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Summary

Caring for the environment

Disposal of Packing Material

Guidelines for the environmentally friendly disposal and recycling of transport and protective packaging materials.

Disposal of Old Appliance

Instructions for safe and environmentally responsible disposal of electrical and electronic appliances.

Warning and Safety Instructions

Correct Application

Defines the intended household use and specific Miele cooker hood compatibility for the external motor.

Technical Safety

Covers pre-installation checks, electrical safety, earthing requirements, and operational safety for safe appliance use.

Combined Heating Appliances

Addresses risks of toxic fumes and underpressure when using cooker hoods with room-air dependent heating appliances.

Installation

AWG 102 Installation

Detailed steps for mounting the AWG 102 external motor on an outside wall, including ducting and connections.

MG 100 Installation

Instructions for installing the MG 100 external motor within an external wall, including hole preparation and mounting.

DDG 102 Installation

Guidance for installing the DDG 102 roof vent motor on pitched roofs, covering flashing, sealing, and ducting.

ABLG 202 Installation

Steps for installing the ABLG 202 external motor inside the house, in attics, adjoining rooms, or kitchens.

DDF 125;150 Installation

Procedure for installing the DDF 125/150 roof vent kit on pitched roofs, including flashing and ducting connection.

Connection for Air Extraction

Silencer

Information on fitting an optional silencer to reduce motor noise in the ducting system.

Summary

Caring for the environment

Disposal of Packing Material

Guidelines for the environmentally friendly disposal and recycling of transport and protective packaging materials.

Disposal of Old Appliance

Instructions for safe and environmentally responsible disposal of electrical and electronic appliances.

Warning and Safety Instructions

Correct Application

Defines the intended household use and specific Miele cooker hood compatibility for the external motor.

Technical Safety

Covers pre-installation checks, electrical safety, earthing requirements, and operational safety for safe appliance use.

Combined Heating Appliances

Addresses risks of toxic fumes and underpressure when using cooker hoods with room-air dependent heating appliances.

Installation

AWG 102 Installation

Detailed steps for mounting the AWG 102 external motor on an outside wall, including ducting and connections.

MG 100 Installation

Instructions for installing the MG 100 external motor within an external wall, including hole preparation and mounting.

DDG 102 Installation

Guidance for installing the DDG 102 roof vent motor on pitched roofs, covering flashing, sealing, and ducting.

ABLG 202 Installation

Steps for installing the ABLG 202 external motor inside the house, in attics, adjoining rooms, or kitchens.

DDF 125;150 Installation

Procedure for installing the DDF 125/150 roof vent kit on pitched roofs, including flashing and ducting connection.

Connection for Air Extraction

Silencer

Information on fitting an optional silencer to reduce motor noise in the ducting system.

This document provides operating and installation instructions for Miele external motors and a roof vent kit, designed to be used in conjunction with Miele cooker hoods for extracting vapours and removing odours from cooking.

Function Description

The external motors (AWG 102, MG 100, DDG 102, ABLG 202) and the roof vent kit (DDF 125/150) are components of an air extraction system for domestic kitchens. They are designed to be connected to a Miele cooker hood via a control cable and are operated by the control panel on the cooker hood. Their primary function is to provide powerful and efficient extraction of cooking fumes to the outside, thereby improving air quality in the kitchen. The external placement of the motor helps to reduce noise levels in the kitchen itself.

The AWG 102 external motor is designed for installation on an outside wall, with the extraction outlet facing downwards. The MG 100 motor is designed for installation inside an external wall. The DDG 102 external motor and the DDF 125/150 roof vent kit are designed for installation on angled tiled, pantiled, slate, or shingle roofs with a minimum slope of 22°, ensuring protection against rain or snow ingress. Installation on a flat roof is not possible for these models. The ABLG 202 external motor is designed for indoor installation, such as in an attic, ceiling space, adjoining room (e.g., pantry or garage), or even in the kitchen if sufficient insulation is used. It can be installed in both vertical and horizontal positions.

Important Technical Specifications

General:

Voltage: AC 230 V for all models.
Frequency: 50 Hz for all models.
Fuse rating: 5 A for all models.
Control cable length: 0.75 m for AWG 102, MG 100, DDG 102.
Connection cable length: 5 m for AWG 102, MG 100, ABLG 202, DDG 102.
Operating temperature: Down to -20° C for all models.
Ducting stub diameter: Supplied with 125 mm, adaptable to 150 mm by cutting off the front ring of the stub.

Specific Model Specifications:

AWG 102:
- Connected load: 165 W
- Extraction power (m³/h, example with DA 420-4 EXT, Ø 150 mm ducting):
  - Level I: 320
  - Level 2: 460
  - Level 3: 580
  - Intensive setting: 760
MG 100:
- Connected load: 330 W
- Extraction power (m³/h, example with DA 420-4 EXT, Ø 150 mm ducting):
  - Level I: 140
  - Level 2: 270
  - Level 3: 450
  - Intensive setting: 640
ABLG 202:
- Connected load: 290 W
- Extraction power (m³/h, example with DA 420-4 EXT, Ø 150 mm ducting):
  - Level I: 300
  - Level 2: 460
  - Level 3: 600
  - Intensive setting: 780
DDG 102:
- Connected load: 165 W
- Extraction power (m³/h, example with DA 420-4 EXT, Ø 150 mm ducting):
  - Level I: 320
  - Level 2: 460
  - Level 3: 580
  - Intensive setting: 760

Usage Features

Remote Operation: All external motors are controlled via the control panel of the connected Miele cooker hood, allowing for convenient operation from the kitchen.
Flexible Installation Options: Different models cater to various installation requirements, including outside walls, inside external walls, roofs, and indoor spaces like attics or pantries.
Ducting Adaptability: The ducting stub on the motor units can be adapted from 125 mm to 150 mm diameter, offering flexibility in ducting choices.
Noise Reduction: The external placement of the motor inherently reduces noise in the kitchen. Further noise reduction can be achieved by installing an optional silencer in the ducting system. For optimal results, two silencers can be fitted one behind the other.
Equipotential Bonding: Required if the control cable needs to be extended beyond the supplied length or connected to a fixed point, ensuring electrical safety. A dedicated screw connection point with an earth symbol is provided on the external motor for this purpose.
Air Extraction Guidelines: To maximize extraction efficiency and minimize noise, users are advised to use smooth, non-flammable ducting with a diameter of at least 150 mm, keep ducting as short and straight as possible, and use wide radius bends. Horizontal ducting should slope away at 1 cm per metre to prevent condensate drainage back into the cooker hood.

Maintenance Features

Professional Installation and Maintenance: Installation, maintenance, and repairs must only be carried out by a service technician authorised by the manufacturer, in strict accordance with current national and local safety regulations. This ensures the safety and correct functioning of the appliance.
Genuine Miele Parts: Faulty components must only be replaced by genuine Miele original parts to guarantee the safety of the appliance.
Electrical Safety during Maintenance: The appliance must be disconnected from the mains electricity supply during any installation, maintenance, or repair work.
Accessibility for Service: When choosing an installation location, it is important to ensure that the appliance is easily accessible for installation work and potential servicing.
Cleaning and Care: While specific cleaning instructions for the external motor are not detailed in this excerpt, the document refers to a "Cleaning and care section" in the booklet, implying that regular cleaning procedures are outlined there. Only open the housing as described in the installation sheet and the Cleaning and care section.