Miele DA 72/1 - Page 4

Description of appliance
The Cooker Hood may be used for
vented or non-vented operation.
Vented Operation
CAUTION: To reduce the risk of fire
and to properly exhaust air, be sure
lo duct air to the outside. Do not vent
exhaust air into spaces within walls
or ceilings or into attics, crawl spaces,
oF garages.
The cooking fumes are filtered
through the grease filter and extracted
to the outside.
Non-vented Operation
The cooking fumes are filtered
through the grease filter with addi-
tional charcoal filters and channelled
back into the kitchen via the upper
part of the kitchen cabinet.
@ The unit is set up by the factory for
vented operation.
@ The unit is provided with a non-
return flap.
When not in use the Cooker Hood's
non-return flap is closed, so that no
exchange of air from the outside and
ihe room can take place.
A few seconds after turning on the
unit the non-return flap opens and
fumes are channelled to the outside.
Mains Supply
In case of malfunctioning shut off cir-
cuit breaker as the plug may be dif-
ficult to reach.
@ Turn Cooker Hood's mains supply
off when servicing (changing or
cleaning of filter etc., or when not
in use for prolonged time).
Switch for Cook Top Lights
These can be used independently
from the Cooker Hood operation.
Power Control
Determines level of air flow:
# 1 = low
#5 = high
Fume Deflector
When main switch is "ON" and the
fume deflector is pulled out the unit
will start automatically When front
burners of the coox top are in use or
larger accumulations of fumes have
to be extracted the fume deflector
should be pulled out all the way. Oth-
erwise it is sufficient to pull out the
deflector only slightly.