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NEFF D49ED22N0B - User Manual

NEFF D49ED22N0B
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[en] Instructions for installation and use
EXTRACTOR HOOD
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Summary

Extractor Hood Installation and Use Manual

Instruction Manual

Intended Use

Details the intended domestic use of the appliance and its limitations.

Important Safety Information

Covers crucial safety warnings and precautions for operating the appliance.

Trouble Shooting

Offers solutions for common malfunctions and issues.

Installation Instructions

Important Safety Information for Installation

Safety precautions specific to the installation process of the appliance.

Important Safety Information

Danger of Death from Flue Gases

Risk of poisoning from back-drawn flue gases; ensure adequate fresh air.

Risk of Fire

Precautions regarding grease filter fires and flammable materials.

Risk of Injury and Electric Shock

Risk of Electric Shock

Precautions for defective appliances and electrical connections.

Cleaning and Maintenance

Safety Precautions for Cleaning

Warnings regarding burns, electric shock, injury, and cleaning agents.

Important Safety Information for Installation

Risk of Death from Flue Gases

Warning about flue gas poisoning when installing near heating appliances.

Adequate Fresh Air Supply

Ensuring sufficient air for combustion with heat-producing appliances.

Ventilation System Safety

Requirement for a safety switch for ventilation systems with heat-producing appliances.

General Information

Risk of Fire and Safety Distances

Precautions for fire risks and maintaining safety distances from heat sources.

Risk of Injury and Electric Shock

Warnings about sharp edges, secure fastening, and electrical connections.

Exhaust Air Mode Safety

Safety warnings for exhaust air mode, especially regarding flue gases.

Preparing for Installation

Electrical Connection

Instructions and warnings for connecting the appliance to the power supply.

Summary

Extractor Hood Installation and Use Manual

Instruction Manual

Intended Use

Details the intended domestic use of the appliance and its limitations.

Important Safety Information

Covers crucial safety warnings and precautions for operating the appliance.

Trouble Shooting

Offers solutions for common malfunctions and issues.

Installation Instructions

Important Safety Information for Installation

Safety precautions specific to the installation process of the appliance.

Important Safety Information

Danger of Death from Flue Gases

Risk of poisoning from back-drawn flue gases; ensure adequate fresh air.

Risk of Fire

Precautions regarding grease filter fires and flammable materials.

Risk of Injury and Electric Shock

Risk of Electric Shock

Precautions for defective appliances and electrical connections.

Cleaning and Maintenance

Safety Precautions for Cleaning

Warnings regarding burns, electric shock, injury, and cleaning agents.

Important Safety Information for Installation

Risk of Death from Flue Gases

Warning about flue gas poisoning when installing near heating appliances.

Adequate Fresh Air Supply

Ensuring sufficient air for combustion with heat-producing appliances.

Ventilation System Safety

Requirement for a safety switch for ventilation systems with heat-producing appliances.

General Information

Risk of Fire and Safety Distances

Precautions for fire risks and maintaining safety distances from heat sources.

Risk of Injury and Electric Shock

Warnings about sharp edges, secure fastening, and electrical connections.

Exhaust Air Mode Safety

Safety warnings for exhaust air mode, especially regarding flue gases.

Preparing for Installation

Electrical Connection

Instructions and warnings for connecting the appliance to the power supply.

Overview

This document provides comprehensive instructions for the installation, operation, and maintenance of a Neff extractor hood, designed for domestic use within a household environment.

Function Description

The Neff extractor hood is primarily designed to remove cooking fumes, odors, and vapors from the kitchen. It operates in two main modes: exhaust air mode and air recirculation mode.

In exhaust air mode, the air drawn into the appliance is cleaned by grease filters and then conveyed to the exterior of the building through a pipe system. This mode requires proper external venting and adherence to local building regulations, especially concerning the discharge of exhaust air. It is crucial that the exhaust air is not conveyed into a functioning smoke or exhaust gas flue, or into a shaft used to ventilate rooms with heat-producing appliances, without the consent of a heating engineer. For external wall discharge, a telescopic wall box is recommended. The appliance's optimal performance in this mode is achieved with a short, straight exhaust air pipe and the largest possible pipe diameter, ideally 150 mm, but at least 120 mm. Long, rough pipes, many bends, or smaller diameters can reduce extraction performance and increase fan noise. All pipes and hoses for the exhaust air line must be made of non-combustible material.

In air recirculation mode, the drawn-in air is cleaned by both grease filters and an activated carbon filter before being returned to the kitchen. This mode is particularly useful when external venting is not feasible. An activated carbon filter is essential for binding odors in this mode. The document suggests consulting a dealer or the Online Shop for information on required accessories, such as activated carbon filters. Unrestricted operation is possible in this mode, making it a safe option when room air-dependent heat-producing appliances are also in use.

The extractor hood features a fan with multiple speed settings, including an intensive setting for heavy fumes. The lighting can be operated independently of the ventilation system.

Usage Features

The extractor hood is designed for user-friendly operation with either a pull-out filter mechanism or a control panel with buttons.

For Control Panel Models 1 and 2, the fan is activated by pulling out the filter pull-out. The fan starts at a selected level, and fan strength can be adjusted by pressing buttons 1, 2, or 3. To switch off, the filter pull-out is slid in as far as the limit stop. When the filter pull-out is extended again, the fan resumes at the last selected speed. The lighting is controlled by a separate button.

For Control Panel Model 3, pulling out the filter pull-out and pressing the fan on/off button activates the fan at setting 2. The fan strength can then be adjusted using the '+' or '-' buttons. Pressing the fan on/off button again and sliding in the filter pull-out switches off the fan. This model also includes an intensive setting for significant odor and fume build-up. It is activated by pressing the '+' button until all LEDs light up. After approximately six minutes, the fan automatically reduces to a lower setting, though it can be manually adjusted sooner. A fan run-on time is activated when the filter pull-out is slid in while the hood is operating, with the fan automatically switching off after about 10 minutes. The lighting is controlled by a dedicated button.

To maximize effectiveness, it is recommended to switch on the extractor hood at the start of cooking and switch it off several minutes after cooking is finished. Adjusting the fan speed to the intensity of cooking fumes, using intensive mode only when necessary, and switching off the hood and lighting when not needed contribute to energy saving. Ensuring adequate air supply during cooking also helps the hood work efficiently and quietly.

Maintenance Features

Regular cleaning and maintenance are crucial for the safe and efficient operation of the extractor hood.

Cleaning the appliance surfaces: Different surfaces require specific cleaning agents and methods.

  • Stainless steel: Clean with hot soapy water and a soft cloth, drying thoroughly. For stubborn dirt, specialized stainless steel cleaning products can be used, applied thinly with a soft cloth, always cleaning in the direction of the grain.
  • Painted surfaces: Clean with hot soapy water and a damp dish cloth, drying with a soft cloth/towel. Stainless steel cleaners should not be used.
  • Aluminium and plastic: Clean with glass cleaner and a soft cloth.
  • Glass: Clean with glass cleaner and a soft cloth; avoid glass scrapers.
  • Controls: Clean with hot soapy water and a damp dish cloth, drying with a soft cloth/towel. Never use a wet cloth on controls to prevent moisture ingress into electronics.
  • General precautions: Avoid harsh, abrasive, or high-alcohol cleaning agents, hard scouring pads, and high-pressure or steam cleaners. Always wear protective gloves when cleaning components inside the appliance due to sharp edges.

Cleaning the metal mesh grease filters: These filters are critical for trapping grease and preventing fire hazards.

  • They should be cleaned at least every two months.
  • Never operate the appliance without the grease filter.
  • The filters can be cleaned by hand or in a dishwasher.
  • By hand: Soak in hot soapy solution, clean with a brush, rinse thoroughly, and allow to drain. Special grease solvents are available for stubborn dirt.
  • In the dishwasher: Place filters loosely, ensuring they are not wedged in. Avoid cleaning heavily soiled filters with other utensils. Discoloration may occur in the dishwasher, but this does not affect functionality.
  • When cleaning the filters, also clean their holder in the appliance with a damp cloth.

Removing and installing metal mesh grease filters:

  1. Open the lock and fold down the filter, supporting it with the other hand.
  2. Remove the filter from its holder.
  3. Clean the filter.
  4. To install, insert the filter, support it, and fold it upwards to lock it in place.
  • For models with a glass plate in the filter pull-out, the glass plate can be easily removed for cleaning (e.g., in a dishwasher) by carefully lifting it.

Replacing bulbs:

  • Halogen bulbs become very hot; allow them to cool down before replacement to avoid burns.
  • Before changing bulbs, disconnect the appliance from the mains or switch off the circuit breaker to prevent electric shock.
  • Only use bulbs of the same type and wattage.
  • To replace halogen bulbs: carefully remove the bulb ring with a tool, pull out the old bulb, and replace it with a new one of the same type, handling the new bulb with a clean cloth to avoid touching the glass tube. Insert the bulb cover and reconnect power.
  • Defective LED lights must be replaced by the manufacturer, customer service, or a qualified technician due to the dazzling light intensity (risk group 1).

Troubleshooting: The manual provides a troubleshooting table for common issues like the appliance not working (due to unplugged power, power cut, or faulty fuse) or lighting not working (due to faulty bulbs). It emphasizes that incorrect repairs are dangerous and should only be carried out by trained after-sales technicians.

The document also highlights important safety information regarding suffocation risk from packaging material, fire risk from grease deposits and naked flames, burn risk from hot parts, and electric shock risk from defective appliances or improper cleaning methods. It stresses the importance of adequate fresh air supply when operating the extractor hood in exhaust air mode simultaneously with room air-dependent heat-producing appliances to prevent the backflow of toxic flue gases.

NEFF D49ED22N0B Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandNEFF
ModelD49ED22N0B
TypeChimney
Installation TypeWall-mounted
TypologyChimney hood
Extraction Rate650 m³/h
Number of Fan Speeds3
Noise Level66 dB
LightingLED
ColorStainless Steel
Voltage220-240 V
Frequency50/60 Hz
Total power of the lamps6 W
Material bodyStainless Steel
Energy efficiency classA
Lighting efficiency classA
Grease filtering efficiency classB
Minimum distance from electric hob50 cm
Minimum distance from gas hob65 cm
Diameter of air outlet150 mm
No-return airflow flapYes
Type of controlElectronic
Maximum air output extraction650 m³/h
Sound power at max. speed (2010/30/EC)66 dB
Type of lamps usedLED
Number of lights2
Color Temperature3000 K
Width900 mm
Depth500 mm
Filter TypeGrease filter
Product seriesD Series
Approval certificatesCE
Length electrical supply cord130 cm
Grease filter materialAluminium
Boost position air recirculationYes
Increase of air extraction650 m³/h
Included accessoriesGrease filter
Optional accessoriesCharcoal filter
Motor locationIntegrated

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