What to do if my NEFF Ventilation Hood is defective?
If your NEFF Ventilation Hood is defective, never switch it on. Unplug it from the mains or switch off the circuit breaker in the fuse box. Contact the after-sales service.
How to prevent NEFF D94BHM1N0B grease filter fire?
To prevent grease filter fires in your NEFF Ventilation Hood: * Regularly clean the grease filter. * Never operate the appliance without a grease filter.
Who can repair my NEFF D94BHM1N0B Ventilation Hood?
Repairs to your NEFF Ventilation Hood and damaged power cable replacements may only be carried out by trained after-sales technicians.
What cleaning agents should I avoid for my NEFF Ventilation Hood?
Never use strong and abrasive cleaning agents on your NEFF Ventilation Hood.
How to clean NEFF Ventilation Hood without causing damage?
To clean your NEFF Ventilation Hood without causing damage: * Clean stainless steel surfaces in the direction of the grain only. * Do not use any stainless steel cleaners for operator controls.
Why is there a risk of poisoning from flue gases with my NEFF Ventilation Hood?
Always ensure adequate fresh air in the room if the NEFF Ventilation Hood is being operated in exhaust air mode at the same time as a room air-dependent heat-producing appliance is being operated to prevent poisoning from flue gases.
How to prevent humidity damage to my NEFF Ventilation Hood?
To prevent humidity from damaging the electronic circuitry of your NEFF Ventilation Hood, never clean operator controls with a wet cloth.
How to prevent corrosion damage to my NEFF D94BHM1N0B?
To avoid condensation and prevent corrosion, always switch on the NEFF Ventilation Hood while cooking.
Is it safe to operate gas burners without cookware with NEFF D94BHM1N0B Ventilation Hood?
Only operate the gas burners with cookware on them when using your NEFF Ventilation Hood, because they can build up a lot of heat.
How to install NEFF D94BHM1N0B exhaust duct to prevent damage?
Install the exhaust duct in such a way that it falls away from the appliance slightly (1° slope) to prevent damage from returning condensate in your NEFF Ventilation Hood.
This document describes an extractor hood, a kitchen appliance designed to remove cooking fumes, odors, and steam from the air. It can operate in two primary modes: exhaust air mode and circulating-air mode, offering flexibility based on kitchen setup and ventilation requirements.
The core function of the extractor hood is to clean the air in the kitchen environment. In exhaust air mode, air drawn into the appliance passes through grease filters, which trap fatty particles, and is then expelled to the exterior via a pipe system. This mode requires an external ducting system. For optimal performance in exhaust air mode, it is crucial to ensure adequate fresh air supply to the room, especially when other room air-dependent heat-producing appliances (like gas or wood-burning heaters) are in operation. This prevents the creation of a partial vacuum that could draw toxic flue gases back into the living space. Consulting a Master Chimney Sweep is recommended to assess the ventilation setup and ensure safe operation.
In circulating-air mode, the drawn-in air is first cleaned by grease filters and then by an activated carbon filter, which absorbs odors. The cleaned air is then recirculated back into the kitchen. This mode is suitable for kitchens where external venting is not feasible or desired. For effective odor removal in this mode, the installation of an activated carbon filter is essential.
The appliance features a fan with multiple speed settings (1, 2, 3) and an intensive mode (P) for situations with heavy cooking fumes or strong odors. The lighting can be operated independently of the fan, providing illumination over the cooking area.
To maximize effectiveness and energy efficiency, it is recommended to switch on the extractor hood at the start of cooking and keep it running for several minutes after cooking is finished. The fan speed should be adjusted according to the intensity of cooking fumes; using a lower fan speed when possible conserves energy. The intensive mode is designed for temporary use when a large volume of fumes or odors needs to be cleared quickly, automatically reverting to a lower setting after a preset time.
The control panel is intuitive, with dedicated symbols for fan on/off, fan settings, intensive mode, and light on/off. The fan starts at setting 2 when switched on, and users can select different speeds by touching the corresponding symbols. The intensive mode can be activated and deactivated by touching the 'P' symbol.
Safety is paramount during operation. Users are warned against operating the appliance without a grease filter, working with naked flames near the appliance, or leaving hot fat or oil unattended due to the risk of fire. Gas burners should always be operated with cookware on them to prevent excessive heat buildup that could damage the hood. The appliance's accessible parts can become hot during operation, so direct contact should be avoided, especially by children.
Regular cleaning and maintenance are crucial for the appliance's performance, safety, and longevity.
Grease Filters: The metal mesh grease filters are a key component for trapping fatty deposits. These filters should be cleaned regularly (recommended every 2 months) to prevent fire hazards caused by accumulated grease. They can be cleaned either by hand using hot soapy water and a brush, or in a dishwasher. When cleaning by hand, a special degreaser can be used for stubborn dirt. If using a dishwasher, normal domestic dishwashing detergents should be used, and filters should not be cleaned with heavily soiled cookware. A temperature of no more than 50 °C is recommended. Slight discoloration may occur in the dishwasher but does not affect performance. When removing the filters, care should be taken to hold them level to prevent fat from dripping.
Activated Carbon Filter (Circulating-Air Mode): For appliances operating in circulating-air mode, the activated carbon filter needs to be replaced periodically as it absorbs odors. The frequency of replacement depends on usage. These filters are available as accessories from specialist retailers, customer service, or the online shop.
General Cleaning: The appliance surfaces should be cleaned with a damp cloth. Harsh, abrasive, or alcohol-based cleaning agents, scouring pads, pressure washers, steam cleaners, limescale-dissolving products, aggressive all-purpose cleaners, or oven spray should not be used, as they can damage surfaces. Stainless steel surfaces should be cleaned in the direction of the grain. Operator controls should never be cleaned with a wet cloth to prevent damage to the electronic circuitry. The protective film should be removed from all parts of the appliance before first use to avoid surface damage.
Safety during Maintenance: Before any cleaning or maintenance, the appliance must be disconnected from the power supply by unplugging it or switching off the circuit breaker. Components inside the appliance may have sharp edges, so protective gloves should be worn. The appliance should be allowed to cool down before cleaning to prevent burns.
By following these usage and maintenance guidelines, users can ensure the safe, efficient, and long-lasting operation of their extractor hood.
General| Width | 90 cm |
|---|---|
| Extraction rate | 650 m³/h |
| Noise level | 62 dB |
| Lighting | LED |
| Number of speeds | 3 |
| Typology | Wall-mounted |
| Height of the product, without chimney | 30 cm |
| Minimum distance above an electric hob | 50 cm |
| Minimum distance above a gas hob | 65 cm |
| Number of speed settings | 3 |
| Maximum air output exhaust air | 650 m³/h |
| Number of lights | 2 |
| Total power of the lamps | 6 W |
| Voltage | 220-240 V |
| Installation type | Wall-mounted |
| Energy Efficiency Class | A |
| Filter Type | Grease filter |
| Approval certificates | CE |
| Grease filter material | Aluminium |
| Operating Mode | Recirculation / Extraction |
| Frequency | 50 Hz |
To Next Page
