Alto-R Instruction Manual-1
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1. 1 2 3 4 5 1 Maximum Power The highest possible setting for the range hood unit Ideal for high heat frying Press once to turn on press again to turn off 2 Medium Power Medium setting that provides adequate ventilation for most day to day cooking Press once to turn on press again to turn off 3 Lowest Power The lowest possible power setting Ideal for simmering Press once to turn on press again to turn off 4 Lighting Press once to turn on press again to turn off 5 Auto Time delay Off This option keeps the unit operating for a 60 second period at its current speed setting and then it will turn itself off 3 Cooker hood INSTALLATION Installation Details Install the unit at a dry location without direct sunlight There should be adequate mounting surface under the cabinet to ensure its stability e The range hood will need to be mounted right above the stove The range hood need to be mounted between 25 6 650mm to 29 5 750mm above the stove s heading elements and burners e This range hood requires proper grounding Do not install this unit without properly No more than 750mm 29 5 grounding the unit first No less than 650mm 25 6 pee d 2 4 Cooker hood TROUBLESHOOTING CI MAINTENANCE FAQ Cleaning It is recommended to clean the filters every three months following the instructions Before you assume the2. UNIT MAY BE HOT WAIT UNTIL THE UNIT IS COOL co HALOGEN LAMP FLAT HEADED OUSING SCREWDRIVER HALOGEN LAMP GLASS COVER T HALOGEN LAMP 12V 20W 1 Make sure all controls are off and the range hood is unplugged 2 Place a flat headed screwdriver into the groove of the halogen light glass covering and the housing 3 Pop out the halogen light glass covering 4 Gently pull out the defective light bulb and discard Light bulbs should be 12V 20W maximum 5 Using a cloth hold the new light bulb and push securely into light socket 6 Return halogen light glass cover to the housing 7 Turn range hood ON to test light 11 Cooker hood
3. Kruger ALTO R USER MANUAL MODEL KR 300 Alto R M T Intertek a XXXXXXX Recyclable a Carefully read this user instruction manual before installation Introduction Congratulations on your purchase of our ALTO R range hood It is designed with numerous helpful features to make cooking in your kitchen easier and enjoyable Please read the attached documents carefully before installing and or using the range hood This document includes important information such as installation usage safety and directions Keep this document somewhere easily accessible In the unlikely event that there is a mechanical failure or other malfunctions please refer to this document for troubleshooting warranty and contact information Specifications ALTO R KR 300 Power Supply 110V 60Hz Rating 140 watts Light Halogen 2 x 20 watts Accuracy and details of the illustration and description may vary from the actual product Keep this manual in a handy place for future reference This booklet contains important information and details regarding safe and proper usage of this range hood Correct Disposal of this product This marking indicates that this product should not be disposed with other household wastes To prevent possible harm to the environment or human health from uncontrolled waste disposal please recycle this product responsibly to promote sustainable reuse of material resources To dispose of your u
4. oal filter in just the same way as the grease filter thereby reducing the efficiency of both the fan 3 E and the filter itself ERIA N i K gt OFERA PEREP TU ERREA YK YOY POTOJ UUA y gt A y Q PS S Controls fail to Check plug socket and fuses If these are in order and fault persists it could be that an accumulation of grease has switch motor on impaired the efficiency of the switch mechanism Try rapidly moving switchon and off several times in succession to clear grease deposit If fault continues call KO AA 2s service agent There may be a fire hazard if cleaning of the unit is not carried out in accordance with Appliance does not Check your cooker hood is switched on at the mains Next the instructions provided k atall check for an unexpected power cut by switching on adjacent E workata lights etc Please disconnect all power to the unit before cleaning or servicing Do not wash the range hood with water directly l l Please clean and maintain the range hood periodically according to your usage and Still not working yn ain CONSUE ANE a2 o ve Cian Osh ena VOA E surrounding environment This can help increase the lifespan of your range hood unable to remedy the situation please call the Free phone Call the service service telephone number at the rear of this booklet agent 9 Cooker hood 10 Cooker hood MAINTENANCE Replacing the spotlight CAUTION HALOGEN LIGHT
5. of this unit e Do not replace the fuse of this unit for a higher powered fuse e All packing material are recyclable Please dispose of them using proper recycling techniques Warnings e Adequate ventilation is always required when there is an open flame in doors Do not check any moving or removable parts of the unit when the it is operating e Do not touch the underside of the range hood for up to half an hour after cooking It can be extremely hot and may burn your hand e Do not flamb under the cooker hood e When frying food always supervise closely as the heated oil may become a fire hazard Disconnect the electrical plug prior to performing any service or maintenance Do not connect the unit directly to the power grid without using a socket The exhaust must be discharged into a duct that is used for removing fumes from a gas e burning stove e Other safety regulations of your local area must be fulfilled 1 Cooker hood Packing List Parts Quantity Main Body 1 User Instruction Manual 1 Aluminum Filter 2 M4 x 10 Screws 6 Exhaust Duct Adaptor 1 L Support Bracket 4 Butterfly Nut 4 Parts Checklist PARTS LIST 1 Adaptor 2 Bellows 3 Air duct assembly 4 Filter assembly 5 Pulling Plate 6 Handle Glass 8 Lamp Plate 2 Cooker hood CONTROLS Controls You will find this capacitive touch button cluster at the front of your range hood
6. sed range hood please contact your local retailer or dealership for more information INTRODUCTION amp TABLE OF CONTENT Table of Content Basic Information Handling Precautions Warnings Parts List Packing List Parts Checklist Operation Controls Installation Recommended Height Troubleshooting Frequently Asked Questions Maintenance Cleaning Replacing Light Bulbs BASIC INFORMATION Handling Precautions e This product is designed for residentail use only e Maintenance must be performed by trained qualified professional technicians Your factory warranty may become void if the unit has been tampered with e Inthe unlikely event that there is a malfunction please unplug the unit and contact your local customer service center or dealer immediately e This appliance is not intended for use by persons with reduced physical sensory or mental capabilities or lack of experience and knowledge of using electrical appliances e Children should be supervised when near any electrical appliances e Do not leave the unit running without supervision e Ensure that all light bulbs fixtures oil filters and other parts attached to the unit are correctly fastened before turning the unit on e Donot put in or pull out the plug of the power supply without proper grounding e Before installation ensure that your household power system can satisfy the normal electrical load capacity
7. worst check this simple fault finding guide to provided below get to the root of the problem dionny tienen dolores ease dua Panueseuntuaactis E L A E E EA E is wibawearees E E a Ae e Remove the filters from the range hood and wash it with a neutral liquid detergent and Light bulb doesn t A replacement is probably necessary but check first water solution comeon that the bulb is firmly screwed in to its holder If the l l l l Filament is broken remember that the light bulbs are not e For best oil grease grime and stain removing effect leave the filter soaked in the covered by our guarantee Remember to disconnect the solution mains electricity supply before removing the bulbs e Rinse thoroughly with clean water to remove any detergent residue Motor is on but no air Switch offimmediately and check that the setting lever Is set to the appropriate mode for your application Metallic filters are dishwasher safe is being sucked up pprop your app e Metallic filters may alter in colour after several washes This is due to the natural Motor is on but fan Check the grease filter If it has not been cleaned or be Oxea ON Pre penics OLENE aa replaced recently it might be clogged with grease doesn tseem to be If filter is relatively clean check charcoal filter If this as efficient as hasn t been replaced for more than six months remove and usual inserta new one As time goes by accumulated grease EY tends to stifle the charc
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