Kuppersbusch EDIP 678.0 User manual

Technical Manual

EDIP 678.0 / EDIP 679.0

Customer Service

H5 - 60 - 02 - 01

Responsible: K.H. Hiby Küppersbusch Vertriebsges. mbH

Tel.: (0209) 401-732 Kundendienst

Fax: (0209) 401-743 Postfach 100 132

Date: 27.05.1998 45801 Gelsenkirchen

List of contents

1. General notes 4

2. Description of control: EDIP 678.0 - EDIP 679.0 5

3. Modes of operation 6

3.1 Switching on 6

3.2 Manual mode 7

3.3 Automatic mode 7

3.4 Switching over between manual/automatic mode 7

3.5 High-speed setting 7

3.6 Intermittent ventilation 7

3.7 Switching off 8

3.8 Lighting 8

3.9 Ultrasonic control 9

3.10 Sensor sensibility 10

4. Filters: Dismantling and installation 11

5. Appliance installation and dismantling: 12

5.1 Dismantling/installation of lamp cover 13

5.2 Replacing the starter 14

5.3 Replacing the charcoal filter 14

5.4 Inserting the anti-flooding shutter 14

5.5 Distance to hob 15

6. Test programs 16

7. Wiring diagrams 18

Technical Manual EDIP 678.0 / EDIP 679.0 3

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1. General notes

The cooker hood needs a sufficient and correct supply of air to achieve an optimum

effect and maximum ventilation efficiency. If not enough fresh air is supplied, the

speed of the fan motor increases, the air throughput decreases and the noise level

rises.

When the filter mats are saturated, the air throughput of the cooker hood decreases

and the vapours are only cleaned to an inadequate extent.

Caution! When the hood is being installed, the distance between the lower edge of

the hood and the cooker must be at least 650 mm for gas cookers and at least

430 mm for electric cookers.

The cooker hoods EDIP 678.0 and EDIP 679.0 are intended for installation in a top

cupboard.

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2. Description of control:

EDIP 678.0 - EDIP 679.0

Control in one piece in the front pull-out drawer

2. Motor ON/OFF with sliding switch or

by pulling out/pushing in the drawer

3. Fat filter saturation display after 40 hours

(Reset switch on front left of drawer)

4. Control line with two yellow markings

1st marking on front input cable duct at bottom

2nd marking output cable duct at top

Note: If these markings are not observed, the drawer

either cannot be pushed in fully

or pulled out fully.

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3. Modes of operation

The appliance offers you the possibility of switching the fan to the setting you want

by hand or to select fully automatic operation, i.e. the cooker hood regulates the fan

setting automatically, depending on the cooking process involved.

3.1 Switching on

Pull out filter drawer with the handle and select the mode Manual or Automatic,

whichever you want:

1 Automatic display 6 Activated charcoal filter saturation

display

2 Intermittent ventilation display 7 Light On or Off switch

3 Setting display 1 - 4 8 Automatic/Manual switch

4 High-speed setting display 9 Program selector switch

5 Fat filter saturation display 10 Fan/Intermittent ventilation

Off switch

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3.2 Manual mode

When the button is pressed, the fans are activated at setting 3; this is indicated

on the LED display. By pressing the button again, setting 4 and the high-speed

setting can be selected; by activating the button, the fans can be turned down to

lower settings. The setting selected is shown in each case. The automatic display

does not come on.

3.3 Automatic mode

If the button is pressed once, the cooker hood is switched to automatic mode,

the A-lightcomes on. Fan setting 1 is the lowest setting and is always switched on. The

sensor probe checks the volume of steam and, when necessary, switches the fans

in increments up to the necessary setting. Thefan setting is regulated accordingly if

the steam volume changes.

FThe automatic function is only operable with the filter drawer pulled out.

3.4 Switching over between manual/automatic mode

When the button is activated, you can switch over from manual to automatic

modeandviceversa.

3.5 High-speed setting

At the high-speed setting the fans run with a greater air throughput.

It is switched on by pressing the button. The high-speed setting can be

switched off again by pressing the button or it switches itself off again

automatically after 10 minutes, i.e. ,

Fin manual mode to setting 3

Fin automatic mode to the setting determined by the sensor.

3.6 Intermittent ventilation

When intermittent ventilation is switched on, the fans run automatically after 55 minutes

at the lowest setting for about 5 minutes. This results in continuous ventilation of the

kitchen, e.g. also during the night. This is indicated by the light coming on.

FIntermittent ventilation only operates with the filter drawer pushed in.

FIntermittent ventilation can always remain activated.

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3.7 Switching off

The appliance can be switched off in various ways:

1. Switching off without automatic delayed stop

Press button,

intermittent ventilation is also switched off.

2. Switching off with automatic delayed stop

Push filter drawer right in full. The fans continue to run for about another

10 minutes at the setting last selected.

To switch on again, the filter drawer must be pulled out again.

The intermittent ventilation remains switched on.

If the high-speed setting is to be switched on when the filter drawer is pushed in,

automatic reset takes place during the delayed-stop time.

Manual mode at setting 3.

Automatic mode to the required setting but at least to setting 1.

3.8 Lighting

The lighting can be used at any time even when the fans are switched off or the filter

drawer is pushed in.

Saturation displays for:

Fat filter

FAn operating hour counter counts the operating time and after about

40 hours the LED comes on.

Charcoal filter

FAfter an operating period of 240 hours the LED comes on.

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3.9 Ultrasonic control

This control has 3 elements consisting of:

–Operation section (in the filter pull-out drawer)

–Control section (above the air guide housing)

–Sensor (in the filter pull-out drawer)

In the case of repairs the control section and sensor are to be replaced together

as these two components are matched to each other.

An ultrasonic sensor measures the change in the air density. This change can be

caused by:

–rising sources of heat

–vapours formed by the cooking process

The cooker hood control adapts the fan speed to the cooking process in line with the

sensor pulses.

The ultrasonic frequency is 200 kHz; it is thus 10 times above the hearing range

of domestic animals.

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3.10 Sensor sensitivity

The filter pull-out drawer accommodates a potentiometer to adjust the sensitivity of

the sensor.

It is supplied in the maximum setting (turned fully to right) as the optimum for electric

hobs. For operation above gas hobs, it is recommended to turn the potentiometer

back half a revolution (anticlockwise).

For complaints about automatic mode

–Control operates too slowly

–Activation in too high fan settings

the pulse number for the control can be adjusted. As a starting position, turn the

potentiometer clockwise right to the stop.

After dismantling the front filter, the adjustment feature is accessible.

If the cooking hood is switched on in this condition, the red LED flashes.

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