MAINTENANCE
Cleaning
Grease filters
Enamelled extractor hoods
Clean the extractor hood with soap and a soft cloth. Then rinse with
clean water. Do not use aggressive cleaning agents, such as soda. The
enamel will remain attractive if you polish it with wax from time to time.
Stainless steel extractor hoods
For cleaning the stainless steel parts you can best use a mild cleaning
agent (washing-up liquid) and a damp cloth. Dry with kitchen paper or
a dry cloth.
The stainless steel regains its shine if you occasionally use a stainless-
steel care product or polish. The polish applies a dirt-resistant layer to
the stainless steel. Always clean the stainless steel in the direction of
polishing.
Never use abrasive cleaning agents (such as green scourers or other
scouring pads) or polishing cleaning agents (such as liquid abrasives).
Never use caustic agents. These can attack the stainless steel.
Cleaning
Clean the grease filters at least once a month. During cleaning, the
aluminium parts of the filters may become dull as a result of the
cleaning agents used, particularly when placed in the dishwasher. This
is normal and is not covered by the warranty.
You can clean the filters in the dishwasher. Allow them to drain fully
before reinstalling them in the hood.
The filters may also be cleaned by hand.
Clean the filters in water and washing-up liquid and rinse them. Allow
the filters to drain fully. The underside of the extractor hood can be
cleaned with a mild cleaning agent and a moist cloth. Then dry it off
with kitchen towel or a dry cloth.
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