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Grease filter cleaning indicator

Activate the autofunction* 

(only certain models)

Increase speed

Timer

Light

Reduce speed

Display

Using 
the 
cooker 
hood 

step by step

1

Start the extractor fan a few minutes before 
you start cooking.

2

Use turbo as necessary.

3

Use the timer as necessary.

4

When you have finished cooking

•  Press the plus button to start the extractor fan and select a 

suitable power level. (1-4, where 4 is turbo).

•  Press the plus button to select turbo (power level 4). The 

extractor fan returns to level 3 after 10 minutes.

•  If you want the extractor fan to stop after a certain time, use the 

timer the set the desired interval. See the other side for instructions.

•  To completely remove all steam and odours, the extractor fan 

should be left running for at least ten minutes after you have 
finished cooking.

•  The timer function can be used to automatically turn off the 

extractor fan after a set time.

Use the timer

Models

CW4624/CW4924

CW4944

CW4664/CW4964/CI4964

Type

Wall-mounted, 60/90 cm

Wall-mounted

Wall-mounted: 60/90 cm
Island: 90 cm (control panel on 
both sides)

Colour

StainlessSteel/Black

StainlessSteel

StainlessSteel

Ljudnivå, DB(A), min/
max

45,7/59.8

41,7/58.9

41,3/57,4

Motor/m

3/h

Standard/850

Brushless/850

Standard/850

Light

2x3W LED (adjustable)

2x3W LED (adjustable)

LED II (fixed) 2x3W/4x3W 
(Island)

Power settings

4

4

4

Turbo power setting

Yes

Yes

Yes

Timer for delayed auto 
off

10-90

10-90

10-90

Filter cleaning indicator

Yes

Yes

Yes

Active Odour Control

No

Yes

No

Filter

5-layer aluminium

5-layer aluminium

5-layer aluminium

External fan motor

Yes

Yes

Yes

Electrical connection, V

230

230

230

Frequency, Hz

50

50

50

Fuse, A

10

10

10

Charcoal filter

Yes

Yes

Yes

Technical specifications

When the auto function is activated the fan starts and stops automati-
cally during cooking. This function removes food odours and adjusts the 
power setting as necessary. 

When you activate the auto function for the first time there shouldn’t 
be any food odours, steam, strong smells or scents near the fan. The 
reason for this is that when the auto function is first activated the fan 
registers its surroundings in order to be able to properly detect odours 
and smells in the future. 

If you want to recalibrate the fan you must first reset the auto function. 
This is done by cutting the power to the fan for 30 seconds (pull out 
the plug and then reconnect it to the power socket).

Activate the auto function as follows:

1. Press and hold the minus button for 2 seconds. 
2. An ”A” appears on the display. The auto function is now activated.
3. As of now a dot after the power setting indicates that the auto fun-

ction is activated.

4. If you find that the fan doesn’t adjust to food odours quite correctly 

you can use the plus and minus buttons to fine-tune the function 
when the fan is running. 

5. Turn off the auto function by pressing and holding the minus button 

for 2 seconds. The dot will disappear from the display.

Display  Time (min)

= 10

= 20

= 30

= 40

= 50

= 60

= 70

= 80

= 90

The timer is used to turn off the extractor fan af-
ter a certain time, which you set. Do as follows:

1. Start the extractor fan and select the power 

level.

2. Press the timer button.
 
3. Zero flashes on the display. 

4. Press the plus button to set the time (see the 

table on the right). 

5. Press the timer button. The display stops flas-

hing and now shows the selected power level.

 
6. A dot flashes to indicate that the timer is 

activated. 

7. If you want to cancel the timer, press the timer 

button once.”

2 S

ec

*

Active Odour Control

TM

After 240 hours of operation the letter ”F” will appear on the display. This means it is time to clean 
the grease filter.

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