Turboair KITTY Manuel du propriétaire

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James A.

How to clean the kitchen hood and its grease filters?

The metal grease filter should be cleaned monthly by hand with neutral detergent or in a dishwasher at low temperature. To remove it, pull the spring-release handle located on the filter itself under the hood. For the interior and exterior surfaces, use only a cloth dampened with neutral liquid detergent. Disconnect the power before cleaning the interior and avoid alcohol or abrasive products.

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Mary D.

What types of cleaning agents are suitable for the interior of the hood?

Only neutral liquid detergents should be used. The use of any abrasive products, tools, or products containing alcohol is strictly prohibited as they may damage the device.

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James A.

How should the hood (interior and exterior) be cleaned?

Before cleaning, disconnect the power. Always use work gloves. Clean both interior and exterior surfaces exclusively with a cloth dampened with neutral liquid detergents. This should be done regularly, at least once a month. Never use tools, abrasive products, or alcohol, as grease accumulation and improper cleaning can pose fire risks.

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James A.

How is the grease filter cleaned and removed from the hood?

The grease filter can be cleaned by hand with non-aggressive detergents or in a dishwasher at low temperature and a quick cycle (though this may cause discoloration without affecting performance). To remove the filter, locate the spring-release handle directly on the filter itself, accessible under the hood, and pull it to detach the filter.

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James A.

What type of detergent is recommended for cleaning the hood and its filter?

For cleaning the grease filter, non-aggressive detergents are recommended (like standard dish soap for hand washing). For the hood's interior and exterior surfaces, exclusively use neutral liquid detergents. It is crucial to avoid any products that are abrasive or contain alcohol.

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Mary D.

What type of detergent should be used for cleaning the hood, and can Sanythol be used?

The hood, both interior and exterior, must be cleaned exclusively with a cloth dampened with neutral liquid detergents. These are generally products with a pH close to 7, such as diluted mild dish soap. The use of Sanythol or any other product is only acceptable if it is confirmed to be a neutral liquid detergent, free from abrasive substances or alcohol, as these are strictly prohibited by the manual. Using products that do not comply with these specifications carries a risk of damage to the device.

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James A.

How should the interior and exterior of the hood be cleaned?

Before any cleaning, disconnect the power supply. Use gloves. Clean the interior and exterior surfaces exclusively with a cloth moistened with neutral liquid detergents. This should be done regularly, at least once a month. Never use tools, abrasive products, or alcohol, as grease accumulation and improper cleaning can pose fire risks. Standard dish soap, if neutral and non-abrasive, is generally acceptable for this purpose.

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James A.

How is the grease filter cleaned and removed from the hood?

The grease filter is located directly under the hood and has a spring-release handle. To remove it, simply pull this handle. The filter can be cleaned by hand with non-aggressive detergents (like standard dish soap) or in a dishwasher at low temperature and a quick cycle. While dishwasher cleaning might cause slight discoloration, it does not affect filtering performance.

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Mary D.

What characteristics define a suitable neutral liquid detergent for cleaning the hood, and what products should be avoided?

For cleaning the hood, only neutral liquid detergents, typically with a pH close to 7 (such as mild diluted dish soap), are to be used. The manual explicitly prohibits the use of any products containing alcohol, abrasive substances, or tools. Using products that do not strictly adhere to these specifications carries a risk of deterioration for the device.

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