Environmental Protection - Vlano BRION Black Handbuch

Precautions against damage
• Correct assembly is described in the assembly instructions. Read the instructions carefully.
• The installation and the electrical connection of the device must be carried out by a recognized
specialist.
• The manufacturer is not liable for damage caused by incorrect installation or incorrect connection.
• Check the distance between the hob and the appliance. The minimum and maximum heights are
specified in the assembly instructions.
Precautions in the event of a defect
• Switch off the device and the power supply if you discover a defect.
• The repairs may only be carried out by qualified personnel. Never open the device yourself. Contact
your dealer or an authorized technical service.

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION

Tips for saving energy
The new device is particularly efficient and energy-saving. Below are some tips to help your device save
even more energy.
• Turn the appliance on at the lowest speed when you start cooking to regulate the humidity level and
remove cooking odors.
• Use the highest speed only when absolutely necessary.
• Only increase the speed of the appliance if the amount of steam requires it.
• Keep the device's filter(s) clean to optimize the efficiency of filtering grease and odor.
• If a lot of steam is generated, switch to a higher power level in advance. This is more efficient than
trying to catch steam that has already spread around the kitchen by letting the appliance run for a long
time.
• Do not allow the appliance to ventilate unnecessarily after cooking.
• Switch off the lighting when leaving the kitchen or when there is sufficient light in the kitchen.
• Make sure that there is sufficient air supply in the room so that the device can be operated efficiently
and in an energy-saving manner.
• Cover the pans with a lid to reduce cooking fumes and condensation.
Advice on avoiding waste
According to the provisions of Directive 2008/98 / EU on waste and its implementation in the legislation
of the member states of the European Union, waste prevention measures generally have priority over
waste management measures. Waste prevention measures for electrical and electronic equipment
include, in particular, extending their service life by repairing defective equipment and selling used
equipment that is in good working order instead of sending it for disposal.