Chimney Extractor T60 Stainless Steel 9345FL

The safety switch may have been triggered. To continue, turn off the hob and the extractor hood, wait 5 minutes, and then turn the appliance back on. This should be enough time for the extractor hood to cool down and reactivate the safety system. Too many pots boiling. The appliance is designed to absorb odors, not large amounts of steam. Check that the filters are clean. Replace them if necessary. The duct to the outside may also be blocked or may not be the correct size.

If you check these issues and the problem persists, contact an Authorized Service Center.

Do not use cleaning products containing acids or ammonia. Using these types of products can damage the stainless steel finish, causing partial or complete oxidation, discoloration, loss of shine, and other damage. Ideally, clean the appliance body with a damp cloth or sponge and a non-abrasive detergent.

A distance of 65 cm is recommended for electric cooktops (ceramic glass and induction) and 70 cm for gas cooktops. The hood should not be installed too high, as this may reduce its extraction power.

If the lights or LEDs do not turn on, first check the power supply. The problem may be with the plug, the socket, or the electrical circuit. If the extractor hood is connected to a socket, try plugging a small appliance (for example, a lamp or a kettle) into the same socket to check whether it works. If the appliance does not work, there is an electrical problem with the socket. If there is no problem with the power supply, reset the extractor hood by unplugging it from the socket. Wait 30 seconds and plug it back in to power the extractor hood.

If the problem persists, you should contact an FLAMA Authorized Service Center.

Yes. However, we recommend not using rinse aid or salt, as they may darken the filters. We also recommend using a wash cycle that is not too long and at moderately low temperatures. If you wash the filters by hand, you can submerge them in water with mild detergent and then drain them, cleaning them thoroughly and drying them with a dry, lint-free cloth.

The extraction capacity of a range hood does not depend solely on the motor. It also depends on an effective extraction system and proper ventilation, which together determine the system’s ability to extract the maximum airflow over a given period.

If the noise occurs only at maximum speed, the problem is probably caused by high pressure at the suction system outlet. This means that the suction duct is too long or too narrow, or that it has bends. Check the installation and, if possible, use smooth pipes to solve the problem.

The extraction capacity of your extractor hood depends mainly on the size and height of the kitchen. For a kitchen approximately 10 m² in size and 2.5 m high, an extractor hood with an extraction rate of 180 m³/h will be sufficient. For other dimensions, a good estimate is to choose a capacity that replaces the kitchen’s air 10 to 12 times per hour.

Yes. There are air recirculation kits consisting of activated carbon filters and mounting accessories.