DE DIETRICH DHD585XE1 - Manual (Page 34)

3/ HOW THE HOOD WORKS (FIG.13) EN
Version with remote control and display (Fig. 8-10)
A: first speed active
B. second speed active
C: third speed active
D: fourth speed active
E: light on
F: 10-minute timer selected
The remote control is fitted with 6 buttons for operation from a distance. When the timer is
activated (button D), the hood operates for 10 min, at the end of which it shuts off automati-
cally.
Technical specifications of the remote control:
- Battery: 12 V
- Operating frequency: 433.92 MHz
- Max. consumption: 25mA
- Operating temperature: -20+70°C
- Dimensions: 45x75x14mm..
Description of operation:
The remote control is fitted with 6 buttons to control its operation. These are as follows:
: ON/OFF switch for the light
01 : ON (first speed) OFF motor switch
2 : second speed switch
3 : third speed switch
4 : fourth speed switch
: 10 minute timer.
Standard configuration
In the factory setting, all “remote controlled hood” systems have the same transmission code
(dipswitch n° 6-7-8-9-10 to ON).
If two hoods are installed in the same place, or are they are too close together, operation may
be compromised. In this case, you must change the code on one of the remote controls.
Changing the code:
To change the transmission code on the remote control, proceed as follows: open the cover and
remove the battery, flip one of the dipswitches 7-8-9-10 to OFF (switch 6 must remain ON).
Initialisation of the new code:
Once you have changed the code, proceed as follows:
Press the main off button on the hood (fig. 3B), then re-establish electrical connection by pres-
sing the same button (Fig. 3B). From this moment you have 15 seconds to push the ON/OFF
button to synchronise the new code.
Emergency button: fig. 3B
If the remote control does not function, press the emergency button near the light to shut off
the appliance. After carrying out any necessary repairs, reset the emergency button.
The products are fitted with an electronic device that allows automatic shut off after four hours
of operation after the last command performed.
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