DRIJA Prisma Touch 76 Range Hood User Manual

Product Overview

This document serves as the user manual for the DRIJA Prisma Touch 76 Range Hood. It provides comprehensive guidance on installation, operation, cleaning, maintenance, and safety precautions to ensure optimal performance and longevity of the appliance.

The DRIJA Prisma Touch 76 range hood is designed for efficient extraction of cooking fumes and odors, enhancing the kitchen environment. It features soft-touch controls and an LCD display for user-friendly operation.

The product comes with a 24-month warranty. For accessories or spare parts, customers are advised to contact the call center or social media channels provided by DRIJA International.

Safety Precautions

For Your Security:

• Never ignite gas or flame burners under the extractor without a pan on them, as the flame can rise and damage the appliance.
• If cooking for extended periods, the extractor must be constantly monitored.
• Repairs should only be performed by qualified personnel.
• Clean the filter cartridge regularly, ideally once a month.
• The extractor is not designed for use with solid fuel stoves (e.g., wood, coal).
• These extractors are intended for private home use. DRIJA reserves the right to make technical, functional, or aesthetic changes without prior notice. They are designed exclusively for cooking beverages and food products and do not contain asbestos-based materials.

Extractor Design and Dimensions

The DRIJA Prisma Touch 76 range hood features a modern design with specific dimensions for installation. Key dimensions include: overall height ranging from 400 mm to 680 mm, a width of 500 mm, and a depth of 750 mm. The chimney section measures 272 mm in width and 303 mm in depth, with the main hood depth being 77 mm.

Diagram illustrating the dimensions of the DRIJA Prisma Touch 76 range hood.

Operation and Controls

The range hood operates via soft-touch controls and features an LCD display.

Initial Setup: After connecting the power cable, the LCD displays the current time.

Speed Control:

• Increase Speed: In standby mode, touch the power/speed button (represented by a bell icon). The indicator light turns off after two seconds, and the LCD shows the first gear (low speed). Subsequent presses cycle through "low, medium, high" speed settings, increasing engine speed accordingly. Pressing the button at high speed does not change the setting.
• Decrease Speed/Stop: Touch the designated button (represented by a fan or similar icon). The indicator light turns off after two seconds. The LCD shows a graph reducing speed. Subsequent presses cycle through "medium, low, stop". When the stop icon is displayed, the engine stops.

Time Setting:

• Press the time key for three seconds to enter clock setting mode. The time icon will flash.
• Use the minus key to decrease the hour (hold for continuous reduction).
• Use the plus key to increase the hour (hold for continuous increase).
• Touch the time/timing button again to switch to minute setting.
• Use the minus key to decrease the minute (hold for continuous reduction).
• Use the plus key to increase the minute (hold for continuous increase).
• Press the time/sync button to confirm the setting and exit. The clock setting range is 00:00 to 23:59.

Timer Function:

• When the chimney bell is in standby, touch the time key. The buzzer sounds, and the indicator light and LCD time flash the last 5 minutes.
• Use the plus/minus keys to set a timer range from 1 to 60 minutes.
• After 5 seconds of flashing, the countdown begins. The indicator changes from flashing to on.
• Upon countdown completion, the buzzer activates for 3 seconds, and all functions close.

Light Control: Press the light button; the buzzer sounds, and the light turns on. Press again to turn the light off.

Cleaning and Maintenance

Regular cleaning is essential for maintaining the extractor's efficiency and preventing fire hazards.

Regular Cleaning:

• Never use metal sponges, abrasive pads, or hard brushes on the body or light cover.
• Use a commercial cleaning product diluted in water for cleaning the body and light cover. Rinse with clean water and dry gently.

Monthly Cleaning: Filter Cartridge

• Clean the filter every month to prevent fire hazards. The filter collects grease and dirt, playing a crucial role in the extractor's efficiency. It can be flammable if saturated with grease.
• Clean with a commercially available home product, rinse properly, and dry.
• Cleaning can be done in a dishwasher by placing the filter in the upright position. Ensure it does not come into contact with dirty dishes or pots.

Filter Removal: Diagram illustrating filter removal: 1. Push the filter back with one hand. 2. Press the filter down and pull it out.

Annual Cleaning: Carbon Filter

• For units operating in recirculation mode (not ventilated outside), the carbon filter catches odors and must be changed at least once a year, depending on usage.
• Purchase replacement filters from your dealer, referencing the number on the extractor's nameplate.

DANGER: Disconnect the extractor before servicing.

• Remove the filter.
• Place the new carbon filter into the extractor's blower and secure it directly.
• Repeat for all filters if applicable.
• Reinstall the filter.

Changing the Bulbs

Disconnect or shut off the extractor before beginning maintenance.

Models Using Bulb Lights or Neon Tube:

• Unscrew the screw securing the light cover.
• Tilt the cover back.
• The bulb type is 2W LED. Replace the old bulb with a new one.

Models with LED Lighting:

• Remove the chrome rims labeled "A" by turning them counter-clockwise.
• Change the GU10-2W-12V bulb by screwing it in.
• Reassemble by performing the operations in reverse order.

Installation

General Business:

• With an Outlet to the Outside: Your extractor can be connected via an extraction duct (enamel, aluminum, flexible pipe, or non-flammable material with an inner diameter of 150 mm, supplied with the extractor).
• Without an Outlet to the Outside: The appliance can operate in recirculation mode. In this case, add a charcoal filter activator to catch odors (refer to page 7 for instructions). This filter is available from your dealer using the reference number on the nameplate.

Mounting:

Pre-assembly Recommendations:

• The extractor must be positioned 75 cm from the burners for proper adjustment.
• Draw a vertical line on the wall to center the extractor and fireplace correctly over the stove.
• Mark a point on this vertical line 75 cm above the burner surface. This mark will guide the correct positioning using the supplied mounting pattern.

Diagram illustrating airflow and installation distance: Arrows indicate air being drawn from the cooking surface and expelled as purified air. The diagram also highlights the recommended installation distance of 30 inches (75 cm) from the stove.

Installation Steps:

• To install on the wall, drill three holes (8 mm diameter) every 100 mm in a suitable location for the extractor hook.
• Insert screw plugs into the holes.
• Fix the hook to the wall, using the drill template if available.
• Attach the soot tube to the valve and direct it outdoors.
• Place the two chimney sections onto the extractor.
• Drill two 8 mm holes for the second plate in a suitable location. Place two screws in the direction of the plate, then remove the internal chimney to the correct height. Position the inner chimney on the second plate and tighten the two screws.

Electric Connection

This appliance is supplied with a H05V VF power cable with 3 cores (0.75m², 2 phases + ground) and must be connected to a 110V single-phase mains using a plug and switch. The connection must comply with CEI83 standard and the switch must be easily accessible, featuring a contact opening of at least 3 mm. A double bipolar isolator switch is also required if the outlet is not accessible. DRIJA is not responsible for accidents resulting from incorrect or non-existent ground connections. Your fuse should be rated for 10 or 16 amps.

Electrical Specifications