Neff D64BHM1N0B N50 60cm Chimney Cooker Hood - Silver - B

Ducted extraction vents cooking fumes, steam, and odors directly outside your home. Recirculating extraction filters the air to remove grease and odors, then releases the purified air back into the kitchen. Ducted is generally more effective for complete removal, while recirculating is used when external venting isn't possible.

Yes, for recirculating operation, a separate recirculating kit or a CleanAir recirculating kit (accessory Z5270X0) is required. This kit typically includes carbon filters to remove odors from the air.

The metal grease filters should be cleaned regularly, ideally every 3-4 weeks depending on your cooking frequency and type. They can usually be washed in a dishwasher or by hand with warm, soapy water.

This cooker hood has an overall Energy Efficiency Class B. Its Blower Efficiency Class and Lighting Efficiency Class are both rated A, indicating energy-efficient performance in these key areas.

The hood is equipped with two 1.5W LED lights that provide a light intensity of 250 lux, offering clear and bright illumination over your cooking surface.

The maximum normal extraction rate is 360 m³/h (ducted) or 270 m³/h (recirculation). The intensive extraction rate can reach up to 580 m³/h to handle heavy steam and odors.

While this hood will function independently, its silver stainless steel design is crafted to complement other Neff kitchen appliances, creating a cohesive look in your kitchen.

Check if the grease filters are clean. Clogged filters significantly reduce airflow. For recirculating setups, ensure the recirculation filter is not expired or heavily soiled. For ducted installations, check for any obstructions in the ducting.

First, ensure the cooker hood has power. Check the light switch on the control panel. If only one light is out, it might need replacement. Consult your manual for how to safely replace the LED light(s).

Some noise is normal, especially at higher speeds. However, if the noise is unusually loud or vibrating, check for loose parts or improper installation. Ensure ducting is correctly sized and installed without sharp bends that could restrict airflow and cause turbulence.

Ensure the control panel is clean and dry; moisture or dirt can interfere with touch sensitivity. Try turning the main power to the hood off at the circuit breaker for a few minutes, then restore power to reset the electronics.

This could indicate overheating or an electrical issue. Check for any blockages in the airflow that might be straining the motor. If the problem persists, disconnect power and contact a qualified technician.