GILES FSH-4 Hood, Operation & Service Manual

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Model: FSH-4 Overview
3.02 Filter Chamber & Exhaust
Item Description Function
1 Hood Filter Door (2)
Provides access the pre-filter, E.A.C. and charcoal filters. Both
Doors must be closed and latched before the hood will operate.
2* Baffle Filter (2)
The first stage of ventless air cleaning system. Stainless steel filters
capture larger grease particulate. Easy to remove for daily cleaning.
Baffle filters should be cleaned daily .
3 Pre-Filter (2)
Single-use, disposable filters remove moisture and some additional
grease-laden vapor from the air stream. Helps to keep the E.A.C.
cells performing effectively. NEVER attempt to clean and re-use pre-
filters ... replace every 7-10 days with NEW .
4
E.A.C. Filter Cells
(Left & Right)
E.A.C. Collector Cells are sustainable electrostatic devices that
remove fine particulate from grease-laden vapor and smoke
generated by the cooking appliances. To maintain peak
performance, E.A.C. cells must be cleaned DAILy as described later
in this manual.
5 Charcoal Filter (2)
Single-use, disposable filters that help to control cooking aromas in
exhausted air. Filters must be replaced periodically. NEVER attempt
to clean and re-use charcoal filters ... Typically, replace with NEW
filters every 30 to 45 days. Replacement cycle is dependent on
appliances in use, and type of foods cooking activities.
6* Self-Supporting Hood Stand
Self-supporting hood stand ... side & rear stand skirts contain
cooking vapors to facilitate hood capture performance. Maximizes
usable hood width.
7 Exhaust Outlet
Directs cleaned air back into the room. A minimum clearance of
14” MUST be maintained between the top of the Exhaust Outlet
and the ceiling, or other obstruction .
DO NOT attempt to direct exhaust into a different space by
attaching ductwork; this will cause poor performance.
8* Grease Drip Cup
Catches and collects grease condensate generated at the baffle
filters. This cup should be emptied and cleaned daily.
9 E.A.C. Drip Cup (2)
Catches and collects grease residue which may drip from E.A.C.
filter cells. Should be checked/emptied daily and cleaned as
needed.
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