Omega ORU50PXL, Instruction Manual

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Installation Instructions
Please ensure that before installing the range hood all power has been switched off. Installation must be in
accordance to the local electrical authority and codes. This range hood must be earthed at all times for the
operators’ safety.
The power socket for the range hood should be positioned to enable the user to turn the power on and off
easily (as there are no controls on the appliance) and to turn the appliance off to enable cleaning and any
maintenance required.
Ensure that when installing the range hood, that it is protected from any possible damage from tools etc.
Ducting for this unit must be installed in accordance to the local authority. Ensure that the fixings used for
this range hood are suitable.
Check the area where the range hood is to be fitted, to ensure that it is structurally sound.
Before using the appliance, remove the plastic coatings protecting the stainless steel finish.
Ensure that the wall is structurally sound, and is capable of carrying the weight of the range hood.
It is recommended that the dimension be checked on the range hood before installing.
1. The cooker hood should be placed at a distance of 65-75cm from the cooking surface for the
best effect.
2. Drill a hole in the cupboard, 490*265(mm) for model ORU50PX. Make sure the distance
between the edge of the hole and the edge of the cupboard edge is at least 35mm. Remove the
filter. Remove the two halogen lights (twist anticlockwise), unscrew the two screws holding the
lower fascia panel and remove the lower fascia panel.
3. Fit the two flaps into the outlet (tabs facing upwards) creating the one way valve.
4. Fit the appliance into the 490*265mm hole, and fix into place using the supplied wood screws (8
positions).
5. Reattach the lower fascia panel using the two original 10mm screws. Refit the two halogen lights
and attach the filter.
6. Connect the electrical plug to the power socket and test that the lights and fan operate when
power is turned on.
7. Connect ducting (outlet is Ø150mm) to the outlet of the appliance. The ducting must remove the
exhaust from the room.
Operating Instructions
Note : Before the unit can be operated, it must be ducted.
1. Connect the plug to the power at the power socket.
2. Turn power on at the power socket which will start the appliance.
3. To turn the appliance off, turn the power off at the power socket.
If your range hood does not function correctly when attempting any of the above, please ensure that your
power is on and is functioning correctly. If the power seems to be functioning correctly in the house, there
may be a problem with the range hood. Please call your authorised Omega service centre in this case to
organise a service call.
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Lamp Replacement
1. Turn the power off and disconnect from mains power.
2. Remove filter and read labels regarding maximum lamp ratings.
3. Press the light face and remove by turning in an anticlockwise
direction.
4. Pull out the LED lamp carefully and replace with the same type and
same rated LED lamp (240V 1.5W MAX LED).
a. ILCOS-D Code for this lamp is: DBR-1.5/65-H-64
NOTE : Take care as halogen lamps can get hot.
Cleaning
SAFETY PRECAUTION
• Before cleaning your range hood or performing any maintenance, please ensure that the range
hood been disconnected at the power socket.
• Do not use abrasive cleaners to clean the range hood. The use of warm soapy water and a cloth
are recommended.
• Ensure that the range hood is cleaned regularly, as a build-up of grease and fat may occur
otherwise.
• The filters on the range hood must be cleaned regularly to maintain efficiency, and prevent
grease build up.
• It is recommended that this is undertaken every 4 – 6 weeks, depending on frequency of use.
• The filters can be cleaned with warm soapy water or a cloth, or they may be washed in a
dishwasher. If washed in a dishwasher, discolouration may occur to the mesh and frame.
• Cleaning of the range hood must be performed as described above; otherwise there is a
possibility of a fire hazard due to grease and fat build up.
Troubleshooting
Fault Cause Solution
Light does not work, but
motor works.
The lamp may be damaged. Replace lamp.
Light works, but motor
does not work.
Motor bearings damaged. Contact Service.
Motor burn out. Contact Service.
Light does not work, motor
does not work.
Power supply interrupted. Check at meter board.
Plug incorrectly fitted. Push plug in.
Power wire cut. Contact service.
Appliance vibrates
excessively.
Fan is damaged. Contact service.
Motor screw loose. Contact service.
Mounting screw loose. Tighten screw.
Insufficient suction.
The distance between the body and the
cooktop is too high.
Readjust the distance.
Cross-ventilation too strong or not enough
ventilation.
Reduce cross-ventilation or open
the window.
Ducting too long. Reduce ducting length.
Outlet valve not opening. Check flaps are opening.
The outside wind is too strong. No the technical problem.