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Safety Notice

Approved for residential type units for residential use only read these instructions and be safe.
Please read these instructions completely before starting.
The installation of the appliance must respect all codes.
Important: Save these instruction so that you can provide the electrical inspector in your area.
Safety Warning: Turn off the circuit in the electrical panel and lock front panel to connect the cord of this
unit.
Power requirement: 110V-120V/60HZ.
CAUTION: USE THIS PRODUCT FOR GENERAL FAN ONLY. DO NOT USE THIS PRODUCT TO EXHAUST FUMES
OR HAZARDOUS OR EXPLOSIVE MATERIALS.

WARNING:

TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE, ELECTRICAL SHOCK OR INJURY TO PEOPLE, OBSERVE THE

FOLLOWING:
1. Use this unit only for the purposes intended by the manufacturer. If you have any questions about

this product, contact the manufacturer.

2. Before the machine’s maintenance or cleaning, turn off the electrical panel and lock the panel

blocking feature to prevent from accidentally activating the power. If it is not possible to lock the
access panel, attach a highly visible label to the electrical panel.

3. A qualified person should perform the installation and wiring of the electricity in accordance with all

codes and all standards, including fire resistance rating.

4. When you use hood together with stove, please do not close the window and door of the kitchen.

Because during the fuel stove working, which will consume lots of air, so do open the door and
window to make the kitchen ventilating, to avoid any suffocation.

5. It is important to provide sufficient air for proper combustion of heating equipment and proper

evacuation of gases through the chimney pipe to prevent back flow of air. Follow the instructions and
safety standards of the manufacturers of heating equipment, such as those published by the National
Fire Protection Association (NFPA), the American Society for Heating, Refrigeration and Air
Conditioning Engineers (ASJRAE) and the code authorities in your area.

6. When cutting or drilling into wall or ceiling, be sure not to damage electrical wiring or other access to

public service.

7. Always evacuate outside the conduit system.

To reduce the risk of fire and to properly exhaust air, be sure that the pipe is leading outside, do not
exhaust air into the space between the walls, ceilings, attics, crawl spaces or garages.

Warning:

TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE, USE ONLY METAL DUCT, Install this hood in accordance with all

the requirements mentioned.

WARNING:

TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE, GREASE THE RANGE.

1. Never leave the stove unattended when it is at a high temperature. Boil overs cause smoke and fat

that overflows can ignite. Heat the oil slowly at a low or medium temperature.

2. Always operate the hood when you use the stove to high heat or when you Flame.
3. Clean ventilating fans frequently. Do not let fat accumulate on the filters or propellers.
4. Use proper pan size. Always use a pot size appropriate to the stove element.
5. Do not touch on-working or off-soon bulb, to avoid any thorny.

Warning

TO AVOID INJURING SOMEONE IN A GREASE FIRE, FOLLOW THE FOLLOWING:
1. SMOTHER FLAMES with a lid to the dimensions of the cooking hobs, a cookie sheet or other metal tray,
then turn off the gas or power supply of the stove. BE CAREFUL NOT TO BURN YOURSELF. If the flames

Summary of Contents for HRH3001U

Page 1: ...ge Hood Installation Guide and User Manual Applicable model HRH3001U HRH3002U HRH3003U HRH3004U HRH3005U HRH3006U HRH3601U HRH3602U HRH3603U HRH3604U HRH3605U HRH3606U HRH4801U HRH4802U HRH4805U HRH48...

Page 2: ...o provide sufficient air for proper combustion of heating equipment and proper evacuation of gases through the chimney pipe to prevent back flow of air Follow the instructions and safety standards of...

Page 3: ...to the area where it was formed Firefighters was called You can fight against the fire with an exit behind you Operative Mode Always leave safety grills and filers in place Without the presence of the...

Page 4: ...must be plugged directly into a 110 volt wall outlet Before installing the hood 1 To ensure the most efficient ventilation possible install the pipe in a straight line or with the least elbows possib...

Page 5: ...espect to any loss damage or fire caused by non observance of the instructions contained in this manual Ventilation methods The hood is equipped with a vertical transition to remove fumes outside Reco...

Page 6: ...d ceilings However you should ask a qualified technician to check the strength of materials depending on the type of wall or ceiling Before cutting make sure there is enough clearance in the ceiling o...

Page 7: ...please inspect the maximum height of your ceiling and bonnet Too high will affect the efficiency of the hood too low stove temperature will damage some parts of the hood So the installation height req...

Page 8: ...Identify the two screw holes on the wall Drill pilot holes 5 16 in the locations shown Place the fastening clips to the wall Tighten wood screws by hand in the attachments to allow hooks to expand Rem...

Page 9: ...8 Necessary Tools...

Page 10: ...9 03 Series range hood Walled mounted fixed plated...

Page 11: ...10 Overview size...

Page 12: ...11 Installation dimension figure of 04 series range hood as below...

Page 13: ...12 04 series range hood Walled mounted fixed plated...

Page 14: ...13 Overview size...

Page 15: ...14 01 series 02 series range hood...

Page 16: ...15 05 series 30 inch and 36 inch range hood...

Page 17: ...16 05 series 48 inch range hood...

Page 18: ...17 06 series 30 inch and 36 inch range hood...

Page 19: ...18 06 series 48 inch range hood...

Page 20: ...installation dead plate 2 Fix the installation dead plate to the wall by screws see figure 5 3 Use double faced aluminum foil sealed joint see figure 6 4 Power line color black to black white to white...

Page 21: ...20 Figure4 Figure 5...

Page 22: ...ventilating Press A1 button then A3 display screen open Button A5 and A6 activates high speed F4 average speed F3 low speed F2 quiet speed F1 Control Panel Layout and Button Disposition Close The Fan...

Page 23: ...button F1 low speed F2 medium speed F3 high speed F4 time delay or power on off F5 Light Button Power on press F1 button once turn on the lights and again to turn off Fan button When need to open the...

Page 24: ...urfaces regularly with a cloth or a clean cloth soaked in warm water and mild soap or dish detergent Always clean in the direction of squall lines direction of the grain Always rinse well with clear w...

Page 25: ...hen your range hood is used for other than normal single family household use or when it is used in a manner that is contrary to published user or operator instructions and or installation instruction...

Page 26: ...bove limitations or exclusion may not apply to you This warranty gives you specific legal rights and you may also have other rights that vary from state to state Whenever you call our customer service...

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