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Care of Your Range Hood
Care oF your range hooD
Cleaning the Exterior
Wipe the exterior with a soft cloth. A commercial cleaner rated as safe for use with
painted metal surfaces may be used. NEVER use abrasive cleaners or scouring pads/
cloths. To clean the fan grilles, remove the securing screw, slide the grill out of its retain-
ing slot and clean it in warm soapy water.
Cleaning the Residue Cups
Over time, residue and grease will accu-
mulate in the external residue cups. The
time varies with the amount of cooking ef-
fort so the reader is cautioned to check the
cups regularly. To clean the cups:
1. Slide the cups out of the retaining
ledge;
. Clean the cups in warm soapy water
and, to prevent grease from sticking
to the surfaces, fill 1/ full of soapy
water; and
3. Reinsert the containers into the re-
taining ledge.
Cleaning the Drain Lines
Although the fan blades and drain lines
are designed to shed grease, over time,
residue and grease will accumulate in the
external drain lines. The reader should
clean the drain lines when the residue cups
are emptied. To clean the drain lines:
1. Obtain Aqua degreaser from your
dealer or Pacific Range Hood limited,
or use a natural bubble-free cleaner.
Aqua degreaser is specially formu-
lated to remove grease without dam-
aging plastic or metal surfaces;
. With the fan unit running at the low-
est speed setting, spray a small
amount of Aqua degreaser onto both
fan blades through the grilles.
Water can be sprayed in to rinse off
the fan blades.
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2) Remove & clean residue cups.
3. Run the unit for five (5) minutes and
than empty the residue cups (see
Cleaning Residue Cups).
NEVER OPERATE THE
RANGE HOOD WITH THE
FAN GRILLES REMOVED.
1) Spray cleaner into
the fan grilles.
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