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Operations & Service Manual GVH-C & GVH-F HOOD Giles Enterprises, Inc. An ISO 9001-2008 Registered Company • Committed to Quality 2750 Gunter Park Drive West • Montgomery, AL 36109 USA Phone: 334.272.1457 • Fax: 334.239.4117 • Website: www.gfse.com Toll Free: 800.554.4537 ( USA &...
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Giles Enterprises, Inc., representative. • Giles Enterprises, Inc. reserves the right to change or improve its equipment and parts in any way without obligation to alter such equipment or parts previously manufactured.
Safety Model: GVH-C, GVH-F Safety Safety Overview The instructions contained in this manual have been prepared to aid you in learning the proper procedures for installing and servicing the GVH-CF Hood. Throughout this manual, safety precautions are identified through the use of safety alert symbols and three key words: DANGER, WARNING and CAUTION.
Model: GVH-C, GVH-F Safety Specific Safety Precautions For your safety, please observe the following precautions when operating or servicing the GVH Ventless Hood. Read the following important safety information to avoid personal injury and/or damage to the equipment or property.
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Safety Model: GVH-C, GVH-F CAUTION • Maintain a minimum clearance of 18” (457.2mm) between the hood’s exhaust outlet and the ceiling, or other overhead obstruction. • Exercise care when lifting or moving the unit. See Section 1-4.4, Hood Weights. •...
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NOTE: • Giles’ responsibility for the damage to the unit ends once the freight shipment is loaded onto the carri- er’s truck. Upon delivery, if the palletized unit showed any signs of damage, the entire load, including the supplied accessories, should have been inspected immediately and any damage to the equipment should have been promptly reported to the freight company.
Thank You! for purchasing a GVH Series Ventless Hood System manufactured by Giles Enterprises, Inc., Montgomery, Alabama, USA. The GVH-C model is designed specifically for use as a counter-top hood and is listed for the removal of grease-laden cooking vapors produced by a variety of small commercial appliances.
Model: GVH-C, GVH-F 2. Installation This section summarizes the procedures necessary to install your new GVH-C or GVH-F Hood. Before installing and attempting to operate, please read the contents of this manual thoroughly. Following these procedures will help ensure safe and proper installation.
2. The GVH-C Hood model is designed to sit atop a counter space. Ensure that the intended site is structurally sound and capable of supporting the hood’s weight plus that of the appliance(s) to be placed under it.
Installation Model: GVH-C, GVH-F 2-03. Cooking Appliance Limitations & Clearances 2-03-1. Limitations & Clearances, Model GVH-C Hood is listed for Electric Appliances ONLY 31 7/8 INSIDE 27 1/2 INSIDE HEATING HEATING AREA MIN. AREA MIN. MIN. APPLIANCE RESTRICTIONS MAX. SURFACE MAX.
Model: GVH-C, GVH-F Installation 2-03-2. Limitations & Clearances, Model GVH-F Hood is listed for Electric Appliances ONLY 29 5/8 INSIDE 32 1/4 INSIDE HEATING HEATING MIN. AREA AREA MIN. MIN. APPLIANCE RESTRICTIONS MAX. SURFACE MAX. SHORTENING MAX. APPLIANCE MAX. AMP.
Installation Model: GVH-C, GVH-F 2-04. Electrical Requirements WARNING • Consult a qualified electrician to ensure that all electrical specifications have been met and that the unit is properly grounded. • Improper installation, adjustment, alteration, service or maintenance could result in serious injury or even death, damage to equipment or property, and void the warranty.
Model: GVH-C, GVH-F Installation 2-04.1. Electrical Connections WARNING • qualified electrician or technician. All electrical installation should be performed by a • Improper installation or poor work practices could result in serious injury or even death, damage to equipment or property, and void the warranty.
Installation Model: GVH-C, GVH-F 2-04.2. Hood & Appliance Wiring Configurations 2-04.2.1 Electrical Connection w/Interlocked Receptacle Option APPLIANCE POWER FROM RECEPTACLE LOCATED IN HOOD. APPLIANCE AND HOOD POWER ON SAME CIRCUIT BREAKER (USING HOOD SHUNT TRIP CONTACTOR INCLUDED IN HOOD) HOOD AND APPLIANCE POWER...
Model: GVH-C, GVH-F Installation 2-04.2.2 Electrical Connection, Hood & Appliance on same Circuit 208-240V APPLIANCE AND 208-240V HOOD POWER ON SAME CIRCUIT BREAKER USE LIQUID- TIGHT CONDUIT AND FITTINGS WHEN RECEPTACLE IS NOT INSTALLED APPLIANCE AND HOOD POWER G A1 A2 A3...
Installation Model: GVH-C, GVH-F 2-04.2.3 Electrical Connection, 380-480V Applance Power Separate from 208-240V Hood Power 380-480V APPLIANCE POWER SEPERATE FROM 208-240V HOOD POWER (USING HOOD SHUNT TRIP CONTACTOR INCLUDED IN HOOD) USE LIQUID- TIGHT CONDUIT AND FITTINGS WHEN RECEPTACLE IS...
Model: GVH-C, GVH-F Installation 2-04.2.4 Electrical Connection, 120V to 480V Appliance Power Separate from 208-240V Hood Power w/Remote Shunt Trip Device 120V to 480V APPLIANCE POWER SEPARATE FROM 208-240 V HOOD POWER (USING REMOTE SHUNT TRIP CONTACTOR SUPPLIED BY LICENSED ELECTRICIAN). Contactor must be a UL Listed, definite purpose, AC resistive, air heating type, suitable for the appliance load.
Model: GVH-C, GVH-F 2-05. Fire Suppression System Installation It is required that the Giles GVH Ventless Hood System be protected by a UL listed fire suppression system. Procurement, final installation, testing and certification of this system is the responsibility of the customer and must be performed by a qualified Fire Protection Agent in accordance with the hood system listing.
Installation Model: GVH-C, GVH-F 2-05.2. Fire Suppression Fusible Link Specification & Location NOTE: Some of the Fusible Links used in the GVH Fire Suppression System firing circuit are specific to the type of appliance(s) to be served by the hood. See the diagram below for specific manufacturer, temperature rating and part number.
Installation Model: GVH-C, GVH-F 2-05.4. Fire Extinguisher Nozzle Alignment Appliance extinguisher nozzles must be aligned as shown for these appliances. SINGLE FRYER SPLIT FRYER RANGE GRIDDLE...
Model: GVH-C, GVH-F Installation 2-06. Final Counter-Top Installation, GVH-C 1. Confirm that both the Hood and cooking appliance are properly wired and that installation of the fire suppression system is complete. 2. Ensure that the Hood is located in its final location and that it is suitably level and stable.
Overview Model: GVH-C, GVH-F 3. Overview The following section provides a brief overview of the components, functions, and accessories of the GVH Ventless Hood. Please review this section carefully before attempting to operate the unit. Hood Exhaust Filter Access Door...
Model: GVH-C, GVH-F Overview 3-01. Control Panel ILS Only...
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Overview Model: GVH-C, GVH-F 3-01. Control Panel Item Description Function The Power Switch is a two-position Switch. Placing switch in Power Switch the ON position starts the hood fan and turns on the under- hood light. After placing Power Switch in the ON position, push and hold PUSH TO START button for approx.
Model: GHV-C, GVH-F Overview 3-02. Hood Front & Filter Chamber Optional + Not Seen...
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Overview Model: GVH-C, GVH-F 3-02. Hood Front & Filter Chamber Item Description Function Provides access to the Baffle Filter, EAC and Charcoal Filter. Filter Access Door This door must be closed and latched for the unit to operate. First stage of the grease extraction and air-cleaning system.
Model: GVH-C, GVH-F Overview 3-03. Accessories (Standard) Part Description/Part Number Function Removes large particle Baffle Filter (Double, Hinged) contaminant from the air 41043 stream. EAC Filter Assembly Removes smoke and fine parti- 93302 cle contaminant from the air stream. Charcoal Filter...
Overview Model: GVH-C, GVH-F 3-03. Accessories (Standard) Part Description/Part Number Function EAC Soak Tank Use for soaking and cleaning 39327 EAC filter. 3-04. Accessories (Optional) Part Description/Part Number Function Ultra-Violet Lamp Sanitizes discharge air and hood 90226 plenum area to aid odor control.
Model: GVH-C, GVH-F Operation & Filter Maintenance 4. Operation & Filter Maintenance This section describes Hood operation, care and cleaning of Filters, and other general maintenance items. 4-01. Hood Operation Confirm that all Filters are in place and properly seated before attempting to operate the hood. The Filter Access Door must be in place and secure.
Model: GVH-C, GVH-F Operation & Filter Maintenance 4-02. Hood Filter System The GVH Hood Filter System consist of three (3) stages. This section describes filter maintenance and cleaning procedures necessary to keep the air cleaning system at peak performance. 4-02.1.
Operation & Filter Maintenance Model: GVH-C, GVH-F 4-02.2. Filter Removal - Baffle, EAC & Charcoal Remove Filter Access Door Place in OFF position To remove, simply slide the desired Filter straight out of its Filter Chamber track.
Model: GVH-C, GVH-F Operation & Filter Maintenance 4-02.3. Filter Installation - Baffle, EAC & Charcoal To reinstall Filters, align with the filter channel and slide straight in until filter hits a stop. Note airflow direction arrows on filters when reinstalling.
Operation & Filter Maintenance Model: GVH-C, GVH-F 4-02.6. EAC Filter Status Three L.E.D. indicator lights on the Control Panel display the status of the EAC Filter System. When this is the only L.E.D. ON, the EAC Filter is in place, powered and operating properly.
Model: GVH-C, GVH-F Operation & Filter Maintenance The EAC Filter must be cleaned daily for peak performance. Failure to do so will eventually lead to filter system failure and reduce Charcoal Filter life. Follow the procedure below for effective cleaning.
Operation & Filter Maintenance Model: GVH-C, GVH-F 4-03.2. UV Lamp Cleaning (If Equipped) CAUTION • DO NOT touch or handle the glass portion of the UV Lamp with bare hands. This will greatly reduce the life of the bulb. It is recommended to clean the UV Lamp every 30 days.
Model: GVH-C, GVH-F Operation & Filter Maintenance 4-03.2. Replacing the UV Lamp (If Equipped) The UV Lamp must be replaced annually to maintain peak performance, as well as if it is broken or burned out. 1. Place hood Power Switch in the OFF position.
Operation & Filter Maintenance Model: GVH-C, GVH-F 4-04. Filter Alarm Chart Filter Alarm Sound What will happen Cause Solution See Section affected Alarm sounds, Charcoal or Baffle Filter Clogged lamp illuminates, Filter dirty and power to the appliance is 4-02.02. &...
2. Remove retaining screws from the Light Cover Assembly and remove. 3. Remove the old fluorescent bulb , replace with new, T5 - 14W - 22” fluorescent tube (Giles P/N 20616). 4. Replace Light Cover Assembly. 5. Restart hood as described in Section 4-01.01 or 4-01.02...
Hood Cleaning & Maintenance Model: GVH-C, GVH-F Hood Cleaning & Maintenance This Section describes the steps to generally maintain and clean the GVH Hood system. Attention to these procedures will help ensure the hood remains in good operating condition and continues to run efficiently and safely.
Model: GVH-C, GVH-F Hood Cleaning & Maintenance 5-02. Quarterly Hood Cleaning CAUTION DO NOT wash down hood with water from a spray hose. DO NOT steam clean or use any type pressure washer. DO NOT use products containing chlorine or other caustic chemicals.
Hood Cleaning & Maintenance Model: GVH-C, GVH-F 5-03.1. Semi-Annual Fire Suppression System Maintenance Servicing and inspection of the fire suppression system must be performed by qualified and certified Fire Protection Equipment specialists. As a minimum, field inspection of the Fire Suppression System must be conducted semi-annually.
Model: GVH-C, GVH-F Hood Cleaning & Maintenance 5-04. Maintenance & Service Log Check Initial/Date Check Initial/Date A A B B C C 1/31/12 1 Door Check Section 5-1. Must be performed 2 Baffle Filter Check Section 5-1. by a certified, qualified 3 EAC Filter Check Section 5-1.
Model: GVH-C, GVH-F Troubleshooting 6. Trouble Shooting This section describes basic troubleshooting procedures for the G V H H o o d . The wiring diagram attached inside the back cover is provided to assist qualified technicians with more in-depth troubleshooting.
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Troubleshooting Model: GVH-C, GVH-F 6-01. Troubleshooting Procedures (Continued) Problem Probable Cause Corrective Action Appliance will not heat ... a. Baffle Filter missing or not Install Baffle Filter or check • Hood Powered light ON properly installed alignment. • light ON FILTER MISSING b.
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