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CLEANING & MAINTENANCE
For performance, appearance, and health reasons, clean filter,
fan and grease-laden surfaces. Use only a clean cloth and mild
detergent solution on stainless and painted surfaces. Clean all-
metal filters in the dishwasher.
The motor is permanently lubricated and never needs oiling. If
the motor bearings make excessive or unusual noise, replace
the motor with the exact service motor. The impeller should also
be replaced.
Use 120 V, 26 W fluorescent lamp GX24Q-3. For night light, use
4 W, C-7 bulbs. (Bulbs included with hood.)
The grease filters, bottom panel, and blower wheel should be
cleaned frequently. Use a warm detergent solution. The grease
filters and blower wheel are dishwasher safe.
Note: Some minerals, when in contact with dishwasher soap
additives, may cause filters to discolor. This discoloration is not
covered by the warranty.
OPERATION
Always turn the hood ON before cooking in order to establish an
air flow in the kitchen. After turning off the range, let the hood run
for a few minutes to clear the air.
HEAT SENTRY™
The hood is equipped with a Heat Sentry™ thermostat. This safety
device will turn on or speed up the blower if it senses excess heat
above the cooking surface.
If the blower is not on, or if it is running at low speed, the Heat
Sentry™ will override the normal blower control and run the blower
on the high speed. When the temperature level drops to normal
levels, the blower will return to its original setting.
Operate the hood as follows:
FAN
FAN
The 2-position switch (in center) turns blower ON and OFF.
The 5-position switch (at left) controls blower speed.
Blower is OFF (secondary blower OFF).
Blower is ON at highest speed.
As dots get smaller - blower speed decreases.
LIGHT
This 3-position switch (at right) turns lights ON and OFF and
controls their intensity.
Lights are OFF.
Night Light is ON.
Fluorescent Light is ON.
ON
OFF
FAN
LIGHT
PREPARE HOOD LOCATION
ROOF CAP
SOFFIT
Seal duct joints
with tape.
CABINET
HOOD
HOOD
18" - 24" ABOVE
COOKING SURFACE
The ducting from this fan to the outside of the building has a strong
effect on the air flow, noise and energy use of the fan. Use the
shortest, straighest duct routing possible for best performance,
and avoid installing the fan with smaller ducts than recommended.
Insulation around the ducts can reduce energy loss and inhibit
mold growth. Fans installed with existing ducts may not achieve
their rated airflow.
1
Determine whether hood will discharge vertically or horizon-
tally. For vertical or horizontal discharge, run ductwork be-
tween the hood location and a roof cap or wall cap. For best
results, use a minimum number of transitions and elbows.
2
Use the proper diagram below, for placement of ductwork
and electrical cutout in cabinet or wall. For a non-ducted
installation, DO NOT cut a duct access hole.
HOOD MOUNTING SCREWS (4)
13
/
"
15
(30" hood)
16
16
15
/
"
(36" hood)
16
CABINET FRONT
CABINET
BOTTOM
7 /
6
"
8
6¼"
5 /
10
"
8
WOOD SHIMS
(recessed-bottom
cabinets only)
WOOD SHIMS
(recessed-bottom
cabinets only)
CABINET FRONT
HORIZONTAL DUCT
7 /
3
"
8
CABINET
BOTTOM
6¼"
13
15
/
"
(30" hood)
16
16
15
/
"
(36" hood)
16
HOOD
MOUNTING
SCREWS (4)
APE1 SERIES
3¼" X 10" DUCT
(Keep duct run short.)
HOUSE WIRING
(Top or Back of hood)
WALL CAP
3¼" X 10" DUCT
(Keep duct run short.)
3¼" X 10"
VERTICAL DUCTING
13
15
/
"
(30" hood)
16
16
/
"
15
(36" hood)
16
1 /
7
"
2
6¼"
7 /
9
"
8
VERTICAL DUCT
ACCESS HOLE
ELECTRICAL
ACCESS HOLE
CENTER
(in cabinet bottom)
LINE
3¼" X 10"
HORIZONTAL DUCTING
3 /
"
4
1 /
"
8
ACCESS HOLE
6¼"
1 /
7
"
2
13
15
/
"
(30" hood)
16
16
15
/
"
(36" hood)
16
ELECTRICAL
CENTER
ACCESS HOLE
LINE
(in wall)
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2
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