Empava EMPV1200 Owner Manual

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RANGE HOOD
Installation and Operation
Manual
EMPAVA APPLIANCE I N C. Add: 15253 Don Julian Rd, City of Industry, CA 91745 Tel: 888-682-8882 www.empava.com
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READ AND S AVE THESE INSTRUC TIONS MANUA L
CONTENTS
TECH NICAL CHAR ACTERIS TICS ....................................1
INSTALL ATION REQUIREMEN T........................................4
INSTALL ATION PROCEDURES ......................................5-7
OPER ATING INSTRUCTIO N...........................................7-8
MAIN TENANCE .................................................................9
TO REPLACE LIGHT ........................................................9
TROU BLE S HOOTINGS....................................................10
MAIN PART S NAME .....................................................11-13
Please note that this product is marked with this symbol: According to Wsate of Electrical and Electronic Equipment (W E E E) directive, WE E E should be separately collected and treated. If at any time in future you need to dispose of this product, Please dp N O T dispose of this product with house hold waste. Please send this productto WEEE collecting points where available
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Dear consumer, Thanks for your purchase of our range hood and we hope we can fully satisfy all of your needs. Please read the entire instructions carefully before proceeding to obtain the best results of operation the range hood.
TECHNIC AL CH ARACT ERIST ICS
Model number: EMPV-36RH09 EMPV-36RH10 Total power: 208W Motor power: 200W LED Lights: 4x2W Voltage: 120V Frequency: 60Hz Filter: Baffle filter Control: Touch Control
MAIN PART S NAME
EMPV-36RH09
Cei ling co ver
Inn er duct c over
Out er duct c over
Exp ansio n Hange r
Vent pipe
Blo wer box
Glass
Fil ter
EMPV-36RH10
Cei ling co ver
Inn er duct c over
Out er duct c over
Exp ansio n Hange r
Vent pipe
Blo wer box
Glass
Fil ter
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Di ment ion s
EMPV-36RH09 EMPV-36RH10
81"
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25" -47.6 4"
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43"
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22. 93"-4 5.47"
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36"
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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS:
Do not connect the air outlet to chimney flues or combustion gas ducts
Do not leave naked flames under the hood
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In case of any damage to power cable, replace the broken cable with a new one by qualified person.
Do clean the hood correctly in accordance with instruction stated or it might cause the possibility of fire accident
To replace the light should be undertaken by a qualified electrician or a competent person. Always use the LED light no more than 2W.
Wear the protective glove before you start to clean the hood. Remove the components gently during carrying out the clearance.
Never wash the control switch with water or other kind of liquid for the liquid might cause electrical problem to the hood.
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electrical shock.
range
IN STALL ATI ON: US E ONLY WI TH RANG E HOOD COR D CONNE CTI ON KITS TH AT HAVE B EEN IN VES TIGATED AN D F OUN D ACC EPTA BLE FOR US E WITH TH IS MODE L RA NGE HOO D. A UT ILIS ER SEU LEME NT AVEC UN E TROU SSE DE RA CCO RDEM ENT D E CORDO N DE H OTT E VERI FIE E ET AP PROU VEE PO UR EMPL OI AVEC CE MODE LE DE HOTT E.
IN STALL ATI ON REQU IRE MEN T
1. Do not i nstall the rang e hood where there are many doors ro windows in orde r to avoid effecti ng the exhaust effi ciency of the hood that caused by air co nvection. (fig .1)
2. Inst all the range hoo d right above the cooking surface. The recomm ended dista nce between the c ooking surface and the lower edge of the range hood is minim um 27.56" to maxi mum 31.5". (Fig.2)
3. In ord er to get the best pe rformance, do not extend the vent pipe too long, and try t o make the bend of th e vent pipe less an d straight, make sure the vent pipe co nnection is firm a nd air proof. (Fig.3)
4. Af ter hanging the r ange hood on the wall, make sure the hood is level and verti cal. (Fig.4)
5. The air Outlet is n ot allowed to connect to chimney flues or combustion g as ducts . The air out let should under no circumstance s be connected to v entilation ducts f or room in which fu el-burning appliances are installed.
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27. 56-31 .5"
NOT LEV E LNOT LEV E L
COR R E C T
NOT COR R E C T
INSTA L L AT I O N P R O C E D U R E S
SAFETY WARNING HOOD MAY HAVE VERY SHARP EDGES; PLEASE WEAR PROTECTIVE GLOVES I F IT IS NECESSARY TO REMOVE ANY PARTS FOR INSTALLING, CLEANING OR SERVICING.
Step 1: Fix the position of the range hood in accordance with the recommended
27.5 6"-31 .5"
Vent pipe
height between 27.56"-31.5" from the cooking surface and the lower edge of the hood.
M4 sc rews
Air O utlet
Step 2: Put vent pipe (set the vent pipe into the outlet of the blower box, screw up 2pcs M4 screws to fix).
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Exp ansio n hange r
Step 3 Match the 8pcs expansion hanger with the hoods assembly.
7.76 "
16p cs scre ws
16p cs nuts
Step 4: Use 16pcs M4 screws to fix the hangers.
Step 5: Put the inner duct cover and outer duct cover on the blower box. The pull out the exhaust pipe to the level of the inner duct cover.
Step 6: As per the screw positions on the upper support frame, drill 4 holes (about Φ0.31"), then fill the expanding rubber into the holes.
7.76 "
Aiming the holes on the ceiling, fix the ceiling cover with the expanding screws tightly and make sure it is firm.
Step 7: Install expansion strip with the ceiling cover (Upper one).
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Step 8: Pull the inner cover to the ceiling, aiming the upper support frame, fix it with M4*12 screws provided.
Step 9: Install grease filter. Match the fix pin to the fix hole and button the filter gently as the direction of arrow A.
OPERATING INSTRUCTION
1). Electronic Switch
1.How to use the Touch Control Press t o turn on / off the light. Press t o select t he high speed. Press t o select t he medium speed. Press t o select t he low speed. Press t o select o n/off.
2). Touch Control
Ligh t Timer Spee d down Spee d up Max spee d On/off
Turn on and turn off the light Set time Speed down, from speed 3 to speed 1
Speed up, from speed 1 to speed 3 To start max speed To turn on and turn off the power
Time se tt in g: Press for approximat el y 3 se co nd s.
Touc h (Speed up) to set hour. Touc h (Speed down) to set min ut e.
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MAI N T E N A N C E
CAU T I ON: NEVER PUT YO UR H A N D I N TO THE ARE A HOUSING WHI L E T H E FAN IS OPERATI N G. FOR TH E OPTIMAL L E V EL FO O PERATI O N, CLEAN THE RANGE HOO D SUR FA C E, AN AND ALUM INUM FILTE R REG U L ARLY.
1. Use only mild soap or detergent solutions to clean the range hood surface. Dry surfaces using soft cloth.
2. Using a stainless steel cleaner to bring the glow back into a stainless finish.
3. Clean the filter once a week or according to use status. Press the buckle of the filter slightly, take off the filter and put it into warm soapy water using mild detergent, wipe the filter with soft brush. Replace the filter after it’s dry.
4. Clean the motor fan and other inside parts once half year or according to use status by QU A LIFIED PERSON .
5. D O NO T clean motor with water or other liquid.
TO R E P L A CE LI G H T
To replace Led light (Pic.1) Сaution: L E D light can not replace a new bulb, just replace a new
LED light assembly. Make sure all the control switches are off, and the range hood is unplugged! Please follow below instructions:
1. Take out the filters, and cut off the wire connection of the light.
2. Press the spring according to the arrow direction, then you can take off the L E D light.
3. You can replace a new LED assembly no more than rating.
4. Then put the light assembly to the hood in reverse direction. Connect the wire of the lamp.
5. Fit on the filters.
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WAR NIN G – TO RE DUC E THE RIS K OF A RANG E TOP G REA SE F IRE:
a) Ne ver lea ve surf ace uni ts unat tende d at high s ettin gs. Boi lover s cause s mokin g and gre asy
spi llove rs that m ay igni te. Hea t oils sl owly on l ow or med ium set tings .
b) Alw ays tur n hood O N when cooking a t high he at or whe n flambe ing foo d (i.e. Crepe s Suzet te,
Che rries J ubile e, Pepp ercor n Beef Fl ambe’ ).
c) Cl ean ven tilat ing fan s frequ ently. Grea se shou ld not be a llowe d to accu mulat e on fan or fi lter.
d) Us e prope r pan siz e. Alway s use coo kware a pprop riate f or the si ze of the s urfac e element.
WAR NIN G – TO RE DUC E THE RIS K OF I NJU RY TO PER SON S IN THE EV ENT O F A RA NGE
TO P GRE ASE FI RE, O BSE RVE THE FO LLO WIN G: SM OTH ER FLA MES with a clo se-fit ting li d,
coo kie she et, or me tal tra y, then tu rn off the b urner. B E CA REF UL TO P REV ENT B URN S.
If th e flames d o not go ou t immed iatel y, EVACUAT E AN D CALL T HE FIR E DEPART MEN T.
b) N EVE R PICK U P A FL AMI NG PAN – You may be b urned .
c) D O NOT US E WATE R, inc ludin g wet dis hclot hs or tow els – a vio lent st eam exp losio n will re sult.
d) Us e an exti nguis her ON LY if:
1) You know you hav e a Class A BC ext ingui sher, and you alr eady kn ow how to o perat e it.
2) The fire i s small a nd cont ained i n the are a where i t start ed.
3) The fire d epart ment is b eing ca lled.
4) You can fight the fi re with y our bac k to an exi t.
WAR NIN G: TO P ROV IDE PR OTE CTI ON AG AIN ST EL ECT RIC SH OCK , CONN ECT T O
PR OPE RLY GR OUN DED OU TLE TS ONLY.
A UTIL ISE R SEUL EME NT AVEC UN E TROU SSE DE RA CCO RDE MEN T DE C ORD ON DE
HO TTE V ÉRIF IÉE E T APP ROU VÉE PO UR EMP LOI AVE C CE M ODÈ LE D E HOT TE.
WAR NIN G - To Reduc e The Risk Of Fi re Or Ele ctric S hock, D o Not Use This F an With Any
Sol id-St ate Spe ed Cont rol Dev ice. AVERTIS SEM ENT : N E CO NVI ENT PA S A DE S
RE GUL ATEU RS DE VI TES SE A SEM I-C OND UCT EUR S.
GR OUN DIN G INST RUC TIO NS
Thi s appli ance mu st be gro unded . In the ev ent of an e lectr ical sh ort cir cuit, g round ing
red uces th e risk of e lectr ic shoc k by prov iding a n escap e wire fo r the ele ctric c urren t. This
app lianc e is equi pped wi th a cord h aving a g round ing wir e with a gr oundi ng plug . The plug
mus t be plug ged int o an outl et that i s prope rly ins talle d and gro unded .
WAR NIN G – Imprope r groun ding ca n result in a ri sk of ele ctric s hock.
Con sult a qu alifie d elect ricia n if the gr oundi ng inst ructi ons are n ot comp letel y under stood ,
or if d oubt ex ists as t o wheth er the ap plian ce is pro perly g round ed.
Do no t use an ex tensi on cord . If the po wer sup ply cor d is too sh ort, ha ve a qual ified el ectri cian
ins tall an o utlet n ear the a pplia nce
CO NSI GNE S DE M ISE A LA T ERR E
Cet a ppare il doit ê tre mis à l a terre . En cas de c ourt- circu it, le fil d e mise à la t erre li mite le
ris qué de ch oc élec triqu e parce q u’il as sure le r etour d u coura nt à la ter re. L’app areil e st
liv ré avec u n cordo n muni d’ un fil de te rre et d’ une fich e de mise à l a terre , qui doi t être
bra nchée s ur une pr ise mis e à la terr e corre cteme nt inst allée .
AVERTI SSEM ENT — Une mi se à la ter re inco rrect e peut en traîn er des ri sques d e choc
éle ctriq ue. Con sulte r un élec trici en comp étent e n cas de do ute sur c es cons ignes d e mise
à la te rre ou en c as d’in certi tude co ncern ant la mi se à la ter re corr ecte du c ircui t sur leq uel
l’a ppare il est br anché .
Ne pa s utili ser de co rdon de r allon ge. Si le c ordon d ’alim entat ion est t rop cou rt, fai re inst aller
une p rise pa r un élec trici en comp étent à p roxim ité de l’ appar eil.
WAR NIN G - TO RE DUC E THE RIS K OF F IRE , USE ON LY META L DUC T WOR K.
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TROUBLE S HOOTING
CAUTION: Disconnect the power supply before servicing.
Status
No power
The motor does not run
Body vibration
Noise vibration
Weak suction
Light does not work
Cause and Method of Repairing
Check circuit breakers If the power supply is damaged, please call for a qualified person
a).The motor is broken, replace motor. b). The switch control is broken, replace switch. c). The capacitor is broken, replace capacitor.
a).The installation is not correct, check it and make sure the hood is level. b). The fan is broken, replace motor assembly. c). The fan motor was not properly installed, check and make sure it is firmly installed.
Something dropped into the blower, check and clean blower.
a). The distance from the range hood to cooking
surface is too far, make sure the distance between bottom of the hood to cooking surface is minimum 24" to maximum 27". b). Windows, doors and drafts can effect the performance of the range hood. c). There are other air conditions effecting the vent pipe, make sure lower vent pipe’s exit is in a downward direction. d). The running rate of the motor slows down, replace the motor or capacitor. If the range hood is near the window, the best solution is to protect the back of the range hood from draft caused by a window or door.
Replace LED lamp.
Tools required
Philips Screwdriver
Philips Screwdriver
Philips Screwdriver
Philips Screwdriver
Philips Screwdriver
Philips Screwdriver
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