Care and Maintenance

Clean the range hood as many times as possible (especially, clean the filter once a month) as it becomes dirty and deteriorates in function if it’s left unclean. For a family size of 4 to 5 people and cooking twice a day, clean the filter once every two weeks to avoid grease contamination and grease build-up, which is difficult to clean.

CAUTION

• Before replacing the light bulb or cleaning the range hood, be sure to turn the push button switch OFF and switch off the breaker of service panel.

•For safety, always wear working gloves, safety glasses or goggles while cleaning the filter, etc.

•Keep people away when cleaning to avoid injury from unexpected falling of filter or splashing of detergent.

•If the bulb burns out, wait until it has cooled off before removing, or you may burn your hand.

CAUTION

• Do not splash water on the electric parts such as the motor, switch, or connectors.

Do not use a spray type detergent to clean the electric parts. It may cause trouble.

• Do not use solvents such as thinner, benzine or the like and polishing powder for cleaning the painted surfaces, face plates, etc. as these parts may become lusterless or scored.

•Do not wash parts with a hard brush or the like for cleaning as they can cause damage.