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GE PVWS936, PVWT936 manual Using the hood controls, Control Device Reset, Hood Operation, Filters

Models: PVWS936 PVIG940 PVWG936 PVWS930 PVWT936

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Safety Instructions

Using the hood controls.

Throughout this manual, features and appearance may vary from your model.

A B D F C E G HI

Operating Instructions

A - MOTORSTOP

B - SPEED DECREASE

D - LED:SPEED 1

F- LED: SPEED 2 AND METAL FILTER SATURATION (WHEN FLASHING)

C - LED: SPEED 3 AND COAL FILTER SATURATION (WHEN FLASHING)

E- MOTOR START AND SPEED INCREASE G - TIMED INTENSIVE SPEED

H - LED TIMED INTENSIVE SPEED

I- “ON-OFF’ LIGHT

-MOTOR OPERATING PERFORMANCE CHECK- UP. WHEN ANY OF THE BUTTONS ARE PRESSED, ALL FOUR LEDS TURN ON TO INDICATE THAT THE FOUR FAN SPEEDS OPERATE PROPERLY. IF ONE OF THE LIGHTS DOES NOT COME ON, IT MEANS THAT THE SPEED CORRESPONDING TO THAT LIGHT DOES NOT WORK.

Care and Cleaning

Control Device Reset

Grease Filters:

After cleaning the grease filters, press buttons (A)-(E) for 2 seconds until you hear the beep and the LED stops flashing.

Coal Filter:

After replacing the cartridge, press both buttons (A)-(B) for 2 seconds until you hear the beep. The LED will stop flashing.

The coal filter saturation is also indicated when the hood is used in vented version.

The hood is provided with a storage device which counts the number of hours of operation and which regulates the lighting up of the coal filter saturation LEDS.

For the correct operation of this device, it is important that the hood be switched off by pressing button (A) before unplugging it for any maintenance work.

Tips

Hood Operation

Turn the fan on for approximately 5 minutes before you start cooking in order to create some upwards drafts

through the hood.

This causes the heat, smoke, steam, grease and odours produced during cooking to be pushed outwards, thereby preventing them from drifting into other rooms.

Use the low speed settings for normal use and the high speed settings for strong odours or thick smoke.

The presence of drafts in the kitchen or in the hood reduces the efficiency of the hood. These drafts

should be avoided wherever possible.

Consumer Support Troubleshooting

Filters

The metal grease filters are manufactured using anodised aluminium and have an unlimited duration.

 

To remove the metal grease filter/s:

To replace the metal grease filter/s:

 

■ Unplug the hood from the mains

■ Follow the same procedure, but

 

socket.

backwards.

 

FOR MODELS PVIG940, PVWG936

 

 

■ Press the clips towards the centre and

 

Fig. 1

remove the filters. Fig. 1.

 

 

 

 

FOR MODELS PVWS930, PVWS936,

 

 

PVWT936

 

 

■ Press the handles and remove the

 

 

filters. Fig. 2.

 

Fig. 2

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