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- Page 1 All About Servicing RANGE HOOD With Electronic Controls FHWC3050RS / FHWC3650RS ™ 316495171 December 2015...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
This Manual has been prepared to provide Service Personnel with Operation and Service Information for Microwave Hood Combinations FHWC3050RS / FHWC3650RS. Table of Contents Section 1 Basic Information ..............................1-1 Safe Service Practices ............................... 1-1 Before and After Servicing Warnings ..........................1-2 Product Specifications .............................. -
Page 3: Section 1 Basic Information
Section 1 Basic Information Safe Servicing Practices Avoid personal injury and/or property damage by observing important Safe Servicing Practices. Following are some limited examples of safe practices: 1. DO NOT attempt a product repair if you have any doubts as to your ability to complete the repair in a safe a satisfactory manner. - Page 4 This service manual is intended for use by persons having electrical and mechanical training and a level of knowledge of these subjects generally considered acceptable in the appliance repair trade. Electrolux home products cannot be responsible, nor assume any liability, for injury or damage of any kind arising from the use of this manual.
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Page 5: Product Specifications
Section 1 Basic Information 第一章：基本信息 Product Specification Item Description 120V/60Hz 2.75 Amperes, 330Watts Power Requirements: FHWC3050RS: 10.5"H x 30"W x 20"D Product dimension: FHWC3650RS: 10.5"H x 36"W x 20"D LED lamps: 4 ×1.5W LED Lamp (Off, On, Front, Rear) FHWC3050RS: 46 lbs Weight: FHWC3650RS: 52 lbs Approx. -
Page 6: Section 2 Working Principles
Section 2: Working Principle Ventilation Methods Hot Air Exhaust 1. Direct exhaust mode vertical: For this venting method, hot air rising from the conventional range below is drawn in by the range hood fan motor through the vent grille and grease filters up through the right and left sides of the blower motor, then discharged vertically at rear center top of the range hood into the customer’s vent system. -
Page 7: Electrical Circuit Diagram
Section 2: Working Principle Electrical circuit diagram Description of components LED lamps Installed on the front and rear panels, used for lighting during cooking. The two front lamps or two rear lamps or all lamps can be turned on or off. Grease filters Used to filter the grease from the range cook top. - Page 8 Section 2: Working Principle There are four positions for the lamp switch, OFF, ON, FRONT and REAR. When it is at OFF, all lamps go out; when it is at ON, all lamps are on; when it is at FRONT only the lamps on the front are on;...
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Page 9: Section 3 Troubleshooting And Testing
Section 3: Troubleshooting and Testing WARNING In order to reduce the risks of fire, electric shock or personal injury The range hood power should be disconnected before any maintenance. The range or cook top power must be disconnected before maintenance. CK=Check / RE=Replace Condition Working State... -
Page 10: Check Procedure
Section 3: Troubleshooting and Testing Check procedure Code Check methods for parts Check PCB control board Disconnect the power and remove the PCB control board. Check for any discoloration or broken parts, if any, replace the PCB control board. Reconnect all leads removed during testing Reconnect the power supply. - Page 11 Section 3: Troubleshooting and Testing Check blower fan motor 1. If the motor doesn’t turn, turn the fan switch to HI speed and measure the voltage between the Pin 3 and Pin 4 (black and white wires) of the 5 pin connector on the PCB board control. If 120V appear and the start capacitor and fan switch are good then replace the blower fan motor.
- Page 12 Section 3: Troubleshooting and Testing Check light switch Disconnect the power supply. Remove the wires from the switch. Rotate the switch to each position and check resistance across the terminals with a multimeter. If the contacts do not measure open or closed per the below figure then replace the switch.
- Page 13 Section 3: Troubleshooting and Testing Check fan switch Disconnect the power supply. Remove the wires from the switch. Rotate the switch to each position and check resistance across the terminals with a multimeter. If the contacts do not measure open or closed per the below figure then replace the switch.
- Page 14 Section 3 Troubleshooting and Testing Notes...
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Page 15: Section 4 Component Removal
Section 4: Component Removal WARNING To prevent an electrical shock, take the following precautions: Disconnect the power. Trip circuit breaker to the OFF position, or remove fuse. Do not service when the range hood is working. Make sure all electrical connections are correct and secure. Make sure all electrical leads are properly dressed and secured away from sharp edges, high-temperature components, and moving parts. -
Page 16: Front Panel
Section 4: Component Removal Front Panel Removal NOTE 1. Cut off power to the hood unit. 2. The vent grill cover and filter assembly needs to be removed before the front panel can be removed 1. Remove screws at the both sides of the front panel. -
Page 17: Fan Or Light Switch Assembly
Section 4: Component Removal Fan or Light Switch Assembly Removal NOTE 1. Cut off power to the hood unit. 2. The vent grill cover, filter assembly and front panel needs to be removed before the switch assembly can disassembled If replacing the switch assembly go to step 4.To Push in on the knob to release then pull replace the knob assembly unscrew and the knob off the switch. - Page 18 Section 4: Component Removal Remove the screws from the knob assembly base to the switch assembly. Replace knob assembly and reassemble. If replacing the switch assembly go to step 6. Remove the wire terminals from the switch. Replace the switch assembly. Refer to the wiring diagram in Chapter 3 for either the light switch or fan switch when reconnecting wire terminals.
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Page 19: Control Box Top Cover
Section 4: Component Removal Control Box Top Cover Removal 3． The removal of control box top cover is NOTE done. 1. Cut off power to the hood unit. 2. The vent grill cover and filter assembly needs to be removed before the control box top cover can be removed 1．... -
Page 20: Motor Start Capacitor
Section 4: Component Removal Motor Start Capacitor Removal NOTE NOTE 1. Cut off power to the hood unit. 1. After reinstalling the new capacitor check wire terminal connections are secure and correct 2. The vent grill cover, filter assembly and control before reassembly. -
Page 21: Pcb Board Control
Section 4: Component Removal PCB Board Control Removal NOTE 1. Cut off power to the hood unit. 2. The vent grill cover, filter assembly and control box top cover needs to be removed before the PCB control board can be removed 3. -
Page 22: Motor Blower Assembly
Section 4: Component Removal Motor Blower Assembly Removal NOTE 1. Cut off power to the hood unit. 2. The vent grill cover, filter assembly and control box top cover needs to be removed before the motor blower assembly can be removed 3. -
Page 23: Led Light Lamp
Section 4: Component Removal LED Light Lamp Removal 5． Remove four screws from the motor blower installation bracket and remove bracket. NOTE 1. Cut off power to the hood unit. 2. The vent grill cover and filter assembly needs to be removed before replacing LED light lamp. -
Page 24: Latch Vent Grill Cover
Section 4: Component Removal Latch Vent Grill Cover Removal 2． Take the light LED lamp out and disconnect NOTE connector from light LED lamp. The vent grill cover needs to be removed before replacing the latch. 1． Remove the screw from the vent grill cover latch. 3．... -
Page 25: Hinge Bracket Vent Grill Cover
Section 4: Component Removal Hinge Bracket Vent Grill Cover Removal NOTE The vent grill cover needs to be removed before replacing the hinge bracket. 1． Unscrew hinge bracket 2． Push the hinge bracket forward to release from mounting hole and pull out NOTE 1. -
Page 26: Latch / Latch Bracket
Section 4: Component Removal Latch / Latch Bracket Removal NOTE NOTE 1. Cut off power to the hood unit. 1. Note the mounting position of the latch to the latch bracket before removal for proper reassembly 2. The vent grill cover and filter assembly needs to otherwise vent grill will not latch properly. - Page 27 Section 4: Component Removal Notes 4-13...
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