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USE AND CARE
SWITCHES
The fan and light are each
controlled
by a rocker
switch.
The
light switch
has two positions,
"ON"
and "OFF."The
fan switch
has three
positions
- "HIGH;'"LOW"
and "OFF." ("OFF"
is the
middle
position.)
FILTERS
F30WV
Hood
Only:
Remove
aluminum
filter
by turning
filter
retainer
to one side.
(FIG.
13) Filter
should
be washed
once a month
in a hot deter-
gent
solution.
Aluminum
filters
are dishwasher
safe.
When
in-
stalling
filter,
make sure that filter slides
under retaining
tabs on
back of fan housing.
Turn
filter
retainer
so that arrows
on re-
tainer
point toward
front and back of hood.
F24WR
& F30WR
Hoods
Only:
The F24WR
AND
F30WR
hoods
are equipped
with a ductfree
filter. Remove
filter by turning
filter retainer
to one side. (FIG. 13)
The ductfree
filter is not washable,
and will last up to twelve months
with normal
use. Replace
the filter when
colored
side becomes
noticeably
dirty or discolored.
When
installing
filter,
make
sure that filter
slides
under
retain-
ing tabs on back of fan housing.
MAKE SURE
THAT
COLORED
SIDE
OF FILTER
IS NEXT
TO
FAN WHEN
FILTER
IS IN-
STALLED.
Turn
filter
retainer
so that arrows
on retainer
point
toward
front and back of hood.
WARNING
I
ALWAYS DISCONNECT ELECTRIC POWER BEFORE
I
SERVICING RANGE HOOD.
FAN ASSEMBLY
Remove
filter.
Remove
two screws
holding
motor
bracket
to
range
hood,
and unplug
fan assembly.
Be careful
not to allow
fan assembly
to drop when screws
are removed.
(FIG.
14)
CLEANING
Clean
your
hood with a mild detergent
suitable
for painted
sur-
faces.
DO NOT USE ABRASIVE
CLOTH,
STEEL
WOOL
PADS
OR SCOURING
POWDERS.
Fan assembly
may be vacuumed.
Fan assembly
is permanently
lubricated,
and never
needs
oiling.
HOW TO AVOID
A COMMON
RANGE-TOP
GREASE
FIRE
• Your range hood provides
a protective
barrier
between
the
cooking
surface
and the cabinets.
• Keep
fan, filters
and grease
laden
surfaces
CLEAN
ac-
cording
to instructions.
• Always
turn hood
ON when
cooking
at high heat to keep
the cooking
area and the hood
cooler.
• Use high heat
settings
only when
necessary.
• Never leave cooking
surface
unattended.
Boil-over
causes
smoking
and greasy
spillovers
that may ignite.
• Always
use adequate-sized
utensils.
• If preparing
flaming
foods,
such as Cherries
Jubilee,
always
turn hood ON to HIGH to prevent
a high heat situation
which
can cause
damage
or fire.
HOW TO EXTINGUISH
A COMMON
RANGE-TOP
GREASE
FIRE
• Never pick up a flaming
pan. If dropped,
flames
can spread
quickly.
• DO NOT
USE
WATER!
A violent
steam
explosion
may
result.
Wet dishcloths
or towels
are also dangerous.
• Smother
flames
with a close fitting lid, cookie sheet or metal
tray.
• Flaming
grease
can also be extinguished
with baking
soda
or a multi-purpose
dry chemical
extinguisher.
• Turn
off surface
units
- if you
can do so without
getting
burned.
FIG. 10
FIG. 11
FIG. 12
FIG. 13
CONNECTOR
GREEN GROUND SCREW
--
I
GROUND WIRE (BARE OR
GREEN WIRE)
_I /_
STAR
\\'_!
WIRES
II ]
/
GROUNDING
BRACKET
LOCKNUT
LIGHT LENS
FILTER RETAINER
FILTER
\
TABS
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