PREMIUM PCH760R (01) PDF DOCUMENT

For proper installation and performance of your PREMIUM PCH760R, please follow these requirements:

1. Do not install the cooker hood where there are many doors or windows, as this can affect the exhaust efficiency due to air convection.

2. Install the cooker hood directly above the hob. The recommended distance between the hob and the lower edge of the cooker hood is a minimum of 650mm and a maximum of 700mm.

3. To achieve optimum performance, avoid elongating the exhaust pipe excessively. Try to make the bend of the exhaust pipe as minimal and wide as possible, ensuring the connection is airproof.

4. After hanging the unit on the wall, ensure the hood is level and vertical.

5. The air outlet must not be connected to chimney flues or combustion gas ducts. Under no circumstances should the air outlet be connected to ventilation ducts for a room where fuel-burning appliances are installed.

SAFETY WARNING: The hood may have very sharp edges. Please wear protective gloves if it is necessary to remove any parts for installing, cleaning, or servicing.

Step 1: Prepare the Air Outlet and Exhaust Pipe

Fix the air outlet to the bottom cover with four screws. Put the exhaust pipe to the air outlet and use one ST3.9X10 screw to fix the exhaust pipe.

Step 2: Mount the Hood

According to the space between holes A&B on the back of the hood, drill 2 holes level on the wall with an 8mm diameter and 60-70mm in depth. Press the 2 expanding tubes provided into the holes. Tighten the 2 wood screws (5x60mm) into the expanding tubes, ensuring they are fixed enough and cannot be moved. Hang the cooker hood on the 2 wood screws, making sure it is level and stable.

Step 3: Assemble the Duct Covers

Match the duct bracket to the holes of the inner duct cover and fix it well with M4 screws.

Step 4: Insert Duct Covers

Insert the inner duct cover into the outer duct cover. The inner duct cover must fix to the outer duct cover’s orientation slot.

Step 5: Attach the Duct Cover Assembly

Put the outer duct cover onto the unit body and use two M4x10 screws to fix the outer duct cover to the unit body.

Step 6: Secure the Inner Duct Cover

1. Extend the inner duct cover up to the desired height. Mark the two keyholes of the duct cover bracket on the wall with a pen.

2. Lower the inner duct cover gently. Drill the marked keyholes to a depth of 60-70 mm on the horizontal level using an 8mm drill.

3. Press the provided expanding tubes into the holes.

4. Match the inner duct cover with the holes and tighten it with two 5×60 wood screws.

Step 7: Extend the Exhaust Pipe

Extend the air outlet of the exhaust pipe out-of-door. Try to make the bend of the exhaust pipe more than 120°.

The PREMIUM PCH760R features a push-button control panel with the following functions:

A (Off): When the hood is operating, press button A to turn the hood off.

B (Low Speed): Press button B to run the fan at low speed.

C (Mid Speed): Press button C to run the fan at mid speed.

D (High Speed): Press button D to run the fan at high speed.

E (Light): Press button E once to turn on the light. Press it again to turn off the light.

CAUTION: NEVER PUT YOUR HAND INTO THE AREA HOUSING WHILE THE FAN IS OPERATING.

For the optimal level of operation, clean the range hood surface, fan, and filter regularly.

1. Use only mild soap or detergent solutions to clean the cooker hood surface. Dry surfaces using a soft cloth.

2. Use a stainless steel cleaner to bring the glow back into a stainless steel finish.

3. Clean the aluminum filter once a week or according to use status. Press the buckle of the aluminum filter slightly, take off the aluminum filter, and put it into warm soapy water using mild detergent. Wipe the filter with a soft brush. Replace the filter after it is dry.

4. Clean the motor fan and other inside parts once every half year or according to use by a QUALIFIED PERSON.

5. DO NOT clean the motor with water or other liquid.

Caution: The lamp unit may be hot! Wait until the unit is cool. Use the same type of light bulb.

Make sure all control switches are off and the cooker hood is unplugged! Please follow the below instructions:

Warning: Make sure the bulb is cool before you touch it!

1. Take out the filters.

2. Loosen the old light bulb.

3. Replace with a new light bulb which is the same type and no more than the specified rating.

4. Fit the filters back on.

• Do not connect the air outlet to chimney flues or combustion gas ducts.

• Do not leave naked flames under the hood.

• In case of any damage to the power cable, have it replaced by a qualified person.

• Clean the hood correctly in accordance with the instructions to avoid the possibility of a fire accident.

• Bulb replacement should be undertaken by a qualified electrician or a competent person. Always use a bulb with a rating that is not more than specified.

• Dress in protective gloves before you start to clean the hood. Remove components gently during cleaning.

• Never wash the control switch with water or other liquid to avoid electrical problems.

• The cleaning of the motor fan should be undertaken by a qualified person. Pay attention to avoid any distortion of the fan during cleaning.

• Never pull the plug out of the power supply with a wet hand to avoid the possibility of electric shock.

• Disconnect the cooker hood from the power supply if the appliance will not be used for a long time.

If the power supply is damaged, please call the technicians to repair. You will need a “+” type screwdriver and sharp pincers for servicing.

If the lamp works but the motor does not run, check the following possible causes using a “+” type screwdriver:

a) Remove the vane guard and rotate the vane by hand. If the vane cannot move smoothly, the core or bearings of the motor may be damaged. In this case, replace with a new motor.

b) If the motor stops running and has a bad odor after a moment of operation, the motor wires may be burnt out. Replace the motor.

c) If the starting wire (yellow) is disengaged from the condenser, it needs to be rewired.

d) If the condenser is damaged, replace it with a new one.

Also, check the following:

a) Take off the filter and check if the connection between the air inlet and wind chamber is sealed.

b) Check if the connection between the air exhaust pipe and wind chamber leaks oil. If it does, please fill it up with varnish or thinner.

If you are experiencing machine vibration, use a “+” type screwdriver to check the following:

a) If the motors were not firmly screwed, tighten them up.

b) If the vane is damaged or unbalanced, replace it with a new one.

Weak suction can be caused by several factors. Use a “+” type screwdriver to investigate and resolve:

a) The distance is too far between the Range Hood and the Gas Cooker. Adjust the height.

b) Too many open windows or doors are causing strong wind convection. Close some of them.

c) If the Range Hood is set upon a window, the best solution is to put a three-ply board on the back of the Range Hood to cover the hollow of the window.

If the hood is tilted, use a “+” type screwdriver to make adjustments:

a) Adjust the height of the model where it hangs on the ceiling.

b) If the model tilts forward, lock it into the wall with the wood screw again (the screw should peep out around 0.5 – 1 cm from the wall), or check if the fixing screws for the model are loose.

Using a “+” type screwdriver, just unscrew the lamp shade and replace it with a new bulb, then put the lamp shade back.