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Manual Cookology CH100BK/A Cooker Hood

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Manual

Start Using Your Cooker Hood

Push button

1) Push the stop button, and the motor will stop.

2) Push the low button, and the motor will run at low speed.

3) Push the middle button, and the motor will run at mid speed.

4) Push the high button, and the motor will run at high speed.

5) Push the light button and the two lights will illuminate. Push it again and the light

will turn off.

TROUBLESHOOTING

Fault

Possible Cause

Solution

Light on, but motor

does not work

Fan switch turned off

Select a fan switch position.

Fan switch failed

Contact service center.

Motor failed

Contact service center.

Light does not

work, motor does

not work

House fuses blown

Reset/Replace fuses.

Mains power cable is loose or

disconnected

Refit mains power cable to

power outlet.

Switch power outlet on.

Oil leakage

One way valve and the outlet

are not tightly sealed

Take down the one way valve

and seal with sealant.

Leakage from the connection of

chimney and cover

Take chimney down and seal.

Lights not working

Broken or faulty bulbs

Replace blubs as per this

instruction.

Insufficient suction

The distance between the

cooker hood and the gas top is

too far

Refit the cooker hood to the

correct distance.

The Cooker hood

inclines

The fixing screw is not tight

enough

Tighten the hanging screw and

make it horizontal.

NOTE:

Any electrical repairs to this appliance must conform to your local, state and

federal laws. Please contact the service centre if in any doubt before

undertaking any of the above. Always disconnect the unit from the power

source when opening the unit.

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Specifications

Brand	Cookology
Model	CH100BK/A
Category	Cooker Hoods
File type	PDF
File size	0.39 MB

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How much distance should there be between my cooker hood and my hob? Verified

This can very a bit depending on the brand, but in general a cooker hood should be placed at least 65 centimeter above a gas hob and at least 50 centimeter above an electric or induction hob. This is to improve fire safety

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Do I need a cooker hood with or without motor? Verified

Cooker Hoods with motor are meant for when the air is moved directly outside. A cooker hood without motor is meant for when there is a central ventilation system. Never connect a cooker hood with motor to a central ventilation system!

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