Range hood maintenance knowledge
1. The installation height of the range hood is crucial for both performance and safety. It should be positioned so that it doesn’t touch the stove, but also remains close enough to effectively capture cooking fumes. The ideal distance between the bottom of the hood and the top of the stove is typically between 650mm and 700mm.
2. To ensure optimal airflow and reduce noise, the exhaust pipe should be as short as possible with minimal bends. If bends are necessary, make sure they have a large radius to allow smooth air movement and maintain strong suction power.
3. When installing in a shared flue equipped with a check valve, always verify that the valve opens and closes properly. A faulty check valve can restrict airflow and reduce the efficiency of your range hood.
4. Proper leveling of the range hood is essential during installation. An uneven unit can cause oil to flow improperly inside the unit, leading to leaks or damage over time.
5. Always use a grounded electrical outlet when installing your range hood. This ensures safe operation and reduces the risk of electrical issues.
6. Regular cleaning of the range hood is important to prevent oil buildup on the motor, fan blades, and internal components. Excessive grease can lead to increased noise, vibration, and even oil leakage from the unit.
7. While using the range hood, make sure there is proper air circulation in the kitchen. Poor ventilation can create negative pressure, which may reduce the hood’s effectiveness and cause backdrafts.
8. Avoid opening the hood for cleaning unless you're certain about the process. Improper handling can affect the motor’s performance and increase noise levels. It's best to leave professional maintenance to trained technicians to ensure everything works correctly and safely.
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