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10
Cleaning the grease filters
Keeping this filter clean will keep the rangehood
extraction performance at an optimum. Please
strictly follow the guidelines below.
– The grease filter is made of high-density
stainless steel. Please ensure you never use
a corrosive detergent during cleaning.
– Method 1: Put the filter into 40–50°C
clean water with a small amount of regular
dishwashing liquid, and soak for 2–3 mins.
Wear gloves and clean with a soft brush.
Please do not apply too much pressure,
as the filter is delicate and will damage easy.
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Warning! Your rangehood grease filters can
not be washed in your dishwasher, or the
protection coating would be cleaned away.
Cleaning the cooker hood
To protect the main body of your rangehood
from corrosion or stains, the cooker hood should
be cleaned with hot water with a non-corrosive
detergent every two months. For stubborn stains
or marks, you can try using a specific stainless
steel cleaner available from most supermarkets.
Warning!
Please do not use a corrosive detergent, or
abrasive cloths, as it will damage the body.
– Keep the motor and other spare parts free
from water, as this will cause damage to the
appliance.
– Before cleaning the rangehood, always switch
the power off at the outlet and unplug the
rangehood.
– If your rangehood has a damaged plug or
cord, please ensure your rangehood remains
unplugged and contact After Sales Support for
further assistance. Any electrical work should
only be completed by a suitably licenced and
authorised person.
– If you’re using a carbon filter, it should never
be exposed to heat.
CLEANING & MAINTENANCE
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