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12
Maintenance Tips
Clean and maintain the hood regularly so that it is at its optimal state to perform at its maximum capacity.
Do DO NOT
• Wipe the hood body with a soft cloth and
warm cleaning solution.
• Clean the hood in the direction of the original
polish line on the hood.
• Rub repeatedly on the tough spots until they
are gone.
• You can use a non-abrasive stainless steel
polisher for a finer touch if desired.
• Check the ducts regularly to make sure they
are not clogged or leaking.
• Do not clean the hood with abrasive or
detergents containing corrosive agents, such
as chloride, iodide, fluoride, and some other
agents. These will damage the hood surface.
• Do not leave soaps or other detergents on
the hood body for too long. Wipe off any
excess cleaning solution with a clean cloth or
paper towel.
• Do not leave the hood dirty for too long as the
dirt particles can go through the fans and
cause damage to the motors.
• Do not let any debris (especially the
construction type) enter the hood. When
cleaning or renovating the kitchen/house,
make sure to cover the hood properly to
avoid any debris lodge into the hood.
• Cleaning agents such as alcohol and other
flammable agents should not be used near
the range or the stove as these may cause
fire or explosion.
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