Troubleshooting Checklist - GE Energy Star JVE40 Manual Del Usuario

CONNECT DUCTWORK TO HOOD
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Use duct tape to make joints secure and air tight.
Note: Illustration shows rectangular to round duct adapter.
Duct tape
INSTALL LAMPS
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WARNING:
Hg
- Lamp contains Mercury. Manage in accord with
disposal laws. See www.lamprecycle.org or 1-800-435-4448.
For installation, handling and disposal precautions, refer to
the fluorescent lamp packaging literature.
WARNING:
To reduce the risk of electric shock, do not connect electrical
power to the hood without both lamps in place.
CAUTION:
Do not touch the hood lamps when they are on. They may
be hot enough to cause injury.
To prevent injury from broken lamps, handle lamps carefully
and do not operate hood without lamp lens covers in place.
This hood requires two Compact Fluorescent Lamps (CFL)
with a GU24 base (included), maximum 15 watts.
To change the lamps:
When installing or replacing a lamp, make sure that
power to the light has been turned off. Never allow a
lamp to come into contact with water.
Remove the lens cover by sliding it in a horizontal direction
and pulling it down and away from the hood.
Grasp the lamp by the plastic base portion of the lamp
and unscrew it.
Replace with energy saving GE 15W Compact Fluorescent
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Installation Instructions
FOLLOW ELECTRICAL CODE
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Complete the electrical wiring according to National
Electrical Code and local codes.
NOTE: This hood must be permanently grounded.
Connect house wiring (120 VAC) to hood wiring.
CONNECT WIRING
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Connect house black to hood black wire, house white
to hood white wire, and house ground to hood green/
yellow wire. Securely tighten the strain relief clamp
onto the house wiring.
REPLACE WIRING COVER
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Replace the wiring cover.
REPLACE FILTERS
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The installation is complete. Turn on power at service
panel, and test for proper operation.

TROUBLESHOOTING CHECKLIST

If the hood seems to be operating at high speed when
the control is not set on high, or if ventilation seems
Knockouts not removed from hood.
Damper blade not opening.
Reduced airflow because the duct is too small or the
duct length is too long.
The duct is blocked.
Undersized or restrictive wall or roof cap.
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