Range Hood Model:HIH-G60HM-G HIH-G75HM-G HIH

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Range ATION GUIDE/USER GUIDE

CONTENTS1 Introduction2 Safety and warnings3 Installation instructions4 About your range hood5 Operating Instructions-Control Panel6 Cleaning and maintenance7 Troubleshooting8 Warranty12489111315IMPORTANT!SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONSThe models shown in this user guide may not be available in all marketsand are subject to change at any time. For current details about model a-nd specification availability in your country, please contact your localHaier dealer.

INTRODUCTIONThank-you for purchasing a Haier range hood.This user guide explains the features and functions, and will helpyou get the most out of your range hood.We hope you enjoy your new range hood.1

SAFETY AND WARNINGS! WARNINGSElectric Shock HazardRead and follow the safety and warnings outlined in this user guide beforeoperating this appliance.Never touch the power plug or electrical components, or manipulate thepower switch with wet hands.Altering of the internal wiring is strictly prohibited, unless performed byprofessional maintenance personnel.When cleaning, never allow electrical components such as the motor,switch and connector to get wet.Failure to do so can result in death, electric shock, fire or injury to persons.Children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with theappliance. Details for cleaning refer to part of ‘Cleaning and maintenance’.IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONSWARNING! When using this appliance always exercise basic safety precautionsincluding the following: Disconnect the power supply when cleaning or inspecting the product. Do not damage or place heavy objects on the power cord. There must be adequate ventilation of the room when the range hood is used at thesame time as appliances burning gas or other fuels. (A partial vacuum in the room couldresult in too high a concentration of gas in the air). Never expose the range hood to a burner or element that is turned on without a pot orpan covering it. If the hood is installed above the gas appliance, the minimum distance between thesupport surface of the cooking vessel on the cooktop and the lowest part of the rangehood should beat least 650mm. If the gas stove installation instructions specify a largerinstallation distance,this should be considered. Never use aluminium foil on the cooktop. If using shared ducting, the air outlet must be well secured and sealed. Exhaust gases must not be discharged into a hot flue being used to vent appliancesburning gas or other fuels. Do not flambe directly under the range hood. Children and persons with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities shall notuse the range hood without supervision. This appliance can be used by children aged from 8 years and above and persons withreduced physical,sensory or mental capabilities or lack of experience and knowledge ifthey have been given supervision or instruction concerning use of the appliance in a safe way and understand the hazards involved. Children shall not play with the appliance.Cleaning and user maintenance shall not be made by children without supervision. There is a fire risk if cleaning is not carried out in accordance with the instructions. If installation is performed by a qualified person, the product should be tested to2

confirm proper operation, and the correct use of the product explained to the user. If the power supply cord is damaged, it must only be replaced by your Haier trainedand supported service technician or qualified person. Use a dedicated power outlet; the power cord must not be connected to an extensioncord or multi-socket power board. Secure grounding is required. Regulations regarding the discharge of air must be fulfilled. This appliance is an external exhaust hood, air and smoke is discharged to the outsidethrough the air duct. To properly exhaust air ensure the duct is straight. Do not clean the inside of the range hood. If you need to clean the inside, pleasecontact your Haier trained and supported service technician. The appliance shall be able to work normally under the following envi-ronmentalconditions:temperature -15 C 40 C, relative humidity 90% (at 25 C), altitude 1000m. Remove all packaging, including protective wrappings, before use. CAUTION: Accessible parts may become hot when used with cooking appliances. If installation is performed by a qualified person, the product should be tested toconfirm proper operation, and the correct use of the product explained to the user. If the power supply cord is damaged, it must only be replaced by your Haier trainedand supported service technician or qualified person.3

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONSInstallationWARNING!This product is heavy and requires two persons for installation.WARNING!Failure to install the screws or fixing device in accordance with theseinstructions may result in electrical hazards.The range hood must have secure grounding. It has a 3-pin plug. The plugmust be connected to a socket with grounding.The grounding could offer anelectricity circuit to avoid electric shock caused by electricity leakage.Please make sure the electricity supply system in your home (current,voltage, connecting wires) can meet the requirements of range hood’s normalsupply load.Please do not use high capacity fuse in electrical circuit and select thecorrect ones as required on rating label.1 Prepare the range hood for installation Before commencement, unpack the range hood and check that it functionscorrectly. The room in which the range hood is used should be well ventilated and containno flammable, explosive or corrosive materials or articles. The wall used for mounting the range hood should have sufficient strength anda flat surface. When drilling holes in the wall, do so away from water, electricity or gas lines toprevent hazards such as electric shocks or gas leaks. Temporarily mark the height of the bottom of the range hood and the centre ofthe cooktop on the wall.4

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS The suitable height of mounting shall be 650-700mm above the cooking stove.The real installation height is subject to the construction of kitchen and user’sheight. The installation instruction of gas stove has given the suitableinstallation distance, please take it into consideration.1213m 76 50m00m23mm 76 50m500mm

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS2.Install the wall plate Use an impact drill with a φ9 mm masonry bit to drill 40mm deep holes inthe wall in the locations of the wall plate holes as shown in Fig.1. Fit the expansion plugs into the holes. Secure the wall plate to the wall using the mounting screws.wall3x40mmscrewholeexpensionplugwall plateFig. 13.Install the decorative cover holder (if inner decorative cover extensionis to be used) Use an impact drill with a φ9 mm masonry bit to drill 40mm deep holes in thewall in the locationgs of the decorative cover holes as shown in Fig. 2. Fit the expansion plugs into the holes. Secure the decorative cover holder to the wall using the mounting screws.wall2x40mmscrewholewall plateFig. 26

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS4.Install the main unit (this requires 2 persons) Aim at the wall plate and secure the range hood to the wall. Ensure the mainunit and wall plate are firmly locked together.(Fig3)5.Connect the universal ducting hose Connect one end of ducting hose with the check valve and seal it. Connect the other end of the hose to a shared flue or external wall hole asshown in Fig4. The length of the universal ducting hose should not exceed 3 metres toprevent impact on venting performance. The number of bends should beminimised. Flexible ducting should be stretched tight and trimmed to suit theinstallation.6.Extend the inner decorative cover (if inner decorative cover extensionis to be used)Pull the inner decorative cover up and hook it onto the decorative cover holder.7. Fit the oil collector Slide the oil collector into the slot. Make sure the oil collector is pushed all the way in.8.Remove packagingRemove all protective wrappings.FlueExternal wallDirect exhaustMinimum 30mmØ 150mmØ 150mmONOFFWall plateFig3Fig47

ABOUT YOUR RANGEHOODTechnical DataLED Lamp2x1.5WType of PowerRated Voltage:220-240V Rated Frequency:50HzMotor Rated Power Input180WHeater Power55WRated Power Input238WMax Air Flow1200m³ /hNoise58dB(A)Max Air Pressure290PaUniversal Ducting HoseOuter Diameter 150mm, Length 180mmNet Weight60cm: 13.1kg / 75cm: 14.1kg / 90cm: 14.7kg8

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS - CONTROL PANELONOFFCONTROL PANEL FEATURES1.Press this button the hood will connect to electricity.2.When fan is on, press this button the hood will enter Delay off modeand turns off in 3 minutes.3.In Delay off mode press this button to turn off the hood.Touch this button on the panel, the cooker hood will start operating onLOW speed.Touch this button on the panel, the cooker hood will start operating onMEDIUM speed.Touch this button on the panel, the cooker hood will start operating onHIGH speed.Light: Touch this button on the panel to turn on the lights . Repeatthe action to switch-off the lights.Auto-clean:Press “ ”, the cooker hood enters into standby mode. Thentouch” ” for 3 seconds, heat auto-clean function is turned on. After workingfor 9 minutes, blower will run at low speed for 1 minute to clean the insideof the cooker hood.1.Gesture control:Wave hand from ""to"",the range hood willstart operating at LOW speed. Repeat same gesture,the cooker hoodwill switch to MEDIUM and HIGH speed, Wave hand from""to" ",the cooker hood will start DELAY mode and switch off in 3 minutes.Repeat same gesture, cooker hood will switch off immediately.2.Long touch the""button for 5 seconds, the gesture control functionwill be locked. Repeat this action,it will be turned on.9

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS - CONTROL PANELHEAT AUTO-CLEANA unique "Heat Auto-Clean" function has been provided in this range hood. This range hoodcomes with an oil collector. During cooking, the oil and dirt may go into the oil collector.Over the time,some stubborn grease and oil can get stuck inside the range hood.This unique function was designed to eliminate the stubborn grease ane oil and keep the rangehood clean.Please first touch""button, then touch""button on the panel. The light of auto clean willstart blinking. After preheating for 9 minutes, the low speed indicating light "" is on at the sametime.The motor will start working automatically for 1minute. Once auto-clean function stopsworking, the cooker hood system will switch to stand-by mode. To avoid any bad influence forcleaning performance, please do not cook during the auto clean process.All the grease are melt and goes into the inside oil outlet pipe, then drops into oil collector. Theauto-clean function will stop operating at the end of 1 minute. Wait for a moment and then carefullyremove the oil collector, make sure that you do not spill the grease. Pull the grease into a sink andclean the oil collector with a soft cloth. Install the oil collector back in place. Your range hood isclean as new from inside now.10

CLEANING AND MAINTENANCEWe recommend following ‘Cleaning and maintenance’ instructions for safety and optimalperformance of your range hood.Preparation for cleaning and maintenance Be sure to unplug the power cord before commencing cleaning or servicing of therange hood. Always wear rubber gloves during cleaning and maintenance to guard against injuryfrom sharp metal parts. Always handle removed parts carefully to avoid damaging them. Clean and service your range hood regularly, depending on the frequency of use.Cleaning the main housing (daily) The outer surface of the range hood and filter should be wiped every day after use. To protect the stainless steel finish, use a neutral detergent and a soft cloth. Never usehard brushes. Never wipe surfaces with corrosive chemicals such as gasoline or alcohol, or abrasivecleaning agents.Cleaning the oil collector (as necessary) When the oil collector is almost full,it should be removed promptly to avoid overflow. Pull the oil collector straight out to detach it from the filter. Empty the oil collector. The oil collector should be washed inwarm water with detergent (do not usecorrosive chemicals). To replace the oil collector, slide it intothe slot and ensure it is pushed all the way in.Cleaning the filter(weekly) Remove oil collector (refer toinstructions above). Loosen the screw securing the filter.filter The filter should be washed inoil collectorwarm water with detergent and left to soak.Wipe clean with a rag and rinse with fresh water. To reassemble, put it back in place and tighten with screws. Slide oil collector into the slot and ensure it is pushed all the way in.11Fig5

CLEANING AND MAINTENANCECleaning the blower (every 3 months) (this requires 2 persons) Remove the oil collector. If the inner decorative cover has been extended, unhook it from the decorative coverholder and slide it back down between the main housing and outer decorative cover. Remove the ducting from the check valve assembly. Detach the main unit from the wall plate. Remove the 4 screws that secure the outer decorative cover and remove the outer andinner decorative covers. Loosen the screws holding the main housing cover plate and remove the cover plate. Loosen the screws holding the air intake ring and remove the intake ring. Twist the nut in a clockwise direction to remove the blower. Take particular care when cleaning the blower that the clips on the blades are not moved orlost, as this will imbalance the fan and cause vibration of the entire range hood, leadingto increased noise. To reassemble replace the parts in reverse order of disassembly. The blower should be cleaned once every 3 months. It should be done by professional personnal.BlowerAir intake ringDecorative cover holderMain housingcover plateMain housingOuter decorativecoverNutFig6Cleaning the entire unit (every 6 months) (this requires 2 persons) The entire unit should be cleaned once every six months so as to maintain ventingperformance and ensure a long service life. Unplug the power cord if the range hood will not be used for a prolonged period of time. It should be done by professional personnal.12

TROUBLESHOOTINGSolutions for common faultsIn case of a fault, first try the suggestions below. If the problem cannot be fixed, please get intouch with your local Haier after-sales service centre. Only professional technicians maydismantle and repair the range hood.PROBLEMNo power.Product notworking.Light notworking.Productvibrates.Poor suction.POSSIBLE CAUSEWHAT TO DOPower supply plug is notplugged in or not properlyconnected.Connect the power plug.No power is supplied to theelectrical outlet.Restore the power supply or contactan electrician for repair.Power is not connected or afuse is blown.Restore or contact an electrician forrepair.The power supply is notconnected, or the voltage isincorrect.Restore the power supply or contactan electrician for repair.No fan speed has beenselected.Select a fan speed.Light button not pressed.Press the light button.Light has burned out.Replace the light (please contact theafter-sales service centre).Main unit is not securelyfastened to wall.Check that the main unit is fastenedsecurely.Blower is not well fitted.Fit the blower properly.Blower is damaged.Replace the blower (please contact theservice centre).Hand-tightened nut is loose.Tighten the hand-tightened nut.Windows and doors are opentoo wide during use or areclosed.Open or close doors and windowsas necessary to ensure ventingperformance.Range hood body is notinstalled at the correct height.Re-install the appliance at therequired height.Universal ducting hose is toolong, has not been stretchedtight, or has too many bends.Reduce the length of the ducting hoseor the number of bends.Shared flue aperture is toonarrow or the air outlet ispoorly sealed.Widen the flue aperture or improvethe outlet sealing.The check valve blade is stuckand cannot function properlyFix the blade and ensure the valve isworking correctly.Range hood has not beencleaned.Clean the rangehood in accordancewith the instructions.13

TROUBLESHOOTINGPROBLEMOil leak.Filter isdifficult to remove.POSSIBLE CAUSEWHAT TO DOToo much oil in the oilcollector.Remove waste oil in the oil collector.Filter has not beencleaned.Clean the filter in accordance withthe instructions.Main housing hasn't beencleaned.Wipe the main housing every dayafter use in accordance with theinstructions.Filter hasnot been cleaned.Clean the filter weekly in accordancewith the instructions.Note: if you are unable to fix the problem by following the above prompts, or one of thesituations below occurs, please unplug the range hood straight away and contact ourafter-sales service centre.1 The range hood runs unevenly when turned on;2 The range hood makes an unusual noise during operation;3 Strange odours, heat or smoke are discovered, or other unusual circumstances notmentioned above occur.The following phenomenon is not a malfunctionPHENOMENONCAUSEThe product makes a clickingnoise after the power is switchedoff for a few seconds.Air pressure causes the two blades of the check valveto open during operation. After the power supply isswitched off, the blower gradually stops rotating and theblades fall back by themselves, emitting a clickingnoise.14

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of the cooker hood. 1.Gesture control:Wave hand from " "to" ",the range hood will start operating at LOW speed.Repeat same gesture,the cooker hood will switch to MEDIUM and HIGH speed,Wave hand from" "to" ", the cooker hood will start DELAY mode and switch off in 3 minutes. Repeat same gesture,

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