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Safety Information
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2, 3
Operating/Care
and
Cleaning Instructions
Charcoal
Filters ..............
Grease Filters ................
5
4
JVS)5
Hood Lights
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Hood Surfaces
...............
Stainless Steel Surfaces
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Vent Controls
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5
5
5
4
JV565
JV536
JV566
JV635
JV636
Installation Instructions
...6-15
jq!665
3q7666
Troubleshooting
Tips
Consumer
Support
Consumer
Support
X4'arranty
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90
19
iii!
Write the model and serial
numbers here:
Model #
Serial #
Find these nmnl_ers on a label
on the back wall of the hood.
164D4290P353 49-80200-3
02-04 JR
IMPORTANTSAFETYINFORMATION.
READALLINSTRUCTIONSBEFOREUSING.
SAFETY
PRECAUTIONS
WARNING-TO
REOUCE
THE
RISK
OF
FIRE,WARNING-TO
REOUCE
THE
RISK
OF
A
ELECTRICSHOCKORINJURY TO PERSONS,OBSERVE
THEFOLLOWING:
A. Use this unit onl} in the rammer intended b) tile
manutimtm'ec If you hmv questions, contact the
irlan
tltilct
tire/;
B. Befi)re seIMcing or cleaning unit, switch po_vwr
off at serxice panel and lock the service
disconnecting
means to prevent power fl'om
being switched on accidentally. When the set\ice
discomlecting
means camlot be locked, securel}
thsten a prominent
warning dexice, such as a tag,
to the seIMce panel.
C. Do not use this unit with an) solid-state speed
control device.
D. This unit must be grounded.
CAUTION-FORCENERAL
VE,
VT/_T,
VC
USEONLY.DONOTUSETOEXHAUST
HAZARDOUS
OREXPLOSIVE
MATERIALS
AND VAPORS.
WARNING- TO
REBUCE
THE
RISK
OF
INJURY TOPERSONSIN THEEVENT OFA RANGETOP
GREASEFIRE,OBSERVETHEFOLLOWING*:
A. SM OTHER FI AMES with a close-fitting lkt, cookie
sheet or metal tray, then turn off the bm'ne_:
BE CAREFUI, TO PREVENT BURNS. If the
flames do not gx) out immediate]y, EX,ACUATE
AND CA[ i, THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.
B. NEVER PICK UP A FIAMING
be burned.
PAN--3ftu
ma)
RANGE TOPGREASEFIRE:
A. Ne_vr leme surfiwe units unattended
at high
settings, goilo_vI_ cause smoking and gTeas)
spillovet_ that ma) ig_lim. Heat oils slowl) on
low or medimn settings.
B. Always turn hood ON when cooking
or when cooking flaming foods.
at high heat
C. Clean ventilating tiros fl'equentb'. Grease shouM
not be allo_vd to accumulam on tim or filmr,
D. Use proper
appropriate
pan size. N_l),s use cookwm'e
titr the size of the surtilce element.
WARNING-TO
REOUCE
THE
RISK
OF
FIRE,
ELECTRICSHOCKOR INJURY TO PERSONS,OBSERVE
THEFOLLOWING:
A. Installation _)I'k and electrical wiring must be
done b) qualified pelion(s)
in accordance with
all applicable codes and standards, including
fire-rated construction.
B. Sufficient air is needed tin" proper combustion
and exhausting of gases through the title
(chimne}) of filel burning equipment
to pre_ent
back dratiing. Follow the heating equipment
manufhcturer's
guideline and safet) smndm'ds
such as those published b) the National Nre
Promctktn Association (NFPA), the Amei'ican
Societ) titr Heating, Refl'igeradon and Air
Conditktning
Engineers (ASHRAE) and the
local code authorities.
C. DO NOT USE \\_4TER, inchlding _vt dishcloths
or to_vls--a violent smam explosktn will result.
C. When cutting or drilling into wall or ceiling, do
not damage electrical wiring and other hidden
utilities.
D. Use an extinguisher
D. Ducted thns must alwa)_ be vented to tile
ONIXitl
1. Ytu know you hmv a (;lass ABC extinguisher;
and you alread} know how to operate it.
2. The fire is small and contained
where it started.
3. The fire department
in the area
is being called.
4. You can fight the fire with your back to an exit.
* Based on "_tchen
b) NFPA.
Firesatbt} Tips" published
o tltdooi's,
WARNING-TO
REOUCE
THE
RISK
OF
FIRE,
USE ONLYMETALDUCTWORK.
Do not attempt to repair or replace an) part of
)'our hood unless it is specificall} recolnlnended
iI1
this gukte. 'All other selMcing should be referred
to a qualified technician.
READANDFOLLOW
THISSAFETY
INFORMATION
CAREFULLY.
READAND SAVETHESEINSTRUCTIONS
2
INSTRUCTIONS
DE SECURffE
IMPORTANTE$.
USEZ TOUTE$tES/NSTRUCT/ONSA VANT ffUT/USER _CEA_li_.oo=om
t
PRCcCAUTIONS
ENMATIecRE
DESCcCUR/TCc
........,_ AVERTISSEMENT-mRRtOUIRELE
AVERTISSEMENTRtOUISEnE
RISQUED'INCENDIE,
DESECOUSSE
ELECTRIQUE
OUDE
RISQUE
D'UNFEUDEGRAISSE
StIRLASURFACE
DE
BLESSURE
CORPORELLE,
OBSERVEZ
LESPR£'CAUTIONS CUISSON
DUFOUR:
SUIVANTES
:
A. Ne laissezjamais _ms
A.
lidMcant. Si ','(ms a'a.'z des qtl¢'StJOl/S,
B,
,\We[It
de
Otl
rdl)_ll:er
de
lletto}t'r
appelez k' Jitbricant.
S('I:\JC(!
pO(ll:
co/lral/t.
@iter
Ni \_)/IS
mdcanismes
[(Hit
lie
po/l_'z
pas
de ddbnmcheumnt
soignettselnent/ill
ttile dtiquette,
C.
bl'_lllchel/l(!l/t
avcrtisse]l/ellt
all
N'utilisezjamNs
accidente] att
\_TFO/lilleF
les
de service, attachez
B.
cet appareil
de
Cet appareil
quand
mus cuisinez
vous cuisinez
des
Netlo\cz les mdcanismes de _vndlation ti'6queumlent.
I1 ne [imt pas permettre
une accumulation
de graisse
sur le ventilateur ou sur le fihre.
D.
Utilisez line casserole
rdgl;ig-e de la \itesse h semi-coiMucteurs.
D.
(]/li
C.
bien visible, col_/i/le
avcc un mdcanisme
Mettez tot!jotnTs la hotte el/m_u'che
it haum tempgTature
ou qland
aliments qui om des flmnmes.
de service.
])ai/l/eatl
los uniE('s de cuisson de
pemvnt prendrc Ji'u. Chau//bz _/li:tt doux les substances
huil,.:uses, m'cc un rdgl_/ge bas ou moycn.
appareil,
\'otre
ddbrai/chez le cot[/';lllt au nivcatt du panneau
de service
et vcrrouillez les mdcanismes de d('brmlchemem
de
surwillancc
sur/iuc it une tcmpi, rature (,hw(*x_. Is' bouillonm'mcnt
o( CkkfliOlllledes d('bOl'(l(!l//el/tS
tilll/alllb
et gTaisseux
N'ufi]iscz cot apparel] qtte dc ]a mani,St'c prdvue pro le
de bonne
ttn ustensil(! de cuisine
l'/'ldment de cuisson.
dolt ,Stre bien mis 5 la terre.
taille. I-Itilisez toujoltrs
qui COlIVielllle all diam6tre
de
pOUR
RtOUIRE
tE
ATTENTION
- UNIOUEMENr
AUSACE
OE AVERTISSEMENTVENTILATION
GE-NE-RALE.
N'UTILISEZ
JAMAISPOUR
L'E-CHAPPEMENT
DEMATIE-RES
ETDEVAPEURS
EXPLOSIVES.
RISQUED'INCENDIE,
DESECOUSSE
E.LECTRIQUE
OUDE
BLESSURE
CORPORELLE,
OBSERVEZ
LESPRE.CAUTIONS
SUIVANTES
:
Jidr(' ('x/'(ut('r t/ms l('s tra\attx
AVERTISSEMENTPOUR
R_OUIRE
tE A. Vous/t('x('z
et de (2d)l_/g(' dlectrique par une personlle
RISQUEDEBLESSURE
CORPORELLE
SI DELAGRAISSE
PRENDFEUStIRLASURFACE
DECUISSONDUFOUR,
SUIVEZLESINSTRUCTIONS
SUIVANTES*
:
A.
I(TOUIq;EZ
( O]/Vi(!ll[,
I.ES I:I,AMMES a_e( tm (ott'v(!r(h: q/li
till(!
t61e
_ l)is(
uJts
Oil
L11/ ])latealt
C()lll[)lTl/l('ll/ellt
dgltem; ell particulier
aux incendies.
Bo
B.
NE DI{PI.ACEZJ_\M\IS
SORTEZ
UNE CASSEROI,I
N'UTII.ISEZJAM\IS
I)'EkU,
ou d(! ( hiitbn
- il se produira
vJolellt(}
D.
de vapcur
N'UTII.ISEZ
lo
_0/lS
mouilld
directives
ET APPEI.EZ
( ()filial(fill
te/Ir
E ()UI
_O/lS
( LI/IZ
un(! explosion
(]e
d'air pour
ktVOil"
/lIle
relatig
bOl/l/(!
3Jill d'6viter
loll[
retO/ll?
du ]hbricant de mat('riel
(l'kliK
S/li\_.'Z
1(!S
de combustion
et
par la
l',\merican
Society ]br Iteafing, Re/i'igerafion
mM
Nr Conditioning
Engineers
(ANIRAE), aJnsi que les
modalitds des codes locaux.
Co
que si :
( ]aSSe
Age
(}t votts
sa*,ez
et (onfind
_ll'endroit
off il a
(';
(()I/lbat[(!Z
eII
ce/tx de construction
_i
VO/IS
thites
(lIl
[F()/l
O/l
Itne
O/lV('lTtllre
d_IIs
till
Ill/IF
ou un plaJbnd, n'endolmnagez
pas les tils dlectriques
et les mitres installations cach('es de service public.
l'ufiliser;
3. V0us avez d(jh appel('
4.
qualifide,
l/()Fl//eS
les normes de s6curitd comme celles publi('es
National Nre Protection Association (NFI{\),
ell patti( ulier de serdette
UN EXTINCI'ELIR
2. I.e t{_u est r('duit
assez
codes et les
l)rttlal/te.
_/_,(?Z ILl/ eXtill(
( omment
d('\_.'z
C_/l'b/IFk/l/t,
FI .\M gE - \Oils po mez xr()ttS br tt](}12
C.
rOllS
l(:s
col/lbusdoll
et permetlre
l'd\ilcttath)ll des g;iz par le
collduit de cheminde du n'_at('l:iel de con'_b/lstioil (ill
(!l/nl('tal,
puis ('migm_z le brfllem: I:AITES glEN ,_ITENTION
I)E NE BkS \OU S BRI_JI ,ER. Si les tlammes lie
s'dteignem
pas immddiatement,
I.ES POMPIERS.
_/ tOllS
d'insufllatMn
leS
les pompiers;
f[_tI/ll/lI.!S
(!l/ tO/ll'lla]/t
112 (10S _'1
sortie.
* gasd snr l'ou'vrage infimld
publi(' par la NI:E\.
D.
Vous dc_vz t/)/{jours alimemer
les v('nfilateurs
conduits
de Fextdriem:
en air el/pr/)v(.nallce
AVERTISSEMENTpOUR
R_OUIRE
LERISQUE
D'INCENDIE,
N'UTILISEZ
QUEDESCONDUITS
ENM_'TAL
N'ess_Ewzjamais
<>
darts les
(l(' \/)tl'('
h()tt('
dc _emplkwer
si l(' t)l'('S('llt
()It (h' rdparcr
llKIll/l(!l
un i'll'merit
Xl(' l(' 1X'C()I]lll/_lll(]('
pas exl)ressdment.
"Ibut autr,.: entreden
par un technicien
qttalili&
doit £'tre eJti:ctu6
LISEZETSUIVEZ
ATTENTIVEMENT
CESINSTRUCTIONS.
LISEZETCONSERVEZ
CESINSTRUCTIONS
3
Usingthe hood controls.
Throughout this manual, features and appearance may vary from your model
Rocker Switch Controls (on some models)
Control Knobs (on some models)
€#FAN
O
FAN Control
Turn to LO,MED, HI or MAX asneeded.
O
or to NITE t0r use as
OFF
OFF
LOW
NTE
_LIGHT
O
,
Press the rocker switch at the top to turn the tim on
HI and at the bottom to turn it on LOVV.The center
position
is OFF.
Continuous
use of the tim system while cooking
helps kee I) the kitchen comt0rtable
and less humid.
It also reduces cooking o(lo_ and soiling moisture
that create a fl'equent need fi)r cleaning.
LIGHTControl
Tm'n to HI while cooking
a night light.
Hm
FAN Control
(_onfinuous
use of the tim system while cooking
helps kee I) the kitchen comflwtable
and less hmnid.
It also reduces cooking o(lo_ and soiling moisture
that create a fl'equent need for cleaning.
O
Hi
O
LIGHTControl
Press the rocker switch at the top to turn the light ON
while cooking. Press the rocker switch at the bottom
fi)r use as a night light. The center position is OFF,
Careand cleaning of the venthood.
Be sure electrical power is off and all surfaces are cool before cleaning or servicing any part of the vent hood.
Reusable Metal Grease Filters
The hood has 2 metal
grease filte_.
reusable
To clean the grease f'flters, soak
them and then sMsh them around
in hot water and detergent.
The metal filte_ tral ) ,grease released
1)_fl)ods on the cooktop. The) also
help prexent flaming toods on the
cookto ) fl'om damaging the inside
of the hood.
If it ever becomes necessary to replace
the metal grease filters, they may be
ordered from your GEsupplier
For this reason, the filtet_ inust
ALWAYS be in place when the hood
is used. The grease filte_ should
be cleaned once a month, or
as needed.
To remove, press the filter locks
back and pull the filte_s down
[1110
Otlt,
To replace, insert the rear filter tabs
in the fl'ame slots at the back of the
4
opening.
Push the filte_
them into place.
up and lock
Don't
use
[llllll/oni[l
oi"
[lllli/loni[l
products because they will darken
the metal. Do not use abrasives or
oven cleane_5. I,ight brushing
can
be used to remove embedded
dirt.
Rinse, shake and let them dry befi)re
replacing. They may also be demled
in an automatic
dishwasher,
NOTE."Before c/eanlbg make sure the
charcoalfilters, if present, am unclipped
and removed Seethe CharcoalFilters
seCtl'On.
Careand cleaning of the venthood.
www.GEAppliances.co
Charcoal Filters (onsomemodels)
The charcoai filters :: : :
cannot be cleaned,
NOTE: Charcoal filters are not
included with the hood They
They must be replaced,
For 30 hood models, Order
must be ordered from your
GEsupplier
The charcoal
filters should
be replaced when they
are noticeably dirty or
discolored
(usually after
6-12 months, depending
on hood usage).
K,
tno lgoo . the
m. lelis,,,,t.e,,te l
For36 hOM models, Order to the ,,utside, the air,,'ill
Kitno. WBO2X1100L
TheSekits canbe ordered
from your GEsupplier
The charcoal filters are cfiooed nslde
of each reusable metal grease filter
be recirculated
through
disposable charcoal filte,_
that help remove smoke
NOTE'.DO NOTrinse, or put
charcoal filters in an automatic
dishwasher
.....................................................................................................................................................................................
and
odoi_.
Painted Surfaces fonsomemodels)
To c]em_ the hood sm'fi_ce, I_se a hot,
(]a_))p
P,ri[h
do[h
(]ete_ge_t
a m))i](]
sinkable fbl" paim_te(]sm'fi_ces. [Ise a
c]ea m hoL damp cloth to rem_>_e soap.
[)r_ with a dr}, c]em_ cloth.
Stainless
ToOrderCERAMABRYTE® Stainless
Steel Surfaces
_: Do not use a steel-wool
SteelCleaning
PolishandConditioner,
scratch
Do m_ot I_se steel-wool
pads o1" other
ab_asive
c]em_ers.
The_ will sQv_tch
the
pad; it _dll
the surface.
[]
Shake
[]
Place a small aillO/lnt
of (]E[)v_/L_
BRYTE _' Stainless
Steel Clealfing
Stainless Steel Cleaning Polish
and Conditioner: . . . _. # PM10X313
Polish
cloth
bottle
and
or dry
cloth
W_pe
_ith
after
I_sim_g clean,seas.
a c]emL
hot,
(onsomemodels)
[]
Clean a Slnall area (apl)roxhnatel)
8" x 8"), rubbing wKh the glam of
tile stainless steel if applicable.
[]
Dr)and
buff'with a clean, dry paper
towel or soft cloth.
[]
Repeat as necessala.
please Ca!loUr tO!!-freenumbec
National Parts Center.: 800.626.2002
sm'{i_ce.
damp
well.
(_ondititmer
paper
on
a dry
towel.
I
Hood Lights
This hood requires two bulbs (not
included), maximum
50 watts.
Purchase and install PAR20, 50 W
Matin tun halogen bulbs.
\Aq/en repladng
a bulb, let it cool fi_st.
Make sure that power m the light has
been turned of L Never allow a hot bulb
to
come
into
contact
with
wateI
_.
WARNING:To
reduce
the
r,sof
electric shock, do not connect electrical power
to the hood without both bulbs/b place.
To chm_ge the fight bulbs:
[]
(;rasp tile bulb on tile edges and
tmscrew it.
[]
Replace
with tile same size bull).
CAUTION:
Do not touch the hood light bulbs when they
are on. Theymay be hot enough to cause
bjury
{ TheI/ghtbu/bsoperateat extremelyh/_?h
temperatures,
ff theyshatter,thehotg/ass
couldcausepersonalinju_
5
Installation
Instructions
RangeHood
Questions?Call 800.GE.CARES(800.432.2737)or
Visit
at: www.GEAppliances.com ]
our Website
BEFORE YOU BEGIN
DUCTWORK
Read
NOTE: Read the ductwork sections only if you do not
have existing ductwork. If you have existing ductwork,
skip to the "Damage"
section m_d proceed.
these
]nstructim]s
completely
. IMPORTANT
im_s[]l_(
[lolls
['o]"
local
o Note
codes
im_spec[o]"s
o Note
Tile venting
Be sm'e to leave these
-
with the (2resumer.
-
imlstrlaXiomls
these
o Skill level - h]sta]]ati(m
{7["this app]im_ce
basic mec]lamca]
aml electrical
skills.
time
o [Jse
{_])r
fai]m'e due to improper
m_der the \_rraN_t'_.
_IH
appr{}ved
t]_
cord
reqldres
installation,
the
service
fi'om
being
discom]ecting
switch
-
of the
Maximum
im_sta]]atiom_ is m)t
power
switched
means
tasteu
a prominent
to the
service
beginulng
off at service
means
on
accidentally.
cam]ot
warning
be
panel
When
locked,
device,
such
and
lock
Elbows, transitions,
power
tile
length:
NOTE: It's impommt
that ducfing be installed using
tile u]ost direct route and with as ti_w elbows as possible.
This ensm'es clear venting {>fexhaust and helps prevent
blockages. Also, make sure dampers
swing freely mad
nothing is blocking
the ducts.
tile
to prevent
duct
For satisii_{'tory air movement,
tile total duct length
of a 3¼" x 10" rectangulm;
6" or 7" diamemr
rom]d
duct should not exceed 65 equivalent
feet.
kit,JXHt'A.
Before
discom]ecting
upper
wall.
If a 6" round duct is required,
a rectai]gulai_to-roui]d
transition
adaptor must be used*. Do not use less thma
a 6" diameter
duct.
FOR YOUR SAFETY:
WARNING
to tile outside.
Tile hood exhaust has been designed
t{>mate with
standard 3¼" x 10" rectangular
ducting or 7" diameter
rom]d ducting.
- 1-3 horn's
o Proper im_sta]]atiom_ is the respom_sibi]ity
im_
stall er.
• Product
covered
exhaust
Exhaust connection:
Keep
refere]_ce.
o Completion
system must
This hood can be vented vertically through
cabinets or horizontally
through
an outside
Ductwork is not inclmled.
o]'dim_am_ces.
to Consumer
for t_ma'e
I_se.
- Obse,,'e_,11
amid
to Installer
imlstm(ti{ms
hese
-
" IMPORTANT
_ove]']_im_
and carefully:
REQUIREMENTS
wall and roofcaps, etc.,
present additional
resistance to airflow and are
equivalent
to a section of straight duct longer than their
actual physical size. When calculating
tile total duct
length, add tile equiwdent
lengths of all mmsitions
and
adaptm_ plus tile length of all straight duct sections. Tile
charts on tile tollowiug pages show you how to calculate
total equi\zdent
ductw{>rk length using tile approximate
feet of equiwdent
length of sou]e typical ducts.
service
securely
as a rag,
panel.
* IMPORTANT:
If a rectangula>torom]d transition
adaptor
is used, tile
bottom corne_
of tile damper will
have to be cut to fit, using tile tin
snips, in order to allow flee
u/oveu/eut
of tile dai/iper.
Equiwdent
lengths of duct pieces
are based on actual tests and reflect
requirements
perti>rmance
6
for good venting
with any hood.
Installation
Follow
the
guidelines
DUCTING
for proper
duct
sizing
CHART_JV5
in the ducth_g
Instructions
charts.
Series Models
3OO
u.
250
u
7" Round
--.-...._.
31/4"x 10"
Rectangular
200
,m
<_
150
25
50
75
100
Equivalent
DUCTING
CHART_JV6
Length
125
150
175
(feet)
Series Models
45O
400
7" Round
g.
350
31/4" x 10"
0_
300
,m
<_
250
200
0
25
50
75
Equivalent
31/4" x 10" Rectangular
Transition
7" Round 90 ° Elbow = 8 ft.
to 6" Round
100
Length
125
(feet)
= 4.5 ft.
7" Roof Cap = 30 ft.
MAXIMUM
DUCT
6" or 7" diameter
LENGTH:
round
duct
For
should
satisfactorx
not
exceed
air movement
65 equivalent
the total
feet.
7
duct
length
of a 3¼" x 10" rectangular;
150
Installation
WORKSHEET--CALCULATE
DUCT
PgECES
TOTAL EQUIVALENT
EQUIVALENT
NUMBER
LENGTH
× USED
= TOTAL
3W'x 10"
Rect.,
straight
lFt.
=
7" Round,
straight
1Ft.
6" Round,
straight
1Ft.
O
3W'x 10"
Reck90°
elbow
8.5Ft.
x (
)
=
Ft.
J
3W'x 10"
Rect.45°
elbow
7Ft.
x (
)
=
Ft.
3W'x 10"
Rect.90°
flat elbow
24 Ft.
x (
)
=
Ft.
3W'x 10"
Rect.
wall cap
with
damper
45 Ft.
(7ft. w/o
damper)
x (
)
=
Ft.
x (
)
=
Ft.
3W'x 10"
Rect.to
6" round
transition
4.5Ft.
x (
)
=
Ft.
3¼"x 10"
Rect.to
6" round
transition
90° elbow
11.5Ft.
x (
x (
x (
Instructions
)
)
)
=
=
DUCTWORK
DUCT
PIECES
Ft.
EQUIVALENT
NUMBER
LENGTH
x USED
= TOTAL
6"Round
wall cap
with
damper
Ft.
Ft.
LENGTH
x (
)
Ft.
x (
)
Ft.
6" Round 30 Ft.
roofcap
x (
)
Ft.
6" Round
to
3W'x 10"
rect.
transition
x (
)
Ft.
6" Round 14.5Ft.
to
3W'x 10"
rect.
transition
90° elbow
x (
)
Ft.
7"Round,
90°
elbow 8Ft.
x (
)
7"Round, 6.5Ft.
45° elbow
x (
)
34 Ft.
(6 ft. w/o
damper)
5.5Ft.
Ft.
Ft.
Ft.
wallRound
7"
cap
34ft.
(6
Ft.
w/o
with
damper)
damper
x (
x (
)
)
Ft.
Ft.
(_
(_
90° elbow
6" Round,
45°
elbow
6" Round,
8Ft.
6.5Ft.
x (
x (
x (
)
i]lo_,eillent,
rectangulm;
not exceed
DUCT
LENGTH:
Ft.
=
Ft.
=
Ft.
=
Ft.
)
For satislhctor_
roofcap
7" Round 30 Ft.
x (
)
7" Round
5.5Ft.
x (
)
Ft.
7" Round 14.5R.
to
3W'x 10"
rect.
transition,
90° elbow
x (
)
Ft.
3W'x 10"
rect.
transition
)
SubtotalcolumnI
MAXIMUM
=
air
the total dt/ct length ot a 31/t" x 10"
6" or 7" diameter
round duct should
65 equivalent
feet.
8
Subtotalcolumn2
=
Ft.
Subtotalcolumn1
=
Ft.
Totalductwork
=
Ft.
Installation
Instructions
TOOLS YOU WILL NEED
DAMAGE--SHIPMENT/INSTALLATION
• If the unit
store
is da_naged
in which
in shipment,
it was bought
• If the refit is dmnaged
replacement
• If the
the
is the
unit
customer),
customer
to the
or
Flat blade and Phillips
customer;
(if other
or replacement
between
unit
repair
of the
by the installer
repair
the
or replacement.
by the customer,
responsibility
is damaged
by arrangement
return
for repair
must
and
Duct tape
than
be made
instnlle_:
Saw (saber or keyhole)
MOUNTING
SPACE
__j
Pencil
screwdrivers
Electric drill
Bottomedgeof
cabinetneeds
to be 30" or
applications)
the
cooking
morefrom
surface
__J
Metal snips
(in some
1/4" pivoting
hex socket
Pliers
Tape measure
Wire stripper
Flashlight
Caulking
Level
1/4" Nutdriver
.....; i .....
PARTS INCLUDED
PART
the hood
QUANTITY
Metal GreaseFilters
2
MountingScrews
4
(for3%"
x 10" rect.venting)
ExhaustAdaptor/Damper
1
ExhaustAdaptorScrews
1
ExhaustAdaptor
(for7" roundventing)
1
NOTES:
• This range,
• D Wl(le.
• If YOU are
hood
going
outside,
see
exhaust
duct
the
is fin" installation
to vent
"Ducting
your
oxer
range
Requirements"
hood
ram,es_, up
to
Damperfor 7" Round
ExhaustAdaptor(ObtainLocally)
to the
section
for
preparation.
OPTIONAL
ACCESSORIES
Thesekitscanbe orderedfromyourGEsupplier.
I
orderKit
no.JXHC1.
CordKit--For
both30" and36" models,
CharcoalFilters--JV5 Seriesonly,if recirculating
For30" hoodmodels,orderKit no.WB02X11000.
For36" hoodmodels,orderKit no.WB02X11001.
9
,I
Installation
Instructions
[] CHOOSE VENT OPTION
Detemfine
the vent option that your installation
require fl'om the t011owing choices:
NOTE: Only,IV5 Se_ies m odels may be recirculated.
The,IV6 Series models cannot be recirculated.
will
IMPORTANT:
The outside vent exhaust option that vour installation
requires will determine
the hood knockouts
that wm
will use.
[]
If the hood
is to be installed
in a
recirculating,
non-vented
ductless rammer, do not knock
out rely vent openings
in the hood. Only an electrical
access hole will be knocked out of the hood.
Outside
exhaust
(Horizontalrear duct_31A"
Outside
exhaust
(Vertical top
duct_3Vg'
x 10" Rectangular)
x 10"
Rectangular)
[_
Outside top exhaust
(Vertical duct_7"
Round)
I-_ Recirculating
(Non-vented
ductless_Optional
JV5 Series models only)
10
for
Installation
[] REMOVE EXHAUST
Instructions
I_REMOVE WIRING COVER
FROM THE JUNCTION BOX
ADAPTOR
Remove tile 7" round exhaust adaptor f'ron_ tile top ot
the hood. Set it aside ahmg with its mounting
scre_vs.
NOTE: Save tile screws for 3-1/4" x 10" rectangular
ducted installation,
if that is vom" chosen venting option.
Remo_e tile wiring cover fl'om inside tile hood.
Set tile cover and its mounting
screw aside.
Wiring
cover
[] REMOVE
FILTERS
Remo_ e the protecti_ e .shiii_ _iw,_ fihn from the edges
of the metal grease filters. Press the filter locks back
and lift the filte_ ()/It. Set them aside.
[] REMOVE
WIRING
KNOCKOUT
Remoxe either tile top or tile back wiring knockout
needed and install an approxed
strain refief clmnp.
Strain relief
clamp
Filters
11
as
Installation
[] REMOVE
Series
non-\ented
models
Step 9 D and
be recirculated.
Using
duct
a fiat
[] FOR 31/4'' x 10" RECTANGULAR
DUCTED DISCHARGE
INSTALLATIONS
ONLY:
DUCT KNOCKOUT(S)
If recirculating,
,IV5
Instructions
proceed.
blade
Mmckout(s)
ductless
oulx),
see
The
uote
JV6 Series
screwdrixer,
from
the
31/4"x 10" Rectangular
vertical discharge•
Remove top rectangular
duct knockout only.
(optional
below
remove
top
or back
and
for
skip
models
the
to
cmmot
Attach exhaust adaptor/dmnper
over knockout
opening with two exha tlSt adaptor screws. Make sure
damper pivot is nearest to top/back
edge of hood.
Remove tape fl'om damper
flap.
appropriate
of the
hood.
7" Round vertical
discharge. Remove semicircular duct knockout and top
rectangular duct knockout. ,
Upto 1" side-tosideadjustment
Top/back edge
Exhaustadaptor/damper
(verticaldischargeposition
shown)
NOTE:
31/4'' x 10" Rectangular
up
horizontal discharge. Remove
rear rectangular duct knockout only.
Skip
kits can
to Step
be ordered
9 D and
from
yore" (;E
exhaust
on
acc()Ullllodate
NOTE:
If the hood
is to be installed
in a recirculating,
non-xented
ductless
manne_;
order
charcoal
filte_,
_ 0 2X11000
_ •
kit• nmnber
_._B
for. 3"0 hood
models,
or
kit nmnber
_ B()2X ] ] O0 ] for.3""o hood
models.
These
The
to ] inch
center
installations,
need
to be trimmed
[]
supplie_:
proceed.
can
side of the
ductwork.
one
end
hood
]U
of the
to clear
the
be installed
center
extreine
duct
to
off _
connector
electrical
cable
may
clamp.
FOR 7" ROUND VERTICAL
DUCTED DISCHARGE
INSTALLATIONS
ONLY:
Re-install
screws,
Hood"
NOTE:
the
The
on
installations,
one
The
this product,
800.626.2002.
exhaust
in Step
7" rotmd
up to 1 inch
accommodate
NOTE:
7" round
remoxed
section.
to be trimmed
12
adaptor/damper
either
off:center
adaptor
2 trader
exhaust
adaptor
either
side of the
off:center
ductwork.
end
to clear
7" round
It can
Order
the
duct
the
electrical
damper
kit number
can
its
the
be installed
hood
center
In extreme
of the
be purchased
with
"Prepare
to
off:center
c(mnector
may
cable
clamp.
is not
included
with
as a kit by calling
JXDA22.
need
Installation
[] MARK HOLES
Select the _ent option that _our installation
require and proceed to that section:
Instructions
D.Recirculating
(non-vented ductlessAvailable on JV5 Series models only)
will
• Use the hood as a template
and mark the locations
on the cabinet for the electrical
wiring and keyhole
A.Outside top exhaust
(Vertical duct-31/4" x 10" Rectangular)
screw
• Since
the
outside),
or cabinet
• Use the (liagram or the hood as a template
and
mark the locations
(m the cabinet fin" ductwork,
electrical
wiring and keyhole screw slots.
Hood mounting screws (4)
131_6" (30" hood)
(36"
slots.
[]
13_s/U
' (30" hood)
hood
is to be
do not cut
bottom.
out
recirculated
am
xent
CHOOSE VENTING
(not
• Use the diagram
or the hood as a template
and
mark the locations
on the cabinet for ductwork,
electrical
wiring and keyhole screw slots.
OPTION
131_6" (30" hood)
hood)
or to recirculate
The plastic xent lexer is located
hood opening.
near
the center
•
To vent to the outside, make
lexer is in the HORIZONTAL
the metal top of the hood).
sm'e the plastic xent
position
(flat against
•
To redrculate
air into the kitchen,
make sure the
plastic xent lever is in the VERTICAL position
(fiat against the plastic blower housing).
Setfor
outsideventing
131_6" (30" hood)
Set for
recirculating
101//'
_Wood shims (recessed- Center
Electrical access
hole (in cabinetbottom}
line
C.Outside
rear exhaust
(Horizontal
duct-31/4"
x 10" Rectangular)
• Use the diagram
or the hood as a template
and
mark the locations
on the cabinet for ductwork,
electrical
wiring and keyhole screw slots.
Wood shims (recessed-bottom
cabinetsonly)
loccossh,o
Horizonb Iduct
(Eabinet
\
[bottom
1_-5W'
\i
\
p_--1315_A6"
(30"hood) _
\
--
161_fi6"
(36"hood}
Hood mounting screws (4)
_
T
of the
NOTE: In order to change the xent lexer position,
you will need to pull the lever out slightly to clear
the plastic tabs.
Hoodmountingscrews(4)
3V43
_-
wall
The hood can be set to _ent outside
air back into the kitchen.
Electricalaccesshole
(in cabinetbottom)
B.Outside top exhaust (Vertical duct-T' Round)
f
in the
(for JV5 Series models only)
f
Wood shims(recessed- '}
Center
bottomcabinetsonly)
line
bortom cabinets only)
to be vented
oi)enings,
I
,
I \
I
"&_-51/4
,, --a_
I _l
_
127A6"
_
_''7
_
15
13'A6"
(30"hood) _-_ /
161_16"
(36"hood)access hole
Electrical
(inwall)
'
r
Hoodshownlyingupsidedown
mnstaJiation
[]
mnstructions
[]
FOR RECESSED-BOTTOM
CABINETS
ONLY
WIRES
RUN
Rm_ die electrical
c"abim_et "accordim_g
amid applicable
wires d_rough
d_e wall or
to Nation,a]
E]ectrica]
Code
local
codes.
NOTE: DO NOT mrl_ d_e power (m m_ti]
im_sta]]ati(m
[]
SCREW IN PARTWAY
Drixe
• If the
cabinets
2 wood
haxe
shims
to the
cabinet
the
front,
width
of the
bottom
9 for marking
or back
side
recess
trim
on
trim,
and
both
make
attach
sides.
holes
wiriwg,
toward
duct
For
the
freely
imlsta]]atio])
screw
each center
marked
on
(from
the
hardware
of the narrow
neck
the cabinet
bottom.
See Step
at marked
wiring
locatio]_s
for
(]u_
w]]em_ im_sta]liN_g t]_e hood.
tile
hole
105"
the
hood
into
throw,h_
position
the
wiriw,_
and
feed
the
house
knockout.
amid electrical
the vertical
duct. cut out :/4
extra
{foist of the cab]]_et
so _olt Gm move
b} cuttimlg
FEED IN WIRES
i,ift
CUT HOLES
(;ut
into
slots
locations.
[]
[]
a mom]ting
partwa)
keyhole
them
is _ omp]ete.
It ma',
also
imlstead
of
the
[]
ease
10".
SECURE HOOD
Slide
the
are
the
hood
back
against
mounting
screws.
Be sure
in the narrow
neck of the
Mounting
Keyhole (4)
14
the
wall,
Tighten
the screw
heads
keyhole
slot.
packet)
of the
Installation
[]
CONNECT
TO HOOD
Use
[]
duct
tape
Instructions
[]
DUCTWORK
CONNECT
Connect
to make
joints
secure
and
air tight.
WIRING
house
black
white
to hood
hood
green/)e,low
strain
relief
to hood
white
wire,
wire.
clamp
black
and
Securely
onto
the
wire,
house
house
grotmd
tighten
house
to
the
wiring
INSTALL LIGHT BULBS
Purchase
and
install
halogen
bulbs.
the hood.
I,ight
two
PAR20,
bulbs
are
50 _
not
[]
nmxinmm
included
REPLACE WIRING
with
Replace
the
wiring
COVER
co_er.
WARNING:T.,ed.ce
the, isk.,e,e,t, i,'
shock,
without
do
not
both
connect
bulbs
electrical
power
to the
hood
in place.
[]
REPLACE FILTERS
The
installation
service
[]
FOLLOW
Complete
National
NOTE:
Connect
house
is complete.
and
test
Turn
for proper
on
power
at
operation.
ELECTRICAL CODE
the electrical
wiring
according
Electrical
Code
and local codes.
This
pane,,
hood
must
wiring
be
pemmnently
( 120 VAC)
to hood
to
grmmded.
wiring.
TROUBLESHOOTING
I_ the
the
hood
seems
com_tro]
im_adeql_ate,
check
U_ Knockouts
Damper
U_ The
the
blade
high,
speed
foIIowim_g:
because
dh_ct length
dutt
at high
is too
from
hood.
the
duct
is too
long.
is blocked.
or
restrictive
whem_
or if yen ti]a ti om_ seem
m_t opem_im_g.
air{low
[ Im_dersized
15
the
operatim_g
on
m_ot removed
Red,Iced
or
to be
is m_ot set
CHECKLIST
_r_]]
()_"
_'()of
C:_[).
sinai]
s
Befem you call for service...
Troubleshooting -tips
Save time and money! Review the following chart first
and you may not need to call for service.
Possible Causes
Fan does not operate
when the switch is on
Fanfails to circulateair
or movesair moreslowly
thannormal
What To Do
A fuse may be blown or a
circuit breaker may be tripped.
Excessively
soiled
• Replace tuse or reset circuit breaker.
"_,_ashand replace the filters. See the Reusable
Metal GreaseFilterssection.
filter.
Replace
is not
solxe
Fan continuallycycles
off and on
A# comingfrom the
front vent(on some
models)when it is
ductedto the outside
16
The
motor
is probably
the
• Replace
overheating
mid
off. This can be
turning
harmful
the motor.
Filter
may
excessively
soiled.
Vent lever
the
itself
to
filter
if it is too
problem,
the
soiled
or if replacing
soiled,
call
filter
or if replacing
call for serxice.
the
filter
does
If it
not
for service.
if it is soiled.
the
to clean.
filter
does
If it is not
not
solxe
soiled,
the
problem,
be
is in the
VERTICAL
position (flat
against the plastic blower
housing)
for recirculating.
• Move
(fiat
to the
the
lever
against
outside.
Instructions
if the hood
the
back
to the
metal
See
fi_r vent
has been
top
Step
HORIZONTAI,
of the
10 in the
hood)
position
to vent
Installation
lever operation.
This
installed
to recirculate.
is normal
Notes,
_t
_#_
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m
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Netes.
Q}
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18
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or an authorized Customer Care® technician. Toschedule service,
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From the date of the
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Service
trips
to your
Anypattof
During
in-home
home
the
range
hood
this full one-year
service
to teach
to replace
you how
to use
the product.
Improper
Failure
used
installation,
of the product
for other
commercially.
delivery
or maintenance.
if it is abused,
thm_ the intended
misused,
purpose
which
fifils due
warranty, GE will
the
defective
to a defect
also provide,
or _xn'kmanship,
in materials
free of charge, all labor
and
part,
Replacement
breakers.
of house
fuses
Dmnage
to the product
or acts of God.
or resetting
caused
of circuit
by accident,
fire, floods
or
or used
h_cidentaJ
defects
Dmuage
or consequential
dmuage
caused
by possible
with this applimlce.
caused
after
delivery.
This warranty is extended to the original purchaser and any succeeding owner for products purchased for home
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