DELTA PACIFIC UC200 Series Assembly instructions

Installation Guide
and Users Manual
Under Cabinet Range Hood
UC200 Series Under Cabinet
IMPORTANT:
Read and save these instructions.
NOTICE:
Installer: Leave this guide with the homeowner
Homeowner: Keep this guide for future reference
Suitable for:
4100 Class
2000 Class
1900 Class
1800 Class
Rev. 1032u.2a
DELTA PACIFIC

Important Safety Notice
Read all Instructions before Installing and operating this appliance
The installation in this manual is intended for qualied installers, service technicians or persons with •
similar qualied background. Installation and electrical wiring must be done by qualied profession-
als and in accordance with all applicable codes and standards, including re-rated construction.
DO NOT
• attempt to install this appliance yourself. Injury could result from installing the unit due to
lack of appropriate electrical and technical background.
Range hood may have very sharp edges; please wear protective gloves if it is necessary to remove any •
parts for installing, cleaning or servicing.
Activating any switch ON before completing installation may cause ignition or an explosion.•
Due to the size and weight of this range hood, two people installation is recommended.•
To reduce the risk of re, electric shock, or injury to persons:
For general ventilating use only. • DO NOT use to exhaust hazardous or explosive materials and va-
pors.
The combustion air ow needed for safe operation of fuel-burning equipment may be affected by this •
unit’s operation. Follow the heating equipment manufacturer’s guideline and safety standards such
as those published by the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), and the American Society of
Heating, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE), and the local code authorities.
Before servicing or cleaning unit, switch power OFF at service panel and lock service panel to pre-•
vent power from being switched ON accidentally.
Clean grease laden surfaces frequently. To reduce the risk of re and to disperse air properly, make
• sure to vent air outside. DO NOT vent exhaust into spaces between walls, crawl spaces, ceiling, attics
or garages.
Ducted fans MUST always be vented to the outdoors.•
Use only metal ductwork and this unit MUST be grounded.•
Sufcient air is needed for proper combustion and exhausting of gases through the duct to prevent •
back drafting.
When cutting or drilling into wall or ceiling, be careful not to damage electrical wiring or other hid-
• den utilities.
All electrical wiring must be properly installed, insulated and grounded.•
Old duct work should be cleaned or replaced if necessary to avoid the possibility of a grease re.•
Check all joints on duct work to insure proper connection and all joints should be properly taped.•
Use this unit only in the manner intended by the manufacturer. If you have questions, contact the • vendor.
To reduce the risk of a stove top grease re:
Keep all fan, bafe, spaces, lter, grease tunnel, oil container and grease-laden surfaces clean. Grease •
should not be allowed to accumulate on fan, bafe, spaces, lter, grease tunnel and oil container.
Always turn range hood ON when cooking at high heat or when cooking aming foods. •
Use high settings on cooking range only when necessary.•
Never leave surface units unattended at high settings. Boil overs cause smoking and greasy spillovers •
that may ignite. Heat oils slowly on low or medium settings. Page 1

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WARNING
Your safety and the safety of others is very important. We have provided many important safety mes-
sages in this manual and on your appliance. Always read and obey all safety messages. All safety mes-
sages will tell you what the potential hazard is, tell you how to reduce the chance of injury, and tell you
what can happen if the instructions are not followed.
This is the safety alert symbol. This symbol alerts you to potential hazards that can hurt you and others.
All safety messages will follow the safety alert symbol and the word “WARNING”.
Important Safety Notice
Read all Instructions before Installing and operating this appliance
The manufacturer and/or distributor/reseller declines all responsibility in the event of failure to ob-
serve the instructions given here for installation, maintenance and suitable use of the product.
The manufacturer and/or distributor/reseller further declines all responsibility for injury due to neg-
ligence and the warranty of the unit automatically expires due to improper maintenance.
The manufacturer and/or distributor/reseller will not be held responsible for any damages to per-
sonal property or real estate or any bodily injuries whether caused directly or indirectly by the range
hood.
Clean ventilating fan frequently.
•
Always use appropriate cookware and utensils size.•
Always use cookware appropriate for the size of the surface element.•
To reduce the risk of injury to persons in the event of a stove top grease re:
SMOTHER FLAMES with a close-tting lid, cookie sheet, or metal tray, then turn OFF the burner. •
BECAREFUL TO PREVENT BURNS. NEVER PICK UP A FLAMING PAN—you may be burned.
KEEP FLAMMABLE OR COMBUSTIBLE MATERIAL AWAY FROM FLAMES. If the ames DO
NOT go out immediately, EVACUATE AND CALL THE FIRE DEPARTMENT or dial your local
emergency service immediately.
DO NOT USE WATER, including wet dishcloths or towels — a violent steam explosion will result.
•
Use an extinguisher ONLY if:•
You know you have a Class A, B, C extinguisher, and you already know how to operate it.•
The re is small and contained in the area where it is started.•
The re department is being called.•
You can ght the re with your back to an exit.•
To reduce the risk of injury to persons in the event of a gas leaks:
Extinguish any open ame.•
DO NOT turn on the range hood fan or any type of ventilator.•
DO NOT turn on the lights or any type of appliance.•
Open all doors and windows to disperse the gas. If you still smell gas, call the gas company and re •
department, or dial your local emergency service immediately.

Table of Contents
INSTALLATION
Tools needed....................................................3
Parts supplied...................................................4
Venting requirements.......................................5
Mount heights & clearance...........................5-6
Calculating vent system length.......................6
Venting methods & charcoal lters.................7
Ductlessconversion&electricalrequirements.8
Preparation......................................................9
Installation................................................10-12
Range hood operations.............................13-14
USE AND CARE
Troubleshooting...........................................15
Use and care information...............................16
Specications..............................................16
Measurements & Diagrams......................17-21
MAINTENANCE
Cleaning.................................................22
Replacing the lter & light bulb...............22-23
WARRANTY
Coverage & exceptions..................................24
Disclaimer & Contact Us...............................25
Tools needed:
Page 3
Level
Flat-blade
and Phillips
screwdrivers
Powered
screwdriver
or drill
Measuring
tape
Utility knife
Marker or
pencil

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UC200 Series Under Cabinet Range Hood (vary with model)
Parts Supplied:
Aluminum Filters
(Pre-Installed)
Qty: 4 PCS
(For sheet rock only)
Qty: 4 PCS
Round Exhaust /VentAdapter
(For vertical venting)
Rectangular Exhaust/Vent Adapter
(For vertical or horizontal venting)
for 1900 & 2000 Class for 4100 Class for 1800 Class
Charcoal lter
(Optional re-circulating kit
available only on UC200-
2000 Class)

Ceiling
Height
Venting Requirements
Page 5
Height & Clearance
Under Cabinet
Range hood
36”
Counter
Top
Min:
27”
Max: 30”
Vent system must terminate to the outside •
(roof or side wall).
DO NOT terminate the vent system in an at-• tic or other enclosed area.
DO NOT use 4” (10.2 cm) laundry-type wall
• caps.
Use metal/aluminum vent only. Rigid metal/• aluminum vent is recommended.
DO NOT use plastic vent.•
Always keep the duct clean to ensure proper •
airow.
Calculate the following gures before instal-•
lation:
Distance from the oor to the ceiling.1.
Distance between the oor to the coun-2. tertop/stove.
Distance between the countertop/stove3.
to the range hood (recommend* 27” to
30”).
Height of hood and duct cover/cabinet.4.
For the most efcient & quiet operation:
A distance of 27” to 30” is recommended* •
between stove top and the bottom of range
hood.
It is recommended that the range hood be •
vented vertically through the roof through 6”
(15.3 cm) or bigger round metal/aluminum
vent work.
The size of the vent should be uniform.•
Use no more than three 90° elbows.•
Make sure there is a minimum of 24” (61 •
cm) of straight vent between the elbows if
more than one elbow is used.
DO NOT install two elbows together.•
The length of vent system and number of •
elbows should be kept to a minimum to pro-
vide efcient performance.
The vent system must have a damper. If •
roof or wall cap has a damper, DO NOT
use damper (if supplied) on top of the range
hood.
Use silver tape or duct tape to seal all joints •
in the vent system.
Use caulking to seal exterior wall or roof • opening around the cap.
* Due to different ceiling height congurations, rec-
ommended height may not be applicable.
Cabinet
Range
Hood
Height
Cabinet
Height
Countertop/Stove

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IMPORTANT:
A minimum of 6” round (standard for this range hood) or 3-1/4 x 10” rectangular duct (purchased separate-
•
ly) must be used to maintain maximum airow efciency.
Always use rigid type metal/aluminum ducts if available to maximize airow when connecting to provided • duct.
Please use
• Duct Run Calculation below to compute total available duct run when using elbows, transitions
and caps.
ALWAYS, when possible, reduce the number or transitions and turns. If long duct run is required, increase •
duct size from 6” to 7” or 8”. If a reducer is used, install a long reducer instead of a pancake reducer. Reduc-
ing duct size will restrict airow and decrease airow, thus reduce duct size as far away from opening as
possible.
If turns or transitions are required: Install as far away from opening and as far apart, between 2, as possible.
•
Minimum mount height between stove top to hood bottom should be no less than 27-inch*.•
Maximum mount height between stove top to hood bottom should be no higher than 30-inch*.•
It is important to install the hood at the proper mounting height. Hoods mounted too low could result in heat •
damage and re hazard; while hoods mounted too high will be hard to reach and will loose its performance
and efciency.
If available, also refer to stove top manufacturer’s height clearance requirements and recommended hood
•
mounting height above range.
* Due to different ceiling height congurations, recommended height may not be applicable.
Minimum Duct Size:
Round - 6” minimum•
Rectangular - 3-1/4 x 10” minimum (requires a provided 3-1/4x10” adaptor)•
Duct Run Calculation:
Recommended maximum run
6” or 3-1/4 x 10” duct 50 ft
Vent piece deduction
Each 90º elbow used 9 ft
Each 45º elbow used 5 ft
Each 6” to 3/14 x 10” transition used 7 ft
Side wall cap with damper 0 ft
Roof cap 0 ft
Duct Run Calcuation example:
One roof cap, two 90º elbow, and one 45º elbow used:
0ft + 9ft + 9ft + 5ft = 23ft used.
Deduct 23ft from 50ft, 27ft maximum available for
straight duct run.
Calculating Vent System Length
To calculate the length of the system you need, deduct the equivalent feet for each vent piece used in the system
from the recommended maximum duct run.

Venting Methods
Page 7
IMPORTANT:
NEVER exhaust air or terminate duct work into spaces between walls, crawl spaces, ceiling, attics or •
garages. All exhaust must be ducted to the outside.
Use metal/aluminum duct work only.
•
Fasten all connections with sheet metal screws and tape all joints with certied Silver Tape or Duct Tape.•
Use caulking to seal exterior wall or roof opening around the cap.•
Venting Methods:
Vent work can terminate either through the roof or wall. To vent through a wall, a 90° elbow may be needed.•
This range hood is factory set for vertical venting using round or rectangular vent adapter but can be con-•
verted to horizontal venting by swapping the round vent adapter on top with rectangular vent adapter behind
the range hood as shown below:
Vertical roof venting
Roof cap
Option 2:
Side wall cap
Recirculate venting
Option 1:
Type 3:
6-inch round vent adapter on top
of the range hood.
Type 2:
3-1/4 x 10-inch rectangular vent
adapter on top of the range hood.
Type 1:
3-1/4 x 10-inch rectangular vent
adapter behind the range hood.
Option 3:
Horizontal wall venting
(available with 2000 Class only)
NOTE: The charcoal lters are preinstalled if you purchased the range hood with re-circulating kit from us.
Remove aluminum lters on hood.1.
Position the charcoal lter onto the motor and turn until it locks. Re-install aluminum lters.2.
Charcoal lters must be replaced after 120 hours of use (or approximately every 2 to 3 months based on the 3.
average of 1 to 2 hours of daily cooking time). Available at your local resellers.
Charcoal Filter Installation

IMPORTANT: Observe all governing codes and ordinances.
(Please consult with a qualied electrician for 220-Volt 50 Hz voltage)
It is the customer’s responsibility:
To contact a qualied electrical installer.•
To assure that the electrical installation is adequate and in conformance with National Electrical Code, ANSI/•
NFPA 70 — latest edition*, or CSA Standards C22. 1-94, Canadian Electrical Code, Part 1 and C22. 2 No.
0-M91 - latest edition** and all local codes and ordinances.
If codes permit and a separate ground wire is used, it is recommended that a qualied electrician determine that
the ground path is adequate.
A 120-Volt, 60 Hz, AC-only, fused electrical supply is required on a separate 15-amp circuit, fused on both sides
of the line.
DO NOT ground to a gas pipe.
Check with a qualied electrician if you are not sure that the range hood is properly grounded.
DO NOT have a fuse in the neutral or ground circuit.
IMPORTANT: Save this Installation Guide for electrical inspector’s use.
The range hood must be connected with copper wire/plug only.
The range hood should be connected directly to the fused disconnect (or circuit breaker) box through exible
armored or non-metallic sheathed copper cable. A U.L. - or C.S.A. - listed strain relief must be provided at each
end of the power supply cable.
Wire sizes (copper wire only) and connections must conform with the rating of the appliance as specied on
the model/serial rating label. Wire sizes must conform to the requirements of the National Electrical Code
ANSI/NFPA 70 — latest edition*, or CSA Standards C22. 1-94, Canadian Electrical Code Part 1 and C22.
2 No. 0-M91 - latest edition** and all local codes and ordinances. A U.L. - or C.S.A. - listed conduit con-
nector must be provided at each end of the power supply cable (at the range hood and at the junction box).
Copies of the standards listed may be obtained from:
* National Fire Protection Association ** CSA International
Batterymarch Park 8501 East Pleasant Valley Road
Quincy, Massachusetts 02269 Cleveland, Ohio 44131-5575 Page 8
Electrical Requirements
Ductless Conversion
Ductless conversion is intended for applications where an exhaust duct work is not possible to be installed. •
When converted, the hood functions as a purifying hood rather than an exhaust hood. Fumes and exhaust
from cooking is drawn and ltered by a set of charcoal lters. The air is then puried and re-circulated back
within the home.
We recommend to ALWAYS exhaust air outside of the home by employing existing or installing new duct •
work, if possible. Only when the exhaust option is not possible should you recourse to converting the hood
into a purifying unit.
When converted to be a “purifying” unit, a set of charcoal lters and an air-diverter are required in addition to •
its standard aluminum lter set. Available at your local resellers. The standard aluminum lters are intended
to capture residue from cooking, the optional charcoal lters help to purify fumes exhausted from cooking,
and the optional air-diverter redirects ltered clean air back to the house.

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Figure 1 Figure 2
Preparation
Advanced Preparations:
Be familiar with the controls of the range hood by reading • through Range Hood Operations, Page 13-14.
Place the range hood on a at, stable surface. Connect the • range hood to a designated standard outlet and turn on the
range hood. Verify all operations of the range hood by refer-
ring to Range Hood Operations, Page 13-14.
Place all supplied parts and required hardware on a at, sta-
•
ble surface and verify the existence of all supplied parts listed on Page 4.
Carefully remove the white plastic protective coat from the range hood, if any.•
Preparations:
NOTE: To avoid damage to your hood, prevent debris from entering the vent
opening.
Decide the location of the venting pipe from the hood to the outside. Refer to• Venting Methods on Page 7.
A straight, short vent run will allow the hood to perform more efciently.•
Try to avoid as many transitions, elbows, and long run as possible. This may reduce the performance of the • hood.
IMPORTANT: Peel white plastic protective coat off the hood, if any.•
Use silver tape or duct tape to seal joints between pipe sections.•
For installing under the cabinet with recessed bottom, attach 4-inch wide wood ller strips (not provided) on •
each side. Refer to Figure 1.
Using references in• Installation on Page 10-12 and Measurements and Diagrams on Page 17-21, create ac-
cess opening for electrical wires and hood exhaust under the cabinet.
CAUTION: If moving the cooking range is necessary to install the hood, turn OFF the power on an elec-
tric range at the main electrical box. SHUT OFF THE GAS BEFORE MOVING A GAS RANGE.
Puncture the knockout holes (for mounting under the cabinet) on the hood as shown in Figure 2.•
If necessary, attach two rubber stands with 3M adhesive tapes to the back corners of the hood.•
WARNING
Severe Injury
Rotating fan can cause severe
injury. Stay clear of fan when
motor is running.
WARNING
Excessive Weight
Require three or more person to move and
install this range hood. Spinal or other bodi-
ly injuries could occur if it is not followed.

Installations (refer to Page 4 for parts):
Measure the distance between stove top and the bottom of
range hood. A distance of 27” to 30” is recommended*.
*Due to different ceiling height congurations, recommend-
ed height may not be applicable.
You have
1. two ways (A: Vertical Venting, or B: Horizontal Venting) to mount this range hood:
Determine venting method as shown on Page 7 and proceed if you would like to vent vertically.
1. Using references in2. Height & Clearance on Page 5-6, Measurements and Diagrams on Page 17-21,
Figure 3 and Figure 4 on next page, determine and clearly mark a centerline on the bottom of the cabi-
net.
Draw electrical wires through cabinet access opening on top of the range hood, center the hood beneath 3.
the cabinet and ush with the front of the cabinet.
From inside of the hood, place hood mounting screws into the exact center of each knockout hole and 4.
secure to cabinet bottom. Finish tightening all screws until secure. Be careful when using electrical
screwdriver, damage to the range hood may occur. Skip Part B below and proceed to Step 2.
CAUTION: Make certain the range hood is secure before releasing!
Determine venting method as shown on Page 7 and proceed if you would like to vent horizontally.1. Using references in2. Height & Clearance on Page 5-6, Measurements and Diagrams on Page 17-21,
Figure 5 and Figure 6 on next page, determine and clearly mark a centerline on the wall.
Punchure the knockout wire access hole and rear duct access hole on the back of the hood, draw electri-
3. cal wires through the wire access hole and attach rectangular vent adapter.
Draw electrical wires through the access opening on the wall behind the range hood (Figure 6), center
4.
the hood beneath the cabinet and ush with the front of the cabinet.
From inside of the hood, place hood mounting screws into the exact center of each knockout hole and 5. secure to the wall. Finish tightening all screws until secure. Be careful when using electrical screw-
driver, damage to the range hood may occur.
CAUTION: Make certain the range hood is secure before releasing!
For safety purpose, pre-drilled mounting holes are provided through the back of the hood. For a more secure
2.
installation, use as many mounting holes as needed to secure from the inside of hood.
Use 6” round steel pipe (follow building codes in your area) to connect the exhaust on the hood to the duct-
1.
work above. Use silver tape or duct tape to make all joints secure and air tight. Refer to Figure 6.
SAFETY WARNING: Risk of electrical shock. this range hood must be properly grounded. Make sure this
is done by qualied electrician in accordance with all applicable national and local electrical codes. Before
connecting wires, switch power off at service panel and lock service panel to prevent power from being
switched on accidentally.
Connect the range hood to a designated standard outlet or cut off the plug and connect three wires (black, 1.
white and green) to house wires and cap with wire connectors. Connect according to colors (i.e. black to
black, white to white, and green to green).
Store excess wires in the wiring box.2.
Turn Power ON using control panel (refer to 3. Range Hood Operations on Page 13-14). Check all lights and
fan operations.
Make sure to leave this Installation Guide for the homeowner.
4.
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Installation

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Installation(Continued) Figure 3: Cabinet Bottom View
Wall Centerline
Hood
Mounting
Screws
Electrical
Access
Opening
UC200-4130W
Wood Filler Strips
(Not included)
UC200-1900 Class
Centerline
Figure 4:
Electrical wires
through top opening
Wood Filler Strips
(Not included)
Hood
Mounting
Screws
Electrical
Access
Opening
UC200-2000 Class
Wood Filler Strips
(Not included)
Hood
Mounting
Screws
Electrical
Access
Opening
Centerline
Wall
Wall
UC200-1800 Class
Wood Filler Strips
(Not included)
Electrical
Access
Opening
Wall
Centerline
Hood
Mounting
Screws

Installation(Continued)
Centerline
Electrical
Wire
Opening
Hood
Mounting
Screws
Centerline
Figure 5: Cabinet Front View UC200-4130W
UC200-1900 Class
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Electrical
Wire
Opening
Hood
Mounting
Screws
Figure 6:
Electrical wires
through rear opening
Centerline
UC200-1800 Class

Range Hood Operations
Page 13
Control Panel Layout and Buttons Congurations:
This range hood is equipped with ve electronic controls, a powerful centrifugal squirrel cage motor with two
aluminum lters, two bright 20W~12V or 40W~120/240V halogen lights and a lter clean reminder.
The ve electronic buttons control the intensity of the Lights, Speeds (Quiet, Low and High) and Power (On/Off).
The Power Control (On/Off) offers startup, 3-minute delay or immediate power-off. The Light Control operates
independently from the Power Control (On/Off) and is not affected by the delay shutoff.
The aluminum lters are designed to deliver approximately 3 months of grease ltration between each cleaning.
The Filter Clean Reminder is set to turn ON after 100-hours of fan operation have elapsed since the installation
of cleaned or new lters. The timer for this reminder light will reset each time the lter is removed and the trigger
is released.
Power Control
(On/Off)
Light Control
Filter Clean
Reminder Quiet Speed
Low
Speed
High
Speed
Filter Clean Reminder
Timer Reset Trigger
Turning Fan ON:
Always turn fans ON couple minutes before cooking to establish air ow and allow fans to run for a few minutes
after cooking for cleaner air in the kitchen. The Power Control (On/Off) button must be pressed before a Speed
Control button can be activated.
NOTE: The light setting will not be affected by the Power Control (On/Off) button.
With the range hood is OFF, press the Power Control (On/Off) button once. The LED on the Power Control
•
button will be illuminated.
While the Power Control LED is illuminated, press one of the three speed control button (Quiet, Low and •
High) to activate the desired speed (the LED on the speed control button will turn on).
To change the fan speed, press another speed control button. The LED on the speed control button will be-
•
come illuminated accordingly.
1. Electronic Control

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Range Hood Operations(Continued)
Control Panel Layout and Buttons Congurations:
Turning Fan OFF:
The 3-minute power-off delay function will only turn OFF fans. The light settings will not be affected by the delay
function.
Three-Minute Delay
While the fans are operating, press Power Control (On/Off) button once, the Power Control LED will ash
• and fans will turn OFF after 3-minutes.
During this 3-minutes delay, changing speeds will not affect the countdown.
•
The 3-minute power-off delay function can be cancelled by pressing • press Power Control (On/Off) button
once while it is ashing.
Immediate Power-off
While the fans are in 3-minute power-off delay mode, press the illuminated
• speed control button once to
turn OFF the fans immediately.
When the fans are operating in normal mode (Power Control LED not ashing), rapidly press the
• Power
Control (On/Off) button twice to turn OFF the fans.
Light Control:
Light Control button operates independently from the Power Control (On/Off) and power-off delay function.
Pressing the Power Control (On/Off) button or activating the delay function will not turn halogen lights ON or
OFF. The lights have three settings: High, Low and OFF. CAUTION: DO NOT touch the lights until switched OFF
and cooled.
While the halogen lights are OFF, press the Light Control button once to turn halogen lights ON at High
•
intensity. LED on Light Control will become illuminated.
Press the Light Control button again to change the light intensity to Low.•
Each touch of the Light Control button will cycle the light intensity through High, Low, and OFF.•
2. Three Speed Mechanical Control
Power Switch
Low Speed
Medium Speed
High Speed
Light Switch
Turn On:
Press the speed control (Low Speed, Medium Speed, High Speed) switch to select the desired level of power.
•
Once button is pressed, the previous speed mode will cancel.
Press the Light Switch to power on the lights.•
CAUTION: DO NOT touch the lights until switched OFF and cooled.
Turn Off:
Press the Power Switch to turn off the power.•
Press the Light Switch to power off the lights•

Troubleshooting
If the range hood or halogen light does not operate 1.
after installation:
Check if the range hood has been plugged in, make •
sure that all power has been turned back ON, fused
not blown and all electrical wiring are properly con-
nected.
Swap out light assembly to working ones to deter-•
mine whether it is caused by defective bulbs. See
Replacing the light bulbs on Page 22.
The range hood vibrates when the blower is on:
2. The range hood might not have been secured prop-•
erly on to the ceiling or wall.
The blower or fan seems weak:
3. Check that the duct sized used is at least 6” or 3-1/4 •
x 10”. Range hood WILL NOT function efciently
with insufcient duct size. For example: 7” duct
over 6” hole and loosely secured.
Check if duct is clogged or if damper unit (half-cir-•
cular apper) is not installed correctly or opening
properly. A tight mesh on a side wall cap unit might
also cause restriction to the air ow.
The lights work but the blower is not spinning at all,
4.
is stuck or is rattling.
The blower might be jammed or scraping the bot-•
tom due to shipping damage. Please contact us im-
mediately.
The hood is not venting out properly:
5. Make sure the distance between the stove top and •
the bottom of the hood is within* 27” and 30” in
distance. *Due to different ceiling height congura-
tions, recommended height may not be applicable.
Reduce the number of elbows and length of duct •
work. Check if all joints are properly connected,
sealed, and taped.
Make sure the power is on high speed for heavy •
cooking.
NOTE: For all other inquiries, please contact us. Our contact information can be found on the back cover.
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Use and Care Information
Operations:
Read and understand all instructions and warnings in this manual before operating the appliance. Save these • instructions for future reference.
Always leave safety grills and lters in place. Without these components, operating blowers could catch on to •
hair, ngers and loose clothing.
NEVER dispose cigarette ashes, ignitable substances, or any foreign objects into blowers.•
NEVER leave cooking unattended. When frying, oil in the pan can easily overheat and catch re. The risk of •
self combustion is higher when the oil has been used several times.
NEVER cook on “open” ames under the range hood. Check deep-fryers during use: Superheated oil may be •
ammable.
Cleaning:
The saturation of greasy residue in the blower and lters may cause increased inammability. Keep unit clean •
and free of grease and residue build-up at all times to prevent possible res.
Filters must be cleaned periodically and free from accumulation of cooking residue (see • cleaning instructions
on Page 22). Old and worn lters must be replaced immediately.
DO NOT operate blowers when lters are removed. Never disassemble parts to clean without proper instruc-•
tions. Disassembly is recommended to be performed by qualied personnel only. Read and understand all
instructions and warnings in this manual before proceeding.
Specications
Specications3:
Body Design Stainless Steel or Seamless Steel, Powder Coating
Power Rating 220V/50Hz or 120V/60Hz (USA & Canada standard)
General Input Power 4100 Class: 208W, 19/2000 Class: 168W, 1800 Class: 198W
Motor Input Power 128 W
Ampere 1.5 A
Levels Of Speed Control 3 Levels
Airow1 (Max) 1900/2000/4100 Class: 400CFM, 1800 Class: 280CFM
Noise Level2 (Q/L/M/H) 1.0 Sone (40 dB) / 2.8 Sone (55 dB) / 4.0 Sone (60 dB)
Number Of Motors Single Motor
Motor Type Single Chamber Ultra Quiet
Fan Type Centrifugal Squirrel Cage
Control Type Mechanical or Electronic Button Control Panel
Filtration Type Aluminum Filter
Illumination 20W/12V, 35W/12V or 40W/120V Maximum
Venting Size 6 inches Round (Top); 3-1/4 x 10 inches Rectangular (Top & Rear)
Interference Protection Radio Frequency Interference Protected
1. In House Test Static Pressure “0”.
2. One sone is roughly equivalent to the sound of a refrigerator (1kHz) at 40 decibels.
3. Subject to change without notice, please contact your local reseller for details.

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Measurements and Diagrams
All measurements in parenthesis are in millimeter.•
All inch measurements are converted from millimeters, thus inch measurements are estimated.•
UC200-4100 Class: Front View
Top View:
Rear View:

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All measurements in parenthesis are in millimeter.•
All inch measurements are converted from millimeters, thus inch measurements are estimated.•
UC200-2000 Class: Front View
Top View:
Rear View:

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All measurements in parenthesis are in millimeter.•
All inch measurements are converted from millimeters, thus inch measurements are estimated.•
UC200-1900 Class: Front View
Top View:
Rear View: