Excelsior CXWB12082 Parts list manual

CXWB12062
CXWB12082
CXWB14802
CXWB14802 ISLAND
IMPORTANT:
Read and save these instructions and keep with proof of purchase.
OUTDOOR BBQ RANGEHOOD
INSTRUCTION & INSTALLATION MANUAL

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TROUBLE SHOOTING
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WARRANTY TERMS & CONDITIONS
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IMPORTANT INFORMATION
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INSTALLATION PREPERATION
WHAT IS AN OUTDOOR AREA
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BALCONIES & VERANDAS
PAGE 9
SUPPLIED MATERIALS
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RANGEHOOD INSTALLATION
DUCT MOUNTING OPTIONS
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DUCTING CALCULATIONS
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INSTALLING CXWB12062 & CXWB12082
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INSTALLING CXWB14802
PAGE 15-16,17
INSTALLING CXWB14802 ISLAND
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RANGEHOOD OPERATION
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CLEANING
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SPECIFICATIONS
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CONTENTS

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1.THE RANGE HOOD VIBRATES WHEN THE FAN IS ON:
The range hood might not have been secured properly on to the wall or ceiling. Contact your
installer to check the Range hood.
2.I HAVE NO POWER TO MY RANGE HOOD. THE FANS ARE NOT TURNING ON AND THE
LIGHTS DO NOT WORK.
If it has just been installed, confirm with your installer that it has been connected to 240v. A lot of
installers are not electricians and are unable to wire a power point in the roof if there is not one
there. If it was working previously and now doesn’t then a service call will need to be booked.
3.THE LIGHTS ON MY RANGE HOOD HAVE STOPPED WORKING.
Replacement parts are available, please contact GBI Sales P/L to purchase.
4.THE FAN ON MY RANGE HOOD HAS STOPPED WORKING.
Replacement parts are available, please book a service call.
5.MY RANGE HOOD IS NOT EXTRACTING THE SMOKE FROM THE BBQ.
Please check for the below before booking a service call.
Check the butterfly valves mounted between the motor and the semi rigid ducting. If the range
hood is installed incorrectly these can become obstructed and block airflow.
Check the path of the ducting. The best path for the duct is straight up. Sometimes bends
need to be made. Bending the ducting can result in kinks and too many bends or a very tight
bend can result in restricted airflow if not installed incorrectly.
Check the number of ducts/outlets. You cannot merge the twin or triple (dependent on model)
150mm outlets into a single 150mm outlet without severely affecting the performance of the
range hood. For best performance you must keep to the double or triple (dependent on model)
outlets of the range hood.
Is the range hood in an enclosed room? There must be airflow for the range hood to function.
Doors and/or windows will need to be open in an enclosed area so the range hood can extract
the smoke.
Make sure the distance between the cook top and the bottom of the hood is within 1200mm
and 1350 mm in range.
Make sure the motors are on high speed for heavy cooking.
6.MY RANGE HOOD SEEMS TO BE BLOWING INSTEAD OF EXTRACTING.
The range hood is wired to extract only. It cannot blow air out of it. Blockages of the ducting,
obstructed butterfly valves or a sealed room are the only causes for the range hood to appear
that it is blowing out air. Please contact your Installer to check these areas.
7.MY RANGE HOOD IS MAKING A STRANGE NOISE WHEN I TURN THE FANS ON. THE
NOISE GETS WORSE WHEN THE FAN SPEED INCREASES.
The fans blades on one of the motors may be out of alignment. It could also be a bearing
problem. Please book a service call.
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This warranty is not transferable to a subsequent purchaser if the product is sold by the original
purchaser during the warranty period.
If a warranty fault appears within the warranty period, GBI SALES PTY LTD. reserves the right to
replace or repair the product. In the event that GBI SALES PTY LTD. chooses to replace the
product, this original warranty will expire at the original date. If the product includes various
accessories or components, only the defective accessory or component will be replaced or
repaired. GBI SALES PTY LTD. Reserves the right to replace defective parts of the product with
parts and components of similar quality, grade and composition where an identical part or
component is not available.
This warranty does not apply to any defect, deterioration, loss, injury or damage occasioned by
or as a result of misuse or abuse, negligent handling or storage, normal wear and tear or if the
product has not been installed and used in accordance with GBI SALES PTY LTD. instructions,
recommendations and specifications or if the product has been subjected to abnormal conditions.
Product approved for under cover outdoor use only and cannot be exposed to weather
conditions. WARRANTY WILL BE VOID IF PRODUCT HAS BEEN DAMAGED BY WEATHER.
GBI Sales Pty Ltd. fully assures all customers that our goods come with guarantees that cannot be
excluded under the Australian Consumer Law. You are entitled to have the goods repaired or
replaced if the goods fail to be of acceptable quality and the failure does not amount to a major
failure. You are also entitled to a replacement or refund for a major failure and for compensation for
any other reasonably foreseeable loss or damage. The benefits under this warranty are in addition
to other rights you have at law.
The warranty is void if there is evidence of the product being tampered with by unauthorized
persons or if used in a commercial kitchen setting.
Warranty repairs are free of charge, provided the product is within 50kms of the metro area for
your state. If outside the metro area, there may be additional travel charges for the warranty
repair.
The Excelsior Range Hood is covered by a 24 month warranty for parts failure. If the range
hood is not installed by a qualified installer, the warranty may be revoked. The warranty
does not extend to installation faults or disconnection costs. This warranty covers repair
and replacement of spare parts excluding LED Lights and filters for a period of 24 months
from date of purchase. A receipt or proof of purchase is required and must be kept for your
records.
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TO ENQUIRE ABOUT CLAIMING UNDER THIS WARRANTY, PLEASE FOLLOW THESE
STEPS:
(a) carefully check the operating and installation instructions, troubleshooting, and the
terms of this warranty;
(b) have the model and serial number of the appliance available;
(c) have the proof of purchase (e.g. an invoice) available; repairs may not be carried out
until proof of purchase is provided.
(d) telephone the number shown below.
FOR WARRANTY CLAIMS, SERVICE AND SPARE PARTS PLEASE CONTACT
GBI Sales Pty Ltd.
78 Mallard Way, Cannington WA 6107
Phone: [phone] Email: [email protected]
IMPORTANT
IF A SERVICE TECHNICIAN GOES TO A CUSTOMERS RESIDENCE AND IT IS AN
INSTALLATION ISSUE AND NOT A WARRANTY ISSUE THEN A CALL OUT FEE WILL
BE CHARGED TO THE CUSTOMER. THEY WILL THEN STILL NEED TO ORGANISE
SOMEONE TO FIX THE INSTALLATION.
IT IS IN THE CUSTOMERS AND DISTRIBUTORS BEST INTEREST TO READ THE
TROUBLE SHOOTING BEFORE BOOKING A SERVICE CALL.
WARRANTY TERMS AND CONDITIONS
IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTICE
READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS IN THIS MANUAL BEFORE OPERATING THE APPLIANCE.
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS FOR FUTURE REFERENCE. ALWAYS LEAVE SAFETY
GRILLS AND FILTER IN PLACE. WITHOUT THESE COMPONENTS, OPERATING
BLOWERS COULD CATCH ON TO HAIR, FINGERS AND LOOSE CLOTHING.
NEVER DISPOSE CIGARETTE ASHES, IGNITABLE SUBSTANCES OR ANY FOREIGN
OBJECTS IN TO THE BLOWERS.
NEVER LEAVE COOKING AREA UNATTENDED. WHEN FRYING, OIL IN THE PAN CAN
EASILY OVERHEAT AND CATCH FIRE. THE RISK OF SELF-COMBUSTION IS HIGHER
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Read all instructions before installing and operating this Rangehood. This Rangehood is
designed for use above an outdoor domestic gas (propane/natural) barbecue.
This manual is intended for qualified installers, service technicians or persons with
similar qualified backgrounds. Incorrect installation is not covered under warranty. DO
NOT attempt to install this appliance yourself. Injury could result from installing the unit due to
lack of appropriate electrical and technical background.
Always ensure this Rangehood is installed as per the requirements noted in AS/NZS
3000:2007.
There shall be adequate ventilation of the room when the Rangehood is used at the same
time as appliances burning gas or other fuels (not applicable to appliances that only discharge
the air back in to the room.
If the supply cord of this equipment is damaged, it must only be replaced by a service agent or
electrician in order to avoid a hazard.
Always switch power off prior to installation. All electrical work must be done in accordance
with local and national electrical codes as applicable and installed by a licenced electrician.
For safety, this product must be earthed. A power outlet should be within 1000mm of the
power cord exit from the Rangehood. The socket must be accessible and enable the end user
to isolate the Rangehood from the power for the purpose of internal cleaning or maintenance.
The power supply must be supplied though a residual current device (RCD) having a tripping
current not exceeding 30mA.
Stainless steel or powder coat is very easily damaged during installation if abraded or knocked
by tools. Protect the Rangehood with the cardboard box or plastic bag during installation.
All ducting must comply with local requirements, building codes and gas codes. It is not
recommended to use old duct work. It should be replaced if necessary to avoid the possibility
of a grease fire. Check all joints on duct work to ensure proper connection. All joints should be
properly taped.
The Rangehood is designed for outdoor undercover use only and must be in a dry location.
Suitable fixings will be required to mount this Rangehood. These are not included.
Note that accessible parts may become hot when used with cooking appliances.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
IMPORTANT
This rangehood is fitted with a sealed electrical connection plug that is compatible with the
mains power supply for Australia / New Zealand and meets the requirements of Australian
Standards. This rangehood must be connected to a supply voltage that is equal to that stated
on the rating label. If the mains power connection plug or power cord becomes damaged it
must be replaced with a complete assembly that is identical to the original, and this must be
replaced by an authorised service centre. Always follow the Australian / New Zealand
requirements for connection to the mains supply. If in doubt always consult a qualified
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WHAT IS AN OUTDOOR AREA
An outdoor area is an open-air situation that is not obstructed by buildings, structures etc,
facilitating correct combustion and allowing products of combustion to be readily dispersed to
atmosphere.
An alfresco area, veranda or balcony (large area) is considered outdoors when it is an open-air
situation with natural ventilation. This ensures stagnant areas do not form, as these prevent the
products of combustion from being rapidly dispersed by wind and natural convection. In the
unlikely event of a gas leak occurring, a well-ventilated area will allow escaping gases to rapidly
disperse
The following situations are considered to provide the natural ventilation required for an outdoor
Range hood to be used:
Four open sides with a roof or overhead cover.
Two parallel walls or two walls at right angles to each other with a roof or overhead cover.
Three walls, with the one open side being at least 25 per cent of the total perimeter and the
remaining three walls having an area of 30 per cent or more of unrestricted opening, with a
roof or overhead cover.
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BALCONIES & VERANDAS
An outdoor range hood may be installed and used on a balcony or veranda if, by location and
use, it will not cause a hazard and the manufacturer’s instructions allow for such use. It may also
be necessary to consult local building laws before installing or using a gas barbecue on a
balcony or veranda.
A balcony or veranda shallow in depth and with a roof and three enclosed sides is considered an
acceptable area if the following applies:
the depth of the balcony or veranda is smaller than or equal to its height; and
the open face width is at least twice the depth.
Examples of these situations:
A balcony with an open construction balustrade (more than 75 per cent free open area).
Measure the distance from floor to roof ‘H’.
The maximum allowable depth ‘D’ is the same as ‘H’ and the minimum width ‘W’ is twice ‘D’.
A balustrade is enclosed or has less than 75 per cent free open area. Measure from the top of
the balustrade to the roof ‘Ha’.
The maximum allowable depth ‘D’ is the same as ‘Ha’ and the minimum width ‘W’ is twice ‘D’.
IMPORTANT
It is recommended that access doors or windows to the balcony or veranda be closed while the
barbecue is in use. If unsure always consult with your local building authority and local gas
authority.
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SUPPLIED MATERIALS
ITEM
CXWB12062 &
CXWB12082
CXWB14802
CXWB14802
ISLAND
RANGEHOOD WITH DUCT ADAPTORS
FITTED TO EACH MOTOR
1
1
1
400MM HIGH FLU COVERS
2
2
2
CHIMNEY MOUNTING BRACKET
1
1
ROOF MOUNTING BRACKET
1
SEMI RIGID 150MM DUCTING
2
3
3
HARDWARE TO ATTACH BRACKETS
1
1
1
REQUIRED FOR USE
Accessible power pointed fitted within 1m of range hood mounting position. The power point
must be supplied through a residual current device (RCD) having a tripping current not
exceeding 30mA.
EQUIPMENT REQUIRED FOR INSTALLATION
• Electric drill
• Suitable mounting hardware
• Drills
• Screwdriver
• Tape measure/rule
• Plumb bomb
• Spirit level
• Ladder
For ducting:
• Duct tape
• Jigsaw
•Duct elbows as required for correct
installation
• Roof cap or duct exit as required for correct
installation
BEFORE INSTALLING
Please consider the following before commencing to install your range hood. Your range hood
will need to be ducted to ensure it operates and complies with local and national regulations.
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DUCT MOUNTING OPTIONS
You will need some additional parts to complete these installations. All motors need to be ducted
individually and the included semi rigid ducting is 150mm diameter.
If ducting at the rear or via the Soffit/Eave please review page 12 for reduction in ducting requirements
The ideal position of the Rangehood is as follows:
1. Height above cooking surface –minimum 1200mm in compliance with AS/NZS 5601.1:2013
2. Distance from cooking surface to Rangehood mounting bracket bottom screw hole.
IMPORTANT: ALL MOTORS NEED TO BE DUCTED INDIVIDUALLY. DO NOT MERGE ANY
OF THE DUCTS TOGETHER AS THIS WILL SERIOUSLY AFFECT THE RANGEHOOD
EXTRACTION.
WARNING
NEVER exhaust air or terminate duct work into spaces between walls, crawl spaces,
ceilings, attics or garages. All exhaust must be ducted to the atmosphere.
Use metal duct work only. Fasten all connections with sheet metal screws and tape all
joints with certified Silver tape or duct tape. Semi rigid ducting is provided, it is not
recommended to use flexible ducting as it will decrease airflow.
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DUCTING
All motors need to be ducted individually to ensure air flow and suction is adequate and meets all
regulations.
CXWB12062 and CXWB12082 –2 Ducts 150mm Ø
CXWB14802 and CXWB14802 ISLAND –3 Ducts 150mm Ø
DUCT RUN CALCULATIONS
If installation of ducts is not straight up vertically please ask the licensed installer to use the
following as a guide.
Maximum allowable duct run per motor:
150mm Ducting 30m
Deduct the following from the maximum ducting
Minus per 90° elbow used 5m
Minus per 45° elbow used 3m
Minus per duct size transition 1m
Minus side wall cap/eave damper 10m
Minus roof cap 10m
For example: 1 x roof cap, 1 x 90° elbow, 1 x 45° elbow, 1 x duct transition –actually used.
This means the actual length of 150mm ducting to be used is a maximum of: 30m Duct run minus
(-) (10m + 5m +3m +1m) = 11m actual ducting can be used.
Semi rigid ducts are provided for convenience and to maximize air flow.
Also use calculation (above) to compute total available duct run when using elbows, transitions
and caps.
ALWAYS, when possible, reduce the number of transitions and turns. If a long duct run is
required, increase duct size from 150mm to 200mm.
If a reducer is used, install a long reducer instead of a pancake reducer. Reduce duct size as far
away from motor as possible. If turns and transitions are required; install as far away from motor
and as far apart between the two as possible.
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INSTALLING –CXWB12062 AND CXWB12082 RANGEHOOD
Mounting bracket is attached and part of the range hood motor cover. Note: range hood must be
level, if not range hood will not operate correctly.
1. Using a tape measure mark the centre hole (A) on your wall. This mark should be in the centre of
your cooking surface and 1636.8mm (CXWB12062) and 1686mm (CXWB12082) above your
cooking surface.
2. Using a tape measure and level mark the other holes on your wall. Ensure all of these are level.
3. Your range hood is very heavy. Please use suitable fixings and hole size for this weight.
4. If unsure of which fixings please discuss with your hardware stockist or range hood installer.
5. Using two people lift range hood into place and secure to the wall using selected hardware.
Ensure range hood is level.
6. Securely fix the range hood bracket to a solid wall. Ensure it is level before tightening the
fixings.
BRACKET MEASUREMENTS (all measurements are in millimetres.)
CXWB12062
CXWB12082
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CXWB12082 RANGEHOOD

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INSTALLING –CXWB14802 RANGEHOOD
WALL BRACKET
Note: Bracket must be level, if not range hood will not operate correctly.
1. Using a tape measure mark the centre bottom hole (A) on your wall. This mark should be in
the centre of your cooking surface and 1685mm above your cooking surface.
2. Position the wall bracket with the centre bottom hole (A) over the mark you have just made.
3. Ensure bracket is level using spirit level.
4. Once level mark the remaining holes on your wall.
5. Your range hood is very heavy. Please use suitable fixings and hole size for this weight.
If unsure of which fixings please discuss with your hardware stockist or range hood installer.
6. Securely fix the range hood bracket to a solid wall. Ensure it is level before tightening the
fixings.
BRACKET MEASUREMENTS
FITTING
1. Lift and position the Range hood so that the wall bracket slides into all lifting holes on the top
wall side of the motor box.
2. Check to ensure that the Range hood is level side to side as well as front to back. It is
imperative that the Range hood is level so that it operates correctly.
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INSTALLING –CXWB12062 , CXWB12082, CXWB14802 RANGEHOOD
DUCTING
1. Remove all tape from the ducts butterfly valves and ensure they move up and down freely.
2. Position the butterfly valves up.
3. Position the ducting over the top of the collection box and butterfly flaps. Use duct tape to
secure semi rigid ducting.
4. Duct through ceiling and roof in accordance with the local, state and national regulations and
laws.
POWER
Using a plumb bomb or spirit level determine the vertical line the flue surrounds will take. The
position of the 240V AC wall socket is that it must be accessible to turn on/off without removing
any covers. Note: All electrical work must be carried out by a licensed electrician.
1. Uncoil power cord.
2. Plug into wall socket and turn on.
3. Test the fans and lights work.
4. If everything works properly, turn off power at wall socket and unplug power lead.
FLUE SURROUND
Provided are 2 x flue surrounds both 400mm high. These are used to finish and cover the motor
box and installed ducting.
1. Mounting the second flue surround, this goes on the inside of the one pre-installed flue cover.
2. Using a spirit level, plumb bob and tape measure position the flue bracket as high as possible.
Once in correct position mark holes and drill.
3. Secure the flue bracket with suitable screws.
4. Slide the second flue cover inside the first. Make sure the power cord is clear of the flue
surround. Now fasten to the flue bracket, make sure not to damage power cord.
5. Push 240V AC plug into power socket and turn on.
Note: Please only temporarily fix flu covers, so if service is required motors and electrical
components can be accessed.
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INSTALLING –CXWB14802 ISLAND CEILING MOUNT
CEILING BRACKET
Note: Bracket must be level. If not Range hood will not operate correctly.
1. Using a plumb bomb mark on the ceiling the centre of your cooking surface.
2. Place the ceiling bracket on the ceiling. Ensure the sides and front are level with your cooking
surface and that it is centre of the cooking surface.
3. Mark the mounting holes through the ceiling bracket. Note: Bracket must be screwed to the
roofing framework not plasterboard.
4. The range hood is very heavy. Please use suitable fixings and hole size for this weight. If
unsure of which fixings please discuss with your hardware stockist or range hood installer.
5. Securely fix the ceiling bracket to roofing framework. Ensure it is square to your cooking
surface in the centre and level. Note: An uneven range hood will not operate correctly.
6. Using nuts and bolts attach 1 angle bracket to each corner of the ceiling bracket. Ensure nuts
and bolts are tight.
7. Ensure you make allowances in the ceiling for your ducts before installing the range hood.
All bracket measurements in millimetres.
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INSTALLING –CXWB14802 ISLAND CEILING MOUNT
RANGEHOOD
WARNING: VERY HEAVY 2 PERSON LIFT.
1. Using nuts and bolts attach 1 angle bracket to each corner of the range hood motor box.
2. Slide the 2 flue surrounds over the top of the 4 angle brackets and onto the range hood body.
Note: The inner flue surrounds attach to the holes at the top of the ceiling bracket.
3. Lift and position the range hood so that the 8 angle brackets (4 top & 4 bottom) line up and can
be screwed together using nuts and bolts.
4. Once secured check the distance between the cooking surface and the underside of the range
hood this should be minimum 1200mm, maximum 1350mm.
5. If the distance is not correct adjust the range hood height up or down as required. Once
correct securely tighten all nuts and bolts.
6. Check to ensure that the range hood is level side to side as well as front to back. Also check
that it is square to the cooking surface. It is imperative that the range hood is level so that it
operates correctly.
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DUCTING
1. Remove all tape from the ducts, butterfly valves and ensure they move up and down freely.
2. Position the butterfly valves up.
3. Position the ducting over the top of the collection box and butterfly valves.
4. Using a Range hood installer duct through the ceiling and roof in accordance with local, state
and national regulations and laws.
POWER
If required, have a power point socket installed onto the ceiling next to the ceiling bracket. Allow
at least 100mm from the ceiling bracket. The position of the 240V AC ceiling socket is that it must
be accessible to turn off without removing any covers. Note: All electrical work must be
carried out by a licenced electrician.
1. Uncoil power cord
2. Plug into ceiling socket and turn on.
3. Test the fans and lights work
4. If all okay turn off ceiling socket and unplug power lead.
FLUE SURROUND
Provided are 2 x flue surrounds both 400mm high. These are used to finish and cover the motor
box and installed ducting. You have already installed these to your range hood.
1. Slide the inner flue surround up as high as possible and secure with screws, ensuring not to
damage the power cord.
2. Push 240V AC plug into power socket and turn on.
Note: Please only temporarily fix flu covers, so if service is required motors and electrical
components can be accessed.
RANGEHOOD INSTALLATION