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Halton KVF Capture Jet - Troubleshooting

Halton KVF Capture Jet
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Due to continuous product research and development,
the information contained herein is subject to change without notice.
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Problem / Alarm Indication Possible Cause(s) Corrective Action(s)
Cooking fumes are not being
removed from the Kitchen
Exhaust fan not operating correctly
Capture Jet fan not operating correctly
Exhaust fan is slowed or under sized
Supply air is not balanced
Excessive kitchen drafts
Equipment moved from original position
Equipment has changed
Secondary treatment system needs service
Check exhaust fan is powered on and running correctly
Check supply air capture jet fan is running
Check the required T�A�B� pressures, must be within 10% of value shown on
rating plate
Check the exhaust fan is the correct size for required duty
Check supply fan and adjust speed to balance kitchen
Close doors and windows or turn off fans causing draft
Check equipment list and revise exhaust system design as required
Service filters
Excessive oil and grease at
discharge
Filters are overloaded or not correctly fitted
Hood and/or ductwork requires cleaning
Check they are correctly installed
Check and clean the inside of the hood exhaust plenum(s) and ductwork
If problem persists, contact Stoddart�
Measured exhaust pressures
not per rating plate
(+/-10%)
Exhaust/supply dampers not set correctly
Poor seal around supply/exhaust collars
Exhaust fan is under or over sized
Supply fan is under or over sized
Optional VFD is not adjusted correctly
Check the required T�A�B� pressures and adjust the exhaust/supply dampers
Check the supply and exhaust collars for a sufficient seal
Replace exhaust fan with the correct size
Replace supply fan with the correct size
Adjust VFD settings
Lights not working
Power not on
Tubes, starter or ballast faulty
Damaged, or incorrect wiring
Supply power to the lighting circuit
Replace damaged component
Fix faulty wiring
Some lights don’t turn on
Connections not made between hoods
Faulty lights
Check all lighting connections have been made between each hood section
Replace the lights
If problem persist, contact Stoddart�
Troubleshooting
If any faults/issues occur with the unit, follow the below troubleshooting procedures
If the troubleshooting procedures do not correct the problem, contact the Stoddart Service Department
Cleaning and Maintenance

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