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automatically switches to strong gear, and the ring of the ring turns off a
section, if it is to be reopened again to the whole circle.
• All the display lights up for 1 second and then goes out. The buzzer sends out a
“bite” prompt, and the whole machine enters the shutdown state.
• Gesture control: When the machine is shut down, the palm swings from left to
right or from right to left once, and the hood starts. The fan runs in strong gear
and the lighting is turned on at the same time.
• Power key: for switch/delay operation. When shutdown operation is invalid,
press this key to shut down or enter a delay of 3 minutes.
• Weak gear key: Used to set the weak gear of air volume. When the power is on,
press this key shortly to switch the air flow gear between weak gear and close
cycle.
• Super suction key: Used to set the air volume of super suction gear. The super-
strong suction time is 3 minutes, after 3 minutes, it will automatically turn into
strong-gear operation state.
• Lighting keys: used to turn on or off lights
• Cleaning Lock Screen Function: Press the Lighting keys for 3 seconds to enter
the cleaning lock screen state, and press 3 seconds to exit the cleaning lock
screen.
• The indicator light of “strong key” keeps flickering; the hood enters the state of
cleaning lock screen. Press the “strong key” for 3 seconds to exit the lock screen.
The buzzer whistles and the panel close.
• Clock display: In the state of clock display, press the power key for a long time.
Start flickering in the hourly area, press the “weak” or “strong” button
• Adjust the clock. After setting the hour, press the “power” button, switch to the
minute area and start flickering. Adjust the minute and press again.
• After 3 seconds, save the clock settings.
CX 9157/ CX 9177
• Gesture control: When the hood is off, use your hand to wave from right to left
above the icon once; the hood will start to work immediately. At the same time,
the light will be turned on. When the hood is working, use your hand to wave
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