What to do if the lights are not working on my Omega ORC60MB Ventilation Hood?
If the lights on your Omega Ventilation Hood aren't working, it might be due to a broken or faulty LED lamp, in which case you should contact Everdure Service.
Why is my Omega ORC60MB not sucking?
If your Omega Ventilation Hood is not sucking enough, it might be because the distance between the rangehood and the gas top is too far. Try refitting the rangehood to the correct distance.
What to do if the light is on but the motor doesn't work on my Omega Ventilation Hood?
If the light on your Omega Ventilation Hood is on, but the motor isn't working, the fan switch might be turned off. In this case, select a fan switch position. Alternatively, the fan switch or the motor itself may have failed, requiring you to contact Everdure Service.
Why is my Omega ORC60MB leaking oil?
If your Omega Ventilation Hood is leaking oil, it could be due to a loose one-way valve and air ventilation entrance. To fix this, take down the one-way valve and seal it with sealant. Alternatively, the leakage might be coming from the connection of the U-shaped section and cover, in which case you should take the U-shaped section down and seal it.
What to do if light and motor don't work on Omega ORC60MB?
If both the light and motor aren't working on your Omega Ventilation Hood, check your house fuses and reset or replace them if they're blown. Also, ensure the power cord is securely fitted to the power outlet and that the outlet is switched on.
How to fix an Omega Ventilation Hood that inclines?
If your Omega Ventilation Hood is inclining, the fixing screw might not be tight enough. Tighten the hanging screw to make it horizontal.
This document is an instruction manual for the Omega Rangehood models ORC60MB and ORC90MB. It provides essential information for installation, operation, maintenance, and warranty.
The Omega Rangehood is designed to extract cooking vapours and odours from the kitchen, improving air quality. It is intended for indoor use only and should be operated prior to cooking and for about 15 minutes after cooking to ensure complete elimination of vapours and odours. The appliance features a fan with multiple speed settings and an integrated LED light to illuminate the cooking surface. It can be installed as a ducted system, discharging air through an exhaust pipe to the external wall, or potentially as a recirculating system (though the manual primarily details ducted installation and mentions "not applicable to appliances that only discharge the air back into the room" in a safety warning, suggesting a primary ducted design).
The rangehood features a user-friendly control panel with touch buttons for various functions:
Regular maintenance is crucial for the rangehood's efficiency and safety.
The manual includes a troubleshooting guide to address common issues:
The product comes with a warranty from Residentia Group. The Warranty Period for personal, domestic, or household use is 24 months for manufacturing defects. The warranty covers repair or replacement of defective parts, excluding perishable items like light globes, batteries, filters, and seals. Proof of purchase is required for claims. The warranty does not cover damage from misuse, improper installation, normal wear and tear, power surges, or failure to comply with instructions. Missing parts are not covered if not reported within the first week of purchase. The warranty is valid in Australia only.
General| Brand | Omega |
|---|---|
| Model | ORC60MB |
| Category | Ventilation Hood |
| Language | English |
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