Why does my Omega ORC97G have insufficient suction?
If your Omega Ventilation Hood has insufficient suction, it might be because the distance between the hood and the gas top is too long; in this case, readjust the distance. Alternatively, too much ventilation or breeze from open doors or windows could be the cause. To resolve this, choose a better location and re-assemble the machine.
What to do if light and motor do not work on my Omega Ventilation Hood?
If the light and motor of your Omega Ventilation Hood are not working, the light may be damaged and need replacement. Another possible cause is a loose power cord, in which case you should contact service.
Why is the light on but the motor not working on my Omega ORC97G Ventilation Hood?
If the light on your Omega Ventilation Hood is on, but the motor isn't working, it could be due to several reasons. The fan might be blocked, the capacitor could be damaged, or the motor might be jammed with a damaged bearing. A smell coming from the motor could also be the reason. In all these cases you should contact service.
What to do if my Omega ORC97G Ventilation Hood is shaking?
If your Omega Ventilation Hood is shaking, it could be that the fan is damaged, the motor is not tightly mounted, or the body is not tightly hung on the wall. In all these cases you should contact service.
How to fix an Omega ORC97G that inclines?
If your Omega Ventilation Hood inclines, it's likely due to the fixing or hanging screws not being tight enough. Tighten the hanging screw to make it horizontal.
Why is my Omega Ventilation Hood shaking?
If your Omega Ventilation Hood is shaking, it could be due to several reasons. The fan might be damaged and causing the shaking, in which case you should replace it. Alternatively, the motor might not be tightly mounted; ensure you lock the motor mounts tightly. Lastly, check if the body is securely fixed to the wall and tighten it if necessary.
What to do if the light is on but the motor does not work on my Omega Ventilation Hood?
If your Omega Ventilation Hood light is on but the motor isn't working, it could be due to a few potential issues. First, check if the fan is blocked and remove any obstructions. If the fan isn't blocked, the capacitor might be damaged and need replacement. Another possibility is that the motor is jammed or the bearing is damaged, which would require replacing the motor. Also, a smell coming from the motor means that you need to replace the motor.
How to improve suction on my Omega Ventilation Hood?
If you're experiencing insufficient suction with your Omega Ventilation Hood, there are a couple of things to consider. The distance between the hood and the gas top may be too long; try readjusting the distance. Also, excessive ventilation or breezes from open doors or windows can affect suction. Consider choosing a better location and re-assembling the machine.
What to do if my Omega Ventilation Hood is leaking oil?
If your Omega Ventilation Hood is leaking oil, it could be due to a couple of issues. The one-way valve and air ventilation entrance might not be tightly sealed; take down the one-way valve and seal it with silicon rubber. Alternatively, there might be leakage from the connection of the U-shaped section and cover; take the U-shaped section down and seal it with silicon or paint.
Why is my Omega Ventilation Hood inclining?
If your Omega Ventilation Hood is inclining, the fixing screw might not be tight enough. Tighten the hanging screw to make it horizontal.
Covers ventilation ducting requirements, mounting height, and securing the rangehood body with safety screws.
Steps for fixing the extensible pipe, adjusting chimney height, and attaching the cooker hood to the hook.
Guidance on cleaning grease filters and the use of charcoal filters for re-circulation mode operation.
Details the operation of the power button, fan speed controls (Low, Mid, High), and the light function.
Step-by-step instructions for cleaning the grease filter mesh with detergent or in a dishwasher.
Instructions for cleaning the rangehood body and replacing the LED light modules safely.
Details the terms, conditions, coverage, and exclusions of the product warranty for appliances.
Provides steps for making a warranty claim, including necessary information and contact procedures.
Covers ventilation ducting requirements, mounting height, and securing the rangehood body with safety screws.
Steps for fixing the extensible pipe, adjusting chimney height, and attaching the cooker hood to the hook.
Guidance on cleaning grease filters and the use of charcoal filters for re-circulation mode operation.
Details the operation of the power button, fan speed controls (Low, Mid, High), and the light function.
Step-by-step instructions for cleaning the grease filter mesh with detergent or in a dishwasher.
Instructions for cleaning the rangehood body and replacing the LED light modules safely.
Details the terms, conditions, coverage, and exclusions of the product warranty for appliances.
Provides steps for making a warranty claim, including necessary information and contact procedures.
This document is an instruction manual for the Omega 90cm Glass Canopy Rangehood, models ORC97G and ORC98G. It provides comprehensive information on installation, operation, maintenance, and troubleshooting, along with important safety warnings and warranty details.
The Omega Glass Canopy Rangehood is designed to extract cooking vapors and odors from the kitchen, ensuring a cleaner and more pleasant cooking environment. It can be operated in either ducted mode, where air is discharged outside, or re-circulation mode, where air is filtered through activated charcoal filters and returned to the room. The rangehood features a fan with multiple speed settings and integrated lighting to illuminate the cooking surface.
Both models are 90cm wide, intended for use above hobs of the same width. The minimum mounting distance above the cooking surface is 65cm, with an optimal range of 65-75cm for best effect. The overall dimensions include a width of 900mm, depth of 476mm, and adjustable height from 490mm to 970mm.
The rangehood is equipped with a user-friendly control panel (Fig. 08) featuring five push buttons:
It is recommended to operate the rangehood prior to cooking and to leave it running for 15 minutes after cooking is terminated to effectively eliminate cooking vapors and odors.
The rangehood includes high-density stainless steel filter mesh designed to capture grease. These filters should be cleaned regularly, approximately every month, to prevent grease build-up and maintain optimal performance.
The main body of the cooker hood should be cleaned every two months using hot water and a non-corrosive liquid detergent to prevent corrosion. Abrasive detergents should be avoided as they can damage the body. It is crucial to keep the motor and other spare parts free from water. Always unplug the appliance before cleaning.
If the rangehood is used in re-circulation mode, an activated charcoal filter must be in place. These filters are located above the grease filters and are designed to absorb cooking odors. They should not be exposed to heat, and the fixed bar around the filter should not be torn open. Grease filters must be removed before fitting or replacing charcoal filters.
The rangehood uses 2 x 1.5W LED modules (round lamp, 12V DC, ILCOS D Code: DSR-1.5/65-S-64).
The manual also includes a detailed troubleshooting guide for common issues such as the fan being blocked, motor not working, shaking, or insufficient suction, providing solutions or advising contact with service. Warranty information specifies a 24-month warranty against manufacturing defects for personal, domestic, or household use in Australia, with specific conditions and exclusions.
General| Brand | Omega |
|---|---|
| Model | ORC97G |
| Category | Ventilation Hood |
| Language | English |
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