To Next PageTo Next PageWhy does the motor speed slow down automatically on my Pacific Ventilation Hood?
If your Pacific Ventilation Hood's motor speed slows down automatically, it could be due to a distorted capacitor or low power. Try replacing the capacitor. Alternatively, the motor itself might be defected, requiring a replacement of the motor.
What to do if my Pacific Ventilation Hood motor speed slows down automatically?
If the motor speed slows down automatically, it could be due to a distorted capacitor, low power, or a defected motor. Replacing the capacitor or the motor could resolve this issue.
Why is my Pacific Ventilation Hood motor running on and off?
The motor might be running on and off because it reaches an unusually high temperature during cooking and stops, then restarts when it cools down. It may also be caused by motor temperature regulator coming on and off. Consider changing your cooking routine slightly or change the motor electrical wiring and de-activate the temperature regulator.
What to do if my Pacific SC8230S motor doesn’t regulate speed?
If the motor isn’t regulating speed, it could be due to a defected capacitor or the electrical wiring being off. Try replacing the capacitor or fixing the electrical wires.
What to do if the delay-off function fails in my Pacific Ventilation Hood?
If the delay-off function fails, the main control PC board or the PC board switch may have failed. Replacing the main control PC board or the PC board switch should solve the problem.
Why does my Pacific SC8230S have power leakage?
Power leakage could be caused by water getting into the motor. In this case, replace the motor.
Why does the motor on my Pacific Ventilation Hood run on and off?
If the motor in your Pacific Ventilation Hood runs on and off, it could be due to the motor stopping when it reaches an unusually high temperature and starting again when it cools down, often caused by cooking temperatures being too high. Consider slightly changing your cooking routine. It could also be caused by the motor temperature regulator coming on and off, in which case you should change the motor electrical wiring and de-activate the temperature regulator. If this is not the case, replace the motor.
What to do if the motor stops running in my Pacific SC8230S Ventilation Hood?
If the motor in your Pacific Ventilation Hood stops running, there could be several causes. It could be due to a burned wire or fuse, in which case you should replace the PC board. Alternatively, the motor temperature regulator might be off and unrecoverable, or the motor copper wire could be burned; in either of these situations, the motor should be replaced. Another possibility is a defected capacitor, which would require replacing the capacitor. Finally, check the power meter for no power or a burned fuse; if found, replace the power cord.
What to do if the display unit failed on my Pacific SC8230S Ventilation Hood?
If the display unit has failed, the cause could be a failed main control PC board, a failed PC board switch, a clogged nozzle, or a failed water pump. Consider replacing the main control PC board, the PC board switch, checking the nozzle, or changing the water pump.
What to do if the steam clean function is locked on my Pacific SC8230S?
If the steam clean function is locked, and the indication light of the user interface is blinking, press the steam key for 5 seconds to reset, then retry the steam clean function.
General| Brand | Pacific |
|---|---|
| Model | SC8230S |
| Category | Ventilation Hood |
| Language | English |
