To Next PageTo Next PageWhy isn't my Vissani 30SSC19PRT working after installation?
If your Vissani Ventilation Hood isn't working after installation, check that the power line and cable locking connector are properly connected. Also, ensure that all wires on the switches are correctly connected and not loose.
What to do if the Vissani 30SSC19PRT Ventilation Hood light works but the motor isn't turning?
If the light works but the motor doesn't turn, the motor might be defective and seized, requiring replacement. Another cause could be the thermally protected system shutting the motor down because it's too hot; the motor should function normally after it cools down. Also, verify that the motor wire is securely plugged into the molex connector.
How to fix a vibrating Vissani Ventilation Hood?
If your Vissani Ventilation Hood is vibrating, it could be due to several reasons. First, check if the motor is securely in place and tighten it if necessary. Another possible cause is a damaged blower wheel, which would need to be replaced. Lastly, ensure that the hood is properly installed and secured.
What to do if the motor is working, but the lights are not on my Vissani Ventilation Hood?
If the motor in your Vissani Ventilation Hood is working, but the lights are not, try the following: Begin by replacing the lightbulb, as it may be defective. If that doesn't work, ensure the lightbulb is tightened properly. Finally, check the wires on the light switch to make sure they are connected correctly.
General| Appliance Category | Ventilation Hood |
|---|---|
| Color/Finish | Stainless Steel |
| Type | Under Cabinet |
| Width | 30 in. |
| Airflow | 200 CFM |
| Lighting | LED |
| Control Type | Push Button |
| Filter Type | Baffle |
| Material | Stainless Steel |
| Mounting Type | Under Cabinet |
| Number of Bulbs | 2 |
| Voltage (V) | 120 |
| Vent Type | Ducted |
| Duct Size | 7 in. |
| Product Width (in.) | 30 in. |
Essential safety instructions to reduce fire, electric shock, or injury risks.
Danger of electrical shock and serious injury if power is not off during installation/servicing.
Danger of deadly electrical shock from improper wiring, insulation, or grounding.
Danger of gas exposure if gas source is not turned off before installation/servicing.
Warning about venting gas ranges outdoors with appropriate ductwork and capacity.
Warning against installation/service without necessary technical or electrical background due to injury risk.
Warning to wear safety gloves due to sharp edges during installation, cleaning, or servicing.
Warning to keep safety grills and filters in place to prevent injury from operating fans.
Caution that the device is for general ventilation, not hazardous/explosive materials.
Safety guidelines for operating the range hood while cooking, including unattended use and open flames.
Warning to use only metal ductwork to reduce fire risk.
Warning against using the hood with external solid state speed control devices.
Caution to vent air outside to reduce fire risk and ensure proper exhaust.
Details the one-year limited warranty for defects in materials or workmanship.
Outlines the procedure for making a warranty claim, including required information.
Lists necessary tools and materials required but not supplied for installation.
Details the contents of the package, including the range hood and hardware.
Provides a diagram with key dimensions of the range hood for installation planning.
Instructions and considerations for planning the installation, including measurements and clearances.
Describes different venting options (top venting, wall venting) and how to prepare openings.
Provides guidelines for installing ductwork, including material, diameter, and length limits.
A chart detailing equivalent lengths for different ductwork fittings used in calculations.
Details electrical grounding requirements, wiring methods, and connection procedures.
Critical danger warning regarding proper grounding to prevent electrical shock.
Note on temporarily wiring the unit to test its operation before final installation.
Steps to prepare the range hood by removing the filter and cover.
Instructions for marking the centerline on the wall and cabinet bottom for wiring holes.
Steps for drilling a hole through the cabinet top for wiring.
Steps for drilling a hole through the rear wall for wiring.
Instructions for preparing exhaust venting, including choosing a style and cutting openings.
Steps to prepare the cabinet for mounting, including selecting a surface and marking holes.
Steps to prepare the wall for mounting, including marking holes and drilling.
Instructions for running and connecting the power supply cable to the hood.
Detailed steps for installing the range hood using cabinet mounting.
Detailed steps for installing the range hood using wall mounting.
Information regarding the recirculation vent cover for different installation types.
Explanation of the range hood controls for operating the light and fan.
General guidelines and warnings for cleaning the range hood safely and effectively.
Instructions for cleaning or replacing the grease filter, including dishwasher safety.
Steps for safely replacing the incandescent light bulb in the range hood.
Information on the charcoal filter, its maintenance, and removal for outdoor venting.
Troubleshooting steps for when the unit does not function after installation.
Troubleshooting steps for when the light works but the motor does not turn.
Troubleshooting steps for when the unit is vibrating during operation.
Troubleshooting steps for when the motor works but the lights do not.
Wiring diagram specific to the SE116C model, showing electrical connections.
Details motor characteristics such as power supply, frequency, amperage, and wattage.
Lists motor resistance values for different wire colors.
Instructions for connecting the power supply, specifying wire suitability.
A table listing various service parts with their descriptions and spaces for codes and quantities.
