GE JHC56G - Manual (Page 23)

Exhaust System
FThe Americana model with a built-
in exhaust system is equipped with
a damper, a two-speed exhaust
blower, and removable filters.
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To open hood above the oven, lift
up handle at right of hood; to close
push down on handle. Use hood in
its fully extended position whenever
Remove and Replace Filters
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cooking top and in hood over oven.
The exhaust system functions only
when the blower is operating.
Locate the button for exhaust
system at the botiom of the vertical
control panel. For high speed push
in top of button; for low speed
push in botiom of button and to
stop blower push center of button.
When blower is operating and hood
over oven is closed, it exhausts over
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cooking, such as when pan broiling
or deep-fat frying on the surface
units. See information on use of
surface units.
recess at front edge of filter, push
filter to rear until front edge clears
the exhaust opening, lower the
front and remove. When clean.
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spring at rear of exhaust opening.
Push to rear, lift front edge, and let
spring push filter forward into
place under edge of exhaust
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operates with hood in open posi­
tion, it exhausts through openings
over surface units and over oven
simultaneously.
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Filters
Two filters are located over cooking
top and one behind hood exten­
sion. Filters are removable for
cleaning.
Filter(s) becomes soiled over a
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SHOULD BE OPERATED
WHENEVER ODORS. VAPORS.
OR SMOKE ARE EXPECTED
TO BE THE RESULT OF A
AN AT THE BEGINNING OF
COOKING.
your exhaust system depends on
how clean the filter(s) is. Frequency
of cleaning, or replacing, depends
on the type of cooking you do, but
filters should be cleaned AT
LEAST ONCE A MraTH. Also,
clean frequently the grease-laden
surfaces adjacent to the filter(s).
2. Hood: Extend hood as far as
possible, or remove hood extension
if desired, see illustration. Place
fingers on each side at bottom of
filter. Press filter to left until it
clears the holder on right side,
remove. When clean, replace. Push
filter against clip at left and press
left until filter clears holder at right
Side. Push filter toward opening
and release so it slips behind
holder.
To Remove and Replace Hood Extension
1. 2 .
To Clean
(a) To remove, extend hood as far
as it will open.
(b) With thumbs curved around
edge of hood extension, hook
a finger between spring and
bracket at each side and push
toward center of hood. This
moves pins out of holes in
bracket and hood extension can
be removed.
(a) To replace, fit bottom of half­
circle flanges into side of hood.
(b) Secure one side at a time. Align
pin with holes in bracket and
hood extension, then push pin
through holes. This secures
hood extension so it cannot be
removed by mistake.
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solution. Light brushing may be
used to help remove imbedded soil
and dust. With careful use and
handling the filter will last for
years. However, if replacement
becomes necessary, obtain a filter
from your General Electric dealer
for your specific range model.
2. Hood extension, remove and
wash with hot detergent solution.
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Motor
The blower motor is permanently
lubricated so does not need oiline.
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