FOTILE UQS3001, UQG3002 Pixie Air Series Range Hood Installation Guide

UQS3001, UQG3002 Pixie Air Series Range Hood
Installation Guide

UQS3001, UQG3002 Pixie Air Series Range Hood

RANGE HOOD Pixie Air™ Series
UQS3001 UQG3002
Use and Care I
Installation Guidance P7-P21
CAMPANA EXTRACTORA Serie Pixie Air™
UQS3001 UQG3002
Uso y cuidado I Manual de instalaci6n P31-P46
UQS3001 UQG3002
THANK YOU FOR MAKING FOTI LE A PART OF YOUR HOME
Thank you for purchasing the series of products elaborately designed and manufactured by FOTILE! Before use and installation, please read through this manual carefully and
follow the instructions as directed. This is of great importance to maintain excellent working conditions of the products and also enables satisfactory experience for you. It is recommended that you contact FOTILE Service Center any time you need advice, repair or maintenance services so that we can be of service promptly.
FOTI LE
Happiness Starts In Your Kitchen!

Safety instructions

To ensure the safe and efficient use of your FOTILE product, please note the highlight­ ed information in the product manual as follows:

• Warning: Indicating a risk of serious bodily injury or death if precautions are not observed.
• Notice: Indicating possible minor personal injury or product damage if instructions are not followed.
• Important: Emphasizing information of critical importance.

Please be sure to read these safety instructions before using the product. Please be sure to properly keep these safety instructions. This product is for indoor use only.
To avoid any accidental risks and damage to the range hood, please read this product manual carefully before installation and use. Only
in this way can you operate this product safely and correctly and reduce the risks of fire, elec­tric shock, personal injury, etc. Please proper­ ly keep this product manual for future use or for subsequent users.
Warning

• Risk of Electric Shock
  A defective appliance may cause electric shock. Never switch on a defective appli­ ance. Unplug the appliance from the mains or switch off the circuit breaker in the fuse box in case of problems, and contact our authorized service center.

• The range hood should be connected to a standard power socket with safe ground­ ing. Midway connection, prolonged electric line or multi-socket wiring may cause electric shock, overheating and, in some cases, result in a fire. Installation of the range hood should be performed by professional electricians in strict accor­ dance with electricity standards and regu­lations of the local area. Before connect­ing the rod, turn off the power source and take appropriate measures to prevent autoclosing of the power switch.

• In order to prevent electric shock and/or other bodily injuries to persons, do not exceed 125V AC input.

• Do not install the range hood in a bath­ room and/or a humid area, as this will significantly increase the risk of electric shock.

• If a wire is damaged or defective, contact an authorized service provider or a quali­ field technician (provided by FOTILE) to replace the wire.

• Do not change, stretch, knot, pressure or squeeze the wire as any resulting damage can result in electrical and/or fire hazards.

• Prevent water from coming into contact with the range hood’s electrical compo­nents, such as the motor, switch, and connector. Do not rinse the appliance with water. Do not use the appliance if it is wet, as electric leakage and/ or electric shock may occur.

• Do not attempt to change the range hood’ s internal wiring system. Improper modifica­tions and/or repairs to the internal wiring can result in bodily injuries to persons,
  electric shock and/or a fire.

• In order to avoid electric shock, remember to turn off the appliance’s power source before installation, cleaning, and/or main­ tenancy service.

• Avoid using high-pressure detergents and/or steam cleaners on the appliance, as they may result in electric shock.

• Do not touch the plug or switch with wet hands, as an electric shock may occur.

Grounding Instructions

• This appliance must be grounded. In the event of an electrical short circuit, grounding reduces the risk of electric shock by providing an escape wire for the electric current. This appliance is equipped with a cord having a grounding wire with a grounding plug. The plug must be plugged into an outlet that is properly installed and grounded.
• Improper grounding can result in electric shock.
• Consult a qualified electrician if the grounding instructions are not complete­ ly understood, or if doubt exists as to wheth­er the appliance is properly grounded.
• Do not use an extension cord. If the power supply cord is too short, have a qualified electrician install an outlet near the appli­ance.

Risk of Fire

• In order to reduce the risk of fire and to properly exhaust air, we recommend duct the air outside. Do not vent exhaust air into spaces within walls, ceilings, attics, crawl
  spaces and/ or garages.

• In order to prevent the risk of fire, the range hood should be operated and maintained in accordance to the instruc­ tions.

• Hot oils may ignite and burn quickly. Never leave hot oils unattended.

• Clean the hood’s oil cup at regular intervals, as leftover grease deposits may ignite.

• Never operate the range hood without the filter.

• Never work with naked flames close to the appliance. Do not install the appliance near a heat-producing appliance for solid fuel (e.g. wood or coal)

• There must be no flying sparks.

• Avoid cooking with food products that produce flames under the range hood.

To Reduce the Risk of Cooktop Grease Fire:

1. Never leave the burners to work unat­ tended. Overflowing cause smoking and greasy spillovers that may ignite. Heat oils slowly on low or medium settings.
2. Always turn the hood on during cooking.
3. Cooking grease may stick on the surface of the kitchen floor, cabinet, vent duct, etc. Better cleaning regularly to avoid fire risk.
4. Use proper pan size. Always use cook­ ware appropriate for the size of the pan support.

To Reduce the Risk of Injury to persons in the event of a cooktop fire, observe the following:

1. Smother flames with a lid, cookie sheet, or metal tray, then turn off the burner. Be careful to prevent burns. If the flames do not go out immediately, evac­ uate and call the fire department.
2. When the cooking utensil catches fire, switch off the range hood immediately. Effective extinguishing measures must be taken at once, such as covering the open flame with a metal cover, turning off the master gas valve, and keeping flam­ mable substance from the open flame, etc.
3. Never pick up a flaming pan-you may be burned.
4. Do not use water, including wet dish­ cloths or towels-a violent steam explo­sion will result.

Use an Extinguisher Only If:

1. You know you have a class ABC extin­ gusher and you already know how to operate it.
2. The fire is small and contained in the area where it started.
3. The fire department is being called.
4. You can fight the fire with your back to an exit.

Risk of Injury

• This appliance is not intended for use by persons(including children)with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities, or lack of experience and knowledge unless they have been given supervision or instruction concerning the use of the appliance by a person responsible for their safety.
• Children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the appliance.
• The range hood may have sharp edges. Be careful to avoid cuts and abrasions during installation and cleaning. Do wear qualified protective gloves
• The accessible parts become very hot when in operation. Never touch hot parts. Keep children at a safe distance.
• Do not touch lamps during or soon after the operation. Burns may occur.
• Do not insert your limbs and/or foreign objects into the impeller while the range hood is in operation, as that action might cause injury.
• This appliance is not intended for operation with an external clock timer or remote control.
• Incorrect repairs are dangerous. Repairs may only be carried out and damaged power cables replaced by one of our trained aftersales technicians.
• If any abnormalities and/or defects occur while operating the range hood, immediately turn off the appliance and unplug the appliance from the mains or switch off the circuit breaker in the fuse box. Then, contact our authorized service center. Abnormal operation and defects may cause hazardous situations, such as electric shocks and fires.
• This product contains chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm.
• For more information, please go to: www.P65Warnings.ca.gov

Risk of Suffocation

• Packaging material is dangerous to children. Never allow children to play with packaging material, which may cause suffocation. Keep all packing material out of proximity to children. Please remember that packaging materials should not be treated as toys.

Risk of Death

• Risk of poisoning from flue gases that are drawn back in. Always ensure adequate fresh air in the room if the appliance is being operated in exhaust air mode at the
  same time as room air-dependent heat-pro­ ducing appliance is being operated. Exhaust gases through the flue (chimney) of fuel burning equipment to prevent back drafting. FOTILE is not responsible for injuries caused by improper and/or incorrect operation of the range hood.

Notice

• When applicable local regulations comprise more restrictive installation and/or certification requirements, the aforementioned requirements will prevail, and installation personnel must conform to these requirements.

• The operating temperature of the range hood should not exceed 104 ·F (40C).

• Please do not place anything on top of the product. Anything placed on top may fall off or incline. For example, if you place seasoning bottles on top, the inclination may cause liquid to flow inside the product, resulting in dam­ aged electrified components and therefore unnecessary risks. Our company will not bear the responsibility for free repair in case of product damage due to the above reason.

• Clean the oil cup frequently to prevent over­ flow. The resulting grease is inedible! Please do not place flammable materials in the oil cup, such as a plastic wrap, paper towels, etc.

• When cutting or drilling into the wall or ceiling, be careful not to damage electrical wiring, water pipes, gas lines, or other hidden utilities. Adhere to the heating equipment manufac­turer’ s guidelines and safety standards, such as those published by the National Fire Protec­tion Association ( N FPA) , the American Soci­ety for Heating, Refrigeration and Air Condi­tioning Engineers (ASHRAE) and the local code authorities. Meanwhile, conform to the safety standards issued by such administrative
  departments such as fire departments.

• When gas burners are in operation without any cookware placed on them, they can build up a lot of heat. A ventilation appliance installed above the cooker may become damaged or catch fire. Only operate the gas burners with cookware on them. Adhere to the voltage and frequency settings listed in this manual to avoid possible damag­ es to the range hood.

• Please use standard accessories provided by our company to prevent the range hood from falling down accidentally. The hole drilled in the wall should precisely match
  the size of the expansion pipe, otherwise, the range hood may lose and fall down. Tempered glass is applied to the products of the company and the tempering treat­ ment of the glass determines the extremely little possibility of spontaneous explosion. If the occurrence of the spontaneous explosion is not due to improper use, our company promises free replacement of the accesso­ ries. The possibility of tempered glass break­ ing can be significantly increased in the following situations, which should be avoid­ ed: For instance, hitting the glass, especially the corners of the glass, with cooking uten­sils or other hard objects; The glass is impacted when you open a cabinet door around the Range Hood; Put the glass in an extremely hot or cold environment or an environment where heat and cold are exces­ sively alternated.

• Unauthorized modification of this product can lead to risks.

Important

• This appliance is intended for indoor home cooking only; it cannot be used for outdoor cooking. Please use this product only according to the manufacturer’s instruc­tions. FOTILE assumes no responsibility if you use it in a special environment. Please contact a FOTILE authorized service center if you encounter any problems.

• Check the appliance for damage after unpack­ ing it. If you detect any obvious damage to the product, do not proceed with the installation.
  Please contact our authorized service center immediately.

• Avoid placing gypsum powder, construction dust, etc. within close proximity of the range hood.

• Operate the range hood only in the manner outlined in this product manual. When oper­ating the range hood, do not leave the appli­ance unattended. If you have any questions and/or concerns, please contact our autho­ rated service center. Operate, clean, and maintain the range hood in accordance to the instructions outlined in this manual.

• Clean the metal grease filter according to the instructions.

• The range hood’s motor has a thermal over­ load function, which automatically turns off the motor when it overheats. Once the motor cools down, the range hood will automatically restart. If the motor, continually turns off and restarts, please contact our authorized service center.

• If the range hood has not been in operation for an extended period of time, unplug the appliance.

• Please make sure the correct installation and main­ tenancy of the appliance. Installation work and electrical wiring must be done by a qualified person (s), in accordance with all applicable codes and standards, including fire-rated construction codes and standards. The installa­ tion personnel should be responsible for the normal operation of the appliance at the installed position.

• Please install the damper according to the national or local codes if you need.

• For general exhausting only. Do not use this range hood to exhaust hazardous and /or explosive materials or gas.

• The product itself is non-flammable.

• In order to reduce the risk of fire, all exhaust pipes, flues, and devices should be nonflam­mable. Use only metal duct cover and metal duct pipes. Never cover the hood with flam­ mableplastic film or paper.

• Services guaranteed under warranty must be performed by FOTILE certified service provider or personnel. The warranty is not effective for products removed for repair without authorization.

• Please read the specification label on the range hood for further information and requirements.

• Please install a supplementary air device if you install the high-power Range Hood in an airtight room. Due to the configuration of the FOTI LE Range Hood, it is recommended for users with an airtight new house to install a supplementary air device. Please comply with relevant regulations to install corresponding supplementary air devices if there are relevant regulations in your state or region.

• This product is for use in the U.S. and Canada only.

Use and Care

Product Specifications

| | Pixie Air AN
---|---|---
Model| UQS3001| UQG3002
Certification| ETL| ETL
Product
Size| Width| 29 13/16inches (757mm)| 29 13/16inches (757mm)
Depth| 22 1/16inches (560mm)| 22 1/16inches (560mm)
Height| 8 5/16inches (210mm)| 8 5/16inches (210mm)
Voltage/Frequency| 120V/60Hz| 120V/60Hz
Power| 256W| 260W
Led Lights| 3Wx2(LED)| 3Wx2(LED)

Operation Guidance

Warning

• Avoid sudden or violent button operations.
• Avoid empty burning of the stove that directly bakes the range hood.
• Avoid disassembly with power on or against the instructions.
• Avoid the overflow of the capture-shield plates (integrated oil cups).
• Avoid disassembly and inspection by non-professional personnel.

Operation Interface

UQS3001

1. Power: By pressing it briefly when the range hood is off, the hood enters the standby mode, the power indicator is fully lit; by pressing it briefly when the range hood
   is on, all the functions are off, the key indicator is off, and the range hood is in off state. (If no operation is made for 2 minutes in standby state, the range hood will be off automatically)

2. High: By pressing it briefly, the fan is started, the High indicator is fully lit, the range hood operates at High speed; by pressing it briefly again, the motor stops running, and the High indicator is off.

3. Medium: By pressing it briefly, the fan is started, the Medium indicator is fully lit, the range hood operates at Medium speed; by pressing it briefly again, the motor stops running, and the Medium indicator is off.

4. Low: By pressing it briefly, the fan is started, the Low indicator is fully lit, the range hood operates at Low speed; by pressing it briefly again, the motor stops running, and the Low indicator is off. –

5. Illumination: By pressing it briefly, the LED lights are on, and the the- illumination indicator is fully lit; by pressing it briefly again, the LED lights are off, and the­ The illumination indicator is off.

6. Air Management: By pressing it brief­ ly, the Air Management indicator blinks in green, and the range hood enters the state of intelligent detection of air quali­ty. If the air quality is excellent, the(9)in­ dictator is constantly on in green, if the air quality is relatively poor, the Air Man­  agement indicator is constantly on in pink.
   The range hood operates at Low speed; if the air quality is poor, the ( )Air Manage­ ment indicator is constantly on in red, and the range hood operates at High speed.

UQG3002
. Gesture Function: In the off state, wave swiftly before the sensor in the upper right, and the range hood operates at High speed. The LED lights are on to full brightness. In any state other than the off state, wave swiftly before the sensor, all the functions of the range hood are off, all the displays are out, and the range hood is off.

Ps:
(l)The distance between the hand and the function area should be no more than 5in.
(2) During cooking, please turn on the range hood. Other­ wise, steam/smoke passing through the sensor area may trigger the gesture function.
2. Power: By pressing it lightly when the range hood is off, the hood enters the standby mode, the O large light ring and the power indicator are fully lit, and all buttons (except the delay-off) are slightly lit; by pressing it lightly when the range hood is on, all displays are off, the key indicator is off, and the range hood is in off state.
3. High/Boost:
By pressing it lightly, the fan is started, the indicator is fully lit, and the range hood operates at High speed; then by press­ ing it again, the motor stops running, the indicator is slightly lit.
By pressing and holding, the indicator is constantly on in green, the range hood operates at Boost; operate the same again, the range hood returns to High speed, the indicator is fully lit.
4. Medium: By pressing it lightly, the fan is started, the <Medium indicator is fully lit, the range hood operates at Medium speed; by pressing < it lightly again, the motor stops running, and the Medium indicator is slightly lit again.
5. Low: By pressing it lightly, the fan is started, the Low indicator is fully lit, and the range hood operates at Low speed; by pressing ‘ it lightly again, the motor stops running, and the Low indicator is slightly lit again .
6. Illumination: By pressing it lightly, the LED lights are half lit, the indicator is also half lit; by pressing it lightly again, the LED lights are fully on and the in­ dictator is fully lit; then by pressing it lightly the third time, the lights are off, – the indicator is slightly lit again.
7. Delay Shut Off: When the range hood is in operation, that is, at least one func­tion (fan, Air Management, illumination) is activated, by pressing the button light­ ly, the Delay indicator is fully lit, the range hood enters the 5-minute delay mode; then by pressing it lightly again, the range hood enters the 15-minute delay mode; by pressing the button the third time, the range hood exits the delay mode, the Delay indicator is slight lit again, and the range hood maintains current working conditions.
When the range hood is in Delay mode, the screen displays the remaining time.
After the delay time expires, all functions are closed, all displays are out, and the range hood is switched off.
The Delay function is invalid when the range hood doesn’t work.
8. Air Management: By pressing it light­ ly, the (9indicator is fully lit, the large light ring blinks in white, and the range hood enters the state of intelligent detec­tion of air quality.
If the air quality is excellent, the ing turns green, if the air quality is relatively poor, the  ring turns yellow. The range hood operates at Low speed; if the air quality is poor, the ring is red. The range hood operates at High speed.

Care and Clean

Warning

• Failure to clean as specified in this instruc­tion manual may result in a risk of electric shock, fire, personal injury, etc.
• Protect electrical components such as motors and control buttons from water during cleaning. Moisture entering the circuit may result in product damage or personal danger.
• Do not clean the range hood with gasoline, acids, benzene, solvents, or any other chemi­ ca Is.
• Do not clean with rough materials such as cleaning balls or rough cloths, and please do not use strong or abrasive detergents to prevent scratching the machine.

Electric shock hazard

• Moisture penetration may result in elec­tric shock. Before cleaning and main­ training the range hood, disconnect the power supply to avoid electric shock.
• Do not use any high-pressure cleaning machines or steam cleaning devices that could result in electric shock.

Fire hazard

• Grease deposits on the capture-shield plates (integrated oil cups) may catch fire.
• Do not place flammable materials such as plastic wrap and kitchen paper in the capture-shield plates (integrated oil cups).

Personal injury hazard

• The range hood may have extremely sharp edges, and when cleaning and maintaining the range hood, wear certified protective gloves to prevent injury.
• When the fan is in operation, do not put your hands into the operation area of the fan to avoid injury.
• When the product is in operation, the top metal surface and LED lights may become hot, so please do not touch the corre­ spending area to avoid burns.

Notes
Corrosion (including condensed liquids from not opening the hood while cooking) can result in damage.

• Please clean only along the texture of the stain­ steel surface to avoid surface damage.
• Do not use any stainless steel cleaner to clean the buttons or other control compo­nents to avoid surface damage.

Important

• Be sure to install the capture-shield plates (inte­ grated oil cups) in place after each cleaning.
• Do not use the range hood without capture-shield plates. It may pose a safety hazard.

Recommended Cleaning Methods

• Tempered Glass: Use a soft cloth to wipe the surface, better with the neutral detergent.
• Stainless Steel: Use a soft cloth to wipe the surface, better with the neutral detergent or a stainless steel cleaner or polish.
• Capture-shield plates: After cooking, use the kitchen towel to wipe. Take down the plates with your hands (avoid excessive tilting to prevent spillage), then soak in hot water, rinse, and clean them. Or just put it into your dish­ washer.
•  If you need another maintenance service, please contact FOTILE service.

Disassembling and assembling of the capture-shield plate (integrated oil cup)

Troubleshooting

Troubleshooting Tips Before you call for service

power cord is connected, and the power is on.
The power line of the switch or control panel becomes loose.| Contact a professional technician or consult FOTILE customer service.
The indicators are normal. However, the fan does ‘ t work.| Power board failure.| Contact a professional technician or consult FUTILE customer service.
Capacitor failure.| Contact a professional technician or consult FUTILE customer service.
The range hood shakes sometimes in working.| The impellers may become loose.| Contact a professional technician or consult FUTILE customer service.
The range hood is not firmly secured with the cabinet.| Tighten the screws at the bottom of the cabinet to ensure that the hood is tight against the cabinet.
The fan works, but the light won’t be lit.| Loose wiring| Contact a professional technician or consult FUTILE customer service.
LED light failure| Contact a professional technician or consult FOTILL customer service.
Ventilation is weak.| The range hood is installed too high.| Refer to the installation instruction manual, and ensure that the bottom of the hood is 2’lin – 28in from the cooktop.
Airflow from open windows, doors, or air conditioners interferes with the operation of the range hood.| Reduce airflow fluctuations when using the range hood.
Blocked ducts or vents.| Check the ducts and vents, and remove the objects, if any.
There is a headwind in the direction of the outlet.| Adjust the direction of the air outlet, or install a rain shield to reduce the effect of the wind.
The diameter of the duct is smaller than the ideal size.| Adjust the size of the duct. Activate Windows

How to replace the LED light:

1. Unplug the range hood.
2. Slightly insert the edge of the LED light with a small word screwdriver and pry the LED light down.

3. Disassemble LED light cable and replace with a new one.
Note: When inserting the LED light, please make sure the side with the wires facing the filter.

Customer Services

It is recommended that you read the following warranty terms first in case services are required.
Warranty for Range Hood:
For range hood purchases made on or after 11/15/2019. FOTILE  is offering (from the date of purchase) five years limited warranty on the range hood, lifetime limited warranty on the motors.
TWO (2) YEARS FULL WARRANTY ON ALL FOTILE RANGE HOOD PARTS AND LABOR AND THREE (3) YEARS LIMITED WARRANTY ON ALL PARTS OF FOTILE RANGE HOOD PRODUCTS
Please visit https://www.fotileglobal.com/us/Service E F % B­ C% 86Support.HTML to read the full warranty terms.
What FOTILE America will not cover under Warranty:

• Service trips to your home to provide tutori­als on the use and maintenance knowledge.
• Improper installation, delivery or mainte­nance.
• Failure of the product if it is abused, misused, modified, or used for other purposes or used commercially.
• Damage to the product caused by improper cleaning.
• Damage to the product caused by accident, fire, floods, or acts of God.
• Damage to the product caused by use beyond normal conditions, eg. Higher voltage.
• Product without registration or wrong information according to the registration.

Exclusion of Implied Warranties:
This warranty is extended to the original purchaser and any succeeding owner for products purchased for home use within the USA. If the product is located in an area where service by a FOTILE Appliances Authorized Service Techni­ can is not available, you may be responsible for a trip charge or you may be required to bring the product to an  authorized FOTILE Service location for service. In Alaska and Hawaii, the warranty excludes the cost of shipping or service calls to your home. Some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damag­ es. This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may also have other rights which vary from state to state. To know what your legal rights are, consult your local or state consumer affairs office or your state s Attorney General.

Product Registration

• If you have purchased a FOTI LE range hood, please register your product as soon as possible. This allows us to communicate with you and provide you with services in a
  timely manner upon your request. You may register your product in two ways as follows:

• A printed registration card is enclosed in the product package. You may fill in the information and mail it to FOTILE.

• Visit the official website of FOTILE for product registration: https://shop.fotileglobal.com/regis­ter-today-for-product-support

• If you have purchased a FOTI LE range hood, please inform us of the model and serial number of the product when you communicate with us so that we can serve you better.

You can find such information at the loca­tion shown below:

To order accessories, you may:

• Visit the official online store of FOTILE: https://shop.fotileglobal.com/, to find information and place orders.

• Call Toll Free of FOTILE: 1(888)-315-0366, to seek for consultations and place orders.

• Contact FOTILE authorized stores (visit the FOTILE website to find an authorized store in your city) for inquiries and purchases at https://www.fotileglobal.com/us/

• In case of other services you need, you may contact FOTILE at:

• Toll-Free: 1(888)315-0366

• Customer Service Email: serviceusa@fotile.com
  (Please leave your phone number avail­ able for contact during the daytime)

• Mail Address: 6 Campus Dr, Suite 210, Parsippany, NJ 07054

Installation Guidance

Safety Instructions
To ensure the safe and efficient use of your FOTILE product, please note the highlighted information in the product manual as follows:
Warning: Indicating a risk of serious bodily injury or death if precautions are not observed.
Notice: Indicating possible minor personal injury or product damage if instructions are not followed.
Important: Emphasizing information of critical importance.
Safety Instructions
Please be sure to read these safety instructions before using the product. Please be sure to properly keep these safety instructions.
This product is for indoor use only.
Warning

• In order to reduce the risk of fire, electric shock, or injury to persons, please carefully read the following:
• The installation and wiring of the appliance should only be carried out by a professional electrician in accordance with current national or local electric safety regulations, including fire-rated construction. Non-pro­  sessional personnel should not conduct the installation. Proper installation is the responsibility of the installer. Product failure due to improper installation is not covered under the FOTILE warranty.
• Please use standard installation equip­ ment and tools provided by FOTILE to ensure safe installation. Make sure to use the expansion tube and expansion bolt provided by our company, in case the range hood falls down accidentally. The hole drilled into the wall should precisely match the size of the expansion tube, otherwise, the range hood will not be properly secured to the wall and may fall down.
• The range hood should be connected to a standard power socket with safe ground­ ing. The midway connection, prolonged electric line or multi-socket wiring may cause electric shock, overheating, and even fire. Power off before wiring and make sure proper measures have been taken to avoid unexpected connections.
• During the installation, switch off the circuit breaker in the fuse box during installation. If the supply cord is dam­ aged, it must be replaced by a special cord or assembly available from the manu­ facturer or its service agent.
• The appliance should only be installed, removed and maintained by qualified technicians to prevent risks like electric shocks, falling, or fires from occurring.

Risk of Injury:

• Unplug the appliance from the mains or switch off the circuit breaker in the fuse box before installation, cleaning, main­ tenancy, and repair in order to avoid electric shock.
• The range hood may have sharp edges. Be careful to avoid cuts and abrasions during installation and cleaning. Do wear qualified protective gloves.

Warning Before Installation

• Prior to installation, ensure that the exhaust outlet is free of debris, as it may damage the range hood.

• A straight and short ducting run will ensure the high performance of the range hood.

• A curving and long ducting run should be avoided, as it will lower the performance of the range hood.

• Strictly seal the connection between the duct and duct hole with duct tape. Ensure that the connection between the duct and the duct cover is secure, and seal it with
  aluminum tape.

• A small duct hole will lower the perfor­mance of the range hood. Therefore, it is highly recommended that your duct hole be equal to or larger than 7″ (178mm) of the sIze.

• The bolts used in this product are met­ricsize bolts, please do not apply any unqualified bo Its.

Notice

• Please carefully read all instructions prior to installation. Please give special consideration to the following items:
• If you are renovating your kitchen, be careful to not expose the exterior of the range hood. Building materials, dust, paint, coating, and gases will corrode and tarnish the surface of the range hood. It is recommended that you install the range hood after all renovations are completed. If you need to remove your gas burner before installation, please turn off the main gas first.
• Do not connect the range hood duct to a duct used to exhaust hot air or fumes from another appliance.
• Two installers are recommended due to the large size and heavy weight of the range hood. Since the installation is complex and the appliance is heavy, professional installers are required to install the appli­ ance as outlined in this manual.
• After the appliance is fixed, the plug should be accessible.
• Make sure to keep the appliance horizon­ tally.
• Ensure that the appliance functions normal­ ly after the installation is complete.

Important

• Prior to installation, please read the FOTI LE Range Hood Installation carefully and save it for the local inspector’s future reference.
• This appliance must be installed in accor­ dance with National Electrical Codes, as well as all state, municipal and local codes.
• The appliance must be equipped with a safe circuit breaker and installed with safe grounding.
• The correct voltage, frequency, and amper­ age must be supplied to the appliance according to the proper voltage, frequency, and amperage ratings listed on the product rating plate.
• This installation must be completed by FOTI LE authorized service center, or certified install­ ers.
• Please record the model and serial number before installing the range hood. The position of the plaque can be referred to in figure A as follows:
  

Tools and Accessories

Tools and Materials Required (NOT SUPPLIED)

Accessories

Packing List

Specifications

| Pixie Air
---|---
Model| IJQS3001| UQG3002
Product Size| Width| 29 13/16inches (757mm)| 29 13/16inches (757mm)
Depth| 22 1/16inches (560mm)| 22 1/16inches (560mm)
Height| 8 5/16inches (210mm)| 8 5/16inches (210mm)
Voltage/Frequency| 120V/60Hz| 120V/60Hz
Power| 256W| 260W

Installation Steps

Cabinet Requirements
In order to secure the safe use of the range hood and maximize its ability to ventilate cooking fumes, the installation height is suggested as follows: The distance from the countertop of the gas stove to the top board of the range hood shall not be less than 24″(610mm) and shall not be more than 28″(710mm). Where there are relevant laws stipulating the mounting height of range hood in the state or region, the laws shall prevail (Including but not limited to architecture and firefighting regulations and standards).
However, the effect of cooking fumes ventilation might be affected.

As shown in Fig.1.
For cabinets with recessed bottoms, to install a FOTILE under-cabinet range hood of 30in, please fill the bottom of the cabinet with 3 strips of wood (to be purchased separately, recommended width in-1 1/2in), making sure the bottom is fixed with range hood is flat.
As shown in Fig.2
The minimum distance above the cooktop or range must not be less than 24″, A maximum of 28″ above the cooktop or range is highly recommended for best capture of cooking impurities. Installation Guide

1. Unpack and confirm the packing list and check product appearance.

2. Measure and mark the centerline of the wall on which the range hood will be installed.

3. Locate and mark the wooden posts within the installation wall with professional tools

4. Fold the mounting paper along the dotted line to 90

5. Fix the mounting paper: stick the back side of the “Horizontal Duct” to the back wall, and align the centerline with the wall center- line. Make sure the back side of “Vertical Duct” is close tightly to the bottom surface of the upper cabinet.
   Note: If the upper cabinet is with recessed bottom, please follow the operation of Fig.(D shown above.

6. Finish openings of the 3 installation holes and bracket holes.
   Note: There’re 4 holes marked with A located on both ends of the bracket, they must be opened.

7. Finish openings of the corresponding duct area.
   Note: if it’s a horizontal duct, please make sure to finish the opening for the electric wire on the bottom of the upper cabinet.

8. Remove the mounting paper and install the bracket.
   Note:
   – Please choose the appropriate fixing screws according to the wall material.
   – The 4 holes marked with A must be screwed.
   – There must be at least 1 wood screw (#10×2 9/16″ or ST565mm) to fix the mounting bracket to the wooden post in the back wall to support the load.

9. Install the range hood.
   ◊Vertical Duct
   9. 1 Lift the hood and insert the mounting bracket into the back holes of the product.
   9. 2 Hold the hood up against the bottom of the cabinet 13/16″ and secure with or M570mm) 3 screws (1 Ox2 and gaskets(bl 5/16″ or d32mm).
   9. 3 Place the vent duct gasket on the air outlet.
   9.4 Fix the vent duct with 8×3/4″ or M4x18mm screws.
   9. 5 Attach the pipe and seal it with professional sealing tape.
   9.6 Connect the power wire.
   9. 7 Peel off the protection film from the capture-shield plates (integrated oil cups) and install them in places.
   Note: Do not confuse the left and right capture-shield plates (integrated oil cups).
   Horizontal Duct

Step 10. 1-10. 4, please refer to the Figure above.
10.5 Hang the rubber pad onto the edge of the square vent duct and fix the duct to the back of the hood with the 8 screws that are collected previously.
10. 6 Place the vent duct gasket on the air outlet with the gap facing down and then fix the vertical cover plate with 8 long screws.#8×3/4″  or M4x18mm.

10. 7 Lift the hood. Firstly, run the power wire through the pre-drilled hole, then push the hood horizontally until it is pressed firmly against the back wall.
10. 8 Hold the hood up against the bottom of the cabinet and secure with 3 screws (+10×2 13/16″ or M570mm) and gaskets (1 5/16 or 32mm).

Note: Do not confuse the left and right capture-shield plates (integrated oil cups).
10.9 Connect the power wire.
10.10 Peel off the protection film from the capture-shield plates (integrated oil cups) and install them in places.

CFM Adjustment Technology

CFM Adjustment Technology (CAT)
Some local codes or regulations have limits on CFMs. THE FOTILE CAT function of Pixie Air series enables the builders/installers/contractors to set the maximum CFM no more than 400CFM. Or the consumers may prefer to enjoy more effective ventilation with a make-up air system. Under CAT state and normal state (i.e., ex-fac­ tory state), the motor speeds corresponding to the airflow is as follows:

Operation Instructions:

1. Under normal state with the product in OFF state, press and hold the -Illumination and (9) Air Management, the indicators are constantly on .

• For UQG3002, please turn on the power first and use a marker pen to mark the icon and slightly. 2. Press High Speed and hold for 3 seconds in 10s and the buzzer will sound a long beep: If it’s UQS3001, the Air Management indica­tor turns green.
  If it’s UQG3002, the Light Ring is displayed In green.

  3. All indicators are out after 2s, the product will be in off mode.
  4. The range hood is with CAT function. That is, the speed related to High/Boost is switched to P2 (the same speed as Medium, less than 400CFM).

• If no operation with the combination buttons in 10s, the range hood returns to the factory-set off state.
  CAT Self-examination:
  If you want to check whether the range hood is with CAT or not

  1. Under normal state with the product in OFF  state, press and hold the Illumination and Air Management, the buttons are constantly on.

  2. In the case of CAT state:
     For UQS3001, the Air Management is constantly on in green, and the other indicators are constantly in white.
     For UQG3002, the Light Ring is constantly on in green, and the other indicators are constantly in white.

  3. In the case of a non-CAT state, the indicators are constantly on in white.
     After 2s, all indicators are out, and the product is in off mode.

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