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Question posted by jasoncharon on January 30th, 2016

Hood Controls Not Working Properly

When I push the "light" button, the fan turns on and the light turns on.The regular fan button doesn't work at all.Only the "Max" fan button will work to turn the fan off.

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Use & Care Guide - Page 1

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Use & Care Guide - Page 2

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Use & Care Guide - Page 3

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Use & Care Guide - Page 4

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Use & Care Guide - Page 5

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Use & Care Guide - Page 6

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Dimension Guide - Page 1

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Installation Guide - Page 1

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Installation Guide - Page 2

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Installation Guide - Page 3

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Installation Guide - Page 4

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Installation Guide - Page 5

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Installation Guide - Page 6

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Installation Guide - Page 7

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Installation Guide - Page 8

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Installation Guide - Page 9

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Installation Guide - Page 10

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Installation Guide - Page 11

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