Category: Range Hood
Product: RDS RDC-SC XRZ-723/923 RDC GPR-T150 GPR-903 TOT-623 GPR-GY900L RHS GPR-DL900L GPR-I900L/I1200L GPR-S700L/S900L TOT-723/923 TOT-623-823 RHM (428S) GPR-A900/S RHM (328S) RHM-L428S WRZ-723 WRZ-723/923 TOT-723 TOT-923 GPR-W900 GPR-W700 GPR-SY900 GPR-S900 GPR-S700/S900 GPR-Q900 GPR-M900V4 GPR-G900/GS GPR-C900/GS RDC-S DCR-SC RSS RHZ
General
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Answer:
Check if the oil leakage is caused by a full oil cup. It is recommended to let the range hood continue running for 10 minutes after cooking before turning it off. This ensures that oil fumes are completely exhausted outdoors, preventing grease from accumulating inside the unit and helping to extend the appliance's lifespan. Additionally, the aluminum filter should be cleaned regularly to prevent oil buildup in the mesh holes. Over time, if exposed to heat (such as steam from boiling water), the accumulated grease can melt and drip down, causing "oil leakage." The cleaning frequency depends on the amount of oil fumes produced during cooking. We recommend at least once a week.