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KITCHEN
RANGE HOOD
MODEL
READ AND SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS
Before you begln,
completely and carefully. If followed, they will s:mpllfy
the installation 101~.
IMPORTANT: OBSERVE ALL GOVERklNG CODES
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE LOCAL
ELECTRICAL INSPECTOR’S USE
Your range hoocr ‘:a> been deslgr,?d -0 -‘II* r OL: s n Ike
odors and grease w’11c-1
Before yoti ‘>eg#r ‘?e In>tallatl.:ln t e sL,e ?b?, all: arrs ant’
accessories are r? ncve<j frc m iari,n ‘zol bc jt re ,u ‘s ant
ease In !h+
Instructlonc sheet tonecome fam!. arwtt tb?step t,y ;tel
Installat80i
YOUR HOSD CAN BE !NST4iLED VENTLES.; WHESE Al3 I3
CIRCULATED BACK IbTO THE RO:3b: *HROUG-1 ‘HE
FILTER OR VENTED Wl+ERE 4lR
KITCHEN
For mosl efficient operalion. the top of the hood should be
approximalely 66 inches (167.6 cm) from the floor. See Page 2
for examples of typical ductwork installations. Choose the
best melhod for your installation.
IRS!? Hatlo I 0. !ws -an!je ‘70 Id cad the
read
the following instructions
&ND ORDINANCES
rise tror- th.s c )chlno sL.‘t,ace
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KNOLKCJT FL14 7” ,AtYiROUVC /EYTlNG
” ‘“,” i,,R,NG KNOCKOUTS
FIG. 1
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REAR OF HOOD
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TOOLS AND MATERIALS REQUIRED
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Drill, elec!rlc or ratchet drive, with l- 4’ wood bit (to
dl-Ill an access hole In the cabinet or kitchen wall for the
electric power line j
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One common
mounting
parts1
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Pllera [for opening knockouts)
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Pencil
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Saber saw or keyhole saw for cutting the wall or cabinet
openings
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Caulking. metal snips duct tape ducts (with elbow and
transItIon.
required
ruler and levei for marklng cabinet locations
head screwdriver (to secure hood
screws to the cabinet and hood sheet metal
If
necessary)
and wall cap or roof cap. as
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For vented appllcatlons see Flgllres 3. 3. And 5 Typica;
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vented lnstallatlons areshown forthe Round Vertical.
3 : x 10 Vertical. and the 3 x 10 Horlzorltal Discharge
respectively Choose the best method for your IPstallatlon
Mark locatIons on cabinet or wall for;,e:itllatlng duct and
2
electrIcal wiring from dlmenslons give:- in Figure 1
Cut holes at marked locatIons to accommodate venttlat-
3
mg duct and electrlcal wlrlng Allow
on ventilating opemng toward the front of cabinet
directly above the hood Be sure to lnlnlmlze openlrlgs
through outslde walls or the celling 7-hese WIII have to
be sealed later
4
Run wire through
National ElectrIcal Code and appllcaole local codes DO
NOT turn power on untW Installation IS complete
Remove screws holding )unctlor- noi cover Set Figure
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6.
7
H;IVOV~ ?he hoot ana star? all
of the Iiarrow neck of the keyhole :;lo! rrarkpd ,on the
cabinet bottom See Figure 2
Remove proper venting kpocitout If 7 (17 8 cm1 round
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\ier?ical venting, entire top Knockout tncludlng rectangle-
,ar portion mast be rerrloved The best perfor-mancefrom
);our hood with most air taken from the kltcnen and
when the hood IS most quiet. comes whep you top vent
with 7” round dL)ct pipe as shown #n F~qur’ 3
Install proper :jLJCtwork For round venteo nstaltations
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a [round damper should ne placed ,P thi> iiI.lctworn to
prevent air infIltratIon
Lift the hood Into posItIon slmclltaneously feedIng the
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e’ectrlcal wire through the knockoLlt
TIghten four moLlntlng screws to securt’ hood to cabirTn:
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Be sure the screw heads are in the larrow r?;ck of the
keyhole slot
Completeelectrica~ wlr-ing n?he~unc!ion boxaccorolng
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to the National Elect~cal Code and applicable xxal
Codes
NOTE Th!s umt must be permani’r:tIY qrourded
Replace jlinction box c‘over
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Seal holes around tientilating
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through ceiling or outslde willi with caulking or InsLIla-
tlon to prevent heat loss
Be sLre that damper which IS suppiiec &I:P this niode! IS
15
properly lristalied iSee Figures 3 4 and 5 :
wali
or cabinets according to the
foyer
” (1 91 cm) extra
screws II rhe CPnter
pipe
and
wlrg
passl’ig
;ivat F
LCCATE AS FAH
FROM HCjOD A:
FIG 3
.ERTICAL VENTihG
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7” ROilND
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rRAlh CAP
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VERTICAL VENTING
3$‘rio” RECTANGULAR-
-KEYHOLE SL’IT
iN CANOPY
SCREW-
(IN iNSTALLATiON
PARTS BAG)
FIG 5
FIG ?
HORIZONTAL VENTING