GE PVWT936, PVWS930, PVWG936, PVWS936 manual Ceiling Installation, For Model PVIG940 only

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Installation Instructions

CEILING INSTALLATION

FOR MODEL PVIG940 ONLY

(For models PVWS930/936, PVWT936 and PVWG936 installation, please refer to paragraph "WALL INSTALLATION" on previous pages).

1.Choose the assembly height which is most convenient for the user.

2.Measure the height “H” between the ceiling and the floor

•establish the desired distance “D” between the floor and the hood

•measure the height “X” of the hood

•you will obtain “L” by applying the following formula L = H - (D + X).

min. 30” - 36”

D

Once you have regulated the length of the telescopic structure, fasten the two items using the 8 screws.

Ø 3.5 x 9.5

3.Mark the centre lines of the hob or the distance on the overlying ceiling. Use the centre lines marked on the ceiling to position the assembly template.

1 Ft = 0.3 m 1” = 2.5 cm

Note the position of the front part of the hood and proceed with the installation.

Note: All fastener location must span the studs otherwise proceed as described in Step 4.

4.Remove the template and keep it. Cut the dry wall of the ceiling and remove it. Install some wooden strips of suitable length 2” x 4” between the joists to create the assembly points of the chimney flue. Use the template for the dimensions and to define the space required. Make sure you fasten the wooden strips safely and level.

Consult a professional if you are having difficulty or if this is your first installation.

5.Install the outlet duct. The female end should be 4½” under the finished ceiling and fastened safely to the joists. Do not use smaller ducts than those specified.

6.Install the conduit in the position marked in the hood and measure out the length “L” from the ceiling (see installation Step 2).

7.Install the dry wall around the duct and conduit then proceed with the ceiling finish.

Template

8.Fasten the outlet duct to the female end situated 4” underneath the ceiling.

9.Position the telescopic structure adjusted previously. Fasten it to the ceiling using the 4 screws. The outlet duct and the conduit pass along inside it.

10.Insert the chimney with the grid facing the ceiling and fasten it on the sides to the telescopic structure using 2 screws.

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