To Vent to the Rear

6.INTERNAL BLOWERS Internal blower downdrafts are shipped from the factory ready to vent in the down position. If you need to vent back, left or right, then the blower must be repositioned.

TO VENT TO THE LEFT OR THE RIGHT

Four hex nuts attach the blower box to the downdraft body. Remove all four nuts and carefully remove the blower box. To vent left or right, simply rotate the blower box 90° to the left or right and re-assemble.

Venting to the rear requires that the blower be repositioned inside the blower box as indicated in FIGURE 9. The blower is attached to the blower box by 6 screws. Remove the blower from the blower box. Note the position of the angle mounting rails on each side of the blower. To vent to the rear, both mounting rails must be repositioned on the blower as illus- trated in FIGURE 10. Attach the mounting rails as indicated. Re-attach the blower to the blower box.

FIGURE 9

Venting Left, Right or Down

Venting to the Rear

FIGURE 10

Re-attach the blower box to the downdraft. The square metal frame must be attached to the mouth of the blower. The exhaust knockout on the rear must be removed. A metal plate and two screws are supplied in the hardware package to cover the unused exhaust exit.

CAUTION: Make sure that the wiring cable connecting the blower to the ﬁeld wiring compartment remains securely at- tached under the two cable clamps.

7.Attach the Backdraft Damper.

8.Remove the ﬁeld wiring compartment cover and deter- mine which direction the wiring will run from the appliance to the wiring box and remove the wiring knockout.

! WARNING

When attaching the Under Counter Mounting Brackets:

• DO NOT drill into the countertop surface.

• Check that the mounting screws are proper length and will not extend through the countertop surface when tightened.

Failure to follow these warnings could result in damage to the countertop surface.

9.Insert the downdraft unit into the countertop cutout. Make sure that the unit is ﬁrmly placed at the rear of the cut- out. Fasten the legs to the cabinet ﬂoor using the two longer Phillips head screws supplied in the hardware package.

10.Attach the downdraft to the countertop using the Un- dercounter Mounting Brackets (FIGURE 8). This system is designed to adjust to different countertop thicknesses. Using the small Phillips head machine screws in the hardware pack- age, attach one Undercounter Mounting Bracket to the slot on the upper right corner of the unit. Attach the other end of the Bracket to the underside of the countertop.

11.Thread the power supply cable through the wiring knockout into the ﬁeld wiring compartment. Connect the three White wires together with a twist-on wire connector. Connect the two Black wires with a twist-on wire connector. Attach the Green ( or Green and Yellow) ground wire to the eyelet with the green grounding screw. Replace the ﬁeld wiring compartment cover.

REMOTE BLOWERS The remote blower must be con- nected to the downdraft by a separate wiring cable which is not supplied with the downdraft. A separate wiring knockout is supplied for the remote blower as indicated in FIGURE 11. THE REMOTE BLOWER MUST NOT BE

WIRED INTO THE WIRING BOX.

		WIRING BOX
		WIRING BOX
		FOR POWER
		SUPPLY
WIRING		TO THE
WIRING		DOWNDRAFT.
KNOCKOUT		DO NOT WIRE
FOR		THE REMOTE
FOR		THE REMOTE
CONNECTING		BLOWER
THE REMOTE		CABLE INTO
BLOWER	FIGURE 11	THIS WIRING
	FIGURE 11	BOX.

12.Remove the wiring knockout for the remote blower and install conduit connector. Feed remote blower wiring through conduit connector. DO NOT WIRE THE REMOTE BLOWER BLACK AND WHITE WIRES INTO THE WIR- ING BOX. WIRES MUST BE CONNECTED AS SHOWN ABOVE. Connect the white wires together with a twist-on wire connector. Connect the black wires together with a twist-on wire connector. Attach ground wire to eyelet with green ground screw and tighten screw. Tighten conduit connector clamp screws.

13.Turn the power supply on. Push and hold the Up/Down buttonmomentarily. Thedowndraftwillriseoutofthecountertop and stop in the fully extended position. Position the top strip over the the top of the downdraft, lining up the ﬁxing hooks and the hole for the push button. Snap into place. Turn the blower on. The blower control switch is located on the right hand side of the plenum as indicated in FIGURE 12.

IF THE BLOWER DOES NOT OPERATE: (1) Check that the circuit breaker is not tripped or the house fuse blown. ( 2) Check that the grease ﬁlters are properly installed. ( See the section on Safety Microswitches ), (3) Disconnect the power supply and check that the wiring connections have been made properly.

14.Connect the ductwork to the Backdraft damper. Seal all joints with duct tape and vent to the outside of the home.

15.Install the cooktop according to the cooktop manufac- turer's instructions. Check to make sure that the rear edge of the cooktop overlaps the front edge of the downdraft by 3/8".

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Scirocco Downdraft Rangehood specifications

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