Dometic 379 CHASSIS manual Installing The Return Air Vent, Peterbilt 379 Installation Guidelines

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INSTALLING THE RETURN AIR VENT

Peterbilt 379 Installation Guidelines

INSTALLING THE RETURN AIR VENT

The supplied return air vent(s) should be installed under the bunk, in the same area where the CHEB will be mounted. Your package may contain either one large grill with a mounting frame or two smaller 12.5" x 5.5" surface-mount grills. We suggest using a hole saw and reciprocating saw to cut out the hole for the large grill. If you received the two 12.5" x 5.5" grills instead of the one large grill, use a 4" hole saw to cut at least two holes behind each grill. Use of the recip- rocating saw is optional for those grills (Figs. 6-8).

Remember, good air flow from the return air grill to the CHEB evaporator coil is critical for your air conditioning system to perform correctly. Do not allow anything to block this air flow.

Figure 6 - Location for cutting return air vent

Figure 7 - Return air vent hole cut

Figure 8 - Return air grill flange installed

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Dometic 379 CHASSIS manual Installing The Return Air Vent, Peterbilt 379 Installation Guidelines

FAQ

Where should the return air vents be installed?

The return air vents should be installed under the bunk, in the same area where the CHEB will be mounted.

What tools are recommended for cutting the hole for the large grill?

We suggest using a hole saw and reciprocating saw for cutting out the hole for the large grill.

Why is good air flow from the return air grill important?

Good air flow from the return air grill to the CHEB evaporator coil is critical for the air conditioning system to perform correctly.