Step8

Install

Decorative

Duct Covers

Installation

36" Island Vent Hood

 

 

Top Duct

Pretap

Install Screw on

Cover

Each Side

 

2 Screw

 

 

Holes

 

Bottom Duct Cover

 

Top Duct

Bottom Duct

 

Cover

Cover

Top Duct

Cover

Stop Screw

Install Stop

Screw in One

of 3 Holes

Pretap or drive decorative screw into the screw holes on the support frame. This will make screw installation easier.

Separate the two decorative duct covers.

Select the inside (top) cover, which has two screw holes in the top.

Slide the decorative duct cover over the support frame and push to the ceiling.

Attach to the hood support at the top with 2 supplied decorative screws.

Locate the stop screw in the envelope taped to the front of the hood. Set aside.

Slide the bottom decorative duct over the installed top duct and push up past the stop screw hole location.

Install the supplied temporary stop screw in one of 3 holes in the support frame or the top duct cover to prevent the bottom decorative duct cover from sliding down.

The stop screw must be installed. Failure to do so could result in personal injury or damage to the duct cover.

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GE ZV850 installation instructions Install Decorative Duct Covers

ZV850 specifications

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