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(REPLACEMENT OF LAMP ) CONTINUED
1.Remove grille. (Squeeze mounting spring and pull down) (Fig.22 of page 13)
2.Disconnect connector or connector
from lighting unit. (Fig.26)
4 W Night Lamp
Plug connector Plug connector
Receptacle Receptacle
Fluorescent lamp
Fig. 26
3. Replace the fluorescent lamp (Panasonic FHT32E35 32W) or the 4 W night lamp, connect the connector or connector
and replace the grille. (Fig.27)
Fig. 27
PRACTICAL GUIDE TO INSTALLATION
Properly insulate the area around the fan to minimize building heat loss and gain. (Fig.28)
Loose fill or batt insulation can be placed directly over the fan housing in the attic. Our fans and fan/light combination units do not create excessive heat that is a common problem with recessed light fixtures or some competitors' fan/light combinations. Our efficient,
4 inches or 6 inches roof jack, wall cap,
or soffit vent with backdraft damper
Mechanically connect duct to termination and seal with mastic or approved foil faced tape
In attic installation, caulk box to drywall
Short piece of flexible duct helps | Insulation | |
Foil tape tightly covers all metal | ||
alignment and absorbs sound. | ||
Clamps plus mastic or approved | duct joints (glue PVC joints) | |
foil faced tape at all flex joints | Fig. 28 |
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