ELECTRICAL | VENT | CUTOUTS |
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FIGURE 3
B. Locating vent cutouts
1.Open flip front of hood and remove aluminum filter. Note: Remove packing screw on top of hood before trying to remove filter.
2.Location for vent opening can be found by measur- ing locations given in Figure 3 or by removing appropriate venting knockout and simply holding hood shell into position and marking the appropriate location for vent opening.
NOTE: Locations can be made easier by remov- ing the fan power pack. Simply unplug the power cord near the front (See Section C, Step 2) and loosen 4 wing nuts. Assembly can be removed through the front.
3.Connect hood to electrical supply as outlined in Section C.
Be sure that damper which is supplied with this model is properly installed.
4.Attach damper to hood to give required venting. If damper is attached to the back of hood, be sure damper hinge is toward the top. See Figure 1 and 2.
5.Complete duct connections so they are air tight.
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C. Connect hood to electrical supply
Make electrical connections in accordance with the National Electrical Code and applicable local or- dinances. Hood must be permanently grounded.
1.With a screwdriver and a pair of pliers, remove knockout from underside of unit. See Figure 4.
2.Disconnect attachment plug between switch box & rear wiring box. See Figure 5. Press two ears on male plug to disconnect.
3.Pull power supply cord through
4.Set hood on top of range.
5.Lift front edge enough to connect hood power supply cord to receptacle in top of range. Figure 4.
6.Loosen screws holding two mounting plates on back of hood, see Fig. 3. Rotate plates until extra holes in plates line up with holes in range back. Remove screws in range back and secure hood through plates using these same two screws.
7.Tighten screws holding plates to hood and range.
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RECEPTACLE
FIGURE 4
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