Instructions / Assembly

Fig. 13

Installation

REMOVING THE ELECTRICAL KNOCK-OUT HOLE

WARNING: Always wear safety goggles and gloves during

installation.

- Choose the appropriate electrical knock-out hole to remove

for your installation type. Use the top hole (1) if your electrical

supply is in the cabinet and the back hole (2) if your electrical

supply is on the wall below the cabinet (refer to Fig. 10).

- Use a hammer and a athead screwdriver to gently punch out

the electrical knock-out hole.

REMOVING THE VENTING HOLE

- Choose the venting hole to remove for your installation

type. Use the top hole (3) for a top venting installation

and the back hole (4) for a back venting installation.

- Carefully remove the cover (3 or 4) of the appropriate

venting hole using a at head screwdriver or needle

nose pliers (refer Fig. 11). Be careful not to leave any

debris inside the range hood (A).

- If you are venting indoors, unscrew the 2 screws

holding cover (5) in place and remove the cover as per

Fig. 12. DO NOT REMOVE ANY OTHER VENTING HOLE

COVER.

INSTALLING THE DAMPER

(SKIP THIS STEP IF YOU ARE USING INTERIOR VENTING)

NOTE:

Only install the damper if you are using a venting system that does not already

have a damper.

If this hood replaces an existing unit, the location of the air exhaust can vary

from one manufacturer to another. Ensure that the damper ts in the existing

opening before installing.

- Choose to install the damper (C) either in the top

position (3) for top venting or in the back position (4)

for back venting.

- Insert the damper (C) into the chosen hole in the range hood

(A), ensuring that the central ap (6) goes into the hole while

the two side aps (7) remain above it.

- Lift the lid (8) of the damper and screw the damper (C) to the

range hood (A) with the two short tapping screws (BB).

- Seal the damper (C) to the range hood (A) on all four sides with

duct tape.

Fig. 10

Fig. 11 Fig.12