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RANGE HOOD
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RH4930XL
READ AND SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS
Before you begln,
read
the following instructions
completely and carefully. If followed, they will s:mpllfy
the installation 101~.
IMPORTANT: OBSERVE ALL GOVERklNG CODES
KNOLKCJT FL14 7” ,AtYi-
&ND ORDINANCES
ROUVC /EYTlNG
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE LOCAL
ELECTRICAL INSPECTOR’S USE
Your range hoocr ‘:a> been deslgr,?d -0 -‘II* r OL: s n Ike
odors and grease w’11c-1
rise tror- th.s c )chlno sL.‘t,ace
Before yoti ‘>eg#r ‘?e In>tallatl.:ln t e sL,e ?b?, all: arrs ant’
accessories are r? ncve<j frc m iari,n ‘zol bc jt re ,u ‘s ant
ease In !h+
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Instructlonc sheet tonecome fam!. arwtt tb?step t,y ;tel
Installat80i
YOUR HOSD CAN BE !NST4iLED VENTLES.; WHESE Al3 I3
CIRCULATED BACK IbTO THE RO:3b: *HROUG-1 ‘HE
FILTER OR VENTED Wl+ERE 4lR
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i4KEN OUT OF YOU9
REAR OF HOOD
KITCHEN
” ‘“,” i,,R,NG KNOCKOUTS
For mosl efficient operalion. the top of the hood should be
approximalely 66 inches (167.6 cm) from the floor. See Page 2
for examples of typical ductwork installations. Choose the
best melhod for your installation.
FIG. 1
TOOLS AND MATERIALS REQUIRED
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Drill, elec!rlc or ratchet drive, with l- 4’ wood bit (to
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dl-Ill an access hole In the cabinet or kitchen wall for the
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electric power line j
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One common
FS
head screwdriver (to secure hood
mounting
screws to the cabinet and hood sheet metal
parts1
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Pllera [for opening knockouts)
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Pencil
ruler and levei for marklng cabinet locations
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Saber saw or keyhole saw for cutting the wall or cabinet
openings
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Caulking. metal snips duct tape ducts (with elbow and
transItIon.
If
necessary)
and wall cap or roof cap. as
required
