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VENTED
KITCWEhl
RANGE
HOOD
FOR 120 V. OPERATION
KITCHEN
RANGE
HOOD
MODEL
RH5336XL
READ AND SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS
Before
you
begin,
read
the
following
instructions
completely
and carefully.
If followed,
they
will simplify
2.
Dependtng
on mounting
surface,
use either
prepunched
the installation
job.
holes
In the hood
flanges
at the top or the mountrng
brackets
included
with
the hood
to secure
the hood
to the furr down.
lf
IMPORTANT:
OBSERVE
ALL GOVERNING
CODES
AND
ORDINANCES
SAVE
THESE
INSTRUCTIONS
FOR THE LOCAL
ELECTRICAL
INSPECTOR'S
USE
INSTALLING
DUCT WORK:
Figure
1 shows
typical installation.
The unit vents vertically
only
with
3% X 10 duct.
Use Figure
2 to cut duct
hole and wrrtng
entrance
hole In furr
down.
Note
control
side for hood
on Fig. 2. be sure
thus IS the
same
side as the cook
top controls.
Installation
under kitchen
furr down:
1.
For easy installation
hood
should
be drsassembled.
See fig.
5. First
remove
aluminum
filter
from
fan
box
assembly
by
pulling
tab toward
opposrte
end of filter.
Then
remove
blower
assembly
by
unpluging
blower
power
leads
and
pushing
retatnlng
brackets
off retaining
bumps.
Finally,
remove
black
fan box assembly
by removing
6 screws.
(See fig. 6). Remove
hood
mounting
brackets
from
interior
shipping
position.
mounttng
brackets
are used,
screw
the
brackets
to the furr
down
SIX to none Inches
from the hood ends. Use the center
hole
to mount
the bracket
tnitiallv.
Leave
the center
screw
loose
enough
to rotate
on the center
screw.
Rotate
the brackets
as
shown
In Fig. 3, and lift the hood canopy
(without
black fan box
assy.)
into posrtion.
Rotate
brackets
until
they
are supportlng
the hood
canopy.
Attach
remaining
screws
3.
Make
electrical
connectton
in
wiring
tunctlon
box
accordrng
to
the
latest
Natlonal
ElectrIcal
Code
and
applicable
local
codes.
Hood
must be permanently
grounded.
4.
Ltft
fan box
assembly
into
position
and
make
necessary
ductwork
connectlons.
Secure
fan
box
assembly
to
hood
canopy
with
SIX
screws.
5.
Replace
blower
8 filter.
NOTE:
It has been found
that a large part of the energy
loss of
the average
home
IS due to outside
arr infiltrating
the structure.
Seal around
ductwork
where
it passes
through
outside
walls
or
ceiling.
Seal around
electrlcal
wrrrng
also
TOOLS
AND MATERIALS
REQUIRED
l
Drill,
electric
or ratchet
drive,
with
l-',h"
wood
bit
(to
drill
an access
hole
in the cabinet
or kitchen
wall
for the
electric
power
line.)
l
One
common
head
screwdrtver
(to
secure
hood
mOUntlng
screws
to the cabtnet
and
hood
sheet
metal
parts).
l
Plier&
(for
opening
knockouts)
l
Pencil,
ruler
and
level
for
marklng
cabinet
locattons.
l
Saber
saw or keyhole
saw
for cutting
the wall
or cabinet
opentngs
l
Caulkrng.
metal
snips.
duct
tape,
ducts
(wrth
elbow
and
transttlon.
If necessary)
and
wall
cap
or roof
cap,
as
required.
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