User manual KENMORE MICROWAVE HOOD COMBINATION

[. . . ] Prepare cabinet opening 10 12 To vent through the wall or roof, changes mustmade to the venting system. Doing so will: make installation easier. Help you in the future if you have questions. help if you have an electrical inspection. [. . . ] For best performance, use no more than three 90 degree elbows. To calculate the length of system you need, add the equivalent feet for each vent piece used in the system. 1 - transition 2 - 90° elbows 1 - wall cap 8 feet straight = 5 ft. If the existing vent is round, a rectangular-to-round adapter must be used and a rectangular 3" extension vent between the damper assembly and adapter must be installed to prevent damper from sticking. Remove contentsfrom inside microwaveoven including turn table, turn table supportand hub. Remove two screws @ from top of microwave hood located closest to the front corners. Do not remove screws located towards the center of hood. Completelyclose door and replace tape so that door does not swing openwhile microwave is being handled. forventless (recircuiating) operation , go to "Prepare cabinet opening" page 12. To vent through the wall, go to step 2 then to step 3, "Wallventing installation". To vent through the roof, go to step 2 then to step 6, "Roof-venting installation". Carefully slide the air deflector ® out of the cabinet. Rotateair deflector so that deflector vanes ® will face out the rear of the cabinet and the small exhaust port @ of the air deflector faces the exhaust port ® in microwave hood. Gire el deflector de aire de manera que las aletas del deflector ® queden orientadas hacia la parte trasera del gabinete y la lumbrera de escape pequefia@ del deflector de aire quede orientada hacia la lumbrera de escape ® de la campana del horno. Checkthat deflector vanes ® face the rear of the cabinet and that the small exhaust ports @ ® face each other. Carefully slide the air deflector ® out of the cabinet. Rotate air deflector so that deflector vanes ® face the top of the cabinet and the small exhaust port @ of the air deflector faces the exhaust port in microwave hood ®. Gire el deflector de aire de manera que las aletas del deflector ® queden orientadas hacia la parte superior del gabinete y la lumbrera de escape pequefia@ del deflector de aire quede orientada hacia la lumbrera de escape de la campana del homo ®. Checkthat deflector vanes ® face the top of the cabinet and that the small exhaust ports @ ® face each other. Reattach damper plate @ with four screws at each corner of the damper plate. Save bright-colored tapping screw for use later to attach damper assembly. Disconnect and move freestanding range to provideeasier access or put a protective cover over a cooktop, Removeall contents from upper cabinet, Using measuring tape, find and clearly mark the vertical centerline @ of the cabinet opening on the wall directly under the upper cabinet. [. . . ] Fingertighten the toggle bolts ® to make sure toggle nuts ® have opened against drywall ®. Placea washer on each 1/4-20 x 3" bolt and place inside upper cabinet by the 3/8" holes. Push damper assembly @ through opening in mounting plate @ so that tabs in damper assembly lock damper assembly against mounting plate. Excessive Weight Hazard Use two or more people to move and install microwave hood. [. . . ]