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2. If the underside of the cabinet is thin or recessed and can't accommodate the mounting
screws, attach wooden blocks (not supplied) on both sides of the installation area to
provide a sturdy support for the hood. The bottom of each block should be flush with the
bottom of the cabinet lip.
3. Make sure the opening in the hood aligns with the ductwork when using vertical or
horizontal discharge methods. Adjust if necessary while the mounting screws are still
only halfway tightened.
4. Tighten all screws and then install screws into the security holes to prevent hood
movement as a safety precaution.
Refer to diagram 8.
Caution: The hood should be power OFF
1. Hold the hood in position, and (with the
help of someone) mark the location of the
keyhole-shaped holes in the hood.
Drive screws about halfway into the underside
of the cabinet on those markings, and slip the
hood onto the screws. Use the screws that
are supplied for your model to ensure stability.
Note: If the underside of the cabinet can't
accommodate mounting screws, put blocks
of wood (not supplied) on both sides of the
installation area.
Know where
the electrical
wiring and
other utilities
are located
behind walls
before cutting
or drilling
into walls or
ceilings.
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