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15
Luce Use, Care, and Installation Guide
ZEPHYRONLINE.COM
Installation Instructions
Ductless Recirculation
Ductless recirculation is intended for applications where an exhaust duct work is not possible to be
installed. When converted, the hood functions as a recirculating hood rather than an exhaust hood.
Fumes and exhaust from cooking are drawn and filtered by a set of optional charcoal filters. The air is
then purified and re-circulated back within the home.
We recommend to ALWAYS exhaust air outside of the home by employing existing or installing new
duct work, if possible. The hood is most eective and ecient as an exhaust hood. Only when the
exhaust option is not possible should you recourse to converting the hood into a recirculating hood.
When converted to be a recirculating hood, a set of charcoal filters are required on top of its standard
Metal Filter set. Order according to its part number below. The standard mesh filters are intended to
capture residue from cooking, and the optional charcoal filters help to purify fumes exhausted from
cooking for recirculation.
Recirculating Kit Installation (required if no ducting is used)
For detailed installation instructions, please refer to the manual included with the recirculating kit.
The kit includes the charcoal filters and air diverter plate.
Hood Model
Recirculating Kit
Part Number
Filters in
Package
Charcoal Filter
Replacement Part
Number
Quantity to
Order
ZLU ZRC-00LU 1 Z0F-C092 1
1. Secure air diverter plate to wall below duct cover bracket.
Run 6" ducting from top of hood and secure to air diverter
plate (FIG. D).
2. Remove aluminum mesh filters from hood. Install spring clip
into motor housing. Secure charcoal filter to motor housing
by spring clip.
3. Reinstall mesh filters.
4. Charcoal filters must be replaced every 120 hours of use (or
approximately every 3 to 4 months based on an average of
1 - 2 hours of daily cooking time).
DO NOT WASH CHARCOAL FILTERS. Charcoal filters may need
to be changed more often depending on cooking habits.
FIG. D
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