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49-2000733 Rev. 1 13
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
Design Information
CREATIVE SOLUTIONS
• When the kitchen
design calls for an
against-the-wall
installation, move
the base cabinet
forward 3” to 5”.
Filler panels or
complementary
moldings can be
added to exposed
cabinet sides.
• In an island or
peninsula, use
an extra-deep
countertop.
The countertop
overhang at the
front can be
adjusted to meet
setback to cutout
requirements.
• When the cutout
to the front edge of the countertop requirement is
more than 2”, add a bullnose trim to the front edge
of the countertop. Include the trim thickness when
measuring the front edge to cutout requirement. By
adding the trim, the cooktop can be moved forward,
providing additional countertop depth and interior
cabinet space.
• When the distances between the vent and the
inside cabinet side walls are more than 5-1/2” and/
or the inside cabinet back wall is more than 4-1/2”,
false walls should be constructed inside the cabinet
for securing the vent with the stabilizing brackets
(refer to Cutouts and Clearances under Installation
Preparation.)
PREPARING THE COUNTERTOP
Lay out and cut the cooktop cut-out far enough
FORWARD so downdraft will fit behind it.
1. Set cooktop in place and
slide it as far forward as
possible. Center and square
it with edges or countertop.
2. Place the plastic template
against the back flange of
the cooktop and center it.
Trace around template to
mark the downdraft opening.
3. Remove cooktop from countertop.
4. Cut downdraft opening. Be careful not to chip edges
of countertop.
Cover Panel
End
Panel
Countertop
Overhang
per Cooktop
Clearances
Must be
Maintained
Base
Cabinet
Filler Panel
Base Sink
Filler Panel
Maintain Cutout Clearances
to Front Edge as Specified
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