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Residential Wall Mount Hood

3. Hood Installation

(3 choices depending on framing choice)

A. Back Installation

Note:  Use only keyholes and holes shown in
black, as illustrated below, and on the
sketches provided.

Keyholes provided for easy installa-
tion.  These should all be used.

Optional holes provided only for
stronger installation when necessary.

1.

Mark the location of the 5 installation

screws (keyholes) on the wood panel.

2.

Do not tighten the installation screws

(3/4") down. The hood can be placed on
them before tightening.

3.

Insert the electrical wire (power supply)

in the hole, ensuring the wire clamp
connector is in place.

4.

Insert the screw heads inside the key-

holes of the hood.

5.

Move down the hood and insert the

screws into the slot of the keyholes.

6.

Tighten the five screws to attach the

hood firmly on the wood panel.

7.

Install (only if necessary) 2 or 4 addi-

tional screws at the locations shown on
the sketch. The numbers of additional
screws depend on the size of the hood.

FR O N T VIEW

all other m odels

FR O N T VIEW

30"

3 /4 "

1 -1 /4 "

1 -1 /4 "

1 3 -5 /8 "

3 /4 "

1 -1 /4 "

1 -1 /4 "

1 3 -5 /8 "

6

4

3

wire clamp
connector

Summary of Contents for 3400

Page 1: ... cfm 3400 Legacy 30 Hood 500 cfm 3405 Metro 30 Hood 500 cfm 3420 Legacy 42 Hood 900 cfm 3425 Metro 42 Hood 900 cfm 3936 052301 2001 HEARTLAND APPLIANCES INC Residential Use Only READ AND SAVE THESE INSTUCTIONS INSTALLER LEAVE THIS MANUAL TO HOMEOWNER HOMEOWNER USE AND CARE INFORMATION ON PAGE 15 LIST ED LIST ED C ...

Page 2: ... B Strip Installation 9 C Top Installation 10 4 Ducting Connection 11 A CutOutHoleInformation 11 B DuctingInstallation 12 C Method of Ducting 12 5 DuctCoverInstallation 12 6 BacksplashInstallation 12 7 ElectricalConnections 13 8 Heat Lamp 13 9 FilterInstallation 14 Maintenance Instructions 15 1 Blower and Filters 15 2 StainlessSteel orEnamelFinish 16 Operation Instructions 16 WiringDiagram 18 Serv...

Page 3: ...the surface element 1 SMOTHER FLAMES with a close fitting lid cookie sheet or metal tray then turn off the burner BE CAREFUL TO PREVENT BURNS IF THE FLAMES DO NOT GO OUT IMMEDIATELY EVACUATE AND CALL THE FIRE DEPARTMENT 2 NEVER PICK UP A FLAMING PAN you may be burned 3 DO NOT USE WATER including wet dishclothes or towels This could cause a violent steam explosion 4 Use an extinguisher ONLY if A Yo...

Page 4: ...gen lights 2 Size R20 50 Watts maximum Parts to be purchased separarately Backsplash optional from Heartland Duct cover optional from Heartland Heat lamp bulbs 2 Size IR175R PAR 175 Watts maximum Red Infared Duct tape 2 wide Wall anchors if needed Standard ducting 8 Rigid Galvanized ducting Flashings Rain Caps 8 dia for square rain caps use an equivalent cross sectional area Flashings rain caps ar...

Page 5: ...615 W 780 W 780 W Technical Specifications not supplied Duct cover optional Transition 9 7 8 x 4 1 4 to 8 251 mm x 108 mm to 203 m m Transition Adaptor with dam per Blower Filters Pivotable halogene lights Backsplash optional including warm ing shelf upper and low er Sections Lower section Upper section Heat lam ps Power supply 24 30 to 36 11 1 2 8 12 12 18 Ask for kit num bers 3801 for 30 3802 fo...

Page 6: ... studs A minimum of two studs must contact the wood panel Use six screws to secure the wood panel to the wall studs B Strip Installation 1 Locate and mark the centerline of the hood Mark the area of the back of the hood on the drywall 2 Use the wood strip 1 2 thick by 1 1 2 high included inside the hood 3 Screw the mounting strips to the drywall and make sure to hit the wall studs A minimum of two...

Page 7: ...de side down 6 Add one 2 X 4 thin side down in the middle when using a to blower unit Add two 2 X 4 s thin side down in the middle when using a three blower unit With one blower unit no middle stud is necessary 7 Drill 7 8 diameter hole through the 1 2 tick wood panel and drywall 2 above the top of the hood for the conduit wire 8 Run 120 VAC 15A minimum circuit electrical power cable from the serv...

Page 8: ...re clamp 2 Wire connectors 2 Wall anchors 4 10 2 countersunk head screws 6 8 3 4 screws 10 8 3 8 screws 4 Locknuts 2 Washers 3 16 ID x OK Using a Phillips 2 or a Robertson 2 screwdriver unscrew the hood from the bottom of crate Refer to figure below to locate all screws fig A discard the screws and remove hood from wood pallet Install the adaptor A Slide the adapter tab in its notch onexterior sid...

Page 9: ...allation screws 3 4 down The hood can be placed on them before tightening 3 Insert the electrical wire power supply in the hole ensuring the wire clamp connector is in place 4 Insert the screw heads inside the key holes of the hood 5 Move down the hood and insert the screws into the slot of the keyholes 6 Tighten the five screws to attach the hood firmly on the wood panel 7 Install only if necessa...

Page 10: ...ector is in place 3 Insert the screw heads inside the key holes of the hood Hold the hood with a slight angle to allow clearance space from the mounting strip 4 Move down the hood and insert the screws into the slot of the keyholes 5 Pivot the hood to insert the wood mounting strip inside the back cavity of the hood Continue to hold the hood during this operation 6 Tighten the screws 4 or 6 depend...

Page 11: ...ning 3 Insert the electrical wire power supply in the drywall hole 4 Insert the electrical wire in the hole of the hood ensuring the wire clamp connector is in place 5 Insert the screw heads inside the key holes of the hood 6 Push the hood to the wall and insert the screws into the slot of the keyholes 7 Tighten the four screws so the hood is firmly attached to the top wood frame 8 Install additio...

Page 12: ...abinet cut out area use the area shown in bold Ceiling cut out area use the diameter dimension of the transition 8 30 36 42 C L Blower Vented 30 to 42 Transition to 8 dia 8 dia duct Single or double blower unit ducting 10 1 2 X4 1 2 cutout 4 Ducting Connection ...

Page 13: ...mum heightrequirementsthataraincapmust extend past the roof line NOTE 1 To reduce the risk of fire and improper exhaust air be sure to duct air directly outside Do not vent exhaust air into spaces within walls or ceilings or into attic crawls spaces or garages 2 Make sure you tape all joints with duct tape 3 Flexible ducting is not recommended 4 Rain caps should be oversized whenever possible to o...

Page 14: ...rough wire clamp and secure by tightening the wire clamp Connect cable into wiring box located on rough in plate using wire nuts Connect wires as follows BLACK to BLACK WHITE to WHITE and GROUND wire under ground screw Reinstall wiring cover 8 Heat Lamps The heat lamps required are 120V 175W max infrared bulbs 120V 1R 175W PAR 38 You can use white halogen lights if warming shelves are not used 120...

Page 15: ...t and finish with center one MESHFILTERINSTALLATION 2 1 1 Insert upper end of filter into the hood finger sized cup side 2 Raise lower end toward the inside of hood 3 Position lower end of filter into channel 4 Using finger sized cup pull on the upper end of filter and insert it under the inner retaining piece Finger sized cup in filter 3 4 Finger sized cup in filter ...

Page 16: ...e Then pull out filters from hood Use following instructions to clean the blower Impellers are dishwasher safe Remove cover from the blower assembly Remove the impeller s by pulling it them out gently see pictures below For dual blower unit make sure the impellers are correctly installed the hood will not work properly if the impellers are reversed In the dual blower both impellers are different o...

Page 17: ...less steel surface Avoid when choosing a detergent Any cleaners that contain bleach will attack the stainless steel Any products containing chloride fluoride iodine or bromide will deteriorate surfaces rapidly Any combustible products used for cleaning such as acetone alcohol ether benzol etc are highly explosive and should never be used close to a range Enamel finish Clean with warm water and mil...

Page 18: ...vent When an excessively high temperature is detected the detector takes control over the blower and ensures that an appropriate ventilation is produced The controller is equipped with two detection levels Protected Mode Level 1 When medium heat is detected the blower sets itself to speed 2 the corresponding light indicator comes ON and the F indicator flashes Protected Mode Level 2 When a greater...

Page 19: ...19 Residential Wall Mount Hood 10 WIRING DIAGRAM ...

Page 20: ...LECTOR 36 SS 1 13218 GREASE COLLECTOR 42 SS 1 5 03686 FILTER CLIP 3 3 4 6 03597 ELECTRONIC CONTROL H098 1 1 1 7 03580 NYLON SPACER 6 32 x 1 2 3 3 3 8 02543 CANOPY PUSH BUTTON 6 6 6 9 02577 HEYCO PLUG 1300 4 4 4 10 02772 FEMALE MOTOR CONNECTOR 1 1 1 11 02773 MALE MOTOR CONNECTOR 1 1 1 12 SCREW 8 3 8 7 7 7 13 SCREW 6 x 1 2 PAN HEAD 3 3 4 14 LOCK NUT 8 32 4 4 4 15 SCREW 8 32 x 1 2 QDRX 4 4 4 16 02802...

Page 21: ...ent be liable for any breach of this express warranty in an amount exceeding the original purchase price of the Heartland Appliances range hood 4 To obtain warranty service the original purchaser must present the original Bill of Sale Model and Serial number Components repaired or replaced are warranted through the remainder of the original warranty period only 5 The warranty does not cover expens...

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