Electrolux EI16DDPRKS Installation Instructions (English, Spanish, French) - Page 7

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Planning 7 Installation Planning A qualified technician must complete the installation of this appliance. Carefully check the location where the remote blower is to be installed. The remote blower should be placed for convenient access. Make certain that electrical power can be provided in the selected location. The Remote Blower can be installed in various locations. These Installation Instructions will cover some of the possibilities. Page 1 - On Floor Joists 10 2 - On Ceiling Joists 11 3 - On Wall Studs 12 4 - On Exterior Wall 13 Ductwork Use galvanized or aluminum duct in 8" / 10" round or 3¼"x14" / 4"x14" / 4¾"x14" size, or a combination of both. PVC duct should be used if installing under a poured concrete slab. Use the shortest and straightest duct run possible. Duct Tape Over Seam and Screw Air Flow Screw NOTE DO NOT mount the blower unit by the cover, or by using any plumbing straps, or by any other method than fastening with the lag bolts into solid structural support members. Local building codes must be followed in specifying approved type and specification of ALL duct used. Always use an appropriate roof or wall cap with damper. IMPORTANT When mounting the unit, do not warp or bend the housing, or mount in such a manner that the connected ductwork causes the housing to flex. Verify that the blower wheel spins freely. When mounting the main blower housing, be sure to fully engage the inlet collar of the blower with the round duct inlet from the downdraft ventilation unit. Secure the outlet to the exhaust duct. All ductworks must be as installed as per local codes. To reduce risk of fire and to properly exhaust air, be sure to duct air outside - Do not vent exhaust air into spaces within walls or ceilings or into attics, crawl spaces, or garages. Make sure that there is an appropriate damper installed on the discharge ducting, per local code or national building code, to prevent backflow of air.

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NOTE
Local building codes must be followed in specifying
approved type and speci
cation of ALL duct used.
Always use an appropriate roof or wall cap with
damper.
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Screw
Duct Tape Over
Seam and Screw
Air Flow
Planning
When mounting the main blower housing, be sure
to fully engage the inlet collar of the blower with the
round duct inlet from the downdraft ventilation unit.
Secure the outlet to the exhaust duct.
DO NOT
mount the blower unit by the cover, or by
using any plumbing straps, or by any other method
than fastening with the lag bolts into solid structural
support members.
When mounting the unit, do not warp or bend
the housing, or mount in such a manner that the
connected ductwork causes the housing to
ex.
Verify that the blower wheel spins freely.
Make sure that there is an appropriate damper
installed on the discharge ducting, per local code or
national building code, to prevent back
ow of air.
Installation Planning
A quali
ed technician must complete the installation
of this appliance.
Carefully check the location where the remote blower
is to be installed. The remote blower should be placed
for convenient access. Make certain that electrical
power can be provided in the selected location.
The Remote Blower can be installed in various
locations. These Installation Instructions will cover
some of the possibilities.
Page
1 - On Floor Joists
................................................
10
2 - On Ceiling Joists
.............................................
11
3 - On Wall Studs
.................................................
12
4 - On Exterior Wall
..............................................
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Ductwork
Use galvanized or aluminum duct in 8” / 10” round or
3¼”x14” / 4”x14” / 4¾”x14” size, or a combination of
both. PVC duct should be used if installing under a
poured concrete slab. Use the shortest and straightest
duct run possible.
IMPORTANT
All ductworks must be as installed as per local
codes.
To reduce risk of
re and to properly exhaust
air, be sure to duct air outside – Do not vent
exhaust air into spaces within walls or ceilings
or into attics, crawl spaces, or garages.