Whirlpool RH9330XL User manual

CONVERTIBLE KITCHEN RANGE HOOD
FOR 120 V. OPERATION
KITCHEN
RANGE HOOD
MODEL
FOR VENTLESS INSTALLATION
USE DUCTLESS KIT RCH 9600 RH9330XL
READ AND SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS
Before you begin, read the following instructions
completely and carefully. If followed, they will simplify
the installation job.
IMPORTANT: OBSERVE ALL GOVERNING CODES
AND ORDINANCES
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE LOCAL
ELECTRICAL INSPECTOR’S USE
WAYS TO INSTALL VENTILATING DUCT:
There are three ways to install the ventilating duct.
Select the most practical method for your particular
installation.
Figure 7: 7” dia. round venting through the roof.
Figure 8: Transition, from the 7” dia. stack provided
on the hood to a 3 l/4 x 10 rectangular duct, for roof
venting.
Figure 9: 7” dia. elbow, for horizontal venting, with
a wall cap.
\FAN BOX MOUNTING
SCREWS (6)
FIGURE 1
The duct, wall cap and roof cap shown in Figure 7,8
and 9 are not included with your range hood
These Items can be purchased separately.
TOOLS AND MATERIALS REQUIRED
A---
l Drill, electric or ratchet drive, with 3/8”, 3/16” and l/8”
F :r -;*/ wood brt (for drlllrng starter holes) and l-1/4” wood bit
(to drill an access hole in the cabinet or kitchen wall for
C” the electrrc power line.)
l One common and one ohllllps head screwdriver (to
secure hood mounting screws to the cabinet and hood
sheet metal parts).
l Pliers (for opening knockouts).
l Pencil, ruler and level for marking cabinet locattons.
l Saber saw or keyholesaw for cutting the wall or cabinet
openings.
l Caulkrng, metal snips, duct tape, ducts (with elbow and
transitron, If necessary) and wall cap or roof cap, as
required.
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INSTALLATION IJNDEQ KITCHEN F’JFQ ‘I)O’i’!Y
1. For easy, one man I-staliation hood should be
disassembled.
First, remove the aluminum filter from fan box
assembly by pulling tab toward opposite end of
filter.
Remove two mount ng screws fcund in fan box
near back. (Figure :.)
Unplug power supply cord connection near
back.
Remove additional four screws from fan box
assembly and lift assembly out.
iisrnode tour scret.cs nolcrng top to canopy
assem biy
2. Fa3R TOP VENTING:(Figures 2, 7 8 8)
Using the canopy ?oo as a hole !ocating pattern,
make a 7’/4” diameter hole. If the optional
rectangular transition is to be used, make a
3’b”xlO’;;” rectz:.juirar hole. Mark an- c*: ,.;;e
for wrring.Flanged hole is provided in canopy
for wiring entrance
FOR WALL VENTING: (Figures 2 & 9) Establish
center line for the hole pattern by measur’ng
half the width of the canopy and 10%” from the
top of the canopy. Make a 7%” diameter hole
through the wall. Mark and cut hole for wlrlng
F!anged hole is provided in canopy top for
wiring entrant
3.
FCP DUCTLfSS , INSTALLATION: Refer to
InstructIons found in ductless kit RCH 9600 for
remarnrng installation procedure.
Install canopy top to kitchen furr down with four
screws provided in installation pack, Fig. 5.
4. Install canopy assembly by sliding top flanges
of canopy assembly onto mating flanges on
canopy top, Figure 5. Secure with 4 screws
prevrously removed.
5. Make electrical connection at wiring box on
back of canopy assembly according to Figures
3&6
6. With necessary duct work in place (see Fig. 4),
lift fan box assembly into position and secure
with 6 screws.
7. Plug hood power supply into receptacle.
8. Replace filter.
FREE STANDING WALL INSTALLATION:
1. For easy, one man Installation, hood should be
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First, remove the aluminum tilter from tne fan
box assembly by pulling tab toward opposite
end of filter. Remove two mounting screws
found in fan box near back. (Figure 1)
Unplug power supply cord connection near
back Remove additional four screws from fan
box assembly and lift assembly out.
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3. Insert screws Into n-arkea location leaving l/l6
to l/8 inch between wall and screw head.
NOTE:lf hollow sheetrock wall IS encountered,
molly bolts should be used instead of those
provided In installation packet. AddItional
support should be provided after canopy is in
place, when hollow wall molly bolts are used.
4. Hang hood on mounting screws and mark
location for venting and wiring. Remove canopy
to cut holes.
FOR TOP VENTING: Mark venting hole
locations through the ceiling or other
obstructions between hood top and attic. Cut a
7’6” diameter hole for round venting (Fig. 7) or
a 3;;” x 10’,q” h~,e for rectanglr,a-,,~nili:g, Fig. 8.
FOR WALL VENTING: Establish the center for
the back vent hole bv measurina half the width
of the hood and down 1O-1/4” from canopy top.
See Figures 2 and 9.
5.
6.
Replace hood and tighten screws
Make electrical connection at wiring at box on
back of canopy according to Figures 3 & 6.
7. Witn nec?ssar:/ duct tn place (see Figure 4; ‘*rt
fan box assembly into posrtion and secure >,*ylth
six screws.
8. Plug hood power supply into receptacle.
9. Replace filter.
FOR DUCTLESS INSTALLATION: Refer to
instructions found in ductless kit RCH 9600 for
remaining installation procedure.
FUAR DOWN ~- -~ HOLE PATTERN FOR
TOP VENTING ONLY
F
CANOPY TOP ~-\
DOORS ~
7;‘TO 7;‘lNCH DIA CENTER LINE
HOLE FOR BACK OF HOOD
VENTING ONLY
FIGURE 2
7” ROUND DUCT
KEYHOLE
MOUNTING
HOLE
HOOD
WIRING
--4 ‘-1” WIDE
1 LIZ FLANGE ON
HOOD BACK
FIGURE 3
ELECTRICAL GROUNDING:
Permanently ground this unit in accordance with
the latest National Electrical Code and applicable
local codes and ordrnances. It is recommended that
a permanent ground connection be made to the untt
using a conductor of appropriate size from a
grounded continuous metalltc cold water pipe, a
grounded lead in the service panel or a properly
driven and electrically grounded ground rod. Do not
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ground to a gas supply pipe.

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KEY HOLE-
SLOTS
CANOPY MTG.m
SCREWS (4)
POWER SUPPLY
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CANOPY TOP ATTACHED
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FIGURE 8
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FIGURE 9

IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS FOR ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES
When using electrical appliances. basic safety
precautions should always be followed including
the following:
1. Read and follow all instruc?ions.
2. Cl052 supervisso? is r. .- --~-?-TV vdh2.n any
appliance is used by or near children.
4. Do not saturate electrical connections,
switches, and motor in water during cleaning.
Remember, WATER AND ELECTRICITY DO
NOT MIX!
5. If any e!ectrical malfunction becomes evident
during 3~. alsconnect power to nood at yoc;r
home fuse or breaker box.
3 To avoid providing fuel for a grease pan fire
clean lint and grease from all hood surfaces -
interior and exterior.
OPERATION AND CARE OF UNIT
CAUTION:
Do not use lamp larger than 75 watts. CARE OF EXTERIOR SURFACES:
Unit is designed to accept 75 watt flood lamp for
greater i’lllr?ination and bulb life. Your range hood is a beautifully finished addition to
your kit&“rl and requires only the care you give
your range io preserve its lasting beauty. Clean wth
CARE OF FILTER:
For greatest eff;cier;cy. the perrnapect-type
aluminum foil grease filter should be removed &
cleaned periodically. To clean, the filter snould be
soaked in hot water and detergent.
TO remove filter, pull tab to side and pull filter down
and out. To replace reverse the procedure.
a mild detergent to preserve finish.DO NOT use
abrasive c/ea:~zs.
For effective removal of smoke and odors, turn on fz- 2’
beginning of cooking operation and allow to run until
smoke and odors are removed from room.
CARE OF FAN MOTOR:
Fan motor has life time seaied bearings that never
rIe?d ?Illng. Occasil; ‘.:~. ;leanlng 01 moic: may be
required. Do not emcrse in water.
CLEAN ALL GREASE LADEN SURFACES
FREQUENTLY.
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