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Installation - Existing Construction
1
Remove the existing fan
CAUTION:
Make sure power is switched off at
service panel before starting installation.
Wear gloves during installing to help protect your
hands from injury.
Remove the old fan from the ceiling.
IMPORTANT:
Please remove the tape, which protects
the damper during shipping and
installation, from the duct adaptor as
shown below.
2
Ceiling cut out work
Measure the opening to ensure it is large enough to
accommodate the new fan body (A) (11 in. x 12.17 in.).
If this fan is not replacing an old fan, be sure to cut a
11 in. x 12.17 in. opening for the fan body (A).
NOTE:
Wear safety goggles to prevent getting dust,
falling insulation or other debris into your eyes, nose
and mouth.
Carefully cut open the ceiling hole with out cutting into
electrical or gas or water lines that may not be visible.
3
Remove the duct connector and wire cover
To remove duct connector, pull up on the finger latch, then slide
the duct connector left until it is removed from the fan housing (A).
Loosen the short screw (E) and remove the wire cover (F).
4
Place the fan housing
Place the fan housing (A) inside the ceiling through the hole.
And then place on the side. Shown as in picture.
5
Connect the wire
Pull the house wires through the knockout of wire cover (F).
5 Using the quick connectors to connect 120 V AC house
wiring from the wall switch to the fan as shown in the
wiring diagram on page 3.
Carefully push the connected wires back into the wiring fan
housing (A). Reattach the wire cover (F) attach it firmly with
the short screw (E).
NOTE: Attach the 1/2" ROMEX connector or 1/2 "Flexible Metal Conduit
connector (supplied by others) to wiring compartment cover and lock in
place with 1/2 lock nut included with connector.
Finger latch
Ceiling
White
Green to Green
Black
11
2-3 foot straight run
before elbow
Ground- Green or copper wire
Neutral-White to White wire
Line-Black to Black wire
E
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F
Roof cap (with
built-in damper)
Caulk
termination
to duct
OR
Wall cap
(with
built-in
damper)
