What do I need to buy in addition to this range hood to get it to work?
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If I recall correctly, you shouldn't need anything else -- maybe some electrical tape to hook it up to the existing wires.
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I was able to get the document set which included the wiring diagram; but I don't remember just how I did that since it has been a couple of years now. I believe I researched the mfg name, the searched via Google for documents online. That worked for me and it was free. Just a note of caution; our ceiling is only 7' (dropped for a design reason) so hoods like this one will either hang low or will requir an expensive modification (fabrication). If you ceiling is at least 8' you are good to go.
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My son in law says no. He said you have to have special pots and pans for that type of range top.
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The previous answers are correct. Thermostat wire is what I used. A good hardware store or the big box stores will have it on a roll so you can order the length you need.
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Dontt know for sure, but I did consider doing the same thing on my range. It would need a frame, or at least my range's filter needs one or it won't stay in place. If you can insert a piece into the current frame or find an alternative way to hold it up, I don't see why it wouldn't work. You would get about 20 or 25 pieces the size of a range hood filter out of the one cut-to-fit filter.
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Dear Roumen, Xtreme is not providing any solution for that, but we just called them, they have advised to purchase 6-8 or 6-10 hood adapter from home depot or lowes. Please let us know should you have any more questions. -- Regards, Christian Bowen Office Manager Firstlook, Inc Office: 917-588-9387 Cell: 347-770-0044 Fax: 718-266-3534
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When I replaced mine it was a direct "plug n play" . If its the same model hood I'd go for it
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Something like this would probably work http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00KRNVT82?psc=1 but measure your hood first.
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I would select the range vent hood size based on the space present in the cabinet over the range. So if the space available for mounting is made for 36" then yes you should use a 36" hood.
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I don't think you need one. We have 9 ft ceilings and set it at the highest adjustment to allow for a more comfortable work area and better looking island. The exhaust is perfectly adequate for the bigger gap between stove and hood. . Should be fine to set at the lower point for 10 ft ceilings.
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Have NO idea what 'that' is. I bought these for our range hood, which is called a ZEPH^R (as close as I could get with the symbol) (http://www.ventingdirect.com/cavaliere-euro-sv218d-i36-900-cfm-36-inch-wide-stainless-steel-and-glass-island-mounted-range-hood-with-halogen-lighting/p2544606). . . suggest you take the bulb out of your BROAN, look at it closely and determine what bulb you need. Can't be of any more help than that, since I don't know what a BROAN is.
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Removeable washable filter - and the man who installed ours did not need to buy anything extra , so the connector must have been included. It is a nice generic range hood...no frills but functions well. Check the switches. One of ours was loose in the package and we had to tighten it a bit. But safe and fine and no problems.
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Yes, I installed this for my own kitchen range hood. It is about four years old and works well. No problems so far. Well made and fairly heavy gauge metal. Backdraft trap door seems to prevent cold air from backing down into the kitchen. It should be a good choice for an average kitchen install.
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Hi Shane, Our range hood units are regular plug-ins that plug into a wall outlet. This may be vented through the wall or the ceiling, as long as the vent hole can be covered by the chimney pieces. Thanks! Kitchen Bath Collection
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Lens hood that came with the Tamron works fine. Look for a Tamron lens hoods that fits it, I don't know the model number, but should be easy to find. Sorry for your trouble.
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It's quite difficult to know for sure what additional parts are needed. The best advice I could give you would be to call your local best buy and speak to a geeksquad technician. Have your vehicle make, model, sub model, and year available as well as this products number. I would also recommend you have them install it. Far simpler, thought a bit more expensive. I was charged $175 for the install but it was well worth it as having a viper authorized installer install the product is the only way to receive the warranty (including the $2500 warranty). As an example however, my 2004 Dodge Ram needed a ball bearing hood kill switch ($10), an extra relay ($13), and that was it. Then there was the install which cost $150. Something to consider is that you need to know whether or not your car has a sentry key. Mine does not, so I avoided have to pay an extra $100 for a bypass module to circumvent the chip embedded in the key. Some vehicles need up to 5 additional relays, a ball bearing hood kill switch, a bypass module, and additional labor to program auxiliary functions (such as tool box unlock, etc). Be prepared to spend at least $175 on top of the purchase price for the module if you intend to have it installed by a professional (which I recommend). Another option to consider is to simply purchase this product from Best Buy. If you do, the install is free with purchase, although you will still have to pay for the additional parts such as additional relays, kill switches (if the ones provided aren't compatible with your vehicle), and bypass modules if needed. It may or may not be cheaper to go that route. I paid $73 for the kit here on amazon and then $175 for the install at best buy for a net cost of about $250 in total. Hopes this helps.
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I used the hood to protect the front element as I didn't like running a UV filter. You can find the hood on eBay (not Sony brand) for less than 150. They even have rangefinder leica style hoods