The product lacks of instruction of installing rear venting range hood. There's no accessories come with it. Please help!
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You have to buy a six-inch one from Home Depot. The pipe hole size on the range hood itself is seven. A bit of workaround needed.
2275675
I do not know. You should contact manufacturer or try and send back if doesn't work? I do know it does an excellent job as we could not vent our hood and took a chance. I love the ZLine hood! So many compliments it works well for venting out of your face!!
542673
There is not an explanation of vent space required on the back. I suggest to call the factory and inquire.
612772
This is how I did it----and it works perfectly by the way----I bought an inexpensive exhaust chimney set up. 'Goes like this: 1. a rectangular dryer vent housing that fits over the entire top of the L5. I removed the handle from the heater and attached the vent where the screws secure the handle. The vent has a 3" pipe fixture on it. 2. cut a 5" hole in our cabin----through the ceiling and out of the roof in the bathroom----and then took sheet roof flashing and fashioned a tube to use as a heat block from the 3" exhaust pipe going up and out of the cabin. 3. the 3" exhaust pipe and a articulating elbow----fitted to my needs through the roof 4. self sealing rubber chimney flashing----3" of course with----raised to about 2' from the roof. 5. a wire mesh over the chimney, then a chimney cap 6. tar the seams everywhere you can. I hope this helps. I made my assembly with wood trim in the bathroom as well.
1260750
I thought it came with instructions - you can go to weber.com support/manuals. You'll need the serial number located inside the cabinet. Look at the burner installation instructions. Works great - like a new grill!!
1949819
We bought this product and ended up returning it. There were no instructions included. After inquiring we were directed to a web sight, which was no help, because you have to take the console apart and remove it, to replace it with the new one.
2185639
Just rotate it out. You install the adapt ring first. then the hood. You can keep the ring that and left the hood out.
573451
Mine didn't have instructions either. However, as long as you have all of the brackets (mine did NOT) then you can figure it out easily. Perhaps, like mine, yours is missing a bracket. If that is the case, what I did was contact amazon who had one sent to me from the manufacturer. I hope this helps.
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Unfort, due to no secure attachment under the hood for the latch it was never installed. This was for a 1973 Mustang and the radiator bracket is to far back in the engine area. I'm williing to sell this item which is brand new for $50 plus shipping. If interested please email me at mpbsr25@aol.com
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There's no other accessories a simple hook up - download from BullyDog wed site and follow the steps - its recommended when you put the turner in you SHOULD get dual exhaust to prevent back pressure plus the power is released I recommend MagaFlow. Hope this helps.
1431943
here is a pdf link: http://akdytrading.net/blog/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/Golden-Vantage-10A3-Wall-Mount-range-hood.pdf i love my hood, installation was not easy (im a pro plumber and damn good at everything else). goodluck!! This is the distributors phone number (626) 350-8360. They arent very attentive to the phone, but they will get back to you and accommodate a guide. put a surge protector where you plug in!!!!!! motherboard can fry in lightning storm
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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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I just spent a few minutes trying to find anything on parts for this. the only things I could find were the manual and racks. if you still have any of the paperwork that came with it, see if there is troubleshooting or a support number.
1573827
Sorry to hear that. Ours came with instructions and screws. I'd send it back.
1353945
Not included in the kit. Not sure if something aftermarket could be made to work
1204286
it comes with no ducting and from where I got it from it came with no instructions and was not packed securely and vent was banged in.
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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.