Dacor RV30X Guide De Montage

Blower Installation

wARNINg:

Do not slide the CABP3 blower

over or beyond the mounting

stop on the blower mounting

groove. To do so may prevent

the vent sleeve from raising and/

or lowering due to interference

between the blower and the vent

drive arm assembly.

Connecting the Exhaust Duct

NOTE:

Use duct tape to seal the

connection between the blower

outlet and duct. Support the duct

weight as necessary to ensure

sealed joints.

For the side or bottom knockouts use the supplied

transition (P/N 26619). For the rear knockout

attach a 3 1/4" x 10" duct.

Electrical Connection

wARNINgS:

1. Ensure that the power supply

is disconnected before

proceeding.

2. Verify that the power supply

matches the ratings found on

the appliance data plate before

proceeding.

3. The complete appliance must

be properly grounded at all

times when electrical power is

applied.

4. Do not ground the appliance

with the neutral (white) house

supply wire. A separate

ground wire must be utilized.

5. If aluminum house supply

wiring is used, splice the

appliance copper wires to the

aluminum house wiring with

special connectors designed

and agency-certified for this

purpose. Follow the connector

manufacturer’s recommended

procedure carefully. Improper

connection can result in a fire

hazard.

Gnd

BLK

WHT

120VAC, 60Hz, 15A

Supply power from

dedicated circuit breaker

GRN

WHT

BLK

WHT

Gnd

GRN

Gnd

GRN

WHT

BLK

REMP3/16 OR CABP3

wiring of RV with REMP3/16 or CABP3

Installing the Raised Vent

Loosely attach the support legs to the left and

right sides of the plenum using the hex nuts

provided. Place the vent into the rear of the

countertop cutout. Adjust the support leg height

so that the end caps are gently resting on the

counter, then tighten the hex nuts. Secure the

support legs to the cabinet floor with the screws

provided.

For the cabinet blower application, place the

adhesive-backed foam tape provided with the

cabinet blower onto the left and right vertical

blower flanges. Slide the blower outlet into the

exhaust duct, while making sure that the lower

blower flange slides into the blower mounting

groove on the vent. Use duct tape to seal the

connection between the blower outlet and the

duct. Support the duct weight as necessary to

ensure sealed joints.

For downdraft vents utilizing the remote blowers,

locate the vent cover found in the RV carton.

Attach the adhesive-backed foam tape provided

with the blower to the left and right vertical

blower cover flanges. Attach the vent cover to

the large opening in the front of the vent. The

vent is now ready to be ducted for a remote

blower installation.

NOTE:

For both the cabinet and remote

systems, the vent must be

installed in a vertical orientation.

Do not mount the vent on a slant

or angle.

6. Failure to complete electrical

connections properly may

result in a damaged or non-

functional system. Follow the

wiring diagrams carefully to

ensure a proper installation.

Both vent systems require a properly grounded,

120 VAC, 60 Hz., 15 Amp electrical service.

Max. full line load is 8 amps. Always use a

dedicated circuit. Do not use the same circuit

that the cooktop is using.

Make all electrical connections between the vent

and blowers, then connect power to the vent as

per the wiring diagrams shown on Page 5. Use

wire nuts provided and electrical tape to secure

all wiring connections at the blowers.