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General| Brand | Thermador |
|---|---|
| Model | CVS30R |
| Category | Ventilation Hood |
| Language | English |
Key safety warnings related to fire, electric shock, injury, and proper ventilation usage.
Overview of the ventilator, intake, and blower (integral or remote) in the downdraft system.
Determining blower type, ensuring adequate cabinet space, and considering access for service.
Addressing cross drafts, combustion air needs, and make-up air requirements for proper ventilation.
Investigating and choosing ductwork routes, identifying potential interferences from building structures.
Measuring duct lengths and fittings to determine performance and purchasing necessary components.
Guidelines for preparing countertop cutouts for Thermador cooktops, referencing associated figures and tables.
Steps to calculate and prepare countertop cutouts for cooktops from brands other than Thermador.
Laying out and verifying cabinet cutouts for ductwork, ensuring clearance from obstructions.
Guidelines for installing ductwork and a remote blower, ensuring compliance with installation guidelines.
Ensuring proper grounding, using appropriate wiring, and connecting the unit to a grounded receptacle.
Mounting the vent intake into the countertop opening and positioning the cooktop correctly.
Attaching the integral blower to the exhaust outlet and connecting its power cord.
Attaching the duct transition for remote blowers and connecting the pigtail to the downdraft.
Removing existing topcap and endcaps, then installing new ones for aesthetic or functional purposes.
Testing the snorkel operation, blower speeds, and ensuring proper alignment with the cooktop.
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