Stove Rain Hood / Exhust Fan installation problem

Rain hood?? Do you mean Range Hood?

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Rod Dahl
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Yours may be different but all of these that I have seen offer 2 options, up or back through the wall.

I have installed a few of them over the years and don't think that any field engineering will allow it to vent to the side.

I'm don't even know if the 48000 model can be ducted.

Colbyt

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Colbyt

outside.

Hi,

Something here may help...

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I have a stove rain hood or exhaust fan some people call it. It has bee

installed when we moved in a few years ago. The fan only has a filte and the heat/air comes back out into the kiten and doesn't go outside There is no way to make a vent go up to the roof, but I can add a ven going through the side of the house throught the bricks. I know how t do many handy repair jobs around the house, however I need some help o doing this sort of project. Attaching a vent to go outside to the sid of the house to the brick. The rain hood is a Broan Model 48000. Ca anyone recommend me a good site that will teach me how exactly t install the vent to attach to the exaust fan? thank you.

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I have a stove rain hood or exhaust fan some people call it. It has bee

installed when we moved in a few years ago. The fan only has a filte and the heat/air comes back out into the kiten and doesn't go outside There is no way to make a vent go up to the roof, but I can add a ven going through the side of the house throught the bricks. I know how t do many handy repair jobs around the house, however I need some help o doing this sort of project. Attaching a vent to go outside to the sid of the house to the brick. The rain hood is a Broan Model 48000. Ca anyone recommend me a good site that will teach me how exactly t install the vent to attach to the exaust fan? thank you.

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mjatas

Hi, I think you need vented hood not the one you have now which is recirculating type. Tony

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Tony Hwang

yes I mean range hoo

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mjatas

Just as a general answer, without knowing anything about your particular hood, Lowe's website has some animated DIY instructions, including one on how to install a range hood, including venting through a brick wall. There is one mistake in their menu (i.e., the option for horizontal venting is mislabeled as "roof venting.").

Although I didn't do the installation myself, these directions gave me the knowledge to figure out what sort of help I needed at which stage to install a Broan Allure III, because I initially couldn't find a contractor to do the whole thing. As far as punching through the brick wall, I had masons who were working on something else for me cut out the brick and fit the wall cap, although I had to make the measurements to tell them where it should go. I pencilled the cut on the inside wood and they made a centering hole from the inside. The directions on the Lowe's site though do give some suggestions for DIY.

BTW, if you need a custom duct (I couldn't find a local source for rectangular duct to fit the damper adaptor on the hood), try an air conditioning installer. They make their own ducts and if they have time, may be willing to make one to your specifications. Also sheet metal shops, although a lot of them won't work with residential customers. I also ordered a nice Broan wall cap because the ones in local stores were cheap looking.

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Curly Sue

Yes, that's the one on the Lowe's website. Has the same animation problems too :> although sufficient to explain what to do.

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Curly Sue

that is very good video of how to install a rang hood. verry nice Thanks a lot

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mjatas

Your welcome, I hope it helps :)

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