KitchenAid KIVD860TOB User's Manual
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1. a wall or roof cap Raplace he vent cover using the four screws removed in Step 2 Install cooktop according to instaliation instructions provided wilh the cooktop D 20 eras Exlerior roof mounted system requires Roof Mount Kit Part No 4173296 on lop of a flat surlace where you can easily assemble the downdraft vent system Remove downdraft blower box and motor section fram cartons Remove any shipping materials ape and protective film from downdraft blower box and motor Remove paris package Irom inside blower box opening Place cardboard or other form o protection 1 Remove the 4 screws 2 on each side tha secure the v nt cover Place screws and cover in a safe place PEE SSA aaan 3 m Remove the lour nuts from tne biower Dox using a 10mm or 3 8 nut driver or ratchet Place adapter plate and 9 round take off on the blower box Use all four nuts to attach the adapter to the blower box Use a Phillips screwdriver to remove the screws thal attach the lags to the blower box Place tha slotted area of legs over the area wnere the screw openings are located Replace screws but Do Not tighten screws Insert downdraft vent into countertop cutout Posiior cownarah vant so Il is centered in culout anc paraital wilh the Iront edge of cutout Mark lhe iceaton ol the four mounting holes mj iwo On top and two each side Lift the downdra vent sightly and carefully move to2. front of cutout Ori noles using 1 8 drill bit if you cannot arii though tne top surface of the countenlop material use est the two side mounting posil ons Lift ne vowndralt vent back into position Use two mounting screws to secure the downdralt vent through the lop of the countertop one on each side If you are only using the two side mounting screws inser screws but Do Not tighten at this time Place a level against the lace of the blower box Lower legs to floor of cabinet Adjust position of legs until blower housing is level Mark and drill starting holes for screws that will attach legs lo cabinet Secure legs lo cabinet floor Check again that blower housing is level Tighten the screws that attach the legs to the blower box 1 0 mw tse lwo mounting screws i0 secure cowndrat vent to the sides of countertap cuioul If the side mounting screws were insered in Step 8 tighter screws now Determine tha location where the exterior blower assembly will be m stalled Cut a 10 diameter hole n the wall or roof PANELE Wiring between motor and blower box is not provided 1 2 w Install exterior blower w in tre supply connection at the top Wall Installations Use caulking compound between mounting flange and wali Roof Installatlons Follow standard roofing procedures The flashing sheet should be ntered over na opening in the roof The lower edge of the flashing should l
3. provide efficient performance The size of ductwork should be uniform Do Nol install two elbows togelher Use duct tape to seal all joints in duct system Ductwork can extend either through wax or roof Use caulking to seal exterior wall ar roof opening around cap Figures 1 5 show common venting methods and types of materials needed Flexible ductwork is Not recommended lf It is used calculate each foot ol flexible ductwork as two feet of straight metal ductwork Flexible elbows count twice as much as standard elbows Use only metal ductwor Use only metal ductwork AWARNING Potential Fire Hazard Venting system must terminate to the outside Do Not terminate the ductwork in an attic or other enclosed space This may result in a fire hazard Interior mounted vent motor installation methods l Island location Figure 1 Interior wall location Figure 2 Recommended duct length for interior mounted blower Use 6 duct with a maximum length ol 25 feet lor duct system For besl performance use no more than three 90 elbows To calculate the length of system you need add the equivalent feet for each duct piece used in the system See Ihe following example 6 duct system 90 elbows 2 i wall cap Maximum length 25 ft 2 90 elbows O 1 wali cap Of 8 feet straight 8f I Length of 6 system Recommended standard fittings 3 1 4
4. ts ever NL cessary F A U L sted conduit connector musl be provided at each end of the power supply cable al the downdraft vent and al the junction box Two U L iisted conduit connectors lor the connections at tha wiring box are in the parts package Awirirg diagram is jocated on the inside of the cover to the wiring box and on the back cover o these instructions Electrical connection and recommended grounding method Q 1 Cut a 1 1 2 noe in floor or side of cabinet for power supply wire The noie cut for electrical wiring through a wood cabinet shouid be sanded until smooth A grommet Part No 302797 must cover Ihe hole cut tor eectrica wiring thrc ugh a metal cabinet 2 Run fiexioie armored or nonmetallic sheathed copper cable wilh grounding wire from fused disconnect circuil breaker or junction box through the cabinet hole to downaralt vent location A U L lisled conduit connector must be installed al each end of the power supply cable at the downdraft vent and at the JUNCLON box 3 See installation leps to connect power supply to the downcraft vert PANEL B Venting requirements Ductwork needed for Installation ls not included Nine Inch round In line back draft damper is provided with exterlor mounted motor and must be Installed Wall cap ls provided with Interlor mounted motor Determine which venting method to use The iengih of ductwork and number of elbows should be kept to a minimum to
5. x 10 to 6 90 elbow 5 ft 6 10 31 4 x 10 3 1 4 x 10 4 5 R 90 elbow 9 A 6 lo 45 elbow 6 wall Bint 31 4 x 10 25h min 28 In Exterior mounted vent motor installation methods 4 Island location Figure 3 Interior wall location la Figure 4 Roof venting Figure 5 Recommended duct length for exterior mounted blower Use 9 duct with a maximum length of 55 feet for duct system For best pe ormance use no more than five 90 elbows To calculate the length of system you need add the equivaient feet for each duct piece used in lhe system See the following example 9 duct system 9 round transition 2 90 elbows pag h Sg Maximum length 55 feet 1 transition Oft 2 90 elbow 10ft 1 wail cap Of 10 feet straight 10f Length of 9 system 20 f Recommended standard fittings 3 1 4 x 14 3 1 4 x 14 10 9 9 lo 3 1 4 x 14 lo lo 9 4 5 ft 90 elbow 5tt 90 elbow 9 ft eS H 90 elbow hy 1 4 Tas elbow S ft i A 2 5 ft PANFI C Now start Interior located blower Place cardboard or other form of protection on top ol a flat surface where you can easily m assemble the downdralt vent system Remove downdraft blower box and motcr section rom cartons Remove any shipping materials tape and protective film from downdraft blower box and motor Remove
6. KIVD800T0OB 30 Plenum Internal Power gt D KIVD860T0B 36 Plenum ec T lt ee ER A KPED890T External Power KPID850T 30 and 36 Downdraft Vent Systems IMPORTANT Read and save these instruciions Installer Leave Installation Instructions with the Homeowner Homeowner Keep Installation Instructions for future reference Save Installation Instructions for local electrical inspector s use SPECIAL NOTE Dimensions and other information given are for installations with any KitchenAid cooktop f installing the downdraft vent system with a different brand of cooktop consult that manufacturer s cutout dimensions and installation methods and the information in this guide The downdraft vent system can be installed with either an interior mounted motor or an exterior mounted blower Interior mounted motor Exterior mounted motor Exterior roof mounted system requires Roof Mount Kit Part No 4173296 which includes dome cover and flashing See your KitchenAid dealer Dimensions for 30 and 36 downdraft vent systems when installed with a KitchenAid cooktop Before you start Proper Installation Is the Installer s respons blilty A qualified technician should install this downdraft vent system Make sure you have everything necessary for correct installation Il is the responsibility of the installer to comply with the installation clearances Built in cabinet dimen
7. Remove the rubber cap from the capacitor Thread the two brown wires with spade terminals through the rubber cap of the capacitor Attach one wire to one of the inside capacitor terminals Then atlach the other wire to the other inside capacitor terminal Replace the rubber cap over the lop of the capacitor Put the capacitor into the lower section of the wiring box Use a Phillips screwdriver to remove the m screws thal attach the legs to the blower box Place the slotted area of legs over the area where the screw openings are located Repiace screws but Do Nol tighten screws insert downdraft blower box and motor into countertop Cutout Two people are recommended to support the weight of the downdra t vant during lifling Position downdraft 11 vert so iis tonl ed centered cutout and parallel with the deal Allow 3 8 trom rear of blower box to back wall of buill In cabinet 1 2 Mark the location of the four mounting holes two on top and twa on each side Lift the downdraft vent slightly and carefully move to front of cutout Drill holes using 1 8 drill bit H you cannot drill through the top surface of the countanop material use just the two sida mounting positions Lit the downdraft vent back into position Use two mounting screws lo secure the downdraft vent through the top of the countertop one on each side 13 tt you are only using the two side mounting screws insert
8. a T 36 cutout width 33 1 4 il MS A lt a Allow 3 8 trom rear of blower box to Gookiop siga back wall of counterto oe Blower box 2 1 2 Bulttdn cabinet 1 1 2 tor electric and 1 for gas cooktop E See cooktop Installation Instructlons for cooktop dimensions PANEL A Check location whera downdraft vent and cooktop will be installed The location should be away from strong draft areas such as windows or doors and strong heating vents or fans Elecirleat ground is required See Electrical requirements If cabinel has a drawer the drawer will need to ba removed and the drawer fronts installed permanently to front of cabinet Countertop opening dimensions that ara shown must be used Given dimensions provide 0 clearance 36 base cabinet is recommended lor the 30 downdraft vent 42 basa cabinet is recommended lor the 367 downdraft vent Note The downdraft vent is located directly behind the cooktop Install downdraft vent first AWARNING Potential Burn Hazard To reduce risk start the downdraft vent before using the cooktop If cabinets are located above cooktop avoid using the cabinets while the cooktop is in use Failure to do so may result in serious burn injury It is the customer s are responsibility to contact a qualified electrical installer assure that electrical installation is adequate and i
9. ector screws to secure the conduit to the blower housing wire conneclor red wire from swit ch red wire from motor 1 Connect the red wire from the motor to wm the red wire from the switch using a wira connector condull black connector wires wire Power suppl connectors OW EL SUPP wiring is not provided grounding wires Loosen Ihe screws on the lower conduit connector Thread the power supply cable through the conduit connector Tighten the screws on he conduil connector Disconnect power supply Connect the three white wires logether with a wire connector Connect the three green grounding wires together with a wire connector Connect the two black wires together with a wire connector Replace wiring box cover Turn power supply on Creck the w operation of the blower speed contro and indicator light f one does not operate disconneci power source and check Ihat wire connections have been made correctly Replace the venl cover using the four vaj screws removed in Step 2 23 m Instail cooktop according to installation instructions provided wrh the cook op To get the most efficient use from your new downdraft vent read the Use and Care Information section on the back cover Keep Installation Instructions and Use and Care Guide close by for easy reference 10 14 pe Interior located blower Exterior located blower N
10. he dishwasher or cleaned ina hot detergent solution Keeping the fitters clean will improve the operating efficiency of the downdraft vent system Do Not use the downdraft vent if the filters are not in place Clean the outside surface of the downdraft vent with soap and water Do Not use scouring powder or abrasive solutions A Clean out Trap at the bottom of the blower box is provided to help you retrieve any objects that might have fallen into the downdraft vent Turn downdraft vent switch off Remove two wing nuts and the cover to the trap Remove the object Replace the cover and the two wing nuts The clean out trap should be removed and the area cleaned with a hot detergent solution at least twice per year Clean the trap area if any spills into the vent have occurred LENGTH OF WARRANTY One Year Full Warranty from date of installation KITCHENAID WILL PAY FOR Replacement parts and repair labor to correct defects in materials or workmanship Service must be provided by an authorized KitchenAid servicing outlet Five Year Limited Warranty one year fuli plus second through fifth year limited from date of installation Replacement motor if defective in materials or workmanship KITCHENAID WILL NOT PAY FOR A Service calls to 1 Correct the installation of the downdraft vent 2 Instruct you how to use the downdraft vent 3 Replace house fuses or correct house wiring Repairs when downdraft
11. ie on top of ihe shingles and the upper edge should be underneath the shingles Seal the assembly between the roof fan and flasqing wiln roofing mastic to preven leaks Connect 9 ductwork lo blower duct 1 Position ductwork lo avoid wall studs m and floor joists Complete all ductwork Use duct tape to seal all joints Vertical ductwork lor wall mounted installations should pitch down slightly loward the vent to allow moisture to run to outside Remove the dome top Loosen the Strain relief screws Thread the motor wiring through the strain relief Tighlan the screws on the strain relief Connect the while and black wires ol the motor wiring cable to the white and black leads of the motor with twist On wire Connectors Connect Ihe green grounding wire of the motor w ring cable to the grounding connection screw Place wires under Clip to prevent hilling the motor cooling biace Run motor wiring through tne duct w access area to the wiring box on tre blower box For wall mounted installations rep ace the dome top to cover the motor and connections Roof installations require a roof cap to be used in place of lhe dome Remove tha wiring box cover screw Place cover and screw in a safe olace Pull wires through opening g GN 1 8 m Loosen screws on tha top conduit connector Thread wires Irom motor conduit through conduit connector and through the opening of the wiring box Tighten the conduit conn
12. liance is properly grounded IMPORTANT Save Installation Instructions for the local electrical Inspector s use A m 1s the persona responsibility and obligat on of the customer to coniact a qualnied electriciar to assure that the electrical installation Is adequate and s in conformance wilh the Nalional Electricai Code ANSI NFPA 70 1987 and ocal codes and ordinances Copies of the stanuaras hsted may be oblained from National Fire Protection Assoclatlon Battery March Park Quincy Massachusetts 02169 B m A 122 von 60 Hz AC only 15 or 20 ampere fused eiectrical supply is required DO NOT fuse the neutral Time delay fuse or circuit breaker is recommended It is recommended that a separale circuit se ving only this appliance be provided C a DOWNDRAFT VENT MUST BE CONNECTED WITH COPPER WIRE ONLY Aluminum wire must not be used to avoid poleavaily unsalis aclory connections D Wire szes must conform to the requirements of the National Electrical Code ANSI NFPA 70 1987 and local codes and ordinances for the kilowatt rating of the downdraft venl The serialiraling prate is iocated on the right side above the wiring Dox on the blower box l s This app ance should be connected to the fused d sconnect or circuil breaker box through flexible armored or nonmalallic shealhed copper cable wilh ground ng wire Allow some slack in the cabla so the cowndrak vent can be moved ff serwv cing
13. n conformance with National Electrical Code ANSI NFPA 70 1987 and local ordinances FOR YOUR SAFETY Special care must be taken when drilling holes into the wall Electrical wires may be concealed behind wall covering Tools and materials needed for mex installation s supply Pan cable i 1i 3 Ky a A Ne G3 40mm or 3 8 nut pliers f driver or ralchat A wey wire stripper s io Phillips or knife 7 OD p screwdriver aa metal snips S a i lt N 5 poe A we AN measuring Lf E o drill Si caulking re tape 1 8 dritt gun saber saw bit g 7 amp Mobile Home Installation The instakation of this downdraft vent mus conform to tha Manufactured Home Construction and Safety Standards Title 24 CFR Part 3280 formerly the Federal Standard for Mobile Home Construction and Safety Title 24 HUD part 280 Four wire power supply must be used and the appliance wiring must be revised See Electrical requiremenis Copies of the standards listed may be obtained trom National Fire Protection Association Battery March Park Quincy Massachusetts 02169 Electrical requirements Electrical ground is required on this appliance AWARNING Electric Shock Hazard Improper connection of the equipment grounding conductor can result in a risk of electrical shock Check with a qualified electrician or service technician if you are in doubt as to whether the app
14. parts package from inside blower box opening Remove capacitor from motor Delermine which direction right left or down the ductwork will run from tha biower duct when installed in the cabinet Place the motor on the blower box so that tha duct opening is in the position you need to complete the ductwork CA t Qi Na Use ali four nuls to attach the molor lo the blower box Use a 10mm or 3 8 ratchet ws to tighten the nut jocaled inside the duct opening Be on AS sure to tighten this nut or vibration may occur causing 3 noise during operation Remove the 4 screws 2 each side that secure the vent cover assembly Piace screws and cover assembly in a sale pluce Remove the wiring box cover screw Place cover and screw in a sale piace Pull the wires from the switch through opening Remove the four nuts from tne blower box using a 10mm or 3 8 nut driver or ralchet T Remove the two conduit connectors from the m parts package Insert one into each ol the openings in the side of the blower box Tighten the locking rings Loosen screws on the top conduit connector Thread wires rom motor conduit through conduit connector and through the opening of the wiring box Tighten the conduit connectors screws red wire from switch Cerrect the red wire trom the motor to Ihe red wire from the switch using a wire connector f A aw 4 N ah capacitor 4 A spade VA a terminals
15. screws but Do Not tighten at this time Place a level against the lace of the blower box Lower legs lo floor of cabinet Adjust position of legs until biower housing is level Mark and drill starting holes for screws that will attach legs to cabinet Secure legs lo cabinet floor Check again that blower housing is level Tighlen the screws that attach the lags to ihe blower box Use two mounting screws to secure downdrah vant fo the sides of countertop cutout If the side mounting screws were inserted in Step 13 tighten screws now black wires conduit connector Power supply wiring Is not provided whlle wires 1 Loosen the screws on the lower conduit m connector Thread the power supply cable through the conduit corrector Tighten the screws on the conduit conneclo Disconnect power supply Connect the three while wires togelher with a wire conneclor Connect the three green grounding wires together with a wire connector Connect the two blacx wires together wilh a wire connector Replace wing box cove Turn power supply on Check tne m Operation of the blower spead conio and indicator light If one does not operate disconnect power source and check that wire connections have been made correctly 1 8 Connect 6 ductwork to blower duct m Posilion ductwork to avoid wall slugs and floor joists Complete all ductwork Use duct tape to seal all joints Ductwork must end with
16. sions ae gralt 30 vent 30 eee eee specified in these instructions splash guard ee cutout width 36 vent 36 1 4 splash guard cutout width 30 cutout width 27 36 cutout width 33 1 4 22 1 2 cutout dapth Min space built4n cabinet to front edge of countertop 3 tor electric cooktop lt r 2 1 2 for gas cooklop 36 counterlop helght ALL OPENINGS IN THE WALL OR FLOOR WHERE 25 countertop depth with gas cooktop 25 1 2 with electric cooktop to rear of Splash guard wa Important Observe all governing codes and ordinances Failure to meet codes and ordinances could lead to fire or electrical shock hazard THE DOWNDRAFT VENT IS TO BE INSTALLED MUST BE SEALED Island cabinet dimensions oP a 3 27 78 30 cutout width 27 36 cutout width 33 1 4 gt Sa Min space to front edge of countertop J for electric cooktop aN 2 1 2 lor gas cooktop 7 pa 20 1 8 insida cabinel wall ta be located behind spacitied cutout dimensions i ie ee Use dimensions for vent duct location thal apply to your Installation Diameter M Ea TN of cut out will be determined by Installation Vent cover assambly Downdraft vent dimensions 30 vant width nae 36 vent width 35 1 14 y 25 counterton depth with gas cooklop 25 1 2 with rsa electric cooktop E10 cutout width
17. umbers 16 correspond to steps PANEL C a I a a e a Ee If downdraft vent does not operate First check that circuit breaker is not tripped or fuse blown A wiring diagram is located on the inside cover of the wiring box Read before servicing If you need assistance When you cali you need the downdraft vent model number and serial number Both numbers can be found on the serial rating plate in the lower right corner of the blower box Use and Care Information The Downdraft Venting System is designed to remove smoke cooking vapor and odors from the cooktop area For the best results the vent should be operating before cooking is started If you use large or tall utensils place them on the large rear element or burner surface To Operate the Downdraft Vent Lift the top cover of the vent Turn the switch to a setting that will provide the amount of venting that you will need The switch has infinite settings The indicator light should be on Place cooking utensil on the surface unit When cooking is completed turn the surface unit off remove the cooking utensil and turn the downdraft vent switch off It is recommended that the front cover to the vent be kept closed during cooking The front cover opens to access the filters for cleaning KitchenAid Downdraft Vent Warranty Cleaning The filters inside the top of the downdraft vent should be removed and cleaned frequently The filters can be placed in t
18. vent is used in other than normal home use Damage resulting from accident alteration misuse abuse improper installation or installation not in accordance with local electrical codes Any labor costs during limited warranty Replacement parts or repair labor costs for units operated outside the United States Pick up and delivery This product is designed to be repaired in the home KitchenAid Inc does not assume any responsiblity for incidental or consequential damages Some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages so this exclusion or limitation may not apply to you This warranty gives you specific legal rights and you may also have other rights which vary from state to state How to arrange for service First call you dealer or repair service he recommends All service should be handled locally by the dealer from whom you purchased the unit or an authorized KitchenAid servicing outlet If your local service is insatisfactory contact the Customer Relations Department KitchenAid Inc P O Box 558 St Joseph MI 49085 0558 Call Toll Free 800 422 1230 Part No 3177298 Rev A 4088 KitchenAid Inc Prepared by KitchenAid St Joseph Michigan 49085 Printed in U S A
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