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Step 1 |
Select fan location nearest a 12 volt power supply. When prewired by the manufacturer, check proper voltage and fuse. | |
Step 2 |
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Remove old fan/vent. |
Step 3 |
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Scrape off the old sealant. A clean surface is necessary to provide the best seal with closed cell gasket provided or any other sealants to be used. |
Step 4 |
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Prewire power through roof for best installation. |
Step 5 |
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Place gasket around flange bottom. |
Step 6 |
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Set fan into square opening. |
Step 7 |
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Hook 12 Volt
power to fan. Open dome; check air flow direction. |
Step 8 |
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Utilize all screw holes for good seal. |
Step 9 |
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Silicone the flange where it meets the roof. |
Step 10 |
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Silicone screw heads. |
Step 11 |
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Install interior garnish. Garnish may need to be trimmed. Score with utility knife, cut corners to the score line & break away. Exact sizes are available. When the roof is less than 1” thick, insert a spacer to finish the interior nicely. Spacers are available by calling Fantastic-Vent. |
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Looks Great! |
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