Hi Justin, thank you for the step-by-step video! My handyman told me the cost for installation would be $100.00!!! So, I decided to do it myself! I feel pretty confident after watching your video a few times. Thanks again!

@zachosborne6577

Жыл бұрын

100 is cheap

@furbabies2921

Жыл бұрын

$375 just for install

@allieprivate4013

Жыл бұрын

Wow, I’m in the wrong line of business! The range hood was installed by my son. Not bad, but there’s nothing like a professional. Saving a few dollars isn’t always the best way to go. Lesson learned. Lol

This is a very very very well detailed video. By far the best I’ve ever seen. I am currently doing the same thing but with a 30 inch. Thank you for posting this video, I got great tips

Thank you so much for this video! Currently looking for a new range hood that I need replaced, with a handyman quoting me $200 to install! I looked at video after video, nothing as detailed like this one! Great video, step by step guide that makes you feel confident about doing the work.

Really good video! Only one thing, you might think about putting a rubber grommet to cover the hole you cut out for the electrical wire. The edges of the hole are really sharp. When the fan is on, it vibrates and could, eventually, cut through the wire and cause some trouble down the road. Just saying.

@GaRocketman

Жыл бұрын

Better yet why use the correct connector which would be a "1/2 Romex connector"! If you are going to use a grommett at least use a hard plastic one and not a rubber one. We usually only use grommetts on Low Voltage wiring like Cat 5, fire and security alarm wiring, telephone, intercom, surveillance camera, tv coax or antenna, etc,

Great video! Thanks for the help. I was able to watch this once and replace my range hood quickly without any of the product instructions.

@estheriyilw6890

3 жыл бұрын

Really ? So r all the colors of the wires the same in each house

very nice video man !! my dad about to had me switch out one of these this weekend .. i got a lot of good tips from this video .. thank you

You got that entire range hood unit for $19?! That's insane! What a steal! Great video, thanks!

@ix.cryo1

3 жыл бұрын

But not a great deal for ventilation. This broan hood is barely even good enough for cooking. Only 120-160 CFMs. My dual blower Range Hood (Similar to the Hauslane C-190) is 500 CFM's.

@SleepyWolvy

3 жыл бұрын

@@ix.cryo1 That's true good point. I installed one in between those 2 and wish I had picked out a slightly more powerful one. You get what you pay for

@ix.cryo1

3 жыл бұрын

@@SleepyWolvy Yep

@topcat5992

Жыл бұрын

@@ix.cryo1 Did you have to take care of "make-up-air" since your new hood is >400CFM ?

Thank you for showing and telling all. If I have to change one in the coming days, I will have no questions. I like that you reminded about shutting off the electric powering the entire house. By the way, nice hood you bought. And your camera person really did a good job. Thanks.

Thanks for the info been searching for a hood just like yours and had no luck until now.

Excellent demonstration that covers almost every step in detail!

Thank you for the detailed video, I was able to do it on my own.

Really good video, buddy. Thankful for the time you spent making this happen.

Great job! Thank you for the simple talk through. 👍 😊

Thanks for this video! Going to try to do this tomorrow so I appreciate your explanations.

We just replaced our vent , and I was thinking what is that box part on the left on the fan.. Now I found it through your video in min 3:26. Thanks a bunch. 🌹 🙏

Very nice and thorough video. Thanks.

That's the same range hood I just took out of my kitchen. Manufactured in 1982 and was still working good. I just got a new range and wanted to update the hood while I was at it.

@MilkyWayGalaxyy

2 жыл бұрын

Same here. About to buy a new range and my old range hood works just fine but I want to update the look but having to deal with electrical wiring scares me. Maybe I will just keep the old hood until it breaks which may be never.

Excellent video, many thanks.

Great vid, thanks for posting.

Thanks for all the tips!

Thank you for sharing. Great info!! This will be a great help to me.

Wow great tips thank you very much I will do it tomorrow!

I watched your video and installed it!!! Thank you!

Damn 45 years old, that was a beast.

Excellent video, thanks!

Thank You so much. I have to do this today. You are an awesome teacher. So easy to follow and understand.

My partner normally handles the electrical stuff around the house but has been super busy with work. This video helped me feel comfortable tackling it on my own. Thanks Justin!

thanks for the thorough video

Thanks!! I believe I can even do this!

😯 Wowww 45 years old?!?!!! Definitely got your money’s’ worth on that!!

Great job!

Anyone else stand up and cheer when that rear cover finally can off? No?

Can you please make a video about how we can install a stove instead of stovetop and microwave I stead of vent? I have the exact same old layout and want a stove and microwave on top. 😭

thanks for this video!

Great job

Need metal HVAC tape for the duct flap and a wire clamp where the wires pass through the hole in the hood to keep it from chaffing/shorting....

Thank you for the detailed video b/c I didn't want to pay $149 to have it installed which is more than the hood itself.

What?!?! No props for the cinematographer? Great camera work!

Quick Question: The exaust flap is not connected to a vent that goes outside?

What it the old holes dont line up with the new screw holes?

About to buy a new range and my old range hood works just fine but I want to update the look but having to deal with electrical wiring scares me. Maybe I will just keep the old hood until it breaks which may be never.

I can't believe it KZread has a video that isn't sped up and two minutes long on this topic

Always use strain relief on your wiring. Those sharp edges can cut your conductor.

Good video. I need to replace mine. Fan died after 16 years.

Good job sir however please use a "Romex" connector when running the wire through the "metal knockout hole" to lock it in place and avoid wire chaffing and shorts down the road.

Great Job thank you

Thank you!

So r all the colors of the wires the same in each house, the ground one and The other too? How I’ll I know which one is which

5:25 to 5:48 you can see crap load of orbs. Idk if you believe in that stuff but yeah. Lol. Thanks for the video. Not dust because if you notice they change directory if you look closely

Excellent video Justin, the hood range doesn't require a separate circuit does it?

@Manzilla56

4 жыл бұрын

If your installing a hood microwave combo a new circuit would be a good idea cause it takes more power. But if your not then you can use it on a shared circuit.

@Xkloid727

3 жыл бұрын

No

as soon as i saw those wires i knew i'd just go ahead and call a professional

@AS-uy9gn

4 жыл бұрын

If you follow the directions it works out fine. I had the same reaction when replacing a ceiling light the first time. I had one ground wire and two copper wires - WTH? It was old wiring but using a voltage meter I figured out which was the live wire and was able to attach them correctly to the black/white wires on the light and it worked great and saved a lot of money over hiring an electrician.

@JustinBee369

3 жыл бұрын

LOL LOL 😂😂😂😂😂

Thanks justin, im also installing this same range hood in my socks. But mine are black.

As in a few of these videos I've watched, I noticed that the flap closer thing (I forget what it's called) is included for the square vent but not for the case where a vertical circular duct is required. Why is that? Wouldn't you need the same back flow flapper thing in both cases?

@HughAskew2

3 жыл бұрын

You have to get a separate damper. It fits inside your round duct. Generally, the closer to the outside, the better.

Hi, I need to replace one of the fans in our old range hood and cannot find any model number on the hood, but it looks like the one that you replaced (same design and filters). Ours is a Kenmore "Solid State", that's all the information that's on the hood, and Kenmore cannot help me. I was just hoping that there may be a chance that you would have any information on the old hood that you replaced. Thanks.

Do they sale a quick connect to a outlet wire plug in with out having to hardwire to the house wires

Hi, what I would like to know is how to wire the Hood Range when you don't already have a Wiring in Place? In order words creating a new Wiring, My new House didn't come with One, just came with a Outlet in the Cabinet above. Can I Just make a 3 Prong Outlet Plug in Head From the Hood Range and Just Plug it in the Outlet already there? Or I Have to get behind the Outlet to Wire the Hood Range Directly to the Outlet Wires? Thanks.

@Xkloid727

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, make a 3 prong and have it go into the cabinet receptacle.

@Justin McCurry how do you remove the fan blades without opening anything please tell here. I have tried to pull hard but it doesn't come off.

What should I do if the eletric wires are coming out the wall opposite of the range unit eletric hole?

Oh wowwww. Thnx tutor

Can I make outlet from these wires on wall , i want to take off hood on my kitchen and install microwave on top

relative has a bad fan motor on existing unit, I think they made a hole in unit to exhaust to outside through roof. Can we replace with a basic unit that exhausts I to kitchen? The old you can feel the heat coming from outside.

@lawrenceberge2185

5 жыл бұрын

@claton blade Why in the world would you want to exhaust cooking odor/grease/smoke or water vapor BACK into your kitchen? The standard metal screens included in these units do very little to prevent this, so you are spending your money on what amounts to a very expensive overhead light. I would be more inclined to attach some sort of sliding gate to the exhaust duct, much like the ones used for workshop dust extraction systems, if you already have an existing vent hole.

@Xkloid727

3 жыл бұрын

You can purchase a vent with flap for the exterior of the home to prevent this.

Hey Justin what that main power black and white is not working? I got new exhaust but I installed and now no power, what do u suggest in this situation please let me know. Thank you.

What if the light works but not thecfan? That is the issue I am having.

I see you have 3 wires from the house, I have only two wires blue and gray. Do you have idea how to connect them?

Why didn't you clean under the old one before installing the new one? I would suggest some Silicone sealant before screwing down the vent, and on the outside before mounting, venting all that greasy air into the walls sounds like a potential fire hazard. How about some electrical tape around the wire nuts? Nice Job

@denisemartin3603

Жыл бұрын

Specifically where would you apply the sealant?

Thanks

i'm not a handy "woman". i only worry that the original vent duct does not lineup with the new range hoods. mine range hoods is a 20 years old sakura 30 inches R727. hope models are standardized in North America. Interested to buy broan 30-in undercabin. I guess better measure the duct distance from the end of cabinet.

What model is this.

lots of commercials for low key - albeit easy to follow and helpful - diy content.

No ductwork between the damper and the outside vent?

@bryanrmcnair01

3 жыл бұрын

Grease and heat blown into the walls is what i see going on...lol

Had trouble when turning power back on no light & no fan ? What did I do wrong?

@MyMsree

3 жыл бұрын

Having the same problem. I dont have a ground wire coming from the wall so I have no idea what to do.

My fan doesn't work how do I fix it..

You broke an NEC code. With the wires coming in you need some sort of bushing for that knockout.

After installing a dual fan range hood with 6 inch duct this last week, this hood here is looking really sad

How to not get shocked 101: Turn the breaker to fan off.

Use the old screwas

Youshould remove teh the stove to make it easier

Can you come over and install mine?

better to have a clamp installed before you feed the house wire into your rangehood for long term benefit

@aztecwarrior9729

3 жыл бұрын

what clamp is needed?

@jefren25

3 жыл бұрын

@@aztecwarrior9729 I personally use the plastic ones, Home Depot has bunch. some people like the metal clamps.... can all be purchased in Home Depot for less than $3

It doesn't look like you have any ducting in that wall, which means all the grease that gets sucked up will end up inside your wall creating a HUGE fire hazard and you insurance company will laugh at you when they find out you caused the problem.

@adrielaraujo2604

Жыл бұрын

Pardon my ignorance but aren't ductless range hoods different sincere question?

is it the same insalation if you are just using it as a hood fan ? with out exhaust?

@Peppersrus3

4 жыл бұрын

Yes

My light broke

Hi justin What Brent is the rainghood

@JustinMcCurry

6 жыл бұрын

Broan 403623 ADA Capable Under-Cabinet Range Hood, 160 CFM 36-Inch, Black. Here is the link at Amazon: amzn.to/2BOeoG2

I don't understand why some people still check that circuit is dead if you know you turned off the right breaker. If it doesn't work after you turn off the breaker there is no power going to it so there is no way you can get shocked.

@jamiep9473

4 жыл бұрын

It never hurts to be extra sure and double check when dealing with something dangerous such as electricity.

@rustyrebar9647

4 жыл бұрын

Breakers can fail and still let power through when in the off position. Never assume that a switched off breaker is truly switched off. Always make sure that the circuit is safe!! Also ,some idiot may have wired in the breaker on the neutral side! Assumption can get you killed....

@Xkloid727

3 жыл бұрын

Also, what if the fan and light are burn't out. Electricity may be present, but because they do not work you may think the breaker is off. For 5 dollars you can buy a device that shows if wires are hot, takes 5 seconds to be safe.

Many orbs in video

@missellie9509

5 жыл бұрын

Super helpful video!

That hood was never cleaned

Unhook ur hot wire first

bad electrical wiring 1= your Romex cable through the metal frame needed a Romex metal frame connector secured to the fan housing 2= the Romex wire was expose in the exhaust flow housing which will collect grease from the cooking exhaust ,leading to a grease/electrical fire ,the grease will flow down to the connectors and cause a ground short and cause a fire very dangerous electrical wiring job your insurance will not cover this because you have this on tape recording

I thought I could do this myself, but this looks complicated this is truly a man job..

13:46 That’s what she said!

Boy am a woman and that's a job right here..😂

@jackieswan422

5 жыл бұрын

Innocent Life , yes. Hard to do for us ladies. Some things r for boys only