I'm not opposed to thatCrap @Jim Beletti, I was hoping you'd say 'Hey, come to my house and I'll do it for you'!![]()
Thanks Trent! I believe that's the link I was thinking about.This link is the message stream on Facebook that I saved on it. I may do it one day too....
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I added it to my 365RD, had Curtis Carlson pull up the spec on the wall just to make sure nothing was in the way. Your right, I too was a bit nervous cutting through but everything went fine. I cut out the inside first just in case I messed something up knowing that the microwave would cover it. Drilled small holes in each corner, taped the fiberglass outside around the cut. Used an oscillating saw with fine teeth to cut it out.Have any of you out there added an outside vent to the microwave / cooktop? Should be simple if I had a template. Kinda scary cutting a hole in the side of the rig though.
Mark
The exhaust fan is part of the microwave oven. The oven operates from 120 volt AC power.Does the exhaust fan work on 12V?
I also have a 310RL. Did anyone reply to you on this or have you gone ahead with the vent install? I guess a related question is will a stud finder find any aluminum struts that may be in our way?Does anyone have pictures of the finished product?
What vent did you use? Where procured from?
May just do this on our 310RL.
Thanks.
You might call Alliance and see if they can tell you what vent assembly is used.I also have a 310RL. Did anyone reply to you on this or have you gone ahead with the vent install? I guess a related question is will a stud finder find any aluminum struts that may be in our way?