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pscot

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8. it's a pop up vent

Reply to Old and In the Way (Reply #6)

Fri Oct 14, 2016, 12:41 PM

Oct 2016

so it's a little more complicated. Also it will need a new, separate control panel since the controls are built into the old cooktop. I'm not sure where to go with that. I don't want it to look like a complete kludge. Of course I'm also dealing with three or four mini crises and we're about to be hit by a typhoon. It makes me tired.

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installing a new cooktop [View all] pscot Oct 2016 OP

You know what I'd do? MADem Oct 2016 #1

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Exhaust vent that sits across the back pscot Oct 2016 #4

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it's a pop up vent pscot Oct 2016 #8

It's hard to give advice without seeing the actual application. Old and In the Way Oct 2016 #9

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