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03-21-00, 01:59 PM

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my stove hood has the dial and wiring for a light but not hooked up for one. there are two black wires going to dial and thre white wires hooked together. it is a VENTLINE HOOD how would i go about putting in a light so i can see what im cooking thank you

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03-22-00, 02:36 PM

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This question would get better answers in the electrical section.

I'm sending your question there.

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03-22-00, 06:26 PM

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hello carrol,
sounds like the light kit was left out of your range hood,take the model # and all other info on it to a retailer that deals in your brand range hood and c if they offer 1.

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