Replacement Damper Lock for Ventline RV Range Hood

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I have this part but I am looking for the tabs that lock it in place from swinging open. thank you.

asked by: David

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Expert Reply:

The Replacement Damper for Ventline RV Range Hood part # BCA0472-00 is the damper located in the hood. If this is indeed the damper you are referring to then the correct lock spring is the Replacement Damper Lock Spring for Ventline RV Range Hood part # C0488-00.

However, it sounds like you are referring to the damper in the exterior vent. If that is the case then we don't offer the locking tabs separately nor do I think they can be replaced so you will need to just replace the entire vent with either part # V2111-03, part # V2111-13, or part # V2111-55.

expert reply by: Conner L

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Answer 1

The Ventline Exterior Wall Vent #V2111-13 that you referenced features overall dimensions of 11-5/8 inches x 5-5/16 inches. The listed 10-1/2 inch x 3-3/4 inch measurements refer to the rough opening it will install in. I have attached an dimensional…

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Answer 2

It sounds like you are needing the Replacement Damper Lock Springs #C0488-00. These lock springs are designed for Ventline P, B, and T Series Ventline Range Hoods and allows the damper to be locked in the closed position. This will include 1 damper…

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Answer 3

The Ventline Exterior Wall Vent for RV Range Hood - Locking Damper - 1-3/4" Collar - White #V2111-13 is 11-5/8 inches wide and 5-5/16 inches tall. The screw holes are 3-3/4 inches on center horizontally and 2-3/8 inches on center vertically.…

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Answer 4

In order to determine if the Ventline Exterior Wall Vent #V2111-03 you referenced would fit your trailer you will need to measure the opening in the wall that the current vent attaches to. This vent is designed to fit a hole that is 10-1/2 inches…

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Answer 5

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