Product review (4 stars): That's no good. Luckily Amazon's amazing/fast return policy meant that they ...
The first one I ordered was dented on the very front. That's no good. Luckily Amazon's amazing/fast return policy meant that they shipped me a new one right away.

This project was a little more advanced. Installing a range hood where there was previously one of those ridiculous microwaves with the 'recirculating' vent. I have never understood those things... they're more like worthless power wasting fans that just makes noise and blow smoke all over your kitchen. The safe and smart thing to do is to vent your kitchen exhaust OUTSIDE. My particular application required me to vent through the roof. I've never cut a hole in my roof before (at least, not on purpose), but it wasn't that hard. Go to youtube, watch some videos, you'll be fine. Be mindful that there may be about $200 worth of tools/materials you'll need to complete the installation. Everything can be found at your local big box hardware store.

A couple of things to note:

First off, there is a horribly ugly name plate on the very front of the unit. It's plastic with metal pins, it's yellow and blue, and it cheapens the look of this thing like crazy. Luckily, it's really simple to pop it out- just open the bottom cover (3 screws), and you can straighten the pins behind the name plate, and it'll fall right off. This leaves two very little holes in the front of your unit, but honestly, you'll barely notice them.

Second, it comes with a pig tail for power- no plug. That's not a big issue though. I bought a grounded (3 wire) plug (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00XY0U38W/ref=cm_cr_ryp_prd_ttl_sol_26) and soldered it on. I'm not an electrician, but you could probably use wire caps if you don't know how to solder, and it'll be fine.

I attached a few pictures for your enjoyment.