To start with I had to get all my gear up on the roof, which seemed like a simple step, but with a sawzall and the actual fan being pretty heavy, it took some doing. Next I mark the hole on the roof with sharpie. I start the cut by drilling a couple holes on the edge and then using the sawzall to cut out the hole.
Next I pull up some of the singles so I can slide the unit up under. I finish by using heavy duty roofing adhesive to put back the lifted shingles over the flashing of the unit. Up in the attic I cut free the wire that senses temperature and kicks on when the attic gets warm enough and if there is direct sunlight.
It seems to be doing a pretty good job overall. The attic never gets particularly hot, but the house still gets hot just not quite as hot as before.




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