Removal of the Upper Air Vent System

This mostly consists of air shafts that run along the base of the side walls. Made of stainless steel ducting, it is rumored to be the resting place for all the lost small objects. Start in the front and remove all the screws (Philips) from the floor. Now the duct was built in sections. Remove the screws that connect each section. With a flat bar, lift the section, grab it and pull up and toward you. The top of the duct is only in a groove and will come free. Each section you remove is like a treasure hunt. Lots of coins, postcards, casino memorabilia, ballpoint pens, tokens and 2 ear

rings (1 gold and 1 small diamond) Oh, and a lot of trash.
Lots of good stainless
steel to be salvaged here. On to the air defusers we just uncovered. These are made of aluminum and are riveted to the wall. Drill out or shear them off to remove the fixture. You will find one on each side.
OK, to the rear return air housing. these are also on both sides. These are again made of aluminum and are riveted to the wall. Drill

out or shear them off to remove the fixture. You will find
more stuff in the duct in the floor.
Next the ramp.

All the Best, Michael & Christi
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