ATTACHing SeleCToR CAP To THe Solenoid
The Selector Cap turns the Solenoid when the user changes the ON-AUTO-OFF settings. Under normal operating
conditions, the Selector Cap should not need replacement. The Selector Cap can become damaged if the incorrect
tool is used to make ON-AUTO-OFF selection adjustments.
WiththeSolenoidandPilotValveassemblyinstalledintheangecompartmentandtheSolenoidsettotheAuto
position(seeinstructionsabove),proceedasfollows.TheatsideoftheSolenoidshouldbefacingawayfromthe
rotor’sriserassemblypointingtowardstheoutsideoftheangecompartment(g142).
Starting from where the Solenoid’s lead wires come out of the top of the Solenoid, place the lead wires side-by-side
overthetopanddowntheatsideoftheSolenoid(g143).WhileholdtheSolenoid’sleadwiresinthisposition,
place the Selector Cap on top of the Solenoid. The Selector Cap must be oriented such that the Solenoid’s lead
wires t into the recessed channel on the inside wall of the Selector Cap. Press the Selector Cap down and onto the
Solenoid (g 144).
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