permanently riveted to one fixed switch contact point and connects it to left
end of center element:.~(7) and fixed bus-bar~ (1B) connects other ~wltch con-
tact to terminal stud, thus completing the circuit ~s shown on the wiring dia-
gram.
3-B ~
3-C.
To fit top for element frame (18), put six porcelain insulators (59) in posi-
tion on frame (1) and fit top (18) in position by ~bending ears over lugs on
element frame. (See note under Key No. 18 on parts list). Be sure that top
is firmly held incorrect position.
Guide wires (19 & 20). - The long (19) and short (20) guide wires may be re-
placed, long ones in the center, by first hooking the 16wer.ends to the open-.
ings in small lugs on the bottom of the ~lement frame and then pulling the
t~p loops up with a small hook to engage the openings in the element frame
to.~. (.i8.). ..........................................
3-Do
Bottom Mounting.Plate Assembly (Ii). Before assembling the bottom mounting
plate to the toaster, the adjusting cam for reflector (13) and the ejector
cam (22) should be ass~embled to their respective bearings. The order of as-
sembly for each one is as follmws: Control Knob (2~), spring, tension washer
(2~C), bearing cam lock washer (2~B) and hexagon nut (2~A). Then place the
bottom mounting plate assembly under the
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element frame (1) so that .the pre-.. !
Jecting lugs. of element frame enter corresponding slots in the mounting plate.
Twist .the lugs Just enough to insure a ~ e~n~a~e.ment~ between the element
frame and mounting plate. ~ ~, .... ; ¯
3-E,
3-F.- Ejecto~ Pawl and Ejector Release Pawl (~8). - Two pawls are assembled on the
same stud in the element frame assembly (1). The lower pawl is operate~ by
the ejector cam (22) which !s turned by the control knob (2~D). ~ Atension
spring (29) fits about the pivoting stud and a~plies pressure-o~
~
bot°~~a~ls, "
Make certain that this spring fits properly
~
in,te recesses ~n the pawls~ ! o. ~.
3-G. Upper and Lo~er Shaft Assemblies (9 & 10) and Rack Asse.m~ly:(56). - The upper
.~ and lower shafts and the rack assembly. (56) should be assembled at the same
time. Insert the br.ead-carrying racks carefully through, the lower ends of
the slots at the bottom o~the element frame (1) from the reflector end~of
the element frame assembly. The upper parallel bars should be swung over ~the
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top of the ~toaster and sprung apart where necessary to bring them to their ap-
proximate location at the ejector end of the toaster. The lower parallel bars
are easily located after the rack is in its position i~ the toasting chamber.
The ~end .of the upper shaft assembly~(9) is inserted through the ~pen~n~s in
~
the
side of the element frame which serve as bearings for the shaft. The ejector
lever (35) is placed so that it can engage with the ejector pawl (58). The
switch roller assembly is raised so that the bracket engages the rack assembly
in the correct manner. The cushioning cylinder (56A) is fitted over the pis-,
The reflector (3) for the thermostat heating ass.embly is mounted on t~e element
frame assembly by inserting reflector pin (~) through the bracket, openings and
hinge in the back of the reflector. Projection o.n.top of ~eflector should be
outside, not under, reflector spring (31). Flatten end of. pin (~) so that it
will not fall out. Turn the cam adjustment knob (2~), observing whether the
reflector moves freely. Movement of the reflectbr changes the amount of heat
being reflected to the thermostat b~ade (~7). ~For light toast the angle @f.o ~ i
the reflec.tor is such that a maxim~ um amount of heat is reflected from the
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. thermostat h~ating element (5) to the thermostat blade (~7), This causes the
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thermostat to snap off sooner."
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