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V-Module Kit (GV60VM)
Hardware
The GV60VM kit consists of:
• V-Module
• AC power cable
• Receiver connector cable
See "Hardware Requirements" on page 2 for full
details.
Removing an Old V-Module
Only carry out these steps if removing a V2 or earlier
V-Module.
1. Disconnect power to the power receptacle.
2. Disconnect the AC plug from the power receptacle.
3. Disconnect the fan cable (if installed) from the fan.
4. Disconnect the cable from the MODULE port on the
Receiver.
5. Remove the old V-Module with AC power cable, fan,
and Receiver cable.
Installing the V-Module
See "Wiring Diagram" on page 4 for details.
1. Disconnect power to the appliance.
2. Connect the AC power cable's Molex connector to
the POWER terminal of the V-Module.
3. Plug the power cable into the fi replace's AC recep-
tacle. The receptacle is located inside the fi replace.
Its position for each appliance is indicated below by
the red rectangle.
L1 L2 L3
LX2 (at rear)
LX1
4. Connect one end of the V-Module's Receiver termi-
nal cable (white connector) to the MODULE Port on
the Receiver, and the other end to the V-Module.
5. Connect the fan/light Molex connectors (if appli-
cable).
6. Attach Velcro and place the V-Module as close to the
location indicated in the diagrams below as pos-
sible, inside the front panel of the fi replace.
The placement should be close to the power recep-
tacle.
In L2 and L3, there is a grommeted hole in the front
panel stiff ener you may pass cabling through as
needed.
Proceed to Remote Kit (RCK400).
Module cable
(to Receiver, see
Wiring Diagram)
Light cable
(if applicable)
AC Power cable
(to receptacle)
Fan cable
(if applicable)
L1 L2 L3
LX2LX1
Note
The V-module should be placed as close to the
Receiver as possible depending on your fi replace.
Note
This Section only applies to 1500I/J, 1700I/J, 1800J,
and 2200J fi replaces, linear models with an
incompatible V-Module (V2 or earlier), or linear
models lacking a V-Module entirely. Skip this page
if this does not apply.
Linear Models
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