7
Install the
Optional Convection Fan Kit, #5081
The fan kit consists of a Blower Assembly and a Rheostat
Assembly that are joined
by
a cable. The Blower Assembly
mounts to the rear bottom of the stove and the Rheostat
mounts within the Remote Switch
box
on left rear corner of the
stove.
Blower Assembly
Fan
Kit
Components.
The
Rheo.tat
contain.
a "anapstat", a
tem-
peratu
.......
n.ing
.witch
that
extend.
into
the
.tove'.
heat
exchanger
and
automatically
turn.
the
fan.
"On"
or
"Off",
above
or
below
approxi.
mately
109·F.
The Rheostat also provides a range of fan
speed
settings
from Off, (which over-rides the snapstat function), to High.
Detailed installation/operation instructions are included
in
the
kit.
Step
1.
In.pect
the
blower
a.sembly.
• Remove any packing
debris
that may have fallen into
the housing. Make sure the fans spin freely.
Step
2.
Remove
the
Shroud
and
Switch
Box.
• Facing the
back
of the stove, remove the three 1/4-20
phillips screws on the right side of the stove. Also, remove the
two
sheet metal screws near the center of the shroud next to
the air intake pipe. Gently remove the shroud
and
set it down
next to the right side of the stove.
• Detach the Switch Box
by
removing the sheet metal
screw on the left. Gentiy pull enough switch wiring through
the shroud to provide slack. Remove the hole plug from the
Switch Box.
Remove
Shroud
and
Switch
box.
Step
3.
In.tall
the
Rheo.tat
A
••
embly.
• Insert the Rheostat control knob shaft through the
hole in the top of the switch
box
and secure the assembly
to the left side
of
the
box
with the two sheet metal screws
provided. Push the control knob on to the rheostat shaft.
Q)
Control
Knob
\
Sheet metal
screws
\
Mount
the
Rheostat
in
the
Switch
box.
• Feed the rheostat cable through the slot in the
shroud so that the entire
cable
will
be
hidden behind the
shroud.
• Slide the snapstat extension through the hole in the
shroud and re-attach the switch box to the shroud with
the single sheet metal screw. The U-shaped slot on the
right of the box should align with the
upper
hole
in
the
side of the shroud.
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