Old thermostat removal, New thermostat installation – Server BS/BSA (05020 ) THERMOSTAT User Manual

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OLd THERmOSTAT

REmOvAL

1

TUrN UNIT off ANd UNPlUG Cord. Allow unit to

fully cool before proceeding to next step.

2

remoVe PlAsTIC dome, PUmP, ANd sTAINless

sTeel BoWl from UNIT.

3

remoVe THe TWo sCreWs AT ToP of

oPerATor’s PANel.

4

remoVe PICTUre AssemBlY.

• For units Series 79 or earlier: remove the

two screws at bottom of picture side and then

slide picture down and out.

• For units Series 80 or later: Turn the two

black plastic 1/4 turn fasteners at bottom of

picture, 1/4 turn counterclockwise, then pull
picture down and out.

5

remoVe THe TWo sCreWs AT ToP of eXPosed

lIGHT PANel.

6

TIP eNTIre UNIT oNTo rIGHT or lefT sIde.

Grasp mask and tilt it toward operator’s side of unit.

7

remoVe rUBBer feeT ANd ANY sCreWs

seCUrING BAse To UNIT. Also remove heyco from

cord to allow base to come loose.

8

remoVe BAse from UNIT.

9

remoVe ANd dIsCArd THermosTAT KNoB.

(Pointer type knobs have a setscrew.)

J

remoVe INsUlATIoN from AroUNd INNer

Vessel.

K

slIde INNer Vessel ToWArds PICTUre sIde of

UNIT UNTIl THermosTAT sHAfT CleArs froNT

PANel.

L

CUT WIre TIe, If THere Is oNe, To fUrTHer

ACCess WIrING ANd THermosTAT.

M

dIsCoNNeCT BoTH leAds To THermosTAT.

N

remoVe INNer Vessel from UNIT.

O

remoVe HArdWAre seCUrING THermosTAT

To THermosTAT BrACKeT ANd dIsCArd
defeCTIVe/old THermosTAT. You may need to
save the old mounting hardware for installing new
thermostat.

nEw THERmOSTAT

InSTALLATIOn

1

INsTAll NeW THermosTAT oNTo THermosTAT

BrACKeT WITH INNer Vessel IN AN

UPsIde-doWN PosITIoN. Align thermostat with

angled terminal pointing upward.

secure thermostat with mounting hardware.

2

THermosTAT CoNNeCTIoNs

• For units Series 79 and earlier:

Thermal cut-out in kit will not need to be used.
Cut off round/ring terminal from lead which is still

connected to indicator light.
Then strip this end of lead by removing about 1/2”

of insulation which it is wrapped in.
Connect 3” non-insulated lead (supplied in kit) with

wire nut (also supplied in kit) to stripped lead which

is still connected to indicator light.
Connect female terminal end of 3” non-insulated

lead to thermostat terminal which points straight

out from thermostat.
Cut off round/ring terminal from other lead which

was previously disconnected from thermostat.
Then strip this end of lead by removing about 1/2”

of insulation which it is wrapped in.
Connect other 3” insulated lead (also supplied in

kit) with other wire nut (also supplied in kit) to this

other lead which was previously disconnected from

thermostat.
Connect female terminal end of 3” insulated lead to

thermostat terminal which points at an angle out

from thermostat.
Be certain that the insulation on the 3” lead is

covering the terminal connection to the thermostat.

• For units Series 80 and later:

3” insulated lead and one wire nut in kit will not

need to be used.
Cut off 3”, nearest to thermostat, of the lead that

connected the heating element to the thermostat.
Then strip this end of lead by removing about 1/2”

of insulation which it is wrapped in.
Connect the 3” non-insulated lead (supplied in

kit) with wire nut (also supplied in kit) to stripped

lead which connected the heating element to the

thermostat.
Connect female terminal end of 3” non-insulated

lead to thermostat terminal which points straight

out from thermostat.
remove and discard other lead which was

disconnected from thermostat and replace with new

thermal cut-out (supplied in kit).
Connect female terminal end of thermal cut-out

lead to thermostat terminal which points at an

angle out from thermostat.

Thermostat shaft

straight Terminal

on Thermostat

Angled Terminal

on Thermostat

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