Ecofan Motor Replacement Instructions for PDF 2.cdr

Motor Replacement Instructions
for 800 Original & 802 Airplus Ecofans®
®
Motor Replacement
Instructions for Ecofan®
This motor kit includes:
- 1 motor
- 1 allen/hex key
- 1 instruction sheet
models 800 & 802
You will need:
Model
802
Model
800
Code ES001 (800MRK)
- Phillips screwdriver*
- slotted screwdriver**
- soldering iron & solder
- piece of tape
* Ecofan model 802
** Ecofan model 800
Ecofans are distributed in the UK by
You must be competent at soldering to be
able to replace the motor. Code ES001
Please use all safety
guidelines when using a
soldering iron. If in doubt,
please see a qualified
technician when changing
this motor.
For more information,
please call CALFIRE on
01691-772922
For more product
information, visit the UK
Ecofan® website at
www.ecofan.co.uk
Thank you.
Ecofans are distributed in the UK by
Calfire Spareline Ltd
Gledrid, Chirk. Wrexham LL14 5DG
Tel: 01691 772922
Fax: 01691 773552
www.ecofan.co.uk
MODEL 800 Ecofan® Original
Note - End of Motor Shaft is
flush with front blade hub.
Figure 2
Figure 1
2> See Figure 2. Using a slotted screwdriver loosen the
screw located in the bracket below the motor. This will
loosen the motor so it can be removed. Take note of the
position of the motor.
1> See Figure 1. Using the provided allen/hex key,
remove the fan blade.
Figure 3
Figure 4
3> See Figure 3. Find the red dot at the back of the
motor and take note which wire is attached to which
terminal (No red dot? See additional notes below). Since
both wires are black you can temporarily add a small piece
of tape on the wire that is soldered to the red dot
terminal so that the wire can be distinguished when
soldering it to the new motor. (Do you have one red and
one black wires? See additional notes below).
4> Using a soldering iron heat the two motor terminals so
that the power wires are released.
5> Solder the power wires to the replacement motor
making sure the wire which went to the red dot
terminal in the original motor is attached to the red
dot terminal on the new motor. If the wires are
reversed then the motor will spin backwards and the wires
will need to be swopped.
6> See Figures 4 & 2. Insert the motor into the bracket
to the same position as the original motor. The face of the
motor should be flush with the front edge of the motor
bracket. Tighten screw on bracket.
7> See Figure 1. Re-attach the fan blade so that the
motor shaft is flush with the front of the fan blade hub.
Do not press too far or the blade will rub on the motor.
Tighten set screw with supplied allen/hex key.
8> Test fan on stove to ensure blade is spinning in the
correct direction. Swop motor wires if the blade is not
spinning in a clockwise direction.
ADDITIONAL NOTES:
NO RED DOT?
A small number of motors were fitted without a red dot.
These motors do have an indented circle close to one of
the terminals and it is this indent that should have been
painted red.
DO YOU HAVE RED & BLACK WIRES?
A small number of modules were fitted with one red and
one black wires. If your unit does have red and black wires
please ignore these colours and ensure that the wire
which went to the red dot (or indented circle) terminal on
your original motor is attached to the red dot terminal on
the new motor.
MODEL 802 Ecofan® Airplus
Note - End of Motor
Shaft is flush with
front blade hub.
Figure 2
Figure 1
1> See Figure 1. Using the provided allen/hex key,
remove the fan blade.
2> See Figure 2. Using a Phillips screw driver remove the
two screws which hold the bracket located over the
motor. Remove bracket and motor.
Figure 3
Figure 4
3> See Figure 3. Find the red dot at the back of the
motor and take note which wire is attached to which
terminal (No red dot? See additional notes below). Since
both wires are black you can temporarily add a small piece
of tape on the wire that is soldered to the red dot
terminal so that the wire can be distinguished when
soldering it to the new motor. (Do you have one red and
one black wires? See additional notes below).
4> Using a soldering iron heat the two motor terminals so
that the power wires are released.
5> Solder the power wires to the replacement motor
making sure the wire which went to the red dot
terminal in the original motor is attached to the red
dot terminal on the new motor. If the wires are
reversed then the motor will spin backwards and the wires
will need to be swopped.
6> See Figure 4. Insert the motor into the top housing.
Rotate the motor to find the orientation that seats the
motor as deep as possible in the top. Replace bracket and
secure with the two Phillips screws.
7> See Figure 1. Re-attach the fan blade so that the
motor shaft is flush with the front of the fan blade hub.
Do not press too far or the blade will rub on the motor.
Tighten set screw with supplied allen key.
8> Test fan on stove to ensure blade is spinning in the
correct direction. Swop motor wires if the blade is not
spinning in a clockwise direction.
ADDITIONAL NOTES:
NO RED DOT?
A small number of motors were fitted without a red dot.
These motors do have an indented circle close to one of
the terminals and it is this indent that should have been
painted red.
DO YOU HAVE RED & BLACK WIRES?
A small number of modules were fitted with one red and
one black wires. If your unit does have red and black wires
please ignore these colours and ensure that the wire
which went to the red dot (or indented circle) terminal on
your original motor is attached to the red dot terminal on
the new motor.