Jamestown J1000B, Owner'S Manual

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Appendix F-2
1998-2006 Edition
12. See Figure 3. Identify the brown 35" (889mm) long thermostat wire #1, which is connected to the relay.
Connect the loose ends of the red and white wires of this thermostat wire to the Thermostat Input terminals (see
figure #4).
13. Locate the ends of the 25 foot (7.6m) long thermostat wire that was connected to the Thermostat Input
terminals in Step #6. Pull these ends inward until they can reach the Relay Terminals easily. On the J2000 and
J2001T, you will have to pull in about 36" (914mm)of this wire so that it can reach the relay on the opposite side
of the stove.
14. See Figure 3. Identify wire # 3 and RELAY #1 terminal on the relay. Connect the Red thermostat wire to the
butt connector on the end of wire #3.
15. A red female connector is pushed on to RELAY #1 terminal. Remove this female connector, crimp it to the
end of the White thermostat wire then reconnect this female connector back to RELAY #1 terminal.
16. See Figures 3 and 5. Connect wire # 5 to the Blue Crimp ON connector on the black power cord wire.
17. See Figures 3 and 5. Connect wire # 6 to the Blue Crimp ON connector on the white power cord wire.
18. See Figures 3, 4 and 5. Study these diagrams carefully. Only the wiring systems affected by this modification
are shown in these diagrams. Make special note of the wire colors, wire lengths, wire end connectors and their
destinations. Verify that all wires are connected to the proper components. Reconnect ribbon cable. Make sure
the black strip of the ribbon cable is on top.
DO NOT REMOVE OR MODIFY ANY OTHER WIRES OR COMPONENTS THAT ARE NOT SHOWN IN
THESE DIAGRAMS.
Installation of the Relay Kit is now complete.
To test for proper function, follow this procedure:
Warnings
1. Failure to adhere strictly to these printed drawings and instructions can lead to damaged electrical components.
Components damaged due to improper wiring are not warranted.
2. Make certain that the wall thermostat or wall switch is rated for 24 VAC.
Warning
Never turn the wall thermostat or the ON/OFF switch to the OFF position during the 10 minute startup cycle. Doing so
can cause smoke to spill into the home and cause smoke and soot damage.
1. Turn wall thermostat or wall switch to OFF.
2. Toggle the ON/OFF switch on the right side panel to OFF.
3. Insert the power cord plug into a grounded 110 VAC outlet.
4. Turn the ON/OFF switch to the ON position. All motors, blowers and indicator lights should remain OFF.
5. Turn the wall thermostat or wall switch to the ON position. The combustion fan and convection fan must
start turning. The green indicator light on the control panel must turn to ON and stay ON. The yellow indicator
light on the control panel must turn to ON and stay ON for 5 minutes. The red indicator light must turn ON
and OFF with the auger motor.
If all components and indicator lights work according to the check above, you have successfully wired in the
relay kit. The stove is now ready for fully automatic operation.