9
8.
Loosen the four screws that hold the element in the frame. Remove the used
element. (Figure 9)
9.
Lay the new element into the frame. Center it and then tighten the four screws to
hold it in place.
10. Attach the two leads using the hardware that was removed from the used element
(it does not matter which wire connects to each ring terminal). (Figure 9)
11. Carefully slide the element frame back into the heater. The two wires must be
carefully pulled back into the junction box as the element is slid into place (leaving
them loose in the heater housing can cause them to overheat). (Figure 6)
12. Replace the two allen screws that hold the element frame in place. (Figure 7)
13. Replace the junction box cover and the four screws that hold it in place. Be sure
the gasket is intact. (Figure 5)
14. Attach the heater to the wall mount bracket or pedestal using the hardware
removed in Step 1. (Figure 2)
15. Connect the heater to electrical supply and test for operation.
Element Replacement cont'd
Figure 8 - Element in frame
slides in/out of housing.
Figure 9 - Element in frame
with lead wires connected.
four screws hold element
Figure 10 - Lead wires
disconnected from element.
