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11. Remove the two nylon screws at location “G”.
12. Remove the door strike plate at location “H” and install
the two nylon screws just removed into the vacant holes.
13. Remove the two outer Phillips screws on the frame
beneath the control panel, identified as “I” in the illus-
tration. Remove only the two outer screws and pull the
electronics tray out about one-inch.
14. Verify that the nylon screws have been installed in the
vacant door strike holes, identified as “J” (Figure 4-7B).
15. Move the door heater cable to the slot on the right side
of the tray as shown in location “K”.
16. Push any excess cable into the tray area, making sure the
wire will not be damaged when the tray is pushed back
in and secured.
17. Install the lower inner door hinge, identified as location
“L” in the drawing. (This was the top inner door hinge
removed in Step 8 and should have the white plastic
bushing installed.) Do not completely tighten the screws.
18. Insert the inner door into the lower hinge with the latch
to the left. Align the door to the chamber opening and
place the upper hinge in position as identified as “M”.
19. Insert the screws into the hinge but do not completely
tighten them.
20. Match the pins on the yellow
connector with the socket on the
door. Press the connector com-
pletely into the socket and slide
the strain relief down until no
yellow is visible on the plug as
shown in “N” of Figure 4-6.
Manufacturer instructions follow.
To Attach:
1. Be sure black locking
sleeve is pulled back.
2. Line up pins and push
connector onto plug.
You will feel a “snap.”
Do not twist.
3. Push locking sleeve forward
on connector until it is
flush with the front of the
connector.
4. If sleeve is difficult to slide
on a new connector,
“exercise” it a few times.
Do not use tools.
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Model 3010 Incubator __________________________________________________________________Maintenance
6. Refer to item “D” in Figure 4-7A. The heater wiring
connector is of yellow rubber which should be visible
when the strain relief is moved upward as shown. Refer
to connector manufacturer’s instructions below.
7. Grasp the upper portion of the yellow connector and pull
it up and out of the hinge socket.
8. Remove the inner door upper hinge, shown as “E”. This
hinge will be inverted and become the lower inner door
hinge when the hardware is reassembled. When remov-
ing the door, set it aside on a flat surface, taking care
not to damage the electrical sockets on the top and bot-
tom of the door frame. At this time, remove the 5/8”
black plastic bushing from the hinge. This bushing will
be inserted in the top hinge when the door is installed on
the right side of the cabinet.
Electrical connectors are mounted on the frame
along the hinge side of the inner glass door at
both the top and bottom of the door. Be careful
not to damage the connectors by resting the
weight of the door on them. Place the inner glass
door on a flat surface where it cannot be dam-
aged before moving on to the next step.
9. Remove the lower inner door hinge, “F”. Note that this
hinge will be inverted and become the upper inner door
hinge when the hardware is reassembled. Also, remove
the 1” long white plastic bushing from the center of the
hinge and insert it into the hinge removed in the step
above.
10. The shoulder of the bushing must be on top as shown in
Figure 4-7. Install the black plastic bushing into the
hinge just removed and which will be the top hinge
when the door is reversed. Refer also to Figure 4-5.
Figure 4-6
1. Do not twist.
2. Pull locking sleeve back
to “unlocked” position.
3. Pull connector
straight off.
4. Leave locking sleeve in
unlocked position.
To Detach: