3b.For 115V/60Hz models with lead wires on the back of the rocker switch:
i. Pull the 2 connectors on the ends of the rocker switch
lead wires off of the spade terminals in the motor.
ii. Compress the locking tabs on the sides of the rocker
switch.
iii. Press the switch and lead wires out through the front
of the switch plate.
iv. Press one end of the red wires onto the
corresponding spade connectors inside the motor as
shown.
v. Press the new rocker switch into the plate.
vi. Press the other ends of the red wires to the
corresponding spade connectors on the back of the
rocker switch as shown (wire nut is not needed).
3c.For 100V/50Hz models:
i. Cut the (2) lead wires coming out of the old rocker
switch and press the rocker switch out through the
front of the switch plate.
ii.
Strip ½” of insulation from the ends of the terminated
lead wires.
iii. Align the wire ends and tighten the wire nut over the
terminated wire ends.
iv. Place a strip of electrical tape over the opening at the
bottom of the wire nut.
v. Tuck the wire nut into the motor body.
vi. Press the new rocker switch into the plate.
vii. Pull the connector for the black wire from the power
cord out of the motor body.
viii. Press this connector onto one of the spade terminals
on the back of the rocker switch.
ix. Press one end of one red wire onto the other
terminal on the back of the rocker switch.
x. Press the connector on the other end of the red wire
onto the spade terminal in the motor body where the
black power cord wire was connected (the second
red wire is not needed).
4. Reattach the rocker switch plate to the motor body and tighten the (2) screws.
5. Perform a dielectric withstand test.
i. Voltage Withstand: 2X rated
v 1000V for 1 minute
– L+N to ground prong.
ii. Verify continuity from ground
prong to case of motor.
3b.For 115V/60Hz models with lead wires on the back of the rocker switch:
vii. Pull the 2 connectors on the ends of the rocker switch
lead wires off of the spade terminals in the motor.
viii. Compress the locking tabs on the sides of the rocker
switch.
ix. Press the switch and lead wires out through the front
of the switch plate.
x. Press one end of the red wires onto the
corresponding spade connectors inside the motor as
shown.
xi. Press the new rocker switch into the plate.
xii. Press the other ends of the red wires to the
corresponding spade connectors on the back of the
rocker switch as shown (wire nut is not needed).
3c.For 100V/50Hz models:
xi. Cut the (2) lead wires coming out of the old rocker
switch and press the rocker switch out through the
front of the switch plate.
xii.
Strip ½” of insulation from the ends of the terminated
lead wires.
xiii. Align the wire ends and tighten the wire nut over the
terminated wire ends.
xiv. Place a strip of electrical tape over the opening at the
bottom of the wire nut.
xv. Tuck the wire nut into the motor body.
xvi. Press the new rocker switch into the plate.
xvii. Pull the connector for the black wire from the power
cord out of the motor body.
xviii. Press this connector onto one of the spade terminals
on the back of the rocker switch.
xix. Press one end of one red wire onto the other terminal
on the back of the rocker switch.
xx. Press the connector on the other end of the red wire
onto the spade terminal in the motor body where the
black power cord wire was connected (the second
red wire is not needed).
4. Reattach the rocker switch plate to the motor body and tighten the (2) screws.
5. Perform a dielectric withstand test.
i. Voltage Withstand: 2X rated
v 1000V for 1 minute
– L+N to ground prong.
ii. Verify continuity from ground
prong to case of motor.