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n-;rntrte\.
The tln-ier-
dl1ou.i
zr maxrmum defrost irme of
Ii)
n?ll"ahlZIc"\.
X n
arcas
\kc.ltln
high
humrili~y condition6;,
it
may be nec-
e a w w
a i l hake
dell-oit
cs/clc everti
30
nrinilaes.
To
change the rme
cysie
frol'R 9 4 3 min~lieh
in
30 r~~inrrlcq,
proceed
,i\
fc>llo\+\:
I . PL;I,L M A I N ELECTRICAL D I S C O N -
NECT
SWITCH (BREAKER).
2. Rcmuve the three screws which secure the timer
rntltor assembly to the plastic housing md
PUB
out mechanism.
3. Move timer motor assembly outwardly, Disen-
gage any uire connections which
may
hinder the
rhanglng
of
cams.
4. 1,onsen .iet
screw
holding outer ciinl (a
' / I $
hex
cet .icrew wrench is reqrrired),
5, Remove
both
inner and outer cams.
6. Re-assemble outer cam to sh& and srsce~ain
that the switch is centered on the
cam.
Tighten
set screw.
7, Place mechanism in housing md
secure
with
scresvs.
8.
Connect wires remowd in step 3 and engage
main eIecrxicaI disconnect switch.
In rnany caces
it
may be de\irable to
change the
sys-
tern bask
to
the
C)(;r
minute cycle; therefore, the can)
which %as removed should be stored in a cafe
pilice.
DEFROST TIMER
Ever1 though a defrost cycle
i s
relatively short dt~rirrg
no!.nnal opernting conditions, an
ndditionzll cam
is rn
the defiorr timer to ter-minstc the defrost cycle afier a
10 minute time
sp;rn.
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