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Figure 10
1. Electrical cord (block
heater)
2. Extension cord
3. Drip loop
5. Stow the connectors of the block-heater cord and
extension cord inside the engine compartment of the
machine.
6. Route the extension cord to form a drip loop below
the connection at the block-heater cord and extension
cord, and the connection at the extension cord and the
receptacle for the electrical source (Figure 10).
7. Connect a grounded extension cord into the
grounded-electrical outlet that will serve as the
electrical source for the block heater (Figure 10).
Important: Connect the block heater to a 3-pole
receptacle with live, neutral, and ground circuits
only.
8. Install the right side panel; refer to the Operator's Manual
for the machine.
4. In-line GFCI
5. Grounded-electrical outlet
Disconnecting the Block Heater from
Electrical Power
1. Disconnect the extension cord from the outlet that is
serving as the electrical source for the block heater
(Figure 10).
2. Remove the right side panel; refer to the Operator's
Manual for the machine.
3. Disconnect the cord of the block heater cord into the
extension cord (Figure 10).
4. Stow the cord of the block heater in the engine
compartment, away from moving parts.
5. Install the right side panel; refer to the Operator's Manual
for the machine.
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