Steffes 2100 Series Replacement Procedure

Item #1021035R Blower 2100/4100/4200 240V Repl
Item #1021036R Blower 2100 120V Repl
THIS PROCEDURE MUST BE PERFORMED BY A QUALIFIED
Blower
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1500 Ohm 50 Watt Resistor (2100 Series 240V Only)
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250 Ohm 50 Watt Resistor (Model 2102-2103 120V Only)
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2100 SERIES BLOWER REPLACEMENT
NOTE: When replacing a blower in a 2100 Series heater, it is
important to make sure the blower resistor is correct for the
application. Read and follow instructions carefully to ensure
proper installation and operation.
1. Disconnect power to all branch circuits of the heater.
2. Remove painted front panel by removing the screws
located on the bottom edge of the painted front panel.
3. Hinge the right side panel open by a) removing the
screw located above grill slats on the lower right side of
the heater; b) loosening the screw located at top right
corner of the electrical compartment; and c) pushing out
on the right side panel. Reference Figure 1.
4. At the base I/O relay board (Figure 2) in the back of the
heater, disconnect the black wire from the "Blower" terminal.
5. Disconnect the white blower wire from the white/blue jumper
wire attached to L2 120 or L2 240 (depending on the
application).
6. Disconnect the green ground wire
from the back, right side of the
electrical compartment.
7. Remove the screw holding the
blower in place (Figure 3) and
remove the existing blower.
8. Inspect and clean blower opening
and damper actuator.
9. Insert the new blower and secure
into place with the screw (Figure 3).
10. Reconnect the green ground wire.
11. Connect the black blower wire to
the "Blower" terminal on the base I/O relay board. Connect the
white blower wire to white/blue jumper.
TECHNICIAN
WHAT'S INCLUDED:
REPLACEMENT PROCEDURE
FOR 2100/4100/4200 SERIES
Figure 3
Blue
(Refer to heater wiring diagram for 120V applications.)
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CORE BLOWER
WARNING
Hazardous Voltage:
Risk of electric shock.
Can cause injury or death.
Heating system may be
connected to more than
one branch circuit.
Disconnect power to all
circuits before servicing.
HIGH TEMPERATURE:
Risk of personal injury.
Internal components
and surfaces can be hot.
Use caution when
servicing the heating
system.
Figure 1
Figure 2
Base I/O PCB
L1 120 240
Resistor
Blower Damper
Orange Resistor
Resistor
Blower
Blue
Orange
240 Volt Application Shown Above
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02/21/2023