American Energy Systems MF3650 User Manual

MF3650 Exhaust Blower 2-speed
All Magnum units that may require extra CFM when installed (see below)
1. It provides more air movement through the unit when combustion air and venting configurations are limited
2. It is usually added to stoves that are in areas of higher altitude to assist in proper combustion.
4. Adapts the unit for new high ash content fuels that are emerging in the market.
5. Can be used as a replacement for CF3542 or MF3542.
6. Use jumper wires as needed.
Turn off power on control panel and unplug from the power supply.
Disconnect the exhaust blower leads from the wire harness make sure when pulling off
wires that you use pliers by the end of the terminals, so you don’t pull out the wire from the ends.
Remove existing exhaust blower.
Remove existing exhaust tube from the
exhaust blower being replaced.(save the #8-tek screws for later use)
Clean the rectangle outlet of the exhaust tube of any old high temp silicone.
Place a 1/8” bead of high temp silicone on the rectangle outside edge of the exhaust tube.
Connection Diagram Wht-Common Blk-High Red-Low
Back side of blower Front of blower
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Slip rectangle end of the exhaust tube over the rectangle outlet of the new exhaust blower. Push tight until the exhaust tube hits the flange of the exhaust blower housing. Making sure the tube alignment to blower is straight.
Neatly, compress caulking using finger around all four sides of the exhaust tube. Make sure equal amounts of caulk are on the exhaust tube and the exhaust housing providing a leak free seal.
Fasten the exhaust tube to the blower housing using the #8 tek screws listed above.
From the back of the unit, look into the exhaust tube. If any high temp silicone is visible clean out with a hacksaw blade.
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