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WD Series

Corrosion Resistant Heater

Installation, Operation & Maintenance Instructions

Specifications

Model				Output	Heater	Motor	Motor	Motor	Temp		Ship Weight
Number	KW	Volts	Phase	BTU/HR	Amps	Volts	Phase	Amps	Rise	CFM	lbs (kg)
WD02112A	2	120	1	6,824	16.7	120	1	1.554	9	700	60	(27.2)
WD02812A	2	208	1	6,824	9.6	208	1	0.896	9	700	60	(27.2)
WD02212A	2	240	1	6,824	8.3	240	1	0.777	9	700	60	(27.2)
WD03112A	3	120	1	10,236	25.0	120	1	1.554	14	700	60	(27.2)
WD03812A	3	208	1	10,236	14.4	208	1	0.896	14	700	60	(27.2)
WD03212A	3	240	1	10,236	12.5	240	1	0.777	14	700	60	(27.2)
WD03712A	3	277	1	10,236	10.8	277	1	0.673	14	700	60	(27.2)
WD03832A	3	208	3	10,236	8.3	208	1	0.896	14	700	60	(27.2)
WD03232A	3	240	3	10,236	7.2	240	1	0.777	14	700	60	(27.2)
WD03432A	3	480	3	10,236	3.6	480	1	0.388	14	700	60	(27.2)
WD05812A	5	208	1	17,060	24.0	208	1	0.896	23	700	60	(27.2)
WD05212A	5	240	1	17,060	20.8	240	1	0.777	23	700	60	(27.2)
WD05712A	5	277	1	17,060	18.1	277	1	0.673	23	700	60	(27.2)
WD05412A	5	480	1	17,060	10.4	480	1	0.388	23	700	60	(27.2)
WD05832A	5	208	3	17,060	13.9	208	1	0.896	23	700	60	(27.2)
WD05232A	5	240	3	17,060	12.0	240	1	0.777	23	700	60	(27.2)
WD05432A	5	480	3	17,060	6.0	480	1	0.388	23	700	60	(27.2)
WD05632A	5	600	3	17,060	4.8	240	1	1.8	23	1450	75	(34)
WD07812A	7.5	208	1	25,590	36.1	208	1	0.896	34	700	60	(27.2)
WD07212A	7.5	240	1	25,590	31.3	240	1	0.777	34	700	60	(27.2)
WD07712A	7.5	277	1	25,590	27.1	277	1	0.673	34	700	60	(27.2)
WD07412A	7.5	480	1	25,590	15.6	480	1	0.388	34	700	60	(27.2)
WD07832A	7.5	208	3	25,590	20.8	208	1	0.896	34	700	60	(27.2)
WD07232A	7.5	240	3	25,590	18.0	240	1	0.777	34	700	60	(27.2)
WD07432A	7.5	480	3	25,590	9.0	480	1	0.388	34	700	60	(27.2)
WD07632A	7.5	600	3	25,590	7.2	240	1	1.8	34	1450	75	(34)
WD10212A	10	240	1	34,120	41.7	240	1	0.777	22	1450	60	(27.2)
WD10712A	10	277	1	34,120	36.1	277	1	0.673	22	1450	60	(27.2)
WD10412A	10	480	1	34,120	20.8	480	1	0.388	22	1450	60	(27.2)
WD10832A	10	208	3	34,120	27.8	208	1	0.896	22	1450	60	(27.2)
WD10232A	10	240	3	34,120	24.1	240	1	0.777	22	1450	60	(27.2)
WD10432A	10	480	3	34,120	12.0	480	1	0.388	22	1450	60	(27.2)
WD10632A	10	600	3	34,120	9.6	240	1	1.8	33	2400	75	(34)
WD12812A	12.5	208	1	42,650	60.1	208	1	1.793	27	1450	60	(27.2)
WD12212A	12.5	240	1	42,650	52.1	240	1	1.554	27	1450	60	(27.2)
WD12832A	12.5	208	3	42,650	34.7	208	1	1.793	27	1450	60	(27.2)
WD12232A	12.5	240	3	42,650	30.1	240	1	1.554	27	1450	60	(27.2)
WD12432A	12.5	480	3	42,650	15.0	480	1	0.777	27	1450	60	(27.2)
WD12632A	12.5	600	3	42,650	12.0	240	1	1.8	27	2400	75	(34)
WD15812A	15	208	1	51,180	72.1	208	1	1.793	20	2400	110 (49.9)
WD15212A	15	240	1	51,180	62.5	240	1	1.554	20	2400	110 (49.9)
WD15412A	15	480	1	51,180	31.3	480	1	0.777	20	2400	110 (49.9)
WD15832A	15	208	3	51,180	41.6	208	1	1.793	20	2400	110 (49.9)
WD15232A	15	240	3	51,180	36.1	240	1	1.554	20	2400	110 (49.9)
WD15432A	15	480	3	51,180	18.0	480	1	0.777	20	2400	110 (49.9)
WD15632A	15	600	3	51,180	14.5	240	1	1.8	20	2400	125		(56.6)
WD20412A	20	480	1	68,240	41.7	480	1	0.777	26	2400	120		(54.4)
WD20232A	20	240	3	68,240	48.1	240	1	1.554	26	2400	120		(54.4)
WD20432A	20	480	3	68,240	24.1	480	1	0.777	26	2400	120		(54.4)
WD20632A	20	600	3	68,240	19.3	240	1	1.8	26	2400	135		(61.2)
WD25832A	25	208	3	85,300	69.4	208	1	1.793	33	2400	120		(54.4)
WD25232A	25	240	3	85,300	60.1	240	1	1.554	33	2400	120		(54.4)
WD25432A	25	480	3	85,300	30.1	480	1	0.777	33	2400	120		(54.4)
WD25632A	25	600	3	85,300	24.1	240	1	1.8	33	2400	135		(61.2)
WD30832A	30	208	3	102,360	83.3	208	1	1.793	39	2400	120		(54.4)
WD30232A	30	240	3	102,360	72.2	240	1	1.554	39	2400	120		(54.4)
WD30432A	30	480	3	102,360	36.1	480	1	0.777	39	2400	120		(54.4)
WD30632A	30	600	3	102,360	28.9	240	1	1.8	39	2400	135		(61.2)
WD39432A	39	480	3	133,068	46.9	480	1	0.777	51	2400	120		(54.4)
WD39632A	39	600	3	133,068	37.6	240	1	1.8	51	2400	135		(61.2)

NOTE: Heaters over 48 amps require supplemental fusing.

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PPD 41616

12/13

5200-11199-002

IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS

		WARNING			!
	WHEN usiNg ELECTriC APPLiANCEs, BAsiC PrECAu-		6.	Do not operate any heater after it malfunctions. Disconnect
	TioNs sHouLD ALWAys BE foLLoWED To rEDuCE THE			power at service panel and have heater inspected by a rep-
	risK of firE, ELECTriC sHoCK, AND iNJury To PEr-			utable electrician before using.
	soNs, iNCLuDiNg THE foLLoWiNg:		7.	Do not use outdoors.
	1.	read all instructions before installing or using this heater.	8.	To disconnect heater, turn controls to off, and turn off
	2.	This heater is a commercial/industrial product not intended		power to heater circuit at main disconnect panel.
		for use in a residential setting.	9.	Do not insert or allow foreign objects to enter any ventilation
	3.	This heater has hot and arcing or sparking parts inside and		or exhaust opening as this may cause an electric shock, fire,
				or damage to the heater.
		is not intended for use in hazardous atmospheres where
		flammable vapors, gases, liquids or other combustible	10.	To prevent a possible fire, do not block air intake or exhaust
		atmospheres as defined in the National Electrical Code are		in any manner.
		used or stored. failure to comply can result in explosion or	11.	use this heater only as described in this manual. Any other
		fire.
				use not recommended by the manufacturer may cause fire,
	4.	This heater is hot when in use. To avoid burns, do not let
				electric shock, or injury to persons.
		bare skin touch hot surfaces. Keep combustible materials,	12.	When installing, see iNsTALLATioN iNsTruCTioNs for
		such as furniture, pillows, bedding, papers, clothes, etc. and
				additional warnings and precautions.
		curtains at least 3 feet (0.9 m) from the front of the heater.
			13. for safe and efficient operation, and to extend the life of your
	5.	Extreme caution is necessary when any heater is used by or
				heater,	keep your heater clean - see MAiNTENANCE
		near children or invalids and whenever the heater is left
				iNsTruCTioNs.
		operating and unattended.
			NOT FOR RESIDENTIAL USE.

INSTALLATION

INSTRUCTIONS

		WARNING			!
	To prevent a possible fire, injury to persons or damage to the		4.	To reduce the risk of fire, do not store or use gasoline or other
	heater, adhere to the following:			flammable vapors and liquids in the vicinity of the heater.
	Important Note: This heater must be installed by a qualified		5.	The ceiling or wall mounting structure and the anchoring pro-
	person.			visions must be of sufficient strength to support the combined
				weight	of	the	heater	and mounting	bracket. see
	1. Disconnect all power coming to heater at main service panel
				specificatinos for total weight.
	before wiring or servicing.
			6.	Heater	must	be	mounted	for horizontal air	flow only. The
	2. All wiring procedures and	connections must be in accor-
				heater must be mounted at least 7’ (2134 mm) above the
	dance with the National and	Local Codes having jurisdiction
				floor to avoid accidental contact with the fan blade which
	and the heater must be grounded.
				could cause injury.
	CAUTION: All electrical conduit and fittings must be listed for		7.	Keep at least 5’ (1524 mm) clearance in front of the heater.
	watertight applications to maintain the NEMA 4X enclosure			refer to figure 2 for side, top and back clearance require-
	classification to prevent hose-directed water from entering elec-			ments.
	trical box.		8.	Do not mount mercury type thermostat directly on unit.
	3. Verify the power supply voltage coming to heater matches			Vibration could cause heater to malfunction.
	the ratings as shown on the heater nameplate.		9.	outlet grille is factory formed with louvers set at a 45 ° angle.
	CAUTION: ENErgiziNg HEATEr AT A VoLTAgE grEATEr			This is the minimum angle allowable to avoid potential over-
	THAN THE VoLTAgE PriNTED oN THE NAMEPLATE WiLL			heating. Louvers may be opened up to 90° if desired to allow
	DAMAgE THE HEATEr AND VoiD THE WArrANTy AND			for better air throw by bending each louver outward. see

CouLD CAusE A firE.	figure 3.

General

Heater Location Instructions:

Arrange units so their discharge air streams:

A.Are subjected to minimum interference from columns, machinery and partitions.

B.Wipe exposed walls without blowing directly at them.

C.Are directed away from room occupants in comfort heating.

D.Are directed along the windward side when installed in a building exposed to a prevailing wind.

if not provided with internal thermostat, locate remote thermostat on interior partition walls or posts away from cold drafts, internal heat sources and away from heater discharge air streams.

E

Figure 1

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			Ceiling			Ceiling	Ceiling
		A			9" Min.
					(229 mm)		D
			8" Min.				Wall
			(203 mm)	B
							Wall
				Wall
						6"	6" Min.
						(152 mm)
							(152 mm)
					C
					7' Min.		7' Min.
					(2134 mm)		(2134 mm)
	Figure 2		Floor		Floor		Floor
			Dimensions Inches (mm)			Wiring
	kW	A	B	C	D	Refer to wiring diagram included with the unit.
	2-10	13 (330)	19.5 (495)	18 (457)	19.5 (495)	The wiring diagram can be found on the inside of the door to the
	12.5-39.0	20 (508)	31 (787)	27 (686)	24.2 (615)	wiring compartment. should you have any questions, please
						contact Technical service at 800-642-4328. Have your model

	small rooms can be heated by one unit heater. Where two walls	number found on the name plate for reference.
	are exposed, the heater should be mounted as shown in
	figure 1.
	Large rooms require multi-unit installations. Number and capaci-
		ALL ELECTriCAL CoNDuiT AND fiTTiNgs MusT BE LisTED
	ty of units will be determined by volume of building and square	for WATErTigHT APPLiCATioNs To MAiNTAiN THE NEMA
	feet of floor area to be heated. Arrange units to provide perimeter	4X ENCLosurE CLAssifiCATioN To PrEVENT HosE
	air circulation where each unit supports the air stream from	DirECTED WATEr froM ENTEriNg ELECTriCAL BoX.
	another.
		NOTE: All electrical wiring must be done according to National

Mounting Heaters with supplied Universal Mounting Bracket

NOTICE — These heaters are designed for wall and ceiling mounting with horizontal air discharge only. other modes of mounting voids factory warranty.

1.Height above floor

A.in areas where ceiling height is more than 12 feet (3658 mm), recommended mounting height is approximately 10 feet (3048 mm) to underside of heater.

B.for ceiling heights of 12 feet (3658 mm) or less, maximum mounting height is determined by use of the mounting bracket offered for these heaters. Minimum spacing to ceiling is 9” (229 mm). (see figure 2.)

C.in either case the minimum mounting height is 7 feet (2134 mm) from floor to bottom of heater. (figure 2)

Electrical and local codes by a qualified person.

IMPORTANT NOTE - Installation Screw Lug Torque: During transportation it is possible screw lug connections can loosen. After installation, before power is turned on to the heater, check all screw lug connections for tightness to a recommended minimum torque of 35 in-lbs. (3.9 N-m). A tool is included for tightening lugs in hard to reach locations

ELECTriC sHoCK HAzArD. ANy iNsTALLATioN iNVoLViNg ELECTriC HEATErs MusT BE PErforMED By A quALifiED PErsoN AND MusT BE EffECTiVELy grouNDED iN ACCorDANCE WiTH THE NATioNAL ELECTriCAL CoDE To ELiMiNATE sHoCK HAzArD.

2.spacing to adjacent walls (see figure 2).

A.rear of case to back wall 6” (152mm) minimum.

B.side of case to side wall 8” (203 mm) minimum.

NOTE: if two or more units are operated in the same enclosed air space, their discharges should be directed to aid in development of mass air movement for uniform heat dispersal.

45° Minimum

Angle

Figure 3 - Louver Adjustment

1.Connect heater according to the voltage and frequency specified on the nameplate.

2.All units are provided with control and power terminal blocks for customer’s connection.

3.Protection against overheating is provided by an internal automatic thermal cutout (manual reset cutout optional) which opens the electric circuit if the normal air-flow is restricted or stopped. Cutout automatically energizes heater on removal of the obstruction. if optional manual reset is tripped, determine cause before re-energizing.

THE sysTEM DEsigNEr is rEsPoNsiBLE for THE sAfETy of THis EquiPMENT AND sHouLD iNsTALL ADEquATE BACK-uP CoNTroLs AND sAfETy DEViCEs WiTH THEir ELECTriC HEATiNg EquiPMENT. WHErE THE CoNsEquENCEs of fAiLurE CouLD rEsuLT iN PErsoNAL iNJury or ProPErTy DAMAgE, BACK-uP CoNTroLs ArE EssENTiAL.

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4.Heaters are equipped with fan delay control. This control continues fan operation for a short time after elements are deenergized to dissipate residual heat.

fAN BLADE roTATioN MusT BE CHECKED. if AirfLoW is NoT MoViNg ouT THrougH THE ouTLET griLLE, iNTErCHANgE ANy TWo of THE THrEE iNCoMiNg suPPLy PoWEr LEADs oN THrEE-PHAsE uNiTs oNLy.

Optional Equipment

•Built-in Thermostat (bulb and capillary type) for automatic temperature control. The thermostat controls the heating elements and fan simultaneously to achieve set temperature.

The Lo setting of the thermostat is approximately 40˚f and the Hi setting is approximately 90˚f.

•Mode Switch (heater on, heater off, fan only) to permit air flow with or without energizing the heating elements. The switch is accessible from outside the NEMA 4X enclosure.

•Pilot Light to indicate when heating elements are energized.

•Internal Fusing

•Manual Reset Limit

•ON/OFF Switch

•for wiring diagram containing options, see label on inside cover of terminal box.

OPERATING

INSTRUCTIONS

1.Heater must be properly installed before operation.

2.To check out the installation, turn the Mode switch to the off position. Turn power oN to the heater at the main disconnect panel and check to see that the heater is not operating. if it is operating, disconnect power and check wiring.

3.rotate built-in (or remote mounted) thermostat clockwise to the highest heat setting. With Heat-Cool switch in off position, heater should not operate.

4.Turn Heat-Cool selector switch to the fan only position. The fan should come on and operate with no heat.

5.Turn Heat-Cool selector switch to the Heat position. The fan and heater should come on producing heat.

6.The heater should be allowed to operate with the thermostat at max or high heat until room temperature reaches the desired level. The thermostat should then be rotated counterclockwise until the heater elements turn off (an audible click). This should set the thermostat to cycle the heater on and off to maintain the ambient temperature. fine adjustments may need to be made to obtain the desired room ambient. slight rotating of the thermostat in the clockwise direction will increase the room ambient while rotation in the counterclockwise direction will lower the room ambient. if remote thermostat is provided, follow the instructions provided with thermostat

NOTE: A built in fan delay will cause the fan to run after the elements turn off to dissipate residual heat.

NOTE: if a Disconnect switch option is provided, this switch will be accessible from the outside of the control box and will be marked oN and off accordingly. in the off position, the heater will not operate.

NOTE: if a Manual-reset Cutout option is provided, the rEsET button will be marked and accessible on the control panel. This safety control will operate only if the heater overheats.

Do NoT TAMPEr WiTH or ByPAss ANy sAfETy LiMiTs iNsiDE HEATEr.

MAINTENANCE

INSTRUCTIONS

it is important to keep this heater clean. your heater will give you years of service and comfort with only minimum care. To assure efficient operation follow the simple instructions below.

ALL sErViCiNg BEyoND siMPLE CLEANiNg THAT rEquirEs DisAssEMBLy sHouLD BE PErforMED By quALifiED sErViCE PErsoNNEL.

To rEDuCE risK of firE AND ELECTriC sHoCK or iNJury, DisCoNNECT ALL PoWEr CoMiNg To HEATEr AT MAiN sErViCE PANEL AND CHECK THAT THE ELEMENT is CooL BEforE sErViCiNg or PErforMiNg MAiNTENANCE.

User Cleaning Instructions:

1.Turn off power to heater and allow elements to cool.

2.Vacuum or hose off heater with water (at city pressure) before activating for next heating season to remove accumulated dust or lint which otherwise may smoke or incinerate on initial heat up.

3.return power to heater and check to make sure it is operating properly.

Maintenance Cleaning Instructions:

(To be performed only by Qualified Service Personnel)

At least annually, the heater should be cleaned and serviced by a qualified service person to assure safe and efficient operation. This should include as necessary, vacuuming dust and debris from the elements and fan, and check all screw lug connections for tightness to a recommended minimum torque of 35 in-lbs. (3.9 N-m) using the included tool(s) for hard to reach lugs if necessary. After completing the cleaning and servicing, the heater should be fully reassembled and checked for proper operation.

IMPORTANT NOTE: for heaters used in a hose down application, it is recommended that periodically after the heater has been hosed down (with power off at panel) the wiring enclosure cover be opened and the interior inspected for water penetration. if water is discovered, the heater must be repaired by a qualified electrician to assure the seals are properly installed.

During each cleaning, all seals should be inspected for damage as it is critical that they maintain a water tight seal. if damage is discovered (such as tears or cracking), they should be replaced or repaired with an appropriate silicone sealant.

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Replacement Parts

5

4

2

1

6

10

	13
12	11	14

8

9, 9A

7, 7A

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Elements (1)

Heater KW	120 V	208 V	240 V	277 V	480 V	600 V
2	1802-11012-001	1802-11012-002	1802-11012-003	-	-
3	1802-11012-001	1802-11012-002	1802-11012-003	1802-11012-004	1802-11012-004
5	-	1802-11012-005	1802-11012-006	1802-11012-007	1802-11012-008 1PH	1802-11012-027
					1802-11012-007 3 PH
7.5	-	1802-11012-011	1802-11012-012	1802-11012-009	1802-11012-008	1802-11012-027
10	-	1802-11012-010	1802-11012-011	1802-11012-012	1802-11012-013	1802-11012-028
12.5	-	1802-11013-001	1802-11013-002	-	1802-11013-003	1802-11013-021
15	-	1802-11013-004	1802-11013-005	-	1802-11013-006	1802-11012-027
20	-	-	1802-11013-007	-	1802-11013-008	1802-11012-010
25	-	1802-11013-001	1802-11013-002	-	1802-11013-003	1802-11012-011
30	-	1802-11013-004	1802-11013-005	-	1802-11013-006	1802-11013-022
39	-	-	-	-	1802-11013-009	1802-11013-023

Mechanical Parts and Cutout - KW Dependent

Heater KW	fan Blade (2)	Limit (3)	Mounting Bracket(4)	inlet grill (5)	outlet grill (6)
2kw, 3kw, 5kw, 7.5kw	1210-11007-003	4520-11013-000	1215-11081-000	2504-11018-000	2504-11019-001
10kw	1210-11007-002
12.5kw	1210-11008-000	4520-11013-001	1215-11081-001	2504-11020-000	2504-11021-001
15kw, 20kw, 25kw, 30kw, 39kw	1210-11008-001

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Electrical Parts

	Heater Line	Heater Control	Heater			fan Delay					Terminal Block
Heater KW	Voltage	Voltage	Phase	Contactor (7)	Contactor (7A)	relay(8)	Transformer (9)		Transformer (9A)		(Not shown)
2kw, 3kw,	120	24	1	5018-0006-000	N/A	5018-11005-000	5814-0003-006		N/A	5823-0004-002
5kw, 7.5kw,	208	24	1 or 3				5814-0003-000				(480V also req
10kw	240	24					5814-0003-000			2900-0030-000)
	277	24	1				5814-0003-001
	480	24	1 or 3				5814-0003-002
	600	24	3	5018-0006-000	5018-0005-004	5018-11005-000	5814-0003-000	490015027
2kw, 3kw,	120	120	1	5018-0006-001	N/A	5018-11005-001	N/A		N/A
5kw, 7.5kw,	208	120	1 or 3				5814-0003-003
10kw	240	120					5814-0003-003
	277	120	1				5814-0003-004
	480	120	1 or 3				5814-0003-005
	600	120	3	5018-0006-001	5018-0005-005	5018-11005-001	5814-0003-003	490015027
unfused	208	24	3	5018-0006-000	5018-11005-000		5814-0003-000
large units	240	24					5814-0003-000
12.5kw,15kw,	480	24					5814-0003-002
	600	24			5018-0005-004	5018-11005-000	5814-0003-000	490015027
	208	120	3	5018-0006-001	5018-11005-001		5814-0003-003
	240	120					5814-0003-003
	480	120					5814-0003-005
	600	120			5018-0005-005	5018-11005-001	5814-0003-003	490015027
fused	208	24	1	5018-0006-000	5018-11005-000		5814-0003-000			480034002
large units	240	24					5814-0003-000
	480	24					5814-0003-002
	208	120	1	5018-0006-001	5018-11005-001		5814-0003-003
	240	120					5814-0003-003
	480	120					5814-0003-005

Electrical Parts (Continued)

			Heater Line	Heater Control	Heater		Mode switch (11)		Pilot Light green (12)
Heater KW			Voltage	Voltage	Phase	Motor (10)	(Accy)		(Accy)
2kw, 3kw,		120		24	1	3900-11029-002	5216-11016-000		3510-11009-000
5kw, 7.5kw,			208	24	1 or 3	3900-11029-000
10kw			240	24
			277	24	1	3900-11029-001
		480		24	1 or 3	3900-11029-000
		600		24	3
2kw, 3kw,		120		120	1	3900-11029-002			3510-11009-001
5kw, 7.5kw,		208		120	1 or 3	3900-11029-000
10kw
			240	120
		277		120	1	3900-11029-001
		480		120	1 or 3	3900-11029-000
		600		120	3
unfused			208	24	3	3900-11031-000			3510-11009-000
large units			240	24
12.5kw,15kw			480	24
			600	24	3
			208	120	3	3900-11031-000			3510-11009-001
		240		120
			480	120
			600	120	3
fused		208		24	1	3900-11031-000	5216-11016-000		3510-11009-000
large units		240		24
		480		24
		208		120	1	3900-11031-000			3510-11009-001
		240		120
		480		120

6

Disconnect Switch (14)

size	Part
Amps	Number
40	4529-11009-031
60	4529-11009-032
100	4529-11009-033
125	4529-11009-034

Miscellaneous

Description	Part Number
Thermostat (13)	5813-11010-000
gasket (Not shown)	5206-11009-000

7

LIMITED WARRANTY

All products manufactured by Marley Engineered Products are warranted against defects in workmanship and materials for one year from date of installation. This warranty does not apply to damage from accident, misuse, or alteration; nor where the connected voltage is more than 5% above the nameplate voltage; nor to equipment improperly installed or wired or maintained in violation of the product’s installation instructions. All claims for warranty work must be accompanied by proof of the date of installation.

The customer shall be responsible for all costs incurred in the removal or reinstallation of products, including labor costs, and shipping costs incurred to return products to Marley Engineered Products service Center. Within the limitations of this warranty, inoperative units should be returned to the nearest Marley authorized service center or the Marley Engineered Products service Center, and we will repair or replace, at our option, at no charge to you with return freight paid by Marley. it is agreed that such repair or replacement is the exclusive remedy available from Marley Engineered Products.

THE ABoVE WArrANTiEs ArE iN LiEu of ALL oTHEr WArrANTiEs EXPrEssED or iMPLiED, AND ALL iMPLiED WArrANTiEs of MErCHANTABiLiTy AND fiTNEss for A PArTiCuLAr PurPosE WHiCH EXCEED THE AforEsAiD EXPrEssED WArrANTiEs ArE HErEBy DisCLAiMED AND EXCLuDED froM THis AgrEEMENT. MArLEy ENgiNEErED ProDuCTs sHALL NoT BE LiABLE for CoNsEquENTiAL DAMAgEs ArisiNg WiTH rEsPECT To THE ProDuCT, WHETHEr BAsED uPoN NEgLigENCE, TorT, sTriCT LiABiLiTy, or CoNTrACT.

some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages, so the above exclusion or limitation may not apply to you. This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may also have other rights which vary from state to state.

for the address of your nearest authorized service center, contact Marley Engineered Products in Bennettsville, sC, at 1-800-642-4328. Merchandise returned to the factory must be accompanied by a return authorization and service identification tag, both available from Marley Engineered Products. When requesting return authorization, include all catalog numbers shown on the products.

HOW TO OBTAIN WARRANTY SERVICE AND WARRANTY PARTS PLUS GENERAL INFORMATION

1. Warranty service or Parts	1-800-642-4328
2. Purchase replacement Parts	1-800-654-3545
3. general Product information	www.marleymep.com

Note: When obtaining service always have the following:

1.Model number of the product

2.Date of manufacture

3.Part number or description

470 Beauty Spot Rd. East

Bennettsville, SC 29512 USA

PPD 41616

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5200-11199-002