FOR CRAWL SPACE VENTILATORS SEE INSTRUCTIONS BELOW
Disconnect power or unplug 115 VAC power cord before servicing the crawl space ventilator.
1. Remove Crawl Space Ventilator from wall. Important: Note setting of dehumidistat (if equipped) so it can be reset when finished.
Remove BLACK and WHITE motor leads from defective cooling fan.
2. Use caution and drill out (4) rivets from exterior and interior guard of defective fan with a 5/32” drill bit, (See Diagram D).
3. IMPORTANT: Make sure air flow arrow is directed to the exterior side of mounting plate so air flows from the crawl space to
outdoors. Insert (4) 8-32 x 1/2” studs through fan flange, mounting plate and exterior fan guard. Tighten (4) keps nuts to secure fan
guard and fan to mounting plate. Insert (4) 8-32 x 1/2” studs through fan flange and tighten (4) keps nuts to secure interior fan guard on fan.
4. Replace BLACK and WHITE motor leads and reinstall Crawl Space Ventilator in opening.
5. Reestablish 115 VAC power and cycle Crawl Space Ventilator “on” to verify proper operation. Reset dehumidistat (if equipped).
NOTE: If outside temperature is below 50
o
F, T-stat may not allow Ventilator to turn on.
FOR AUTO-DRAFT® INDUCERS WITH 115 VAC COOLING FANS SEE INSTRUCTIONS BELOW
Remove any appliance calls for heat and disconnect power to Auto-Draft® Inducer and appliances before servicing.
1. Remove (2) screws from each Auto-Draft exterior housing side (12 total), (See Diagram E).
2. Remove Cooling Fan motor leads and (2) Screws from Auto-Draft motor cowling side
(12 total), (See Diagram F).
4. Remove (2) nuts securing defective Cooling Fan to motor cowling, (See Diagram G).
IMPORTANT: Verify defective Cooling Fan motor you are replacing is 115 VAC.
5. IMPORTANT: Make sure air flow arrow is directed to blow air down into motor cowling,
(See Diagram F). Reinstall new 115 VAC Cooling Fan using (2) 8-32 x 1/2” studs and
tighten (2) nuts, (See Diagram G).
6. Follow Steps 2 & 1 in reverse order for reassembly. Reestablish power to Inducer and
appliances. Run Inducer through a couple of heating cycles to verify proper operation.
DIAGRAM E
DIAGRAM F
DIAGRAM G
DIAGRAM D
EXTERIOR VIEW
INTERIOR VIEW
Remove (2)
screws from
each Auto-Draft
housing side
Remove (2) nuts
which secure
Cooling Fan to
motor cowling
Remove
Cooling Fan
motor leads
Remove (2)
screws from
each Auto-Draft
motor cowling
side
Model V1 Shown
Drill out (4) rivets on
interior and exterior fan
housing with 5/32” drill
bit.
Important:
Cooling Fan
air flow direction