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A new Converter Box is needed to replace the converter on a stove. You will need a 5 / 16" wrench and a 3 / 8" socket. Remove the four bolts that hold the Exhaust Fan onto the Exhaust Manifold. Remove as much of the old silicone as possible. Put a 1 / 4" bead of 600deg silicone just inside the front of the Converter Box.
A new Converter Box is needed to replace the converter on a stove. You will need a 5 / 16" wrench and a 3 / 8" socket. Remove the four bolts that hold the Exhaust Fan onto the Exhaust Manifold. Remove as much of the old silicone as possible. Put a 1 / 4" bead of 600deg silicone just inside the front of the Converter Box.
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A new Converter Box is needed to replace the converter on a stove. You will need a 5 / 16" wrench and a 3 / 8" socket. Remove the four bolts that hold the Exhaust Fan onto the Exhaust Manifold. Remove as much of the old silicone as possible. Put a 1 / 4" bead of 600deg silicone just inside the front of the Converter Box.
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Side cutter 5/16" wrench Ratchet and 3/8" socket Utility Knife
• Unplug the Stove.
• Remove the right side panel. • Remove the left side panel. • Unplug the Exhaust Fan from J13 on the Mother Board (Figure 2). • Unplug the Exhaust Fan Tachometer from J10 on the Mother Board (Figure 2). • Cut all cable ties holding Exhaust Fan wires. • Loosen the upper intake hose clamp on the Converter Box and remove the hose (Figure 2-A). • Remove the four 5/16" bolts that hold the Exhaust Fan onto the Exhaust Manifold (Figure 2-B). • Remove the four bolts that hold the Converter Box to the stove frame. You will need a 5/16" wrench and a 3/8" socket. (Figure 1-C) • Loosen the hose clamp and remove the top hose on the far side of the Converter Box (Figure 1-E). • Remove the gasket between the Exhaust Manifold and Exhaust Fan (Fig 1-G). • Move the back of the assembly out a few inches and remove the last intake hose on the far side of the Converter Box. • Remove the whole assembly. • Remove the four 5/16" screws that join the Converter Box and the black Exhaust Fan (Figure 1-D). • Separate the Converter Box from the Exhaust Fan assembly.
P/N 4001856 Rev A 10/2007 Kit_4001848
• Remove as much of the old silicone as possible. • Put a 1/4" bead of 600° silicone just inside the front of the Converter Box where it mates to the Exhaust Fan housing (Figure 3). • Slide the Exhaust Fan housing and the Converter Box together. • Install the four screws that hold them together (Figure 1-D). • Add more silicone to the joint (smoothing it with a wet finger) to ensure a good seal. • Route wires over near the mother board. • Put the assembly back into stove. • Connect the lower intake hose and tighten the hose clamp (Figure 1-E). • Connect the upper intake hose and tighten the hose clamp (Figure 1-E). • Install a new Exhaust Manifold gasket (included in the kit) (Figure 1-G). • Install the four bolts between the Exhaust Manifold and the Exhaust Fan housing (Figure 1-B). • Tighten all four bolts • Install the four screws that hold the Converter Box to the stove frame (Fig 1-C). • Tighten the bolts on the back of the Converter Box. • Attach the upper intake hose and tighten the hose clamp (Figure 1-A). • Plug the Exhaust Fan into J13 and Exhaust Fan tachometer into J10 on the mother board (Figure 2). • Secure wires with the supplied cable ties. • Allow 24 hours for the silicone to set. • Plug the stove in and test for proper operation. • Replace left and right side panels.