Presto E-DRY Notice D'installation page 15

Heater Element Switch ON/ OFF
The dryer has been designed with a heater switch that can turn the heater ON & OFF. The heater switch
doesn't affect the drying time. In cold climate location, it may be more comfortable if the heat it is on when
drying hands. However, it will save a third of the energy used if the switch is off. This function can be
adjusted depending on the needs of the owner.
The factory setting for the heater will be on. See below for how to turn the heater ON/OFF.
4. Use Allen key (supplied) to unlock and withdraw filter access drawer. (fig. 1).
5. Turn the Switch to the right to turn the heater ON. Switch it to the left to turn the heater OFF. (fig. 2)
6. Insert the filter access drawer back into dryer and lock the security screw.
Conversion from power cord (as supplied) to in-wall power supply (by others).
Start with steps fig's 1-3. Remove blower housing upper see step fig. 4 under motor replacement.
Remove power cord from terminal block and strain relief using C-socket wrench provided. Connect power
supply (by others) in appropriate voltage for model selected at location per diagram in detail A (pg.2 this
manual) and step 5.b. (pg. 3 this manual). Feed power cord into cord-grip strain relief and follow step 6.a.
Connections A-C (pg. 3 this manual).
Insertion of 1.0mm² -1.5mm² stranded wires into terminal block receptacles will be easier and provide better
results if crimp-on wire tips are installed on wire ends prior to feeding cable through cord-grip. If solid wire
power cable is used, crimp on tips are not required.
Datum
STUB
In-wall
Power cable
(by others)
Wall
Power
Location
Housing
Crimp-on tip
STUB
In-wall
Power cable
(by others)
Cable prep
Wire (stranded)
C-Wrench to loosen/
tighten
L-Wrench or screwdriver
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