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3.
Pull enough wire into the heater and
connect to wire to the Power Block
located in the electrical area of
the heater, See Figure 7.
4.
Be sure to torque all terminal screws
and power block lugs tight, see
SPECIFICATIONS and NEC/
local codes, for required torque values,
failure to do so can overheat the
power blocks.
5.
Turn on power at the main circuit
breaker panel. Notice the YELLOW
Power Indicator Light on the Control
Panel will glow.
WARNING: It is advised that at the start of
each heater season, the power should be
turned off at the circuit breaker and the L1
& L2 Plug screws checked for tightness and
proper torque. The heater should be
cleaned and checked for mechanical and
electrical integrity. See SPECIFICATIONS and
NEC local codes.
Figure 7
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