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Air intake chamber fan removal / replacement – A.O. Smith 12 40GPC T 100 User Manual

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AIR INTAKE CHAMBER FAN REMOVAL / REPLACEMENT

Important: Use only factory authorized replacement

parts. If you lack the necessary skills to properly

perform the installation, you should not proceed, but

get help from a qualified service technician.
Tools required: Phillips Head Screwdriver.

Removing the Fan from the Air Intake Chamber:
1. Set the gas control valve/thermostat to its lowest

setting by pressing the “COOLER” and “HOTTER”

buttons together at the same time holding for 1

second. Then press the “COOLER” button to the

lowest setting (Figure 68).

2. Turn gas control switch to the “OFF” position

(located right side of the gas control valve/

thermostat) and turn off the gas supply to the unit

(Figure 69).

3. Disconnect the electric connection by unplugging

the transformer from the wall outlet (Figure 69).

4. Using a phillips head screwdriver, remove the two

(2) screws at the air intake chamber screen (Note:

save screws for reinstallation later) (Figure 70).

5. Remove the air intake chamber screen by lifting

upward (Figure 70).

6. Take note of the wire position routing around

the fan inside of the air intake chamber as this

wire positioning will need to be duplicated upon

installation of the new fan inside the intake

chamber box.

7. Remove the 2 screws securing the old fan

inside the chamber (Note: save these screws for

reinstallation later) (Figure 70).

8. Lift the old fan up and outward to remove from the

air intake chamber (Figure 70).

9. Locate the male to female electrical connection

with close pin lock on wiring harness (the white

connection approximately 12” from fan).

10. To separate the electrical connection of the fan

and wiring harness: press down on the back

portion of the close pin lock of the electrical

connection while pulling the connection in the

opposite directions.

Figure 70.

SCREEN

FAN

AIR INTAKE
CHAMBER BOX

g

COOLER

HOTTER

Electronic Control Display

Figure 68.

ON/OFF

SWITCH

ON

OFF

Figure 69.

UNPLUGGED

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