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September 1, 2008  
3100-I ACT WOOD INSERT
 250-638D
Included in Kit:  (2) Fan mounts & fan assemblies; (1) 
Speed Control, Power Cord/wire assembly; (1 set) Fan 
Connector wires, must be high temperature wire;  and (1) 
Strain relief.
Tools Needed:  Large Phillips screwdriver, pliers
FAN (BLOWER) INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
Part No. 831-1101
Power Cord
Speed Control
Feed Fan Motor 
Wires Through Holes
Strain Relief Location, 
Holding Together Power 
Cord and Fan Motor 
Wires
Screens 
(Fan Covers)
Black & White Wires Attach 
to Fan Motor Terminals
Power cord can 
be attached to 
the right or left 
side.
1.  Remove Screens (fan covers).
.  Install fan mounts to outer wall with panel mounting 
screws.
3.  Feed fan and motor wires up through large hole in floor.
  
NOTE:  Power cord can be mounted on left or right side.
4.  Connect white and black wires to fan motor terminals 
and the green ground wire to ground terminal
5.  Feed fan motor wires through holes in bottom and 
across to the other fan motor.
6.  Install strain relief onto power cord.
7.  Using a pair of pliers, squeeze strain relief and push 
through hole.
8.  Plug in and test blower operation.
9.  Replace Screens.
10.Route power cord away from the unit.  
DO NOT route 
power under or in front of unit.  
NOTE:    When  the  speed  control  is  turned  clockwise, 
it will click on to high speed.  Continue to turn the 
speed control clockwise to decrease the speed.  At 
full  clockwise,  the  blower  should  blow  gently,  but 
should not stop.
1.  With  the  unit  plugged  in,  turn  the  Speed  Control 
Knob to slow.  (Full clockwise.)
.  Use a small screwdriver to adjust the fan speed by 
turning the adjustment mechanism through the hole 
on the side of the Speed Control. 
3.  Adjust the speed so the fan runs slowly but does not 
stop.  Turn clockwise to slow the fan and counter-
clockwise to increase the speed. 
FAN SPEED CONTROL ADJUSTMENT, IF 
NECESSARY*
*The fan Speed Control for this unit is adjusted at 
the factory, and normally does not require further 
adjustment.