Greenheck 481481 Fusible Link Replacement for Volume Controller Operating instructions

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Operating instructions

Greenheck 481481 Fusible Link Replacement for Volume Controller is a replacement part for a volume controller. It is used to replace a fusible link that has separated, causing the damper blades to close. The fusible link is a safety device that protects the volume controller from damage in the event of a fire. The replacement link is easy to install and does not require the removal of the main bracket from the damper.

Greenheck 481481 Fusible Link Replacement for Volume Controller is a replacement part for a volume controller. It is used to replace a fusible link that has separated, causing the damper blades to close. The fusible link is a safety device that protects the volume controller from damage in the event of a fire. The replacement link is easy to install and does not require the removal of the main bracket from the damper.

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Document 481481
Installation Instruction Supplement
for Models CRD
Fusible Link Replacement for
Volume Controller
Instructions
When the fusible link separates the damper blades will close. Turning on the adjustment screw will no longer have an effect on the
blades. If the fusible link has separated, it will need to be replaced. Do not drill out the rivets that secure the main bracket to the
damper support bar. The fusible link can be replaced without removing the main bracket from the damper.
Replacing the Fusible LInk Assembly
1. The outer link housing (see Figure 2) has four formed tabs that
overlap the main bracket. These tabs keep the link assembly
centered in the bracket and provide a contact surface for the
wire lift arms. Turn the adjustment screw clockwise until the
U-shaped inner channel component of the link (see Figure 2) is
pulled back into the outer housing.
2. Remove both wire lift arms by squeezing it together until the
ends come out of their pivot holes. To do this, you will need to
lift the blade and rotate the arm to clear the outer link housing
tabs.
It is possible to remove the broken link with only one wire
removed but, it would be easier to do the next steps if both
wires are removed from the bracket.
3. Remove the E-clip that is on the bolt head. Do not discard.
4. Push the bolt out of the bracket. The bolt and the broken link
components can be removed from the bracket by rotating it
sideways and pulling it out of the bracket.
Volume Controller Assembly
Fusible link
inner channel
Fusible link
outer housing
Tabs
Figure 1
Figure 2
Volume Controller Assembly
Adjustment
screw
wire lift
arm
wire lift
arm
5. Rotate the damper blades by hand to check that there are no
interference issues that need to be addressed. The damper
blades should rotate smoothly.
6. Remove the screw from the broken fusible link and put it into
the new fusible link. Turn the screw all the way into the new
link.
7. Place the link and bolt assembly back into the main bracket
using the same method used to remove the old link. Once the
four formed tabs clear the bracket edges, the assembly can be
rotated and the bolt head can be placed back into the bracket
hole.
8. Install the E-clip onto the bolt head.
9. Lift the blade and install the wire lift arms back into their
appropriate holes. Once installed, the wires should set back
onto the formed tabs that overlap the main bracket.
10. Make the final adjustments to the damper blades by turning
the screw counterclockwise until the blades are at the desired
open position.
Copyright © 2016 Greenheck Fan Corporation
481481 CRD Fusible Link for Volume Controller
Rev. 1 February 2016
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Greenheck 481481 Fusible Link Replacement for Volume Controller Operating instructions

Type
Operating instructions

Greenheck 481481 Fusible Link Replacement for Volume Controller is a replacement part for a volume controller. It is used to replace a fusible link that has separated, causing the damper blades to close. The fusible link is a safety device that protects the volume controller from damage in the event of a fire. The replacement link is easy to install and does not require the removal of the main bracket from the damper.

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