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14. Connect P1, P2, and P3 connectors to the appro-

priate terminals on circuit board.

15. Snap cover into place carefully so as to avoid pinch-

ing any wiring. Secure cover to backplate with #4 x

1/2" self-tapping screw provided.

16. Place new wiring diagram decal over the old one.

17. Installation of this Universal Power Module Kit is

now complete

B. 3308742.000 3-Way AES/AMES Refrigera-

tor Universal Power Module Kit

1. Disconnect all wires and harnesses from circuit

board.

2. Remove old circuit board.

3. Disconnect P3 harness from gas valve solenoid,

ignitor, and ground terminal.

4. Replace P3 harness with new version. Connect

white wire to one side of the gas valve solenoid,

and the yellow wire to the other side. The second-

ary yellow wire spliced to the solenoid wire con-

nects to the (+) of the ignitor.

5. Unscrew chassis ground screw from backplate and

attach black ground wire; reinsert ground screw

and firmly retighten.

6. Install relay by utilizing the screw hole (and screw)

used previously on the older style circuit board to

attach the cover to the backplate. Mount relay with

the connection terminals pointing to the right, and

mounting hole to the left.

7. Connect the two Blue wires from the P3 harness

to terminals 85 and 86 on the relay. See FIG. 1.

8. Using the tab connector end of the single Red wire

connect it to terminal 30 or the relay. The opposite

end will tap into the J1 battery input wire using the

SCOTCHLOC 562 as shown in Fig. 2. Follow in-

structions in step 9 to make this connection.

9

.

Red wire line tap connection.

a. Disconnect  battery  input  wire  from  terminal

block.

b. Place J1 connector tab input wire into outer run

channel of SCOTCHLOK. See FIG. 2.

c. Insert red  tap wire from terminal 30 of relay

completely up to inner stop channel.

d. Clamp pliers onto top of u-contact and bottom

of case; make connection by driving the u-con-

tact down flush with top of the plastic insulator.

e. Close hinged top cover until latched.

f. Reconnect battery wire to terminal block.

10. Connect the 12V (+) lead from the DC heater to

terminal 87 of the relay.

11. Connect the 12V (–) lead from the DC heater to

the ground terminal strip.

12. Connect the red (+) 12VDC wire to J1 terminal.

13. Connect the Light/Heating Cable blue wire(s) to

either J2 or J3 terminals on the board. In older re-

frigerators these two wires are spliced together to

one tab. In the future they will be two separate

wires.

14. Connect the longer of the two black Thermocouple

wires to J4 terminal on the board.

15. Connect positive (+) black 120 VAC Line to J5 ter-

minal.

16. Connect the neutral (–) white 120 VAC wire to J6

terminal.

17. Connect the AC Heater element wires to J7 and

J8 terminals.

18. Connect remaining black Thermocouple wire to J10

terminal. This lead from the Thermocouple is nor-

mally the shortest of the two.

19. Connect new black ground wire from backplate to

J9 terminal.

20. Connect P1, P2, and P3 connectors to the appro-

priate terminals on the circuit board.

21. Snap cover into place carefully so as to avoid pinch-

ing any wiring. Secure cover to backplate with #4 x

1/2" self-tapping screw provided.

22. Place new wiring diagram decal over the old one.

23. Installation of this Universal Power Module Kit is

now complete.

Important:

 When this Universal Power Module Kit is con-

nected to an AES display, the DC threshold level detection

is no longer available; board will continue to operate in DC

mode, even though voltage level is lower than normal. The

12VDC mode should only be used while traveling down

the road so the battery is constantly being charged other-

wise the battery could be drained if unattended for a long

period of time. If 120VAC is not available, use Gas mode.

The RV owner must be notified of these changes.

Outer Run

Channel

U-Contact

J1 Connector Wire

To Board

Stop Channel

Red Wire From DC

Relay Terminal 30

SCOTCHLOK 562

J1 Connector Wire

To Board

Red Wire From DC

Relay Terminal 30

SCOTCHLOK

562

85

(+) 12 VDC

Heater

Element

Wire

P3 Harness

Blue Wire

P3 Harness

Blue Wire

Red Battery

Wire

86

30

87

FIG. 1

FIG. 2

Summary of Contents for 3308741.002

Page 1: ...iversal Power Module Kit Installation Instructions 3308741 002 2 Way Kit Includes 3308742 000 3 Way Kit Includes 1 3850415013 Power Module Assembly 1 3850415013 Power Module Assembly 1 3308727 001 Wiring Diagram 1 3308727 001 Wiring Diagram 1 3308770 001 Wire Black 1 3308769 003 Wire Connector 1 3308772 007 Wire Harness 2 way 1 3308770 001 Wire Black 1 3308774 003 Screw 4 x 1 2 1 3308771 009 Wire ...

Page 2: ...a new Eyebrow Dis play the universal board self recognizes which display type it is connected to therefore the eyebrow does not have to be replaced The installer must strictly adhere to the instal lation procedure below paying specific attention to tabs J1 to J4 if not wired correctly damage to the board will result REPLACEMENT INSTRUCTIONS A 3308741 002Americana and 2 WayAMES AES Refrigerators Un...

Page 3: ...r e Close hinged top cover until latched f Reconnect battery wire to terminal block 10 Connect the 12V lead from the DC heater to terminal 87 of the relay 11 Connect the 12V lead from the DC heater to the ground terminal strip 12 Connect the red 12VDC wire to J1 terminal 13 Connect the Light Heating Cable blue wire s to either J2 or J3 terminals on the board In older re frigerators these two wires...

Page 4: ...TRODE RETAINER FOR BURNER H I TERMINAL BLOCK GROUND TERMINAL STRIP J K ABSORPTION UNIT HEATER 120V AC L M HEATER 12V DC LIGHT N O SWITCH FUSE 3A P Q FUSE 5A DC HEATER RELAY R S HEATING CABLE SWITCH T U TERMINAL BLOCK 1 WHITE BLACK 2 3 GREEN GREEN YELLOW 4 5 GREY BROWN 6 7 BLUE YELLOW 8 BLUE BLUE WHITE 12V DC 120V AC M L 2 9 2 2 D 7 1 K U 9 2 J 7 E R 5 F G 8 A N O I H P3 YELLOW P Q S P2 P1 GND 2 9 ...

Page 5: ...t appliances and components found on RVs was something that I always had a desire to create I hope this resource makes your RV repairs easier as it has mine but please be careful and follow proper safety practices when attempting to repair your own RV If in doubt please consult with a professional RV technician All service manuals provided on www myrvworks com are believed to be released for distr...

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