Kit consists of:

1ea. Silicone Rubber Heater with built in fixed thermostat
1ea. Mounting bracket with mounting screws.
1ea. Control Power ON/OFF Switch
1ea. Fuse Holder with 2 ½ AMP fuse (120V); 1 ½ AMP fuse (240V)
1ea.Wire attachment hardware.
1ea. Protective Sleeve

Required Materials:

A small amount of laundry detergent and water.
Isopropyl Alcohol
Clean Wipes

The heater is designed to heat the oil in the tank to a control set point to vary the flow and viscosity of the oil being applied to each lane.

Position Heater on the tank
Attach bracket with 8-32 Screws

1. Check the parts to ensure completeness
2. Unplug the machine
3. Position the machine to expose the oil tank.
4. Clean the oil tank. Use a mild solution of laundry detergent to clean the oil tank and remove any surface contamination. Be sure to rinse the detergent off with clean moist wipes, allow to air dry.  Using a clean lint free wipe and the isopropyl alcohol, clean the surface of the oil tank and allow to air dry.
5. Noting the direction of the wires on the heater, position the heater as shown in drawing. (Figure 2A).  Remove the adhesive backing carefully and attach the heater to the oil tank, centering the heater with the tank.
6. Slide the protective sleeve over the heater wires positioning it close to the heater, then pass the wires through to the electrical compartment. Be sure to keep the wires away from all moving belts or parts.
7. Locate position to mount the power module bracket. Attach loosely.
8. Locate the main power line in from socket. The L1 (Red wire).
9. Run the heater power line along the wire bundle to the power module, one wire from the heater attaches to the male stab pin at the rear of the lighted power on/off switch.  The remaining heater wire is attached to the short white wire, along with the length of supplied white extension wire (Neutral).
10. Route the heater wires neatly to the power on/off module. Leaving a short service loop, trim wires to fit if necessary.  Strip the end of the first heater wire and terminate with an insulated female crimp push terminal (supplied).
11. Push the terminal firmly onto the male tab at the rear of the power on/off rocker switch.
12. Locate the Line Power Inlet, there should be a red wire (L1), a white wire (N) and a green wire (ground) The red fused wire from the control assembly should be attached/spliced to the incoming L1 wire prior to the circuit breaker, this may be accomplished by utilizing the supplied wiring connectors or by attaching directly to the terminal block TB-1 located above the power receptacle.
13. Check all connections to ensure to ensure proper contact.
14. Attach the controller-mounting bracket to the frame securely.
15. Check to ensure that wires are clear of all moving parts prior to securing the wires to the wiring bundle.
16. Plug in the machine.
17. Power Up the unit, energize the heater with the on/off switch.
18. Confirm that the heater is energized; the power on/off switch should be lighted, indicating that the heater is energized. The heater temperature is self-regulating and should provide a constant oil tank temperature.  For best results do not overfill tank. Check oil level before each cleaning cycle.
19. After all tests are complete and the wiring is firmly attached, power off the unit.
20. Close all compartments and the machine should be ready for use.