Bradley 2903-28 User manual

Service Manual for
2903-28 / 2904-28
How to Remove the Cover
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Cover Specification
Cast Iron – White Porcelain
• 2903-28, Sensor Activation
(replacement P/N: P15-420)
• 2904-28, Push Button Activation
(replacement P/N: P15-421)
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Reminder!
Disconnect power to the unit before
removing the cover
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Removing the Cover:
Step 1: Unscrew the two lock
screws with the security
wrench provided.
(Part # P15-419)
Step 2: Remove the cover taking
care to avoid damaging the cover
or internal components.
! Caution: For Automatic Dryers
Be sure to disconnect the sensor cord
connecting the cover to the base before removing!
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Service Manual for
2903-28 / 2904-28
How to Remove the Heating Element
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Heating Element Specification
• Undulated heating element
• Material: Winding in NICROM; Body in MICA
• Automatic resetting circuit breaker protects
against overheating.
Replacement Part Numbers: P15-424 for UL Models
P15-425 for CE Models
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Reminder!
Disconnect power to the unit before
removing the cover
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Removing the Heating Element:
Step 1: Unscrew the three
screws which connect the
two halves of the scroll.
Step 2: Separate both
parts of the scroll so that
you can work inside.
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A: Push-button version
Step 1: Disconnect the cable
from the electrical connection.
One cable of the heating element is
connected to the electrical connection,
and the other one to the timer.
Step 2: Disconnect the cable
from the timer.
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B: Automatic version
Step 1: Remove the circuit
board from the base plate.
Both cables of the heating element are
connected to the circuit board.
Step 2: Disconnect the
two white cables from
the terminal block.
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Both versions
To replace the heating element, take the new one and
follow the above steps in reverse.
Step 3: Remove the heating element.
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Service Manual for
2903-28 / 2904-28
How to Remove the Motor Fuse
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Motor Fuse Specification
The fuse will blow to protect the motor in case
of over-voltage or short-circuit.
The fuse is located on the motor support.
Replacement
Part Number:
P15-432 for UL
only.
CE models do
not require a
fuse.
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Reminder!
Disconnect power to the unit before
removing the cover
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Removing the Motor Fuse:
Step 1: Loosen the fuse
by turning the screw
counter clockwise.
Step 2: Remove the fuse
from it’s housing.
To replace the fuse, take the new one and follow the above steps in reverse.
! There is no need to remove the motor in order to change the fuse. (The photos show
no motor, but for demonstration purposes only).
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Service Manual for
2903-28 / 2904-28
How to Remove the Motor
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Motor Specification
High-Speed Brush Motor (5,500 rpm)
•Class B rating
•Self-lubricating bearings and long brush life
•Insulated by resilient mounting to eliminate
noise and vibrations
•Protected by a 2 amp fuse
Replacement Part Numbers: P15-422 for UL models
P15-423 for CE models
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Reminder!
Disconnect power to the unit before
removing the cover
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Removing the Motor:
Step 1: Unscrew the three
screws which connect the
two halves of the scroll.
Step 2: Separate both parts
of the scroll so that you can
work inside.
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Removing the Motor Continued:
Step 3: Carefully remove
the heating element.
Step 4: Unscrew the fan wheel by
inserting a number 4 Allen wrench
and removing it. You can reach
the screw through the hole in one
of the fan blades.
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