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LIMITED WARRANTY
This product is warranted to be free from defects in material and/or
workmanship for a period of one (1) year from date of original
installation, not to exceed 18 months from date of shipment from
our factory. Any part or component which proves to be faulty in
material and/or workmanship within the warranty period will be
replaced or repaired (at the option of Prince Castle LLC) without
cost to the customer for parts or labor.
This warranty is subject to the following exceptions/conditions:
Use of any non-genuine Prince Castle parts voids this
warranty and all work must be performed by an authorized
Prince Castle Service Agent.
All labor shall be performed during regular work hours.
Overtime premium will not be covered.
Travel charges are limited to 100 miles (200 kilometers) round
trip, 2 hours travel time, one trip perrepair.
Damage caused by carelessness, neglect, and/or abuse (e.g.,
using wrong current, dropping, tampering with or altering
electrical components, or improper cleaning) is not covered.
Equipment damaged in shipment, by fire, flood or an act of
God is not covered.
Damage to non-stick coated surfaces is not covered by
this warranty.
355 East Kehoe Blvd. • Carol Stream, IL 60188 USA
Telephone: [phone] • Toll Free: 1-800-PCASTLE
Fax: [phone] • www.princecastle.com
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Safety Information ...................................................................... 2
Safety Features.......................................................................... 2
Electrical Specifications ............................................................. 2
Installation .................................................................................. 2
Operation ................................................................................... 4
Setting Adjustments ................................................................... 5
Manager Advanced Programming ............................................. 7
Cool Down.................................................................................. 9
Daily Planned Maintenance ....................................................... 9
Troubleshooting ....................................................................... 11
Uninstalling and Installing the Silicone Belt.............................. 12
Accessories.............................................................................. 13
Service Kits .............................................................................. 14
Exploded Views........................................................................ 17
Wiring Diagram ........................................................................ 18
Revision Log ............................................................................ 19
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Original Instructions
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CTD & CTDE
Vertical Contact Toasters
The CTD Series Vertical Contact
Toaster
This appliance is designed for toasting
bread products in a commercial kitchen.
Customer-adjustable features include:
Bun Compression Adjustment
Set Point Temperature
Time (Speed of Conveyor)
The Conveyor Belt options may be wire,
metal (Stainless Steel) or silicone.
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Safety Information
WARNING
Indicates information important to the proper operation of
the unit. Failure to observe may result in damage to the
equipment and/or severe bodily injury or death.
CAUTION
Indicates information important to the operation of the unit.
Failure to observe may result in damage to the equipment.
IMPORTANT: Prince Castle reserves the right to change
specifications and product design without notice. Such
revisions do not entitle the buyer to corresponding
changes, improvements, additions or replacements for
previously purchased equipment.
Safety Features
The CTD & CTDE Vertical Contact Toasters include the
following safety features:
If a unit becomes too hot, it shuts down.
If one of the conveyor doors is open
during operation, both conveyors turn
off and an alert screen appears.
Electrical Specifications
Model Number Description Volts Hz Watts Amps
CTD-W Toaster [Wire Belt] 208-240 50/60 1500-2000 8.33
CTD-M Toaster [Metal Belt] 208-240 50/60 1500-2000 8.33
CTD-WS Toaster [Silicone Belt] 208-240 50/60 1500-2000 8.33
CTD-W-CE Toaster [Wire Belt] 220-240 50/60 1650-2000 8.33
CTD-M-CE Toaster [Metal Belt] 220-240 50/60 1650-2000 8.33
CTD-WS-CE Toaster [Silicone Belt] 220-240 50/60 1640-2000 8.33
CTDE-W Toaster [Wire Belt] 208-240 50/60 2255-3000 12.5
CTDE-M Toaster [Metal Belt] 208-240 50/60 2255-3000 12.5
CTDE-WS Toaster [Silicone Belt] 208-240 50/60 2255-3000 12.5
CTDE-W-CE Toaster [Wire Belt] 220-240 50/60 3000 13
CTDE-M-CE Toaster [Metal Belt] 220-240 50/60 3000 13
CTDE-WS-CE Toaster [Silicone Belt] 220-240 50/60 3000 13
XXX-XX-AX Auxiliary Heater* 208-240 50/60 200-250 1.04
* To add an Auxiliary Heater, insert (AX) after belt type [i.e., CTD-WAX].
Installation
WARNING
The appliance is not intended for use by persons (including
children) with reduced physical, sensory or mental
capabilities, or lack of experience and knowledge, unless
they have been given supervision or instruction
concerning use of the appliance by a person responsible
for their safety. Children shall not be allowed to use or play
with this appliance.
1
Unpack and inspect. Remove the unit from the carton
and inspect for signs of damage. If there is damage to
the unit:
Notify the carrier within 24 hours of delivery.
Save carton and packaging materials for inspection
purposes.
Contact your local dealer, or if purchased directly, the
Prince Castle Sales Department at 1-800-722-7853
or 630-462-8800 to arrange for a replacement unit.
2
Verify parts. Verify that all parts have been received:
CTD or CTDE Contact Toaster.
Release Sheet Kit.
Bun Infeed.
3
Place toaster on flat surface. Remove blue and/or
white protective covering.
CAUTION
Two person lift, unit weight:
CTD, >56 lbs (25 kg)
CTDE, >75 lbs (34 kg)
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Installation (continued)
CAUTION
Equipment must be elevated from the floor at all times
during cleaning and operation.
4
Remove bun infeed by lifting
from toaster. Remove any
packing material.
5
Open the conveyor doors.
For each door, lift slightly
from the bottom to unlatch
and guide down to the
surface. Remove any
packing material.
6
Clean the bun infeed,
conveyors and inside of
the doors. Put on neoprene
gloves. Dampen a clean
cloth with lukewarm soap
and water. Wipe the
conveyor, rotating it as you
clean to reach its entire
surface. Wipe the infeed
and inside of the doors.
Wipe down each part again
with a fresh, clean,
sanitized cloth.
7
Close the conveyor doors.
8
Clean the outside of the
toaster. Using a clean cloth
with lukewarm soap and
water, wipe the outside of the
entire toaster. Wipe again
with a fresh, clean, sanitized
cloth.
9
Install release sheet. Hang
the folded Teflon release
sheet, straddling the platen.
10
Reinstall the bun infeed.
11
Plug unit in. Plug unit
into a grounded
receptacle with a
matching plug
configuration.
WARNING
All electrical connections must be in accordance
with local electrical codes and any other applicable
codes.
This appliance can be used by children aged from 8
years and above and persons with reduced
physical, sensory or mental capabilities or lack of
experience and knowledge if they have been given
supervision or instruction concerning use of the
appliance in a safe way and understand the hazards
involved. Children shall not play with the appliance.
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Operation
1
Turn unit on. Turn the On/Off
switch, located on the lower right
side, toward the back, to the On
position.
The Prince Castle logo and version information will
appear in the display.
2
Wait through warm-up. On the
Warm-Up screen, you can view
the current recipe setting (none or
1 – 4), the set point temperature,
and the current platen
temperature as the unit warms.
The thermometer icon will be
flashing.
You can pause warm-up by
pressing the thermometer icon if
you want to change the set point.
The Run/Home screen will
appear. To change the set point:
A. Press the thermometer icon
on the bottom of the
Run/Home screen. The Edit
Run Parameters screen will
appear.
B. Press the Plus (+) symbol to
increase the set point or the
Minus (-) symbol to
decrease the set point.
C. Press the check mark to accept the setting. The
Warm-Up screen reappears and warm-up
continues.
NOTE: If you don’t want to accept the change, you can
wait a minute and the Warm-Up screen reappears and
warm-up continues.
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WARNING
BURN/ELECTRICAL SHOCK HAZARD! Platen area
is HOT and can cause severe burns or severe
shock. Keep hands and objects out of the toaster
unit! Failure to exercise caution may result in
serious injury! Follow the Cool Down procedure
before touching or working on internal apparatus.
When the current platen
temperature reaches the set point
temperature, the Run/Home
screen appears.
4
Make any desired adjustments. Use the instructions in
Setting Adjustments to make changes to crush
adjustments, the Recipe that is running, the
Temperature set point, the Time/Speed set point and
the percentage of auxiliary heat (if you have that
option).
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Begin continuous
feeding. Feed product
into top of toaster,
sending the crowns down
the left and the heels
down the right. The sides
to be toasted should face
the platen, which is in the
middle. Toasted product
will exit at the base of the
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Setting Adjustments
1
Change Bun Compression adjustment. Because the
platen has separate segments for the “Crown” (left) side
and “Heel” (right) side, they are adjusted separately,
each with its own compression control. For example, if
the heels are slipping through without making good
contact with the platen and look like they need more
toasting, the right compression adjustment switch may
need to be moved to a different letter. Or, if the crowns
seem unusually thick and are being compressed too
much or over-toasted, the left compression adjustment
switch may need to be moved to a different number.
A. Turn the left-side compression adjustment closer
to “1” to allow for thicker crowns or closer to “10”
for thinner crowns.
B. Turn the right-side compression adjustment closer
to “A” to allow for thicker heels or closer to “I” for
thinner heels.
2
Change the Recipe that is
running. The unit has four recipes
to choose from. From the
Run/Home screen, you can
change the Recipe that is
currently running.
A. Press the Recipes icon on
the Run/Home screen. The
Recipes screen will appear.
B. Press the Left arrow or Right
arrow to change the recipe.
C. Press the check mark to
accept the change.
NOTE: If you don’t want to accept the change, you can
press the Return arrow.
3
Change the Temperature set
point. From the Run/Home
screen, you can change the
Temperature set point.
A. Press the thermometer icon
on the bottom of the
Run/Home screen. The Edit
Run Parameters screen will
appear with the current set
point.
B. Press the Plus (+) symbol to
increase the set point or the
Minus (-) symbol to
decrease the set point.
C. Press the check mark to accept the setting.
NOTE: If you don’t want to accept the change, you can
press the Return arrow.
4
Change the Time/Speed set
point. From the Run/Home
screen, you can change the
Time/Speed set point.
Range: 6-40 seconds
Default: 17 seconds
A. Press the center icon on the
bottom of the Run/Home
screen. The Edit Run
Parameters screen will
appear with the correct set
point.
B. Press the Plus (+) symbol to
increase the set point or the
Minus (-) symbol to
decrease the set point.
C. Press the check mark to accept the setting.
NOTE: If you don’t want to accept the change, you can
press the Return arrow.
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Setting Adjustments (continued)
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Optional AUX Heater Models:
Increase/Decrease the
percentage of auxiliary heat.
From the Run/Home screen, you
can change the percentage of
auxiliary heat if your toaster has
this option.
A. Press the heat icon on the
bottom of the Run/Home
screen. The Edit Run
Parameters screen will
appear. The percentage of
auxiliary heat is represented
by a number from 0 to 10,
where 0 is off and 10 is
100%.
B. Press the Plus (+) symbol to increase the setting
or the Minus (-) symbol to decrease the setting.
C. Press the check mark to accept the setting.
NOTE: If you don’t want to accept the change, you can
press the Return arrow.
6
Save the current settings as the current recipe. If
you have made adjustments to the current settings and
you want to save the settings to the current recipe, you
can do this on the Recipe screen.
A. Press the Recipes icon on the
Run/Home screen. The
Recipes screen will appear.
B. Press the Save icon on the
center bottom of the screen.
(This icon will only appear if
you have changed a setting.)
NOTE: If you don’t want to change
the recipe, you can press the
Return arrow.
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Manager Advanced Programming
1
Adjust screen brightness
setting. From the Run/Home
screen, you can change the
screen brightness if you have a
PIN.
A. Press the Settings icon on
Run/Home screen. The
Access Settings/Service
screen will appear.
B. Type your 4-digit PIN and
press the check mark. The
Settings screen will appear.
C. Press the Screen Brightness
icon. The Screen Brightness
screen will appear. The
screen brightness is
represented by a setting
from 1 to 10, where 10 is the
brightest and 1 is the
dimmest.
D. Press the Plus (+) symbol to increase the setting
or the Minus (-) symbol to decrease the setting.
E. Press the check mark to accept the setting.
NOTE: If you don’t want to accept the change, you can
press the Return arrow.
2
Access statistics. From the
Run/Home screen, you can
access statistics if you have a
PIN.
A. Press the Service icon on
Run/Home screen. The
Access Settings/Service
screen will appear.
B. Type your 4-digit PIN and
press the check mark. The
Service screen will appear.
C. Press the Statistics icon.
The Statistics screen will
appear. The statistics
screen shows relevant
statistics with a timestamp.
D. Press the Return arrow to
return to the Run/Home
screen.
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Manager Advanced Programming (continued)
3
Change the temperature units
(°F/°C). From the Run/Home
screen, you can change the
temperature units if you have a
Service PIN code.
NOTE: You will need to obtain the
Service PIN code from your
service representative to access
this feature.
A. Press the Settings icon on
Run/Home screen. The
Access Settings/Service
screen will appear.
B. Type the Service PIN code
and press the check mark.
The Settings screen will
appear.
C. Press the Temperature
Units icon. The Temperature
Units screen will appear with
the current setting selected.
D. Press the other setting.
E. Press the check mark to accept the setting.
NOTE: If you don’t want to accept the change, you can
press the Return arrow.
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Cool Down
WARNING
BURN/ELECTRICAL SHOCK HAZARD! Platen area is HOT
and can cause severe burns or severe shock. Keep hands
and objects out of the toaster unit! Failure to exercise
caution may result in serious injury! Follow this procedure
before touching or working on internal apparatus.
1
Press the Clean icon on the
Run/Home screen.
The Clean screen will appear. On
the Clean screen, you can view the
current platen temperature, the
thermometer icon, and the cool-
down temperature set point.
2
Wait while the toaster cools
down. The thermometer icon will be
flashing until the current platen
temperature reaches the cleaning
set point temperature. The Cleaning
icon will then appear, indicating it is
okay to clean or work on the
toaster.
Daily Planned Maintenance
WARNING
BURN/ELECTRICAL SHOCK HAZARD! Platen area is HOT
and can cause severe burns or severe shock. Keep hands
and objects out of the toaster unit! Failure to exercise
caution may result in serious injury! Turn the unit off,
unplug it and follow the Cool Down procedure before
touching or working on internal apparatus.
WARNING
If the supply cord is damaged, it must be replaced by the
manufacturer, its service agent, or similarly qualified
person to avoid a hazard.
CAUTION
Do not immerse toaster in water. Do not clean with a water
hose or jet spray. Do not use abrasive cleaners, pads or
tools on the platen or the release sheet. Failure to exercise
caution will result in damage to the unit and will not be
covered by warranty. Cleaning and user maintenance shall
not be made by children without supervision.
1
Gather cleaning materials. You will need clean cloths,
neoprene gloves, Foodservice Safe Multipurpose
Detergent Solution, sanitizer solution, and lukewarm
soap and water.
2
Follow the Cool Down procedure before cleaning.
3
Turn the toaster off and
unplug. Turn the On/Off switch
located on the lower right side,
toward the back, to the Off
position.
The plug removed from the outlet
shall remain clearly visible to the
operator during the maintenance
procedure.
4
Remove bun infeed and
release sheet. Lay the release
sheet on a flat surface.
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Daily Planned Maintenance (continued)
5
Open the conveyor doors.
For each door, lift slightly
from the bottom to unlatch
and guide down to the
surface.
6
Clean the release sheet. Put on neoprene gloves.
Dampen a clean cloth with lukewarm soap and water.
Wipe down both sides of the release sheet, making sure
all built-up sugar is removed. Wipe down both sides with
a clean cloth, dampened with water, to rinse. Allow to
air dry.
NOTE: Rotate sheets daily for longer life. Depending on
volume of product toasted, sheets should be replaced
every 4 to 6 weeks.
7
Reinstall the release sheet.
8
Clean the conveyors, inside of the doors, and bun
infeed. Wipe the conveyor with a clean cloth dampened
with Multipurpose Detergent Solution, rotating it as you
clean to reach its entire surface. Wipe the entire surface
with a clean cloth, dampened with sanitizer solution.
Dampen a clean cloth with lukewarm soap and water.
Wipe the inside of doors and bun infeed. Wipe the
inside of the doors and bun infeed again with a fresh,
clean, sanitized cloth.
CAUTION
Do not use abrasive cleaners or pads on the
conveyor surface.
9
Close the conveyor doors.
10
Reinstall the bun infeed.
11
Clean outside of the
toaster. Dampen a clean
cloth with lukewarm soap
and water. Wipe down the
outside of the entire toaster.
Wipe down the entire toaster
again with a fresh, clean,
sanitized cloth.
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Troubleshooting
WARNING
To avoid possible personal injury and/or damage to the unit, inspection, test and repair of electrical equipment should be
performed by qualified service personnel. The unit should be unplugged when servicing, except when electrical tests are
required. Use extreme care during electrical circuit texts. Live circuits will be exposed.
WARNING
BURN/ELECTRICAL SHOCK HAZARD! Platen is HOT and can cause severe burns or severe shock.
Keep hands and objects out of the toaster unit! Failure to exercise caution may result in serious injury!
Turn the unit off, unplug it and let it cool down completely before touching or working on internal apparatus. The plug removed
from the outlet shall remain clearly visible to the operator during the maintenance procedure.
PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSE SOLUTION
Unit has no power
Unit unplugged Plug unit in.
Breaker tripped Reset breaker.
Loose connection on power switch Call Tech Support 1-800-722-7853
Inoperable power switch
Unit will not heat up
Loose connection on platen
Call Tech Support 1-800-722-7853
Open platen
Loose connection to the main control board
Inoperable main control board
Inoperable TRIAC
Unit heats up, but the conveyors
do not run
The conveyor door is ajar Verify that the door is closed.
Inoperable motor
Call Tech Support 1-800-722-7853
Stripped drive gear
Stripped conveyor gear
Jammed conveyor assembly
Not toasting properly (under- or
over-done)
Inoperable RTD-probe Call Tech Support 1-800-722-7853
Improper set point Adjust set point in programming (see Setting
Adjustments section).
Improper compression Adjust compression (see Setting Adjustments
section).
Torn or soiled release sheet Clean or replace release sheet.
Bad platen Call Tech Support 1-800-722-7853
Jumpy or blank display
Improper ground
Call Tech Support 1-800-722-7853
Inoperable display
Inoperable main control board
Loose wiring harness
E01 error code visible on display Relay shorted or open Call Tech Support 1-800-722-7853
E02 error code visible on display Conveyor 1 either jammed or not working Call Tech Support 1-800-722-7853
E03 error code visible on display Conveyor 2 either jammed or not working Call Tech Support 1-800-722-7853
E05 error code visible on display Set point temperature not reached in
expected time Call Tech Support 1-800-722-7853
E06 error code visible on display Software files on USB not valid Call Tech Support 1-800-722-7853
E07 error code visible on display Transferred software files on external Flash
not valid Call Tech Support 1-800-722-7853
E08 error code visible on display Temperature sensor open or shorted Call Tech Support 1-800-722-7853
E09 error code visible on display Current platen temperature 20F higher
than set point temperature Call Tech Support 1-800-722-7853
E10 error code visible on display Current platen temperature 20F lower than
set point temperature Call Tech Support 1-800-722-7853
N1 notification visible on display Reminder to clean Clean unit and delete message.
NOTE: For all other problems, call approved local service agent.
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Uninstalling and Installing the Silicone Belt
1
Uninstall the silicone belt. Ensure the CTD is not hot
to the touch.
A. Open the conveyor door.
B. Push door switch pin to
activate the conveyor until
the area where the two
ends of the belt meet is
near the top. Release
switch pin. Fold the flap
back to access the two
ends.
C. Unhook the two clips on
the end of the belt without
the flap from the wire
conveyor and activate the
conveyor until the
unattached end of the belt
is hanging free.
D. While holding the free end
with one hand, keep
rotating the conveyor so
you can access the
attached end, lift the flap
and unhook the two clips
on that end to free the
belt.
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Install the silicone belt. Follow “Uninstall” in reverse.
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Accessories
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511-141 Butter Wheel, CTDE
Butter Wheel
Hanging Points
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Service Kits
NOTE: See Exploded Views on page 17 for item location.
1 2 3 4
299-070S
Flanged Ball Bearing
301-084S
Door Switch Spring
299-028S
Conveyor Tensioner Spring
301-041S
Chain Tensioner Bushing
5 6 7 8
525-127S
Door Cut-Off Switch
301-023S
Rack
301-044S
Indexer
301-022S
Gear
9 10 11 12
301-087S
High Limit Probe Clip
301-062S (CTD)
302-030S (CTDE)
Release Sheet
301-046S
Detent Roller
301-049S
Detent Mechanism Bushing
13 14 15 16
301-025S
Compression Adjust. Sleeve
Bearing
70-081S
Indicating Knob
301-074S
Display Module
7500-006S
LCD Adapter
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Service Kits (continued)
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17 18 19 20
301-035S
Chain Tensioner Spring
301-036S
Chain Tensioner Roller
301-031S
Drive Chain
301-038S
Sprocket
21 22 23 24
299-060S
Motor
7500-007S
Control Board
301-014S (CTD)
302-015S (CTDE)
Wire Conveyor Belt
301-013S (CTD)
302-016S (CTDE)
Tracking Conveyor Belt
25 26 27 28
301-079S (CTD)
302-029S (CTDE)
Wrap-Around Belt
299-074S
Conveyor Sprocket
301-117S
Electric Thermostat
301-047S
Detent Mechanism Spring
29 30 31 32
66-072S
Cord Strain Relief Elbow
72-519S U.S. L6-20P
72-525S CEE7/7 Schuko
Power Cord
301-086S
Temperature Probe Clip
527-468S
Temperature Probe
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Service Kits (continued)
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33 34 35 36
301-039S
Sprocket,
1/4" Pitch x 40TH
301-030S
Drive Chain,
ANSI 25 x 63
301-034S
Spring, Chain
Tensioner-L
85-144-25S
Power Supply,
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37 38
302-034S
(EL240A30-05)
301-077S
(EL240A5-05)
301-078S
(EL240A10-05)
39
78-233S
Switch, Rocker,
DPST, IP65, 16A
302-025S
(EL240A20-05)
Relay
301-011S (CTD)
302-012S (CTDE)
Heater Platen
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40
88-828S
Filter, EMI
41
301-090S
High Limit Cable
42
301-091S
Harness, RTD
43
301-092S
Harness, LCD
44
301-093S
Harness, SSR
45
301-094S
Power Harness, AC
46
301-095S
Power Harness, DC
47
301-097S
Wire, Neutral
48
301-098S
Harness, Door Switch
46
301-099S
Harness, Auxiliary Heater
50
302-036S
Harness, Auxiliary Heater
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Wiring Diagram
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