You will need:
- The 3mm Allen driver supplied with your processor.
- A flathead or standard blade screwdriver.
- Wire cutters.
- A vice-grip pliers.
Remove the upper head from the lower motor unit. For
instructions on upper head
click here.
Unplug the unit.
- At the rear of the unit, on the lower portion of the
front/back switch, there is a sensor with a wire that runs into the motor unit. The sensor
is held in place by 2 small flathead screws and washers. Remove the back screw completely,
then loosen the front screw and slide the sensor out of its position. Note: Do not to drop the screws or washers into the water
bath.
- Using the 3mm Allen driver, remove the six Allen screws that
secure the motor unit to the trough. Remove the3 screws across the front and 3 across the
back. If these screws are very tight, you may need to use the vice-grip pliers to loosen
them.
- Follow the wire from the chemical temperature sensor into the
lower motor unit. Reach into the access area and unplug the sensor.
- If your processor is an ATL-3 tabletop model, you may now lift out the lower motor unit.
SPECIAL NOTES REGARDING UNITS WITH CHEMICAL AUTO REFILL
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Be sure the main power cord is unplugged! -
Roll out the cart that holds the 15 liter bottles. Open the door below the pump drawer.
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Remove the flathead screw that holds the pump drawer in place. Pull the drawer out about 1 foot.
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On the left side of the unit in the sink area, there is a power cord that runs back and down through a cutout in the trough, and forward into the pump drawer. Follow the cord and cut the ty-wraps that secure it.
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Toward the front of the drawer, the power cord runs through a clamp. Remove the screw on the clamp and release the power cord.
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Lift up the gray hinged door that holds the circuit board in the front of the drawer.
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Inside under the circuit board, on the left, there is a power block. The power cord is connected by 3 wires on the right side of the block. Disconnect the cord.
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Thread the power cord through the bottom of the drawer and back through the cutout in the trough.
- You may now lift out the lower motor unit.
