MODELS SSB-3E/5E/10EF, (2)SSB-3E/5E/10EF, SSB-3G/5G/10GF, (2)SSB-3G/5G/10GF

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1 SERVICE MANUAL IMPORTANT INFORMATION, KEEP FOR OPERATOR This manual provides information for: MODELS SSB-3E/5E/0EF, (2)SSB-3E/5E/0EF, SSB-3G/5G/0GF, (2)SSB-3G/5G/0GF Self Contained Electric or Gas Heated Capacity: 3, 5 or 0 Steamer Pans Per Cavity Pans: 2 x 20 x 2.5 Information contained in this document is known to be current and accurate at the time of printing/creation. Unified Brands recommends referencing our product line websites, unifiedbrands.net, for the most updated product information and specifications. PART NUMBER 47423, REV. F (0/07) 055 Mendell Davis Drive Jackson, MS , fax groen.com

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3 CHECKOUT/ERROR CODES RELAY BOARD DOOR SWITCH DOOR GASKET FLOAT GAS CAVITY ASSEMBLY GAS OVERFLOW & CONDENSATE DRAIN GAS HARNESSES GAS HIGH VOLTAGE ASSEMBLY BURNER ASSEMBLY ELECTRIC CAVITY ASSEMBLY ELECTRIC OVERFLOW & CONDENSATE DRAIN ELECTRIC HARNESSES ELECTRICAL VOLTAGE ASSEMBLY ELEMENT BREAKDOWN PART NUMBER 47423, REV. F (0/07) CALL FOR TECHNICAL SUPPORT 3

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7 2. Controls Operator controls are on the front right of the unit. The SmartSteam00 control panels have the following touch pads and indicator lights: The TIME display shows the remaining cooking time. It displays three dashes in MANUAL mode. The ON/OFF rocker switch gets the SmartSteam00 ready for use or shuts it off. The READY indicator light indicates the unit has achieved the ready temperature. Hour meter records cumulative hours of operation. The FAULT display shows the current fault. The push button operations:. In the STOP mode the steam generator stays at a low boil or ready temperature. 2. When the TIMED button is pushed, the TIMED light will illuminate and time can be set by turning the TIMER knob. The unit steams until the timer counts down to zero and the temperature drops to ready. At that time the STOP light illuminates and a beeper sounds. 3. When the MANUAL button is pushed, the unit steams continuously. The MANUAL light will stay illuminated. 4. CANCEL button should be pushed to stop beeping. TIME display TIMER knob MANUAL button and indicator TIMED button and indicator STOP button and indicator CANCEL button and indicator FAULT display READY indicator ON/OFF rocker switch Hour meter PART NUMBER 47423, REV. F (0/07) CALL FOR TECHNICAL SUPPORT 7

8 . Press the ON/OFF rocker to the ON position, Fi is displayed in the TIME display window. The steam generating reservoir will begin filling, displaying Fi and Fi as it fills. After initial fill, the unit will begin draining, displaying Fi, refill displaying Fi, and begin heating until the READY light comes on (about 5-20 minutes). 2. Load food into pans in uniform layers. Pans should be filled to about the same levels, and should not be mounded. 3. Open the door and slide the pans onto the supports. If you will only be steaming one pan, put it in the middle position. Some foods will cause foam. When cooking foods that foam, such as shrimp, put an empty solid 2 ½ deep pan in the bottom slot of the pan racks. 4. Close the door. When the READY indicator is lit, take one of the following steps:! If you want to steam the food for a certain length of time, push the TIMED button and set the desired time with the TIMER knob. The timer will automatically run the steamer for the set time and then go into STOP. A beeper will sound. Then push CANCEL to stop beeping.! If you want to steam continuously, push MANUAL button. The unit will continue steaming until stopped.! Push STOP to stop producing steam. WARNING WHEN YOU OPEN THE DOOR, STAY AWAY FROM THE STEAM COMING OUT OF THE UNIT. THE STEAM CAN CAUSE BURNS. 5. To remove pans from cavity, open the door. Remove the pans from the steamer, using hot pads or oven mitts to protect your hands from the hot pans. 6. To shut off the unit, press the ON/OFF rocker switch to OFF, FL will appear in the TIMER display. The steam generating reservoir will begin draining, displaying FL and FL as it drains and refills to the Hi float twice and finally drains completely and turns off the display. NOTE: If a large amount of shrimp is cooked in the SmartSteam00, foaming will occur because the steam lid actually gets so hot that the shrimp will cook on its surface and the shrimp proteins in the dripping will foam on the surface of the steam lid. * To avoid this, use a catch pan to catch shrimp drippings and proteins to prevent foaming when cooking a large amount of shrimp. NOTE: When filling or draining the steam generating reservoir, will be displayed indicating the water level inside the reservoir, when the cavity is empty, when the low float is satisfied, and when the hi float is satisfied. Hi Float Low Float Empty 8 CALL FOR TECHNICAL SUPPORT PART NUMBER 47423, REV. F (0/07)

9 2.3 Typical Operations The following is a sequence of events typical to SmartSteam00 Boilerless Steamers.. Cooking Food To use the steamer, the cavity door is closed, the ON/OFF rocker switch is set to ON. The unit verifies the floats and drain using the following sequence. The drain valve is closed and the water enters the steam reservoir to the fill point. When the water level reaches the HIGH level float, the water fill valve closes and the drain valve opens until water drops off the HIGH float. At this point, the drain valve closes and the water valve opens to refill the HIGH float and the heater will operate. When the water reaches the HIGH float, the water fill valve closes stopping the entry of water into the steam reservoir. A relay (electric) or gas valve (gas) energizes and provides power to the heating circuit for the steam reservoir. This heats the steam reservoir to boil the water creating the required steam. When the cavity is heated to about 80F, the READY indicator light comes on indicating that the cooking can start. When it is desired to cook food in the cavity, the pans are inserted into the cavity and the door is closed. Heat-up time is about 20 minutes after the ON switch is pressed, if all of the above conditions are met. When the MANUAL button is pushed, its light turns on, the display shows three dashed, and the heater turns on continuously. This produces full steam. When the TIMER button is pushed its light turns on, the display shows time in hours and minutes, the heater turns on producing full steam, and the timer counts down to zero. At any time while in timed mode, the timer knob can be turned to increase or decrease the remaining time. When the door is open the display shows DOR, the timer stops counting down, and the heater stops heating. Close the door to resume timing and heating. When the timer counts down to zero the display shows three dashes, the beeper sounds, and the heater cycles on and off slowly to keep the water temperature just above the ready temperature. Push the CANCEL button to stop the beeper. The STOP button may be pushed at any time to stop the MANUAL or TIMED modes. If the door is opened during the cooking process, the door interlock switch causes power to be removed from the convection motor. The relay or gas valve opens the circuit to the source of heat, instantly reducing the heat from the steam reservoir. 2. Water Entry Into Steam Reservoir On power up, the boiler goes through a fill/drain diagnostic to verify the condition of the water level float and drain. If either float is not responding, a service error is generated. CAUTION: A scaled reservoir or debris will cause service errors. When a float has excessive scale it will not function properly. NOTICE: When powered off, the controls empty the steam reservoir. The HIGH WATER float determines if there is a full and proper level of water in the steam reservoir. If the water level goes down, the float is opened by the water level getting low. This causes the water fill valve for that steam reservoir to turn on to permit water to enter the steam reservoir. Water will continue to enter the steam reservoir until the level of water is high enough to close the HIGH WATER float. This determines that the steam reservoir is full and then the water supply solenoid valve is turned off stopping the water flow to the steam reservoir. When the HIGH WATER float is open, there is a 3 to 5 second delay before the water fill valve opens. This is to take into account the rising and lowering of the water level due to the bubbling action of the boiling water in the steam reservoir. If the float is open for more than approximately 5 seconds, then the water fill valve is activated. PART NUMBER 47423, REV. F (0/07) CALL FOR TECHNICAL SUPPORT 9

10 A service error is generated when the electronic controls are blind to the status of the steam reservoir (i.e., floats are not working) or by a blocked drain. The service error may stop the machine from running and the service error number will be displayed in red on the front panel. Service error protects the steam reservoir from irreparable damage. After the reservoir is initially filled and the diagnostic is complete, the relay (electric) or gas valve (gas) energizes providing power to the heating circuit. Then the control monitors the Ready Thermostat and determines when the cavity is in ready condition. If the Ready Thermostat is at the required temperature and the STOP light is on, the heater control cycles the heating circuit power relay or gas valve and maintains the ready condition by cycling the elements 8 seconds ON, 6 minutes OFF. If the MANUAL light is on, the heater control continuously turns on heat to produce steam. A solenoid drain valve is connected to each steam reservoir. This valve is normally open permitting water from the steam reservoir to drain out. When the ON switch is pressed, the steam generator drain valve closes and the steam reservoir starts to fill until the water level reaches the HIGH WATER float. When the OFF switch is pressed, the solenoid valve opens and drains the water from the steam reservoir. When water is drained from the steam reservoir, it passes through the drain box and then into the drain line. When the unit is turned off by the OFF switch, the system will drain for 3 minutes then refill to the high float, drain, refill, and drain a second time while showing FL in the time display. This is to remove the heat from the reservoir for cleaning and reduce any possible cavity warping. * If hot water is exiting, the drain fan thermal switch could close and energize circuit giving a service error 7. Below the HIGH WATER FLOAT is the LOW WATER FLOAT. This float detects a low level of water in the steam reservoir. Because prolonged operation with less than the required amount of water in the steam reservoir could present a dangerous situation, the action is immediate. When the LOW water level float is uncovered,the heater is turned off. 0 CALL FOR TECHNICAL SUPPORT PART NUMBER 47423, REV. F (0/07)

11 Each SmartSteam00 Boilerless Steamer, including To avoid drainage problems, level the unit front to back, and pitch it slightly to the front. SSB-0E PHASE SSB-0E PHASE SSB-0E PHASE PART NUMBER 47423, REV. F (0/07) CALL FOR TECHNICAL SUPPORT

12 To avoid drainage problems, level the unit front to back, and pitch it slightly to the front. 0G Natural 00, WC 5 WC 4 WC 0G Propane 00, WC 2 WC 4 WC 2 CALL FOR TECHNICAL SUPPORT PART NUMBER 47423, REV. F (0/07)

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15 00 If unit has a code, turn off at rocker switch. Open the steamer door. cleaning. Replace steam lid after cleaning. Your SmartSteam00 Boilerless Steamer is now ready to use. Press OFF to turn the steamer off. Open the door. (HCl). WARNING DO NOT DISASSEMBLE FLOAT PROBES DURING CLEAN- ING, BREAKAGE WILL RESULT. USE HOT WATER TO WASH OUT PIVOT JOINTS OF FLOAT. PART NUMBER 47423, REV. F (0/07) CALL FOR TECHNICAL SUPPORT 5

16 SmartSteam00 steamers are designed to require only a daily cleaning of the steamer cavity, pan racks, steam lid and floats to maintain full performance. Daily cleaning may not be sufficient to control scale build-up, when a SmartSteam00 steamer is operated in a heavy duty, continuous operation in an area with extreme hard water. Press OFF to turn the steamer off. Open the steamer door. Add cup of delimer/descaler (or vinegar) to the water in the steam reservoir, push TIMED, and set the timer for 20 minutes. Close the steamer door. 6 CALL FOR TECHNICAL SUPPORT PART NUMBER 47423, REV. F (0/07)

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23 4. SSB Checkout. Apply power to the SSB. On the back of the front-panel control board, flip the left DIPswitch up to start the diagnostics. 2. The red 7-segment display on the front panel should have some of its segments lit. If they are not then check the fuse and circuit breaker on the control transformer. Then check that all harnesses are in place and that the connectors are properly seated. Check for 24 VAC at the secondary of the control transformer. 3. Turn the knob so that the red display shows A3 (Analog 3 Control board temperature). The green display should show approximately Turn the knob to A4 (Analog 4 Line voltage). The green display should show the approximate line voltage. It may read quite high. 5. Turn the knob to b (button). Push each button. The light near the button should light. Also, check that pushing the top two buttons makes the bottom two lights go out. 6. Turn the knob to F (Firmware version). The green display should show version.8 or greater. Upgrade the code (swap the board) if the version is incorrect. 7. Turn the knob to P (Product code). The green display should show 008 for an SSB-G or 009 for an SSB-E. If any other number is displayed the ribbon cable connecting the front-panel control board to the relay board is incorrect. 8. Turn the knob to S (Sensors). As each sensor is activated the associated green bar will light. If it doesn t then that sensor or harness connection is faulty. Refer to this diagram: Hi Float Box Temp Power Lo Float Overtemp Door Open Ready 9. Lift the hi float. The Hi Float bar should light. Release the float. 0. Lift the lo float. The Lo Float bar should light. Release the float.. Close and open the door. The Door Open bar should go out when the door is closed. Use a magnet to check the door switch on the other side. The bar should go out when the magnet is near the door sensor. 2. Push the ON end of the rocker switch. The Power bar should light. Push the OFF end of the switch. The bar should go out. 3. On the left side of the SmartSteam00, near the two water valves, disconnect one of the terminals on the overtemp thermostat. The Overtemp bar (the one in the middle of the display) should light. Reconnect the terminal. The Overtemp (middle) bar should go out. 4. Use needle nose pliers or a jumper to short the thermostat on top of the drain box. The Box Temp (top) bar should light. Remove the pliers or jumper. The Box Temp (top) bar should go out. 5. Turn the knob to O (Output - Shutdown). Push the ON (upper) end of the rocker switch. A relay on the Relay Board should pull in. Push the MANUAL button. The relay should drop out. 6. Turn the knob to O2 (Output 2 Fill valve). Push the MANUAL button a few times. The fill valve should open whenever the button is pushed. 7. Turn the knob to O3 (Output 3 Spray valve). Push the MANUAL button a few times. The spray valve should open whenever the button is pushed. 8. Turn the knob to O4 (Output 4 Drain valve). Push the MANUAL button a few times. The drain valve should open whenever the button is pushed. 9. SSB-E Turn the knob to O6 (Output 6 - Heater). Push the ON end of the rocker switch. Lift the lower float all the way up and hold it up. Push the MANUAL button a few times. The large contactor on the high voltage panel should pull in whenever the button is pushed. Check for proper line current on all three phases when the button is pushed. Note: For the heater to turn on the power must be on, the lower float must be up, and the overtemp thermostat must be operating properly. 20. SSB-G Turn the knob to O6 (Output 6 - Burner). Push the ON end of the rocker switch. Lift the lower float all the way up and hold it up. Push the MANUAL button and hold it in. The burner should light. Carefully check the flue to verify flame. Release the MANUAL button to turn off the burner. Note: For the burner to turn on the power must be on, the lower float must be up, and the overtemp thermostat must be operating properly. 2. Turn the knob to O7 (Output 7 Fan). Push the MANUAL button. The fan should run. 22. Turn the knob to O8 (Output 8 Beeper). Push the MANUAL button. The beeper should beep. 23. Turn the knob to 88. All lights and all display segments should light. 24. On the back of the front-panel control board, flip the left DIPswitch down to start normal SSB operation. The red heartbeat LED on the back of the control board should blink about once a second. 25. Perform the normal SSB checkout (fill, check steam production, drain, etc.). Diagnostic Switch Summary A Analog RTD temperature (VRC only) A2 Analog 2 RTD millivolts (VRC only) A3 Analog 3 Control board temperature A4 Analog 4 Line voltage b Button test F Firmware version O Output Shutdown O2 Output 2 Fill valve O3 Output 3 Spray valve (SSB only) O4 Output 4 Drain valve (SSB only) O5 Output 5 Eductor valve O6 Output 6 Heater (ON and low float up) O7 Output 7 Fan O8 Output 8 Beeper P Product code S Sensor outputs 88 All lights on Error Codes Lo float changed state while hi float on, Fatal 2 Hi float changed state while lo float off, Fatal 3 Cold fill to hi float time exceeded, Fatal 4 Hot refill to hi float time exceeded, Fatal 5 Controller temperature exceeded, Fatal 6 Cavity temperature exceeded, Fatal 7 Drain box temperature exceeded 8 Drain time exceeded 9 RTD is open (VRC only), Fatal 0 RTD is shorted (VRC only), Fatal Control board is too hot, Fatal 99 No product code in connecting cable, Fatal Product Codes VRC manual fill 3 VRC auto fill 8 SSB gas 9 SSB electric PART NUMBER 47423, REV. 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24 4.2 Procedures open door, push OFF switch. 24vac on secondary transformer. Heartbeat LED on back of control volt control transformer Control board or Relay board Press ON switch LEDs on control board illuminate. 24 volt control transformer Service code 6. Measure for continuity, normally closed. Run sensor diagnostic. Control board or Relay board Run sensor diagnostic 24 CALL FOR TECHNICAL SUPPORT PART NUMBER 47423, REV. F (0/07)

25 Run drain valve diagnostic. Control board or Relay board Run sensor diagnostic. 20 PART NUMBER 47423, REV. F (0/07) CALL FOR TECHNICAL SUPPORT 25

26 Run spray valve diagnostic Push TIMED and set timer to minute. Push MANUAL and let tun for about 0 seconds. Timer times out and unit beeps until CANCEL is pushed. Relay board Run fan diagnostic, substitute to test Turn rocker switch OFF. Cavity drains. 24 Run drain valve diagnostic 26 CALL FOR TECHNICAL SUPPORT PART NUMBER 47423, REV. F (0/07)

27 Measure input voltage and amps. Input voltage is within 0% of rated voltage and 5 amps. Wrong model (voltage) installed to incoming power supply. Verify gas supply Propane or Natural, and pressures. Correct gas source and pressure. Wrong model ordered. Gas conversion not performed in the field. Disconnect or turn off water supply, open door, push OFF switch. 24vac on secondary transformer. Heartbeat LED on back of control board flashes once a second. 24 volt control transformer Measure 20vac in and 24vac +/- 20%vac out Control board or Relay board Press ON switch LEDs on control board illuminate. 24 volt control transformer Measure 20vac in and 24vac +/- 20%vac out Service code 6. Measure for continuity, normally closed. Run sensor diagnostic. Control board or Relay board Run sensor diagnostic PART NUMBER 47423, REV. F (0/07) CALL FOR TECHNICAL SUPPORT 27

28 Run fill valve diagnostic. Run drain valve diagnostic. Audible click as gas valve opens. Run sensor diagnostic. Gas valve Verify 24VAC across valve coil. 20 Gas valve Verify 24VAC across valve coil. 28 CALL FOR TECHNICAL SUPPORT PART NUMBER 47423, REV. F (0/07)

29 Burners Check gas valve 24VAC and gas supply. Run spray valve diagnostic Push TIMED and set timer to minute. Push MANUAL and let run for about 0 seconds. Timer times out and unit beeps until CANCEL is pushed. Relay board Run fan diagnostic, substitute to test Turn rocker switch OFF 24 Run drain valve diagnostic PART NUMBER 47423, REV. F (0/07) CALL FOR TECHNICAL SUPPORT 29

30 Empty to above hi float Below lo float to above hi float Below to above hi float 20 minutes 0 minutes 5 minutes 30 CALL FOR TECHNICAL SUPPORT PART NUMBER 47423, REV. F (0/07)

31 AMPERAGE/RESISTANCE CHART Model/Voltage/Phase Amperage Resistance SSB-5E 208 Three Phase SSB-5E 240 Three Phase SSB-5E 480 Three Phase 5 32 SSB-5E 208 Single Phase SSB-5E 240 Single Phase SSB-3E 208 Three Phase SSB-3E 240 Three Phase SSB-3E 480 Three Phase 43.6 SSB-3E 208 Single Phase SSB-3E 240 Single Phase SSB-0E 208 Three Phase SSB-0E 240 Three Phase SSB-0E 480 Three Phase GAS ORIFICE SIZE CHART (ALTITUDE ABOVE SEA LEVEL IN FEET) Natural 5G Size 5G P/N 0G Size 0G P/N 3G Size 3G P/N Blank Blank Blank Blank #39 (.0995) #4 (.0960) mm (.0945) #40 (.0980) /32 (.0938) mm (.0925) /32 (.0938) mm (.0886) mm (.0886) mm (.0906) mm (.0846) #44 (.0860) 4734 Propane 5G Size 5G P/N 0G Size 0G P/N 3G Size 3G P/N mm (.0650) mm (.057) #53 (.0595) /6 (.0625) 4577 #54 (.0550) mm (.059) mm (.060) mm (.053) mm (.057) mm (.059) 4579 #55 (.0520) #54 (.0550) PART NUMBER 47423, REV. F (0/07) CALL FOR TECHNICAL SUPPORT 3

32 SSB-3E/5E 3 PHASE 208/240/480V TB L RELAY BOARD CONTROL BOARD BROWN L BLACK RED GRAY GRAY GRAY WHITE YELLOW BLUE VIOLET BROWN BROWN RED RED ORANGE KEY BLACK CAP MI MOTOR K B B STANDARD 208/240V 6A F F2 A A L L2 75 VA TRANSFORMER T 4 A GRN/YEL 24 C B VAC B B OPTIONAL 480V 2A YELLOW CB BLACK F T2 6A WHITE F2 A A L2 STANDARD 208/240V OPTIONAL 480V H H2 H3 K T3 L3 T2 L2 T L L2 X X GND PHASE 208/240V TB L H H3 H2 K T3 L3 T2 L2 T L GRAY GRAY RED BLACK KEY BLACK WHITE WHITE RELAY BOARD SWI ROCKER 2 HOUR METER DOOR READY LOW FLOAT HIGH FLOAT J6 J3 J2 J4 J GRAY GRAY GRAY BROWN BROWN RED KEY BLACK RED L L2 L2 X X OPTIONAL 208/240V PHASE H K T3 L3 T2 L2 T L GND DRAIN BOX DRAIN VALVE HI LIMIT MUFFIN FAN SPRAY VALVE FILL VALVE 34 GRAY GRAY GRAY GRAY GRAY GRAY RED BLACK RED BLACK BROWN KEY J J MOTOR VOLTAGE SELECT RED J H3 H2 32 CALL FOR TECHNICAL SUPPORT PART NUMBER 47423, REV. F (0/07)

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34 60649 RELAY BOARD 75 VA TRANSFORMER T 4 A C B GRN/YEL 24 VAC 6A WHITE F YELLOW BLUE VIOLET BROWN BROWN HOT SURFACE IGNITER CAP MI RED MOTOR RED ORANGE KEY BLACK GRAY GRAY RED BLACK KEY BLACK WHITE WHITE RELAY BOARD CONTROL BOARD LOW FLOAT HIGH FLOAT BROWN BLACK RED GRAY GRAY GRAY GRAY GRAY GRAY BROWN BROWN RED BLACK 20/60/ TB L GRAY GRAY N GRAY GRAY GRAY GRAY RED BLACK RED BLACK BROWN RED L N GND IGNITER L SENSOR THS 2 M.V. 3 5 BLACK WHITE RED RED BLACK BROWN FLAME SENSOR IGNITER GROUND GAS VALVES MAIN PILOT BLACK BLACK BLACK SWI ROCKER 2 HOUR METER DOOR READY J6 J3 J2 J4 J KEY DRAIN BOX DRAIN VALVE HI LIMIT MUFFIN FAN SPRAY VALVE FILL VALVE KEY J J J MOTOR VOLTAGE SELECT TR TR TH TH 34 CALL FOR TECHNICAL SUPPORT PART NUMBER 47423, REV. F (0/07)

35 Unplug the ribbon connectors. 2 Remove timer knob. PART NUMBER 47423, REV. F (0/07) CALL FOR TECHNICAL SUPPORT 35

36 Insert ribbon jack. Press firmly to make sure the jack is fully seated on the board. Replace the knob. Relay Board P/N Unplug all connectors. Using a 5/6 socket, remove fout 6/32 lock nuts and remove the board from four studs on the high voltage panel. Position the board on four studs on the high voltage panel. Insert all jacks in the same connector locations 36 CALL FOR TECHNICAL SUPPORT PART NUMBER 47423, REV. F (0/07)

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42 ITEM NO. PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION QTY KNOB.5 DIAMETER CONTROL BOARD, STEAMER HOUR METER, REDINGTON, SSB FAN, 24VDC MUFFIN 80MM STEAMER HIGH VOLTAGE PANEL ASSY SSB-G VALVE-DRAIN /2" ID ROCKER SWITCH FOR LATCHING RELAYS CABLE BRACKET NATURAL WIRE STANDOFFS MOTOR ASM, STEAMER BLOWER HOSE, /2" ID DRAIN, SSB-3/ HOSE, DRAIN HOSE, SHORT /2" ID, FILL HOSE, CONDENSATE DRAIN SSB HOSE, DRAIN COOLING VALVE-WATER FEED 3/4 R HOSE, 3/8" ID, WATER FILL WELDMENT, DRAIN MANIFOLD ASSY, SSB-3/5E&G 42 CALL FOR TECHNICAL SUPPORT PART NUMBER 47423, REV. F (0/07)

43 6.2 Gas Overflow & Condensate Dain ITEM NO. PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION QTY ELBOW 3/4" HOSE BARB CLAMP, CONSTANT TENSION CTB HOSE, CONDENSATE DRIP DRAIN, CONDENSATE WELDMENT, DRAIN MANIFOLD ASSY HOSE, CONDENSATE DRAIN SSB ITEM NO. PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION QTY WELDMENT, DRAIN MANIFOLD ASSY, SSB-3/5E&G ELBOW 3/4" HOSE BARB CLAMP, CONSTANT TENSION CTB HOSE, CONDENSATE DRIP DRAIN, CONDENSATE HOSE, CONDENSATE DRAIN SSB PART NUMBER 47423, REV. F (0/07) CALL FOR TECHNICAL SUPPORT 43

44 6.3 Gas Harnesses ITEM NO. PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION QTY HARNESS, SSB-G CONTROL TO RELAY BOARD HARNESS, SSB REAR HARNESS, SSB-G LOW VOLTAGE HARNESS, SSB-G IGNITION HARNESS, SSB-G FORWARD HARNESS, STEAMER 480-VOLT (NOT SHOWN) 44 CALL FOR TECHNICAL SUPPORT PART NUMBER 47423, REV. F (0/07)

45 6.4 Gas High Voltage Assembly ITEM NO. PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION QTY HIGH VOLTAGE PANEL TRANSFORMER, 75VAC CAPACITOR FOIL 6 MFD SCREW HEX SLOTTED WASHER HEAD CAP SCREW ROUND HEAD 8-32 /4" NUT, 6-32 LOCK INSERT MODULE, IGNITION, HSI SCREW HEX SLOTTED RELAYBOARD, STEAMER MECHANICAL LUG,GROUND, #2 - # HARNESS, STEAMER HIGH VOLTAGE FUSEBLOCK POLE FUSE 3 AMP BUSS #BAF TERMINAL BLOCK 2-POLE PART NUMBER 47423, REV. F (0/07) CALL FOR TECHNICAL SUPPORT 45

46 6.5 Burner Assembly See chart at end of section CALL FOR TECHNICAL SUPPORT PART NUMBER 47423, REV. F (0/07)

47 6.6 Electric Cavity Assembly ITEM NO. PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION QTY STEAMER HIGH VOLTAGE PANEL ASSY SSB-E ROCKER SWITCH FOR LATCHING RELAYS MOTOR ASM, STEAMER BLOWER VALVE-DRAIN /2" ID FAN, 24VDC MUFFIN 80MM KNOB.5 DIAMETER CONTROL BOARD, STEAMER HOUR METER, REDINGTON, SSB CABLE BRACKET NATURAL WIRE STANDOFFS 2 WELDMENT, DRAIN MANIFOLD ASSY, SSB-3/5E&G TOROID ASM(480 VOLT ONLY) VALVE-WATER FEED 3/4 R HOSE, /2" ID DRAIN, SSB-3/ HOSE, DRAIN HOSE, SHORT /2" ID, FILL HOSE, CONDENSATE DRAIN SSB HOSE, DRAIN COOLING HOSE, 3/8" ID, WATER FILL PART NUMBER 47423, REV. F (0/07) CALL FOR TECHNICAL SUPPORT 47

48 6.6 Steamer Low Voltage Panel Assembly SSB-0E B B SECTION B-B SCALE : 4 ITEM NO. QTY. PART NO. DESCRIPTION NUT, 6-32 LOCK INSERT WASHER, #6 NYLON HOUR METER, REDINGTON, SSB COMPOUND, RUBBER COATING KNOB,.5 DIA CONTROL BOARD, STEAMER NOTES:. APPLY ITEM #3, RUBBER COATING COMPOUND, TO BOTH ELECTRICAL CONNECTION SCREWS AFTER HARNESS IS SECURED CALL FOR TECHNICAL SUPPORT PART NUMBER 47423, REV. F (0/07)

49 6.7 Electric Overflow & Condensate Drain ITEM NO. PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION QTY ELBOW 3/4" HOSE BARB CLAMP, CONSTANT TENSION CTB HOSE, CONDENSATE DRIP DRAIN, CONDENSATE WELDMENT, DRAIN MANIFOLD ASSY HOSE, CONDENSATE DRAIN SSB ITEM NO. PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION QTY WELDMENT, DRAIN MANIFOLD ASSY, SSB-3/5E&G ELBOW 3/4" HOSE BARB CLAMP, CONSTANT TENSION CTB HOSE, CONDENSATE DRIP DRAIN, CONDENSATE HOSE, CONDENSATE DRAIN SSB PART NUMBER 47423, REV. F (0/07) CALL FOR TECHNICAL SUPPORT 49

50 6.8 Electric Harnesses SSB-3E/5E ITEM NO. QTY. PART NO. DESCRIPTION HARNESS, SSB-E CONTROL TO RELAY BOARD HARNESS, SSB REAR HARNESS, SSB FORWARD HARNESS, SSB-E LOW VOLTAGE HARNESS, SSB HIGH VOLTAGE HARNESS, STEAMER 480-VOLT 50 CALL FOR TECHNICAL SUPPORT PART NUMBER 47423, REV. F (0/07)

51 6.8 Electric Harnesses SSB-0E PART NUMBER 47423, REV. F (0/07) CALL FOR TECHNICAL SUPPORT 5

52 6.9 Electric High Voltage Assembly SSB-3E/5E ITEM NO. PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION QTY HIGH VOLTAGE PANEL TRANSFORMER, 75VAC TERMINAL BLOCK 3 POLE CONTACTOR, 50 FLA 3P HCOIL CAPACITOR FOIL 3 MFD SCREW TRUSS HD MACHINE # SCREW HEX SLOTTED WASHER HEAD CAP SCREW ROUND HEAD 8-32 /4" NUT, 6-32 LOCK INSERT TERMINAL BLOCK 3-POLE RELAYBOARD, STEAMER MECHANICAL LUG,GROUND, #2 - # BUSHING SNAP /6" ID FUSE BLOCK ASSY 52 CALL FOR TECHNICAL SUPPORT PART NUMBER 47423, REV. F (0/07)

53 6.9 Electric High Voltage Assembly SSB-0E 0 9 SEE NOTE # ITEM NO. QTY. PART NO. DESCRIPTION NOTES: CONTACTOR, 50 FLA 3P HCOIL TERMINAL BLOCK, 3 POLE TERMINAL BLOCK POWER LUG GROUND #4-#6 AWG BUSHING SNAP " I.D. X -3/8" SCREW TRUSS MACHINE # SCREW HEX SLOTTED HD W/WASHER #8-32 X 3/8" PLATE, TERMINAL BLOCK TERMINAL BLOCK 3-POLE SCREW ROUND HEAD 8-32 /4" PANEL, HIGH VOLTAGE, SSB-0E NATURAL WIRE STANDOFFS.) P/N'S (2) , (2) , , 48440, (2) RED, TO BE ADDED FOR 277V ONLY. PART NUMBER 47423, REV. F (0/07) CALL FOR TECHNICAL SUPPORT 53

54 6.9 Electric Low Voltage Assembly SSB-0E ITEM NO. QTY. PART NO. DESCRIPTION TRANSFORMER, 75VAC CAPACITOR FOIL 3 MFD SCREW HEX SLOTTED HD W/WASHER #8-32 X 3/8" SCREW HEX SLOTTED WASHER HEAD CAP PANEL, LOW VOLTAGE, SSB-0E RELAYBOARD, STEAMER 6099 FUSE BLOCK ASSY NUT, 6-32 LOCK INSERT NATURAL WIRE STANDOFFS 54 CALL FOR TECHNICAL SUPPORT PART NUMBER 47423, REV. F (0/07)

55 6.0 Element Breakdown (Exploded View) PART NUMBER 47423, REV. F (0/07) CALL FOR TECHNICAL SUPPORT 55

56 56 CALL FOR TECHNICAL SUPPORT PART NUMBER 47423, REV. F (0/07)

57 PART NUMBER 47423, REV. F (0/07) CALL FOR TECHNICAL SUPPORT 57

58 58 CALL FOR TECHNICAL SUPPORT PART NUMBER 47423, REV. F (0/07)

59 PART NUMBER 47423, REV. F (0/07) CALL FOR TECHNICAL SUPPORT 59

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