Insert New Motor.

Insert the new motor up through the motor ring.

Note: For Tote models you must insert the motor without the filter connected.

Hold Motor In Place.

Use a book, block, box, etc., to hold the motor high enough so you can fold down the rubber boot.

Fold Rubber Boot.

Using your fingers gently fold the rubber boot over the motor ring.

Install Motor Clamp Cardboard.

Reinstall the Motor Clamp. Make sure the cardboard is inserted between the rubber boot and the clamp. It is very important that this step is correct. The cardboard is to insure that the clamp does not split the rubber boot.

Tighten Clamp.

Using your 5/16 ratchet, tighten the motor clamp.

Be Careful not to over tighten.

Plug-In Motor Wire #1.

Locate the white wire with the blue wire end.

Gently plug-in the wire

Plug-In Motor Wire #2.

Locate the black wire with the brass wire end.

Gently plug-in the wire

Strip Unit Ground Wire.

Using your wire strippers, strip the ground wire still connected to your unit.

Connect Ground Wires.

1. Twist together the ground wire from your unit with the new motor ground wire.
2. Insert twisted wires into the yellow wire cap.
3. Turn wire cap until snug
4. Wire cap correctly connected.

Move Wires Away From Motor.

Tuck all loose wires into the foam to make sure they do not get into the motor.

Test Run

Make sure to plug in your unit and test run the motor before replacing the lid.

Replace Foam

Gently replace foam to its original position.

Seal Unit With Silicone Caulking

Note: If your unit is a TOTE, MODEL 1 or MODEL 1A, you do not need to reseal the lid. Skip steps 26 & 27.

Remove old excess silicone caulking from lid and unit with a utility knife.

Seal all around the top of the unit with new silicone.

Replace Lid & Screws

Replace the lid. Silicone may squeeze out, this is normal.

Start each screw, do not tighten until all screws are started. If not, you will not be able to get the last couple of screws in.

Let Silicone Dry

It is important that you allow your unit to sit overnight so that the silicone can dry. If silicone is not allowed to dry properly, the lid  may leak.

Cut Away Excess Silicone

Using your utility knife cut away the excess silicone.