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Figure 41

Figure 42

6-1k. Replacing the fan blower motor assembly.

Required: Medium (6") flathead screwdriver, Medium (6”) phillips screwdriver, Crescent or standard wrench, Wiring markers (color or number codes), Electrical tape

1.Remove top mounted heating module as found in section 6-1a.

2.Remove the fan blower motor assembly cover (on the left side of module as you are facing the front panel) by removing the two front and two rear screws with a medium (6”) flathead screwdriver. (Fig. 40)

3.Pry off fan blower housing cover (with a flathead screwdriver, if necessary). Without disconnecting wires, set cover on a clean work area. (Fig. 41)

4.Mark all the wires connected to the fan blower motor(s) with a color code or number to make proper re-connection easy. (Fig. 42)

5.Remove wire nuts and set cover aside.

6.For CA70 units, remove the two screws securing the clips that attach the copper thermostat probe to the fan blower. Use a medium flathead screwdriver. Free the copper probe and carefully set out of the way. (Fig. 43)

**NOTE: DO NOT kink or bend copper tubing or probe. Remove four screws (two at each end) that hold the fan blower motor bracket in place. Use a medium flathead screwdriver.

7.For CA43 units, remove four screws (two at each end) that hold the fan blower motor bracket in place. Use a medium flathead screwdriver. Gently lift bracket to expose mounting clips for the copper thermostat probe. Remove the two screws securing the clips holding the copper thermostat probe with medium flathead screwdriver. Free copper probe and carefully set out of the way. (Figs. 44 &45)

**NOTE: DO NOT kink or bend copper tubing or probe.

8.Remove fan blower motor bracket with fan blower motor(s) still attached and place entire assembly on a clean work space. (Fig. 46)

9.Remove fan blower motor(s) from mounting bracket by removing four securing screws with a medium (6”) flathead screwdriver.

10.Mount new motor(s) in same position with the four phillips screws.

**NOTE: All replacement motors will have two drilled holes in the blower portion - these are irrelevant unless you are replacing the front motor on a CA70 and will not affect performance in any application.

11.Replace the fan blower motor bracket in heating module with large flange16up. (Fig. 46) .

Figure 43

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Bakers Pride Oven CS72-CH16 or CH32, CS61-CVMP12-SB, CS70-CHUS15, CS43-CHUS6 1k. Replacing the fan blower motor assembly
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