Cadet 67060 High Output Fan-Forced Heater (CST) User Manual
IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS
When using electrical appliances, basic precautions should always be followed to reduce the risk of fire, electric shock, and injury to persons, including the following:
- Read all instructions before install- ing or using this heater.
- This heater is hot when in use. To avoid burns, do not let bare skin touch hot surfaces. Keep combustible mate- rials, such as furniture, pillows, bed- ding, papers, clothes, etc. and cur- tains at least 3 feet (0.9 meters) from the front of the heater and keep them away from the sides.
- Extreme caution is necessary when any heater is used by or near children or invalids and whenever the heater is left operating and unattended.
- Do not operate any heater after it malfunctions. Disconnect power at service panel and have heater inspected by a reputable electrician before reusing.
- Do not use outdoors.
- To disconnect heater, turn control(s) to off, and turn off power to heater cir- cuit at main disconnect panel.
- Do not insert or allow foreign ob- jects to enter any ventilation or ex- haust opening as this may cause an electric shock or fire, or damage the heater.
- To prevent a possible fire, do not block air intakes or exhaust in any manner.
- A heater has hot and arcing or sparking parts inside. Do not use it in areas where gasoline, paint, or flam- mable vapors or liquids are used or stored.
- Use this heater only as described in this manual. Any other use not rec- ommended by the manufacturer may cause fire, electric shock, or injury to persons.
- This heater must be installed in a fixed, permanent location.
KNOW YOUR VOLTAGE
If you are uncomfortable working with electricity, running electrical supply wire or installing a circuit breaker, please consult a licensed electrician. Make sure power to the heater is turned off at the main disconnect panel whenever doing any work on a heater. Serious injury or electrocution can result from electric shock
CHECK YOUR BREAKER! If you’re replacing an existing heater, check the labels of the old heater and use the same voltage.
WARNING: Connecting a heater to a voltage higher than what’s listed on its rating label will destroy the heater and could start a fire. A heater will not heat properly when connected to a voltage lower than what’s listed on its rating label.
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
- All electrical work and materials must comply with the National Electric Code (NEC), the Occupational Safety and Health Act (OSHA), and all state and local codes. Canadian installations must comply with Codes Canada and provincial codes.
- Use copper conductors only.
- DO NOT install the heater directly above bathtub or sink. DO NOT install in shower stall area. Manufacturer recommends installing your heater at least 2 feet (61 cm) away to prevent contact with water.
- Heater must be installed in a wall can: Model CS – wall can models CC or CCSM Model CST – wall can model CTC (WC1)
- DO NOT install the heater in a floor, below a towel bar, behind a door, or anywhere the air discharge may be blocked in any manner.
- To reduce the risk of fire, do not store or use gasoline or other flammable vapors and liquids in the vicinity of the heater.
- Connect grounding lead to ground- ing screw provided. Keep all foreign objects out of heater.
- CAUTION – High temperature, risk of fire, keep electrical cords, drapery, furnishings and other combustibles at least 3 feet (0.9 m) from the front of the heater and away from the side and rear.
TOOLS REQUIRED
PARTS OF YOUR HEATER
TIPS BEFORE YOU BEGIN
- Verify power has been turned off before starting any work!
- Model CS can be mounted with the element up, or with the element on the left. For ceiling installation, see page 5. For multiple heater wiring, see page 6. All the fan-forced heaters have a minimum clearance of 10″ (25.4 cm) from the ceiling and 4′ (1.2 m) from sprinkler heads.
- Model CST can only be mounted with the elements up. It cannot be mounted in the ceiling.
- For cleaner performance and longer heater life, install your heater 12 inches (30.5 cm) from the floor.
- All models can be installed to be Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) compliant. Check your state and local requirements.
- A thermostat is required for models that do not come with a built-in thermostat. An electronic wall thermostat is recommended for ultimate comfort and energy savings.
- The wall can label arrows show the correct mounting orientation (arrows must point up).
STEP 1 Cut a hole in the wall next to a wall stud
If you haven’t installed drywall yet, skip this step.
STEP 2 Locate or route electrical supply wires
If you’re wiring a wall thermostat, route the electrical supply wire from the circuit breaker to the wall thermostat, and then to the heater location. If your heater has a built-in thermostat, route the electrical supply wire from the circuit breaker directly to the heater location. Remove a knockout from the wall can and attach the supply wire with a cable clamp connector (not included) leaving a minimum of 6 inches wire lead (See Figure 3).
STEP 3 Mount the wall can
If you haven’t installed drywall yet, make sure the front of the wall can extends beyond the front edge of the wall stud to match the drywall depth (Figure 3). If you already have drywall installed, place the can into the cutout so the front is flush with the drywall. Fasten the wall can to the stud with 2 screws (Model CS) or 4 screws (Model CST) (not included), through holes provided in the wall can (Figure 3). As an option on model CS, the foam pad provided may be attached to the side of the wall can to square the wall can to the stud (See Figure 3).
INSERT THE HEATER ASSEMBLY IN THE WALL CAN
STEP 4 Wire connections
- Your heater has two connection wires on the back. Your supply wire has two connection wires and a supply ground wire.
- Connect supply ground wire to grounding screw in wall can (See Figure 4 or 5).
- Connect one supply wire to one heater wire with a wire connector (not included): For 240 or 208 volts, it doesn’t matter which heater wire. Both supply wires (black and white) are hot. Wrap supply (white) wire with black tape to identify it as hot (Figure 4). For 120 volts, connect the neutral (white) supply wire to the white heater wire (Figure 5).
- Connect the remaining supply wire to the remain- ing heater wire with a wire connector (not included) (See Figure 4 or 5).
- Turn the heater back around and insert the bottom edge of the heater assembly into the D-shaped tabs at the bottom of the wall can.
- Push all wires back into the bottom of the wall can. Make sure connections are tight and that none of the wires are caught between the motor and the wall can.
- Attach the heater assembly at top of the wall can with screw provided.
STEP 5 Install Grill
Attach grill with screws provided. If you have a built-in thermostat, slide thermostat knob onto shaft. If you have a model without a thermostat, snap in the grill plug provided. Turn power on at the main disconnect panel. Proceed to OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS.
CEILING MOUNT (MODEL CS ONLY)
STEP 1 Mount The Wall Can
Important:
- Only for Model CS up to 1,500 Watts – MAXIMUM.
- Do not mount the heater in low density fiberboard or false ceilings.
- Models with a built-in thermostat are not recommended. Fasten the wall can to ceiling rafters on any two sides (See Figure 6) with a minimum of screws (not included). You may need to install an additional rafter perpendicular to your ceiling rafters. The front edge of the wall can must extend beyond the front edge of the ceiling rafter(s) to match the drywall depth.
STEP 2 Route Supply Wires
Important: Supply connections must use wires suitable for at least 167˚F (75˚C) in the ceiling.
Route the electrical supply wire from the circuit breaker to the wall thermostat, and then to the wall can. Remove a knockout from the wall can and attach the supply wire with a cable clamp connector (not included) leaving a minimum of 6 inches wire lead (See Figure 3). Continue to STEPS 4 and 5 above.
MULTIPLE HEATERS WITH ONE THERMOSTAT (MODEL CS ONLY)
More than one heater can be wired in parallel on the same circuit breaker (be sure to check national and local codes for safety requirements). Additional electrical supply wire and cable clamp connectors are required, and you’ll need to use a wall thermostat. When wiring multiple heaters to one thermostat, the heaters must be in the same room and be spaced a minimum of three feet apart. The maximum amperage load you can put on one circuit breaker is limited to either 80% of the circuit breaker capacity, or the maximum amperage rating of the thermostat, whichever is lower.
- Route the electrical supply wire from the circuit breaker to the wall thermostat. At the wall can of heater #1, attach two sets of electrical supply wires with two cable clamp connectors (not included), leaving a minimum of 6 inches wire lead. One set of electrical supply wire goes to the wall thermostat and the other set goes to heater #2 (See Figure 7).
- There are two supply ground wires in the wall can of heater #1. You’ll need to add a small piece of copper wire (not included) to make the 3-wire connection with the ground screw (See Figure 7).
- For heater #1, connect each heater wire to one of the supply wires going to the thermostat, and to one of the supply wires going to the heater #2. Both wires from heater #1 must have a 3-wire connection.
MULTIPLE HEATERS WITH ONE THERMOSTAT (MODEL CS ONLY)
- For heater #2, make the connections in the wall can as shown in Figure 7 above. Proceed with STEP
- Wire connections, number 2 on page 5.
- Turn power back on at the main disconnect panel.
- Proceed to OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
WARRANTY
For more effective and safer operation and to prolong the life of the heater, read the Owner’s Guide and follow the instructions. Failure to properly maintain the heater will void any warranty and may cause the heater to function improperly.
LIMITED TWO YEAR WARRANTY: Manufacturer will repair or replace any Fan-forced (CS) or High-output Fan-forced (CST) heater found to be defective within two years after the date of purchase.
These warranties do not apply:
- Damage occurs to the product through improper installation or incorrect supply voltage;
- Damage occurs to the product through improper maintenance, misuse, abuse, accident, or alteration;
- The use of unauthorized accessories or unauthorized components constitutes an alteration and voids all warranties. Refer to website or call customer service at 888-346-7539 for list of authorized accessories and components.
- Manufacturer’s warranty is limited to repair or replacement.
- In the event Manufacturer elects to replace any part of your product, the replacement parts are subject to the same warranties as the product. The installation of replacement parts does not modify or extend the underlying warranties. Replacement or repair of any product or part does not create any new warranties.
If you believe your product is defective, please contact Manufacturer during the warranty period, for instructions on how to have the repair or replacement processed. Parts and Service Visit gdaheat.com/parts for information on where to obtain parts and service.
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
- Make sure all wires are properly connected and installation is complete before you turn on the heater.
- Do not operate without grill.
- Do not tamper with the hightemperature safety shutoff.
Complete installation
After installation, turn your heater to the highest setting and let it run for 30 minutes. Some smoking may occur as the element initially burns off residue from manufacturing. If your heater shows signs of overheating, such as glowing red or repeatedly getting unusually hot and shutting off, immediately turn off the circuit breaker and review the “KNOW YOUR VOLTAGE” section or call us. If the high-temperature safety shutoff trips more than once a day, replace the heater.
How to operate your heater
The room temperature is controlled by a thermostat located either on the wall, or on the heater. Once installation is complete and power is on, follow the steps below for your thermostat. If you have a wall or built-in thermostat with a knob:
- Turn the thermostat knob all the way to the right.
- When the room reaches your comfort level, turn the knob to the left, just until it clicks and the heater turns off. The heater will automatically keep the room temperature around this setting.
- To reduce the room temperature, turn the knob to the left. To increase the room temperature, turn the knob to the right.
If you have an electronic wall thermostat, follow the instructions in the programming and operating guide included with your thermostat.
INTERNAL HEATER WIRING DIAGRAMS
MAINTAINING YOUR HEATER
Clean heater at least every 6 months or as required. Do not lubricate motor.
WARNING: Risk of electrical shock, turn off power before removing grill.
- Turn off power at the main disconnect panel.
- Wait for the heater to cool.
- Remove thermostat knob (if any) and grill.
- Wash grill with hot soapy water and dry.
- Blow air through the heating element with a hair dryer or shop vacuum on blow cycle.
- Clean the fan with a vacuum cleaner.
- Replace grill and thermostat knob (if any).
- Turn power back on at the main disconnect panel.
Any service other than cleaning should be performed by an authorized service representative.
High-temperature safety shutoff
All CS and CST fan-forced heaters come with built-in high-temperature safety shutoffs that stop electricity flowing to the heater if it gets too hot inside. See TROUBLESHOOTING below if you’re experiencing problems with your heater.
TROUBLESHOOTING
Symptom Problem Solution
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Heater doesn’t work at all.
- Supply connections are loose.
- Heater has tripped one of its high-temperature safety shutoffs.
- Heater has tripped its secondary high-temperature safety shutoff.
- Supply circuit is faulty.
- Turn off power at main disconnect panel. Inspect and/ or tighten all the wire connectors inside the heater and at any connection points inside junction boxes or at the wall thermostat.
- TO RESET: Turn power off at main disconnect panel. Allow 20 minutes to cool. Make sure heater is not blocked and is clean. Restore power. If the high-temperature safety shutoff trips more than once a day, replace the heater.
- Replace heater.
- Call a licensed electrician. Breaker trips immediately after installing heater.
- A short circuit exists in the electrical supply wires or heater wiring.
- Circuit breaker and heater are not the same voltage.
- Circuit is overloaded.
- Supply circuit is faulty.
- An incorrect connection in the heater or electrical supply wires may cause sparking or arcing. Inspect all heater and electrical supply wiring insulation for damage or call an electrician.
- Double check the voltage of the heater to make sure it matches the voltage of the circuit. Replace heater with a model that is 240 volts.
- Use a lower wattage heater, or reduce the number of heaters on the circuit.
- Call a licensed electrician. Heater blows cold air or doesn’t get hot.
- Element has failed.
- Only one side heats and the other side has tripped one of its high-temperature safety shutoffs (Model CST only).
- Replace heater.
- TO RESET: Turn power off at main disconnect panel. Allow 20 minutes to cool. Make sure heater is not blocked and is clean. Restore power. If the high-temperature safety shutoff trips more than once a day, replace the heater.
Heater smells after installation or not being used. - Odor from element manufacturing process.
- Dust or lint inside the heater.
- Supply connections are loose.
- In a new installation, some smoking may occur as the element initially burns off residue from manufacturing. It typically goes away within several hours.
- Clean heater (see “MAINTAINING YOUR HEATER” on page 8 for instructions).
- Turn off power at main disconnect panel. Inspect and/ or tighten all the wire connectors inside the heater and at any connection points inside junction boxes or at the wall thermostat.
Fan/motor doesn’t spin or spins slow. - Circuit breaker is 120 volts and heater is 240 volts.
- Defective motor or motor out of alignment.
- Double check the voltage of the heater to make sure it matches the voltage of the circuit. Replace heater with a model that is 120 volts.
- Replace motor. Heater doesn’t turn off.
- Thermostat is defective.
- No thermostat hooked up to control heater.
- Incorrect heater wattage for room size.
- Replace thermostat.
- A thermostat is required for all fan heaters. Purchase a built-in or wall thermostat for your heater.
- Install higher wattage model or additional heaters if circuit allows.
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