Relay Expansion Board Replacement - 3100/4100/5100 Series

yellow triangle with lightning boltWARNING

HAZARDOUS VOLTAGE: Risk of electric shock. Can cause injury or death. Heater may be connected to more than one branch circuit. Disconnect power to all circuits before servicing.

Disconnect Power

Disconnect power to the heating system.

Remove Electrical Panel Cover

Remove the electrical panel cover and locate the relay expansion board(s).

Disconnect Interface Cables

Disconnect the interface cable(s) from the expansion board(s) being replaced.

Disconnect L1 and L2

Disconnect the wires from L1 and L2 240.

Disconnect Element Wires

Disconnect the wires for the elements, labeling their positions on the board.

Remove Relay Expansion Board

Remove the existing relay expansion board(s) by removing the five screws.

Verify Jumpers

Verify J1 and J2 jumpers (Figure 1) are in the correct positions for the application.

  1. First relay expansion board: J1 and J2 jumpers MUST be OFF.
  2. Second relay expansion board: J1 jumper MUST be ON and J2 jumper MUST be OFF.

NOTE: Models 3120, 4120, or 5120 only have one relay expansion board; therefore, jumpers 1 and 2 MUST both be OFF.

Models 4130, 4140, 5130, and 5140 have both a first and second relay expansion board. Make sure the top relay expansion board is configured as expansion board one and the bottom relay expansion board is configured as expansion board two.

Mount the New Relay Expansion Board

Mount the new relay expansion board(s) using the screws removed in Step 6.

Connect Wires to L1 and L2

Connect the wires to L1 and L2 240.

Connect Element Wires

Connect the element wires back in the same positions as on the original board.

Connect Interface Cable

Connect the interface cable(s).

Install Cover

Reinstall the electrical panel cover and energize the system.

Complete Checkout

Ensure proper operation by completing the Installer’s Final Check-Out Procedure.

Verify Location 40

Verify the value in Location 40 (L040).

Unit

L040 Value

3100 Series

1000°F / 537°C

4100 Series

1200°F / 648°C

5100 Series

1200°F / 648°C

Instruction 1209009 Rev 5 11/21/2023