State Industries STC-080 manual If … … then, Test

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RESIDENTIAL GAS, NON POWER VENTED, WATER HEATER

SERVICE HANDBOOK

Possible carbon monoxide

Smell of burnt gas in the room

Residential Gas – continued

The instruction manual gives guidelines under “Air Requirements” and “Unconfined “ or “Confined Space” sections. If you want to test for a lack of air:

1.Turn on every appliance and fan that exhausts air from the utility room and/or house. Make sure all windows and doors are closed, as well as chimney dampers.

2.Open a hot water faucet so that the main burner will ignite

3.Remove the outer door of the water heater – not the inner door

4.Monitor the flame characteristics for several minutes

If the flame begins to “yellow” open a door or window, to the outdoors, to see if additional air corrects this back to blue. If it does, the room needs more air supply. Perform draft test at draft hood of water heater with match or smoke source to verify.

 

Testing with

 

 

Gas

 

Manifold

Pressure

Pilot Gas

Gauge

Gas Pressure

 

Pressure

Test

 

Test

Gas pressure checks are done with flowing gas.

Supply gas pressure checks are taken ahead of the gas control and as close to the heater as possible.

Pilot gas pressure checks are taken by using fitting adapters to tap into the pilot gas tubing. Manifold (main burner) gas pressure is measured using the Allen wrench tap on the bottom of the control valve.

Desired gas pressures will be noted on the gas valve label.

If …

… then

supply gas pressure is under desired pressure

• increase supply gas pressure regulator

setting

 

setting and,

 

• increase supply gas piping size.

supply gas pressure is over desired pressure

add gas pressure regulator.

 

reduce setting on existing regulator.

pilot gas pressure is more than +/- .3 inch

replace the control valve.

W.C. from desired

 

 

manifold gas pressure is more than +/- .3 inch

replace the control valve.

W.C. from desired

 

 

Additional considerations when pilot or main burner flames are too large or too small:

Incorrect orifice

Dirt in orifice or gas supply tubing

State Water Heater

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Technical Training Department

© 2004

 

Ashland city, TN

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Contents NON Power Vented Models Standard Residential GAS Water HeatersTable of Contents Residential GAS Service Handbook IntroductionTools Required Miscellaneous InformationFormulas To convertConstruction Installation of Residential GAS Water Heater Residental GAS Water Heater Service Normal Operation Residential GasResidential Gas Setting Approximate Temperature F Degree Burns on Adult SkinService 000Fuel BTUIf … … then TestElectrical Testing Thermocouple output test Procedures/ConditionsSooting causes If … … then Safety drop out test ProceduresIf… … then CondensationCondensation is a mild acid it will corrode steel Exhaust Venting Notes Flammable Vapor Ignition Resistant Fvir DesignPossible Service issues associated with a blocked screen LDO Screen LINT, DUST, OIL ScreensFlame Arrestor Combustion Chamber Temperature Sensor Possible service issues associated with the flame arrestorONE Piece Pilot Burner Assembly To replace a pilot assembly Sealed Combustion ChamberFive point inner door seal inspection Important Service Reminder Other featuresPiezo Igniter WHY Water Heater Tanks Leak What Prevention What WHY Prevention Water ConditionsGeneral EffectsFIX Symptoms CauseAluminum Hydroxide If tank is new with no lime build-up to any degreeDiscolored Water TreatmentSmelly Water Chlorination Procedure ProcedureNot Enough HOT Water GAS TestThermal Expansion FIX Leaking Temperature and Pressure Relief Valve Symptoms General FIX

STC-080 specifications

The State Industries STC-080 is a high-efficiency water heater designed to meet the demands of residential and light commercial applications. With its strategic engineering and innovative technology, it offers a reliable solution for those seeking comfort, efficiency, and sustainability in water heating.

One of the main features of the STC-080 is its exceptional efficiency rating. It operates with an impressive Energy Factor (EF) that not only reduces energy consumption but also translates into lower utility bills for users. The unit utilizes a streamlined heat exchanger design, optimizing heat transfer and minimizing energy loss. This design ensures that users can enjoy hot water on demand without the worry of excessive energy expenditure.

The STC-080 is equipped with advanced heating technologies, including a dual-flame burner system. This system ensures rapid heating while providing consistent water temperature, which is essential for residential applications where demand can vary throughout the day. The integration of advanced controls also allows for precise temperature adjustments, giving users full control over their hot water supply.

Durability and reliability are key characteristics of the STC-080. Constructed from high-quality materials, it features a heavy-duty steel tank with a glass-lined interior that provides excellent corrosion resistance. This not only enhances the product's longevity but also ensures consistent performance even in challenging water conditions. Additionally, the unit includes an anode rod that further protects against corrosion, extending service life and reducing maintenance needs.

The STC-080 is designed for easy installation, with flexibility that accommodates various plumbing setups. Its compact design allows for placement in tighter spaces, making it an ideal choice for homes where space is at a premium.

Safety is another priority with the STC-080. It includes multiple safety features such as a temperature and pressure relief valve, ensuring safe operation. The unit also complies with stringent industry standards, providing peace of mind to homeowners and businesses alike.

In summary, the State Industries STC-080 is a standout water heating solution that combines efficiency, reliability, and advanced technology. With its robust construction and user-friendly features, it caters to the evolving needs of both residential and light commercial users, making it an excellent investment for those looking to enhance their water heating systems while being conscious of energy usage.