State Industries SHE 50 76N instruction manual Inch vent Vertical VAA Installations

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barb, use a wire tie or hose clamp (not supplied with kit) and secure.

6.Take the other end of the flexible tubing and slide it through the hose clamp on the jacket top cover and install it into one of the four barb fittings in vent pipe assembly #2.

7.Once installed along with the rest of the vent configuration, make sure to operate the unit through at least one heat up cycle to ensure there is no leakage around the hose barb or any joints of the VAA or vent pipe system.

FIGURE 23: Typical Horizontal Installation

Installation for VAA with 3 & 4 inch Pipe for Vertical Vent

Some applications may require the use of 3 or 4 inch vent pipe for longer vent lengths. Please refer to Figure 24 as you review these instructions. Refer back to the vertical VAA installation steps but with the following changes to the vent construction.

3 inch vent (Vertical VAA Installations)

The VAA is designed to accommodate only 2 inch vent pipe. The installer must use 2 inch vent pipe between the blower assembly and the inlet into the VAA. On the outlet side of the VAA, a short run of 2 inch vent pipe is required. Each of the short pieces of 2 inch pipe entering and exiting the VAA must not exceed 6 inches (15 cm) in length. From this point on, a 2 inch to 3 inch adapter may be used. From the 2 inch to 3 inch adapter, the installer may use up to 65 equivalent feet (19.8 m) of pipe, see Figure 24 for typical installation.

4 inch vent (Vertical VAA Installations)

The VAA is designed to accommodate only 2 inch vent pipe. The installer must use 2 inch vent pipe between the blower assembly and the inlet into the VAA. On the outlet side of the VAA, a short run of 2 inch vent pipe is required. Each of the short pieces of 2 inch pipe entering and exiting the VAA must not exceed 6 inches (15 cm) in length. From this point on, a 2 inch to 4 inch adapter may be used. From the 2 inch to 4 inch adapter, the installer may use up to 128 equivalent feet (39.0 m) of pipe, see Figure 24 for typical installation.

Remember to operate the unit for at least one heat cycle to ensure there are no air leaks in the vent joints of the VAA and the vent pipe system. Air leaks will allow flue gas by-products to disseminate into the room creating an unsafe environment and could cause illness, asphyxiation and/or even death.

FIGURE 24: Typical Installation for Vertical Vent with 3 or 4 inch Pipe

Installation of VAA with 3 & 4 inch Pipe for Horizontal Vent Some applications may require the use of 3 or 4 inch vent pipe for longer vent lengths. Please refer to the Figure 25 as you review these instructions. Refer back to the horizontal VAA installation steps but with the following changes to the vent construction.

3 inch vent (Horizontal VAA Installations)

The VAA is designed to accommodate only 2 inch vent pipe. The installer must use 2 inch vent pipe between blower assembly and inlet into the VAA. On the outlet side of the VAA, a short run of 2 inch vent pipe is required. From this point on, a 2 inch to 3 inch adapter may be used. From the 2 inch to 3 inch adapter, installer may use up to 52 equivalent feet (15.8 m) of pipe. This is 8 equivalent feet (2.4 m) less than the original 60 equivalent feet (18.3 m) specified with one elbow due to the 2 inch elbow instead of a 3 inch elbow required for vent from blower to the inlet of VAA, see Figure 25 for typical installation.

4 inch vent (Horizontal VAA Installations)

The VAA is designed to accommodate only 2 inch vent pipe. The installer must use 2 inch vent pipe between the blower assembly and the inlet into the VAA. On the outlet side of the VAA a short run of 2 inch vent pipe is required. From this point on, a 2 inch to 4 inch adapter may be used. From the 2 inch to 4 inch adapter, the installer may use up to 102 equivalent feet (31.1 m) of pipe. This is 18 equivalent feet (5.5 m) less than the original 120 equivalent feet (36.6 m) specified with one elbow due to the 2 inch elbow instead of a 4 inch elbow required for the vent from the blower to the inlet of the VAA, see Figure 25 for typical installation.

Remember to operate the unit for at least one heat cycle to ensure there are no air leaks in the vent joints of the VAA and the vent pipe system. Air leaks will allow flue gas by-products to disseminate into the room creating an unsafe environment and could cause illness, asphyxiation and/or even death.

FIGURE 25: Typical Installation for Horizontal Vent with 3 or 4 inch Pipe

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Contents Printed Power Vented GAS Models W/HOT Surface IgnitionWhenever maintenance adjustment or service is required 197421-003Important Definitions Safe INSTALLATION, USE and ServiceApprovals General Safety Information General Safety Information Table of Contents IntroductionSignage Installation of Carbon Monoxide DetectorsApproved Carbon Monoxide Detectors ExemptionsElbow Access Door Typical InstallationReplacement Parts and Deliming Products Condensate Hose and Drain PAN Mixing Valves Capacity and Gas and Electrical Characteristics ROUGH-IN-DIMENSIONSRough-In-Dimensions Recovery capacity based on 90% thermal efficiencyLocating the NEW Water Heater Facts to Consider About the LocationInsulation Blankets Air REQUIREMENTsFresh Air Openings For Confined Spaces Unconfined SpaceConfined Space Outdoor Air Through Two OpeningsAIR from Other Indoor Spaces Outdoor AIR Through TWO Horizontal DuctsOutdoor AIR Through TWO Vertical Ducts Water Piping Installing the NEW Water HeaterChemical Vapor Corrosion Space Heating and Potable Water SystemValve and Pipe Insulation if supplied Temperature-Pressure Relief ValveThermal Expansion Gas Piping High Altitude InstallationContact qualified installer or service agency Per square inch 3.5 kPa Sediment TrapsFilling the Water Heater Vent Pipe Assembly VentingTermination Clearances Sidewall Power Vent Vent Pipe TerminationBreathing Hazard Carbon Monoxide Gas Planning the Vent SystemCondensate Vent Terminal INSTALLATION, Sidewall Blower Assembly InstallationInstallation of Vent System Than the marked circle Power Vent Wiring Schematic FigureChisel an opening approximately one half inch 1.3 cm larger Pointed in the correct position, see FigureInstallation of Vent SYSTEM, Sidewall Installation of Vertical Vent SystemVertical VAA Installations Recommended Vent Attenuation Assembly InstallationVent attenuation assembly Flexible tubing Instruction sheet Inch vent Vertical VAA Installations Vent Pipe Preparation Recommended BRUSH* Size for Primer Cement ApplicationsStep F Step BStep E Step GWhat to do if YOU Smell GAS Power Before ServicingDo not try to light the burner by hand Do not TRY to Light the Burner by HandDisplay Temperature RegulationTemperature Indicators Temperature Adjustment Buttons D E FOperational Conditions For Your InformationStart UP Conditions Periodic Maintenance Anode ROD InspectionTo Flush the Water Heater Storage Tank Temperature-Pressure Relief Valve TestKeep hands clear of drain Open the water heater drain valve to flush the storage tankService Leakage CheckpointsTroubleshooting Guidelines Trouble ShootingAssembly if damaged or defective Ensure the flame sensor is clean use ultra fine steelTurn off power to the water heater Unplug ignitor assembly plug from control. Check resistanceAssembly .2 If the reading taken is less than 100,000 Unplug the ignitor assembly plug from the control. CheckResistance of the black resistor wire between pins Check vent temperature limit switch if it is determinedTroubleshooting Guidelines Limited Warranty
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