| Mounting the Water Heater | The brackets can be adjusted to change | |
| Make sure the location of the appliance | the distance between the back of the | |
| appliance and the wall within the range of | ||
| allows for easy access and operation. | ||
CAUTION: | 3/8 to 1 1/2 | ||
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Reinforcement of the wall is | Wall studs should be utilized when | Loosen the adjustment screws of both the | |
required in case the wall is | |||
mounting the water heater to the wall. | |||
top and the bottom brackets to adjust the | |||
not strong enough to hold | |||
In case of dry wall or concrete wall use | |||
the appliance. | distance. (See diagram below) | ||
dry wall anchors or lag bolts. | |||
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The water heater requires 120VAC/60Hz. Have a receptacle with ground terminal near the water heater. The length of the power supply cord is 10 feet.
Install a wood screw for the upper bracket with a clearance of 1/8 between the wall and the screw head. Hang the center of the upper bracket on the screw.
Using a wood screw and a washer, affix the lower bracket to the wall (Left and Right). Repeat to affix the top bracket.
IMPORTANT: Do not | Water Supply Connections |
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apply heat to the HOT or | Plumbing should be carried out by a |
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COLD water connections. If | To supply hot water to upper floors, | ||
qualified plumber in accordance with local | |||
sweat connections are used, | additional water pressure (0.44 psi/ft) | ||
codes. | |||
sweat tubing to adapter | must be ensured. The measurement | ||
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before fitting adapter to the | Use approved plumbing materials only. | should be calculated by the distance | |
water connections on | between the water inlet of the water | ||
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heater. Any heat applied to | All material between the water supply and | heater (ground level) to the hot water | |
the water supply fittings | faucet (upper floor level). | ||
the water heater must be metal. | |||
will permanently damage |
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the internal components of | The diameter of the pipe lines should be a | Well water systems should be set at | |
the water heater. | a range of | ||
minimum of 3/4 . | |||
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| To conserve energy and to prevent | When the water is supplied from a | |
| water supply tank, the height of the | ||
| freezing, insulate both cold and hot water | ||
| tank and the diameter of the pipes and | ||
CAUTION: This water | supply lines. DO NOT cover the drain | ||
their relation to water pressure, should | |||
heater must only be used | valves. | ||
be taken into consideration. Gravity | |||
with the following water |
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| water pressure is not recommended. | ||
supply system conditions: | To ensure proper operation of the water | ||
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With clean, potable water | heater, the following water pressure | Notice: If the water flow resistance of | |
guidelines should be followed: | |||
a shower head is too high, the burner | |||
free of corrosive |
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chemicals, sand, dirt, or | Operation of the water heater requires | in the water heater will fail to ignite. | |
other contaminates. | Keep the shower head clean from | ||
the minimum water pressure of 14 psi | |||
With inlet water | debris that could cause additional | ||
and a minimum water flow rate of | |||
pressure drop. | |||
temperatures above 32oF, | |||
0.66 gpm. | |||
but not exceeding 120oF. |
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| Notice: If using mixing valves on the | ||
| Additional water pressure is required | ||
Free of lime and scale | outlet, choose one which prevents cold | ||
for long pipe runs and outlet fitting(s) | |||
deposits. | water pressure from overcoming hot | ||
water pressure drops. | |||
| water line pressure. | ||
DO NOT reverse the hot |
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and cold water | To maintain proper performance, ensure |
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connections. The water | sufficient water supply pressure. The |
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heater will not operate. | Required Water Pressure = Min. |
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| Operating Water Pressure (14 psi) + |
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| Pipe Pressure Loss + Faucet and |
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| Shower Pressure Loss + Safety Margin |
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9 | (more than 5 psi). |
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