AquaStar 170 VP manual Procedure for Replacing a Thermostat, To Remove Thermostat

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PROCEDURE FOR REPLACING A THERMOSTAT

TO REMOVE THERMOSTAT:

A. Your replacement thermostat comes as part of a kit. The kit includes additional replacement components to ensure a successful installation. When removing the old thermostat be certain to remove all its components ("O" Ring, and Steel Wedge) prior to installing the replacement thermostat.

1.Shut off gas to the heater by turning the handle on the main gas valve.

2.Shut off the water supply to the heater and open a faucet on the lowest floor to drain the line and relieve the pressure.

3.Remove the front panel, the left panel, and the bottom tray.

4.Remove the L-Shaped Lever, spring and screw (see fig.A). Screw is covered with a grey cap on newer models. Back out the screw all the way, being careful not to lose the spring, and then remove the L-lever. (Set these three parts aside as a unit, ready to reinstall).

5.Pull down on the thermostat piston assembly to remove it from the gas valve.

NOTE: There is a Steel Wedge and an "O" Ring which should come out with the piston assembly. If they do not, reach up with tweezers and/or a magnet for the Steel Wedge and remove them. Be especially careful not to push the Steel Wedge into the valve housing.

6.Remove the two screws at the other end of the thermostat (located on the upper left side of the heat exchanger) and slide the capillary sensor out of the heat exchanger. Note: You should have a basin ready to collect the water that will then be released from the heat exchanger.

TO INSTALL NEW

THERMOSTAT:

B. When working with the thermostat, be careful not to damage it: The copper capillary tube is hollow and can be damaged if crimped or bent too sharply.

1. Insert the capillary sensor into the

heat exchanger. Be sure that the

rubber gasket seats properly and

then retighten the two screws.

2. Slide the new Brass Collar over

the piston.

3. Slide the "O" Ring over the piston

so that it seats above the Brass

Collar.

4. Place the Steel Wedge into the

piston cup. Position it so it is ori-

ented with a flat side facing you. A

dab of grease or silicone will help it

stay in place.

5. Slide the assembly into the valve

housing, ensuring that the Steel

Wedge does not shift to an angled

position.

6. Reinstall the L-Shaped Lever,

spring and screw. Be sure the left

side of the L-lever is positioned over

the cam. Tighten the screw in all

the way so the spring is compressed.

Now calibrate the thermostat.

7. To calibrate the thermostat prop-

erly, continue with the calibration and

thermostat test on the following

Retaining screw

fig.A

Capillary Sensor

 

Thermostat

Tubing toRubber Gasket

Heat Exchanger

 

 

 

Steel Wedge

Cam

 

 

"O" Ring

 

 

 

 

 

Spring

Brass Collar

 

 

Screw

 

 

 

L-Shaped Lever

 

Grey cap

Piston Cup

 

 

 

Thermostat

 

Thermostat assembly

 

Piston

 

 

 

 

 

Assembly

 

 

page.

Into Left Side of

Heat Exchanger

Complete Gas Block Assembly

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Contents For Your Safety Suitable for water potable heating and space heatingWhat to do if YOU Smell GAS Features Table of ContentsSetting the Inlet GAS Pressure for High Altitudes AquaStar 170 VP SpecificationsPage Rules for Safe Operation Parts of AquaStar Locating Your Heater for Safe Proper Combustion Installation Connecting the Gas LineHanging the heater on the wall Connecting the pressure relief valve Connecting the water linesWhat to do if YOU Smell GAS For Your Safety Read Before LightingLighting Instructions Maintenance and Service Setting the Water TemperatureDo not enlarge the orifice Characteristic Pilot FlamePilot will not Light Trouble ShootingNo gas to the AquaStar In-line AquaStar gas regulator jammed usually with LP gasPilot orifice may not be correct for your type of gas Pilot Lights but Flame Goes OUT When Button is ReleasedAir in the Gas Line Poor thermocouple connection at the elec- tromagnetMain Burners do not Ignite When HOT Water is Turned on Gas pressure too low Temperature setting is too highWater is TOO HOT Water is not HOT EnoughHOT Water Temperature Fluctuates Parts in water flow valve #38411 are cor- rodedUnbalanced pressure in water lines Cleaning the Pilot Assembly See diagram for correct location of screw to recalibrate Procedure to Calibrate ThermostatTest Procedure to Confirm Thermostat is Working Properly Calibration and Thermostat TestTo Remove Thermostat Procedure for Replacing a ThermostatGAS Flow Path Water PathDiagramatic Layout Spare Parts List Aquastar 170VP Housing Components Diagram AquastarInterior Components Diagram Aquastar Valve Assembly Components Diagram Aquastar Installation Checklist M. leblanc s.a

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