TROUBLESHOOTING CHART
PROBLEM |
| POSSIBLE CAUSE(S) |
| CORRECTIVE ACTION |
NO HOT WATER | 1. | Hot water usage pattern exceeds the | 1. | Change to different mode or modify usage |
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| capability of the water heater in |
| patterns |
| 2. | current mode | 2. | Check for blown fuse or tripped breaker. |
| No power to the water heater | |||
| 3. | Unit in standby | 3. | Restore power to unit then press power button. |
| Press the power button to turn the unit on | |||
| 4. | Unit in Vacation mode | 4. | Select mode other than Vacation |
| 5. | High temperature limit switch open | 5. | Reset the high temperature limit switch; see |
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| 6. | “Safety |
| Contact a qualified person for service | |||
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| sensor |
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INSUFFICIENT HOT WATER/ | 1. | Temperature | 1. | Increase set point temperature; see “Adjusting |
SLOW HOT WATER | 2. | Air filter dirty |
| the User Interface Module” section |
RECOVERY | 2. | Clean air filter | ||
| 3. | Hot water usage pattern exceeds the | 3. | Change to different mode or modify usage |
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| capability of the water heater in |
| patterns (For example if in Efficiency Mode |
| 4. | current mode | 4. | switch to Hybrid Mode) |
| Water connections to unit reversed | Ensure the cold connection is at the bottom | ||
| 5. | Heat lost through long run of exposed | 5. | and that the hot connection is at the top |
| Insulate exposed piping | |||
| 6. | pipe | 6. | Repair hot water leaks |
| Hot water leak at faucet or piping | |||
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| 7. | Call qualified person for service |
| 8. | Sediment or scale build up in tank | 8. | Drain and flush tank. Water conditioning may |
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| be necessary to minimize build up |
HIGH OPERATION COSTS | 1. | Temperature | 1. | Decrease set point temperature; see “Adjusting |
| 2. | Air filter dirty | 2. | the User Interface Module” |
| Clean air filter | |||
| 3. | Electric mode selected | 3. | Change to Efficiency or Hybrid mode for re- |
| 4. | Water connections to unit reversed | 4. | duced energy costs |
| Ensure the cold connection is at the bottom | |||
| 5. | Heat lost thru long run of exposed | 5. | and that the hot connection is at the top |
| Insulate exposed piping | |||
| 6. | pipe | 6. | Repair hot water leaks |
| Hot water leak at faucet or piping | |||
| 7. | Sediment or scale build up in tank | 7. | Drain and flush tank. Water conditioning may |
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| be required to minimze build up |
DRIP FROM TEMPERATURE & | 1. | Excessive water pressure | 1. | Check water supply inlet pressure. If higher |
PRESSURE RELIEF VALVE |
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| than 80 PSIG, install a pressure reducing |
(Warning: Do not plug or cap |
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| valve |
T&P discharge pipe.) | 2. | Add or service a thermal expansion | 2. | See “Closed System/Thermal Expansion” section |
| 3. | tank. | 3. | Replace the Temperature & PressureRelief |
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| Pressure Relief Valve |
| Valve |
OTHER | 1. | The water heater does not | 1. | When first started the water heater takes about 8 |
| 2. | immediately start | 2. | minutes to complete a diagnostic routine |
| The heat pump does not run in | Contact a qualified person for service | ||
| 3. | Efficiency mode. | 3. | Contact a qualified person for service |
| The heat pump runs when set to | |||
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| Electric mode. |
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