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18

ST

AND

ARD B

ASIC LIMITED 

W

ARRANTY

ON RESIDENTIAL OIL 

W

A

TER HEA

TERS

GENERAL

The man

uf

acturer w

arr

ants that, subject to v

e

rification of a w

arr

anty

claim within the w

arr

anty per

iod as descr

ibed belo

w

, it will tak

e the

necessar

y correctiv

e action to either repair or replace a w

ater heater

or component par

t which is deter

mined to be def

ectiv

e in mater

ial or

w

o

rkmanship subject to the ter

ms and conditions outlined in this

document.

Fur

ther

, an

y replacement w

ater heater or component par

t

supplied under w

arr

anty will carr

y only the une

xpired por

tion of the

or

iginal w

a

ter heater’

s w

arr

anty

.

The n

umber of replacement w

ater

heaters is limited to one (1) per or

iginal unit purchased.

If due to

some e

xtremely un

usual circumstances

, a replacement w

ater heater

or component par

t is f

ound to be def

ectiv

e b

y our inspection & test-

ing depar

tment, another heater or component par

t will be supplied to

fulfill the ob

ligation of the w

arr

anty of the or

iginal heater

.

THE INNER 

T

ANK

If the inner tank f

ails within *SIX (6) y

ears after the date of the or

igi-

nal installation, a replacement w

ater heater will be pro

vided to the

par

ty from whom the unit w

as or

iginally purchased.

If the w

ater

heater is installed in other than a single f

amily dw

elling, the tank w

a

r-

ranty is limited to ONE (1) y

ear

.

If an e

xact replacement is not a

vail-

ab

le

, the man

uf

acturer reser

ve

s the r

ight to fur

nish a compar

ab

le

model w

ater heater

;

h

o

w

e

ver

, a surcharge will be applied f

or an

y

additional component(s) incor

por

ated in the replacement w

ater

heater

.The w

arr

anty reply card m

ust be completed and sent bac

k to

the man

uf

acturer within f

o

rty-fiv

e (45) da

ys of the installation date

.

If

said w

arr

anty card is not retur

ned, the date indicated on the model

ser

ial plate will pre

vail.

COMPONENT P

A

R

T

S

If an

y component par

t is f

ound to be def

ectiv

e within ONE (1) y

ear

from the date of or

iginal installation, pro

vided said def

ectiv

e par

t is

an in-house f

actor

y made piece or an or

iginal f

actor

y appro

ved OEM

piece

, the man

u

facturer will fur

nish a replacement par

t after the

receipt and testing of the par

t claimed to be def

ectiv

e

.

THIS W

ARRANTY WILL 

NO

APPL

Y

1)

To

 def

ects or malfunctions resulting from f

a

ilure to proper

ly

install, oper

ate

, or maintain the unit in accordance with the pr

int-

ed instr

uctions

.

2)

If the installation does not conf

or

m to CSA &/or ETL Standards

as w

ell as an

y applicab

le national or local b

uilding codes

.

3)

To

 an

y damage or f

ailure caused b

y ab

use

, accident, fire

, floods

,

freezing or other acts of God.

4)

To

 an

y damage or f

ailure caused b

y oper

ating the heater without

an appro

ved pressure & temper

ature relief v

alv

e ha

ving been

installed.

5)

To

 an

y damage or f

ailure caused b

y oper

ating the heater with an

empty or par

tially empty inner tank or sediment b

uild-up result-

ing in dr

y fir

ing of the heating elements

.

6)

To

 an

y damage or f

ailure caused b

y utilizing the heater in con-

junction with an

y other energy sa

ving de

vice or other source(s)

of energy not appro

ved b

y the man

uf

acturer

;

or f

o

r other than

use with potab

le w

ater without an

y additiv

es such as salt, chlo-

rine or chemicals other than those added f

or the pur

pose of ren-

der

ing the w

ater fit to dr

ink.

7)

To

 an

y damage or f

ailure caused b

y the remo

val of the anode

&/or b

y not assur

ing that there is a w

o

rking anode in the tank at

all times

.

All anodes m

ust be chec

ked at least once e

ver

y tw

o

years & replaced, if necessar

y.

8)

To

 an

y damages or f

ailure caused b

y ha

ving affix

ed to the heater

an

y non-f

actor

y made or f

actor

y appro

ved replacement par

t(s)

such as elements

, controls

, dip-tubes

, relief v

alv

es

, etc.

9)

To

 an

y damage caused b

y not ha

ving the w

ater heater installed

adjacent to a free flo

wing dr

ain in the e

vent of w

ater leakage

.

10)

If the heater is oper

ated at w

ater temper

atures e

xceeding the

maxim

um setting of the oper

ating &/or high limit control or the

heater is not supplied with potab

le w

ater

, free to circulate at all

times

.

11)

If the heater has e

xper

ienced the eff

ect of ther

mal e

xpansion

due to e

xcessiv

e pressure (e

xceeding 300PSI).

The result of

e

xcessiv

e pressure usually re

verses the bottom of the inner tank

and can occur with the addition of a pressure reducing v

alv

e &/or

a chec

k v

alv

e in the m

unicipal w

ater supply system in a single

family dw

elling.

12)

If the heater is installed outside of Canada or the United States

.

SER

VICE LABOUR RESPONSIBILITY

This w

arr

anty does not co

ver an

y labour e

xpense f

or ser

vice

,

remo

val, or re-installation of a replacement heater

.

All such e

xpens-

es are y

our responsibility

.

SHIPPING COSTS

If a w

ater heater or component par

t is deemed to be replaced, the

man

uf

acturer will pa

y the tr

anspor

tation costs of the replacement

unit to a con

venient author

iz

ed distr

ib

utor or retailer as selected b

y

us

.Y

ou m

ust pa

y an

y local car

tage including the cost of retur

ning the

replaced item to the author

iz

ed distr

ib

utor or retailer from whom the

replacement is coming from.

HO

T

O

 MAKE A CLAIM

An

y claim f

or w

arr

anty ser

vice should be made to y

our contr

actor

,

wholesaler or retailer from whom the w

a

ter heater w

as purchased.

In

tur

n, said contr

actor

, wholesaler or retailer will contact the man

uf

ac-

turer from whom the

y purchased the heater

.If this procedure cannot

be f

ollo

w

ed, contact an

y other local contr

actor

, wholesaler or retailer

handling our w

ater heaters

.

Also

, f

or w

arr

anty inf

or

mation y

ou ma

y

call the man

uf

acturer’

s customer ser

vice depar

tment at (514) 645-

8893 or 1-800-363-9354, e

xt.

240.

W

e

 suggest that pr

ior to calling

the f

a

ctor

y,

 that y

ou mak

e sure to ha

ve

 the model n

umber & ser

ial

n

umber that is to be f

ound on the outside casing of the heater

.Proof

of purchase sho

wing the date

, name and place of the b

usiness from

whom the w

a

ter heater w

as purchased is essential to settle an

y w

a

r-

ranty claim dispute o

ver the length of the per

iod of installation.

If an e

xact replacement is not a

vailab

le

, a current model w

ater heater

or component par

t with compar

ab

le oper

ating f

eatures will be pro

vid-

ed b

y the man

uf

acturer

.

If go

ve

rnment regulations or industr

y stan-

dards require the replacement model w

a

ter heater or component

par

t to ha

ve

 f

eatures not f

ound on the def

ectiv

e model w

ater heater

or component par

t, y

ou will be charged the diff

erence in pr

ice asso-

ciated with these required f

eatures

.

If y

ou pa

y the diff

erence in pr

ice

for these required f

eatures

, y

ou will receiv

e a complete ne

w

Standard Basic Limited 

W

arr

anty f

or the replacement w

ater heater

.

MISCELLANEOUS

No one is author

iz

ed to mak

e an

y other w

arr

anties on the man

uf

ac-

turer’

s behalf

.A

n

y implied w

arr

anties of an

y nature off

ered b

y a third

par

ty other than what is stated in this Standard Basic Limited

W

arr

anty will not be honoured.

No claims f

or incidental or conse-

quential damages (including damages from leakage) will be accept-

ed.

If y

ou do not retur

n

 the w

arr

anty card, a proof of purchase sho

w-

ing the name

, date and location of the or

iginal source of purchase is

a necessity to process a w

arr

anty claim.

F

ailure to produce this doc-

umentation will result in the lesser or the w

arr

anty per

iods being

off

ered.

In order to a

void an

y confusion &/or disputes

, w

e

 suggest

that the w

arr

anty card be completed and mailed bac

k no later than

fo

rty-fiv

e (45) da

ys after installation.

EXTENDED W

ARRANTIES

F

or inf

or

mation on some premium quality residential gas & electr

ic

w

a

ter heaters

, contact y

our local licensed plumber or look f

or them

at selected retailers

.

Summary of Contents for RESIDENTIAL OIL-FIRED WATER HEATER

Page 1: ... not entirely followed a fire or explosion may result causing property damage per sonal injury or death DO NOT STORE use gasoline or any other flammable vapours or liquids in the vicinity of this or any other appliance DO NOT USE gasoline crank case oil or oil containing gasoline DO NOT TAMPER with the unit or controls DO NOT LEAVE paper or rags close to the burner or the water heater WHAT TO DO I...

Page 2: ...ntilation Air Supply 3 Requirements for Unconfined Spaces 4 Requirements for Confined Spaces Indoor Combustion and Ventilation Air 4 Requirements for Confined Spaces Outdoor Combustion and Indoor Ventilation Air 4 Requirements for Confined Spaces Outdoor Combustion and Ventilation Air 4 Air duct sizing 5 Louvers and Grilles 6 Corrosive Atmospheres 6 Venting 6 Chimney requirements 6 Flue piping 6 D...

Page 3: ...heater to operate properly it must be supplied with an uninterrupted flow of clean combustion and ventilation air The area around the water heater must always be kept clean and clear of debris An inadequate supply of air to the water heater will produce a bright yellow burner flame causing soot ing in the combustion chamber on the burner and in the flue tube This can result in damage to the water ...

Page 4: ...ly communi cating with interior areas that have in turn adequate infiltration from the outdoors Requirements for Confined Spaces Outdoor Combustion and Indoor Ventilation Air A water heater that is located in a confined space and that obtains its combustion air from outdoors and ventilation air from within the conditioned space of the building should be provided with two permanent openings one nea...

Page 5: ...losure b horizontal duct s as shown in Figure 7 with an equivalent length of less than 50 ft 15 m having a free flow area of not less than one 1 square inch per 2 000 BTU h 11 cm2 kWh of the total input of all oil fired appliances in the enclosure and c air openings that communicate directly with the outdoors as shown in Figure 6 having a free flow area of not less than one 1 square inch per 4 000...

Page 6: ...nnected to a ver tical chimney The chimney must be properly con structed and sized clean and free of soot creosote and obstructions able to generate sufficient draft to evacuate the products of combustion outdoors and be lined with a tile or metal liner Inspect the chimney and make any repairs necessary before installing the water heater To prevent downdrafts the chimney flue should extend at leas...

Page 7: ...tional Electrical Code NFPA 70 in the United States Before installing the switch remember to DIS CONNECT THE POWER SUPPLY to the water heater Failure to follow these instructions can result in property damage personal injury or death Installation 1 Install the pre assembled flue collar blocked vent switch assembly over the flue outlet on the water heater see Figure 9 2 Wire the switch to the aquas...

Page 8: ...is imperative that open flame is not applied to the inlet and outlet fittings as heat will damage or destroy the plastic lined fittings This will result in premature failure of the fittings which is not covered by the warranty 8 INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS FLUE COLLAR BLOCKED VENT SWITCH VENT PIPE FLUE OUTLET MANUAL RESET BUTTON FLUE COLLAR BLOCKED VENT SWITCH ASSEMBLY Figure 9 Figure 10 1 Flue coll...

Page 9: ...ystem When the water heater operates the heated water expands creating a pressure build up This is a natural function and is one of the reasons for installing a temperature and pressure relief valve If the cold water supply line has a built in water meter check valve or pressure reducing valve a suitable expansion tank must be installed to prevent pressure build up or water hammer effect Otherwise...

Page 10: ... proper burner settings Wiring This water heater uses an external electrical source for power It must be electrically grounded in accordance with all local codes or in the absence of such codes the latest edition of the CSA C22 1 Canadian Electrical Code in Canada and or the latest edition of the National Electrical Code NFPA 70 in the United States Failure to properly ground this water heater can...

Page 11: ... piping would have been in the past treated with chemicals for cleaning or sealing the system 3 If this water heater is to be used for space heating make sure that all safety codes are respected Pay special attention to safety valve pressure and expansion tanks Figure 11 L1 N Aquastat Fuse L1 N Gnd Oil Burner Junction Box Electrical Wiring Diagram For White Rodgers Aquastat Model 11B76 Black White...

Page 12: ...rom the water heater relief valve and premature failure of the heater due to expansion of the water during the heating cycle 7 Before acquisition of a water heater for space heating application it is necessary to have the area of intended use sized by a qualified technician This will ensure that an adequate water heating capacity will be available for both heating and potable water supply and that...

Page 13: ...e blocking effect of louvers and grilles L Venting Is the flue baffle installed in the flue tube L Has the water heater been vented separately from all other oil fired appliances L Have all horizontal runs of vent pipe been installed with a minimum rise of 1 4 inch per foot 21 mm m of run L Water Piping Is the dip tube installed in the cold water inlet L Has a temperature and pressure relief valve...

Page 14: ...ditions before fine tuning combustion The warm up time is ideal for testing the oil pump pressure Water Temperature Regulation The higher the setting the greater the risk of scald ing Hot water can cause third degree burns in under one 1 second at 160 F 71 C in five 5 seconds at 140 F 60 C and in thirty 30 seconds at 130 F 54 C In households where there are children physically challenged individua...

Page 15: ... Excess combustion air causes a bright roar ing fire and high stack temperatures resulting in poor fuel efficiency After the burner has been firing for 10 15 minutes take a smoke sample with a Bacharach smoke sampler or other approved device Then take a sam ple of the flue gases and test for CO using a combus tion analyser The smoke spot should not exceed Trace on the Bacharach Scale The water hea...

Page 16: ...he life expectancy of the water heater is reduced where a water softener is introduced to fight hard water because the sodium salts added by a softener make this water extremely conductive In these conditions the anodes are consumed more rapidly and should be verified every year In certain water conditions the anodes will react with the water producing discoloured or smelly water The most common c...

Page 17: ...y phone at 1 800 363 9354 To help serve you in a quick and efficient way always have the following information ready a Model number b Serial number c Date of installation d Where the water heater was purchased e Complete address where the water heater is installed f A description of the problem 1 2 3 4 5 7 8 6 9 10 I D Description 1 Aquastat 2 Oil burner 3 Brass drain valve 4 Overflow tube 5 Dip t...

Page 18: ...mage caused by not having the water heater installed adjacent to a free flowing drain in the event of water leakage 10 If the heater is operated at water temperatures exceeding the maximum setting of the operating or high limit control or the heater is not supplied with potable water free to circulate at all times 11 If the heater has experienced the effect of thermal expansion due to excessive pr...

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