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7.0 COMMISSIONING

7.1  The electronic control system of the Supreme has a self commissioning 

and calibration function. Once the heater is installed and all services 
have been connected the unit should require no further adjustment 
before use.

7.2  Check that all electrical, water and vent pipe connections have been 

made and are secure.

7.3  Replace the cover and secure with the fixing screws. Ensure the hot 

water outlet is centrally located in the outlet spout. Turn on water 
and electrical supply.

7.4 The READY indicator will flash to indicate the unit is in its “self-

commissioning” mode. The water in the unit will not be hot enough 
to use at this stage (DO NOT DRAW ANY WATER OFF WHILST 
COMMISIONING).

7.5  The READY indicator will continue to flash until the unit has reached 

boiling and has “self-calibrated”. At this point the READY indicator 
will remain illuminated. If for any reason the calibration procedure 
is interrupted it will restart after a short delay but may result in the 
calibrated temperature being too low. If this occurs switch the 
electrical supply OFF for several seconds and then switch ON. The 
calibration sequence will reset. Wait for the READY indicator to 
remain illuminated.

7.6  The unit is now ready to use, however, it is recommended that the 

first few fills be drawn off and discarded to ensure the freshness of 
the water.

7.7   The tap sealing washer pressure has already been set. If the tap drips after 

commissioning,  adjust the spring tension so that the handle is just loose.   
a)  Remove the tap bezel after removing the two screws securing  
 it. 

 

NOTE: To remove the bezel, the handle will have to be 
operated.This will cause water to discharge from the outlet.   
b)  Tighten the tap headwork nut (turn clockwise) until the    
 

handle is just loose. Replace bezel and securing screws.    

NOTE: Excessive adjustment will dismantle the tap, if heated this 
would result in the uncontrollable release of boiling water.

7.8  Check for leaks.

Summary of Contents for SUPREME 150

Page 1: ...Supreme 150SS 165SS 180SS Fitting Instructions and User Guide...

Page 2: ...and above if they have been given supervision or instruction concerning use of the appliance in a safe way and if they understand the hazards involved Cleaning and user maintenance shall not be made b...

Page 3: ...bow push fit connector TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS Electrical rating 2 3 2 5 kW 230 240V Nominal capacities Model 150SS 2 5 litres Model 165SS 5 0 litres Model 180SS 7 5 litres Weight full Model 150SS 12...

Page 4: ...istern must comply with the Water Regulations Guide clause R27 2 It should be noted that water quality may be reduced when supplied from a cistern and additional forms of water pre treatment may be ne...

Page 5: ...heater for access for maintenance and servicing The top should not be covered as this will reduce the efficiency of the Supreme 2 4 Ensure that the wall can support the full weight of the unit see TEC...

Page 6: ...MENSIONS B A D E F 250 approx C G MODEL A B C D E F G OUTLET INLET VENT CABLE ENTRY 150SS 423 337 203 160 80 112 111 165SS 501 337 203 160 101 133 101 180SS 506 337 262 220 101 133 101 DIMENSIONS mm F...

Page 7: ...et pipe run is horizontal and beneath the unit ensure it does not prevent access to the case screws 4 4 Connect the inlet pipe to the push fit connector ensuring it is fully pushed home 28mm engagemen...

Page 8: ...connection 5 3 Connect the vent pipe to the push fit connector ensuring it is pushed fully home 28mm engagement Refer to the vent pipe requirements detailed in IMPORTANT INSTALLATION POINTS p4 If a b...

Page 9: ...switching the unit off It is recommended that this is done automatically by incorporating a suitable timeswitch in the supply to the unit The use of an accessory no 95 970 124 is recommended The times...

Page 10: ...inated If for any reason the calibration procedure is interrupted it will restart after a short delay but may result in the calibrated temperature being too low If this occurs switch the electrical su...

Page 11: ...le conditioning function which will reduce the rate of scale deposition in hard water areas However some deposits may still occur in the storage tank these should be periodically removed 8 2 The amoun...

Page 12: ...system 3 Check connections to electronic control Replace if necessary 4 Increase inlet pressure Steam from vent pipe and primary cutout operates 1 Control thermistor fault open circuit 2 Electronic c...

Page 13: ...scale detected The unit requires cleaning and de scaling Power light gives 2 flashes and the unit shuts down There is no water Check water supply to the unit is avail able and turned on Power light gi...

Page 14: ...4 005 12 Steam condenser assy 2 5ltr Model 95 607 015 Steam condenser assy 5 0ltr Model 95 607 016 Steam condenser assy 7 5ltr Model 95 607 018 13 Condenser sealing gasket 2 5ltr Model 95 611 817 Cond...

Page 15: ...15 11 4 23 19 3 12 13 14 6 7 8 9 10 18 14 16 15 21 14 2 1 5 29...

Page 16: ...g rate of the heater This slow flowrate allows the incoming water to be instantly reheated it does not indicate a fault with the water heater 11 6 If the Supreme is not used for a few days the water m...

Page 17: ...been regularly maintained as detailed in the maintenance instructions 4 The unit has been used only for heating potable water The unit is warranty does not cover against damage by frost or due to the...

Page 18: ...18 Notes...

Page 19: ...19 Notes...

Page 20: ...ate responsibility and sustainability charters and reduce our printed material we encourage you to download product brochures from our website In designing these files we have taken into account the n...

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