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 Venting

Make certain to observe the vent location limitations com-
plying with the 

"Natural Gas and Propane Installation 

Code" CSA-B149.1

 or 

"National Fuel Gas Code" ANSI 

Z223.1 (NFPA 54)

 and/or local codes. There is some impor-

tant information shown in Figure 3.

Vent Terminal must be located 
at least 305mm (12 in.) from 
Windows, Doors, or any other 
Opening through which flue 
gases could enter the building.

Any Forced Air Inlet 
into the building

V

ent 

Terminal must be located at least 457mm 

(18 in.) from any overhang or building corner 

or other irregularity

.

305mm (12 in.) Min. above 
grade. Higher in Areas of 
Heavy Snowfall

Within 1.8m (6 ft.)

915mm 

(36 in.) 

Min.

305mm 

(12 in.) 

Min.

Vent terminal must 
be located at least 
915mm (36 in.) 
above any Forced Air 
Inlet into the building 
within 3m (10 ft.) of 
the Vent Terminal

457mm (18 in.) 

Min.

Figure 3 - Vent Location Limitations

For a second or more direct vent unit, the distance between 
vent terminals must have a minimum of 305mm (12 in.).
INSPECT SHIPMENT –– There may be hidden damage 
caused by transit. Check to be certain all parts of the venting 
system, as shown in Figures 3A through 3M, are present. 
Inspect the upper and lower air inlet boxes, rear air tube and 
all parts of the venting system (see Figure 2A).

CAUTION
If there are any damaged parts, DO NOT install this water 
heater. Report any shortage to your distributor and damage 
to your carrier.

Note:

 The four fasteners that are required to secure the vent 

terminal to the exterior wall are not provided. These should 
be screw type (not nails) chosen for the type of construction 
and obtained locally.

CAUTION
Cut edges of corrugated (flex) pipe are extremely sharp. 
Wear gloves when handling.

 Vent connections

After the location for the vent terminal has been selected 
as outlined in Figure 3, use the following illustrations for 
installation:

178mm (7 in.) 
DIAMETER

MINIMUM

(SEE TEXT)

BOTTOM OF HEATER

Figure 3A - Locating Clearance Hole For Vent.

Cut a clearance hole, approximately 178mm (7 in.) in diam-
eter, through the exterior wall for the vent assembly. The 
minimum height should not be less than 1.72m (68 in.) for 
40 gal. models and not less than 1.93m (76 in.) for 50 gal. 
models, as measured from the hole center to bottom of 
water heater. The maximum height recommended is 2.28m 
(90 in.) or in compliance with Figure 3M.
* If the exterior wall is less than 356mm (14 in.) thick, the 
clearance from the vent to combustible materials within 
the hole can be 0mm (0 in.). If the wall thickness exceeds 
356mm (14 in.), maintain a clearance of 25mm (1 in.) to 
combustible materials within the hole.

432mm. 

(17 in) MIN.,* 

2.28m. (90 in) 

MAX.

76mm 

(3 in.)

102mm 

(4 in.)

102mm 

(4 in.)

WALL

Figure 3B - Moving Water Heater To Its Final Installed 
Location.

Move the water heater to its final installed location. Make 
certain clearances from combustible material are observed. 
The maximum distance from center of water heater to out-
side wall must not be more than 2.28m (90 in.).
* If the horizontal distance is less than 760mm (30 in.), the 
restricter plate must be installed (see Figures 3N & 3O).

CLAMP

SPRING

Figure 3C - Vent Assembly.

The vent pipe and terminal are assembled by the manu-
facturer as shown in Figure 3C. There are springs fastened 
inside the corrugated pipe. When the vent pipes are pulled 
to a required length, the distances between the springs will 
still be equally spaced.

 

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Summary of Contents for 324334-001

Page 1: ...ormed by a qualified installer service agency or the gas utility WARNING If the information in these instructions is not followed exactly a fire or explosion may result causing property damage per son...

Page 2: ...lation Checklist 11 IV OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 12 Lighting instructions Special note on propane fuel Out of fuel Water Temperature Regulation 13 Operating The Temperature Control System 14 Water temper...

Page 3: ...L MAY RESULT IN SERIOUS BODILY INJURY AND OR PROPERTY DAMAGE THOROUGHLY READ AND UNDERSTAND ALL INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE YOU ATTEMPT TO INSTALL OPERATE OR MAINTAIN THIS HEATER Installation and service requ...

Page 4: ...emperatures exceed 52 C 125 F Use mixing valvess also known as mixing valves in the hot water system to reduce the risk of scalding at point of use such as lavatories sinks and bathing facilities Such...

Page 5: ...in in such a manner that it cannot damage the building furniture floor cover ing adjacent areas lower floors of the structure or other property subject to water damage This is particularly important i...

Page 6: ...RELIEF VALVE OVERFLOW WATER SUPPLY TO METER FLOOR DRAIN Figure 2B Installation Options THERMOPILE CONNECTOR PILOT THERMOPILE ASSEMBLY SCREW RETAINER CLIP WHITE WIRE MANIFOLD COMPONENT BLOCK MANIFOLD D...

Page 7: ...uction and obtained locally CAUTION Cut edges of corrugated flex pipe are extremely sharp Wear gloves when handling Vent connections After the location for the vent terminal has been selected as outli...

Page 8: ...the bend in the pipe 4 Use metal hangers to keep vent pipe level or with a slope upward from the heater to terminal Figure 3F Bend the 80mm 3 1 8 in and 152mm 6 in corrugated pipe all together toward...

Page 9: ...arrangement B Do not combine condition 1 3K with condition 2 3L in the same installation High rise vent pipe arrangement TO BOTTOM OF HEATER WALL THICKNESS 254mm 10 in REF D H Figure 3M When the heig...

Page 10: ...ter heater is made for the type of gas you will be using in your home This information will be found on the data plate located above the gas control valve If the information does not agree with the ty...

Page 11: ...TER TO MAKE SURE THE HEATER IS FILLED OPEN A HOT WATER TAP UNTIL A FULL FLOW OF WATER IS VISIBLE WITH NO AIR ESCAPING Closed system Thermal expansion As water is heated it expands thermal expansion In...

Page 12: ...re knob to OFF and call a qualified service technician or your gas supplier DANGER Hotter water increases the risk of scald injury Consult the instruction manual before changing temperature Refer to t...

Page 13: ...hot water scald potential if the thermostat is set too high Note Temperatures shown on the gas control valve thermo stat are approximates The actual temperature of the heated water may vary Important...

Page 14: ...tage Low 4 Flashes Indicates Overheat Failure 5 Flashes Indicates Sensor Failure 7 Flashes Indicates Electronic Control Failure 8 Flashes See Status Light and Diagnostic Code Troubleshooting Chart V M...

Page 15: ...8 in to 12mm 1 2 in of anode diameter left The surface may be rough full of pits and crevices but this is normal If there is less than approximately 10mm 3 8 in diameter left the anode needs to be rep...

Page 16: ...used for boiler treatment into the potable water used for space heating 5 If the space heating water system requires water with temperatures in excess of 60 C 140 F a mixing valve or other means must...

Page 17: ...This page intentionally left blank May be used for notes or to record other installation information 17...

Page 18: ...orrect 5 Replace thermopile 6 Locate source and correct 7 Replace gas control thermostat 8 Replace igniter or pilot assembly 9 Check with gas utility company HIGH OPERATION COSTS 1 Thermostat set too...

Page 19: ...Heater installed in a confined area 1 Provide ventilation to water heater Check flue way flue baffle burner 2 Clean locate source and correct 3 Provide fresh air ventilation SMOKING AND CARBON FORMATI...

Page 20: ...ait 10 minutes for the Thermopile to cool then attempt to relight Pilot by following the lighting instructions on the water heater s label Until the Thermopile reaches its normal operating temperature...

Page 21: ...e minute Remove the outer door Look through the sight glass for a pilot flame If a pilot flame is observed with the gas control valve thermostat knob set to the OFF position the pilot valve is stuck o...

Page 22: ...e water heater s Model Number SKU Serial Number date of purchase and date of installation c THERE ARE NO WARRANTIES WHICH EXTEND BEYOND THE DESCRIPTION ON THE FACE HEREOF THIS EXPRESS WARRANTY IS WHER...

Page 23: ...cy beyond the control of the Manufacturer or s The water heater is installed in a closed system without adequate provision for thermal expansion 3 Except when speci cally prohibited by the applicable...

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