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09

Installation Procedure

1.

  Remove the CFEWH Exterior Cover (10). 

2.

  Carefully remove the Display PCB/LED plug and 

cable (19) (See Page 17) connecting either the 
Display PCB or Indicator LED on the outside of 
the Exterior Cover to the PCBA (8). 

3.

  Mount the unit onto the wall. (See page 11)

4.

  The electricity supply cable must be brought 

through the electric gland, and then mounted. 
The cable enters from the rear of the appliance.

5.

  Ensure the Circuit Breaker and the Isolation 

Switch (if installed) supplying the Live 240VAC 
electrical mains to the CFEWH is turned 

OFF.

 

Bring the electrical mains supply cable through 
the Electric Mains Supply Cable Gland (15) at 
the top right side of the CFEWH Chassis (1). 

 

Connect Live (L)/Neutral (N) and Ground to the 
CFEWH PCB via the PCB Terminal Block (14).

6.

  Carefully replace the plug and cable (19) (See 

Page 17) connecting the Display PCB/LED 
indicator to the PCBA (8).

 

Place the Exterior Cover (10) over the Chassis (1) 
and securely affix the two Exterior Cover Screws 
(11).

7.

  Connect the Water Pressure Limiting Valve

(5.0 bar/72.5 psi/500 kpa) and Shutoff Valve – 
not a Stop Tap.

8.

  Connect the water supply via the shutoff valve 

and pressure limiting valve to the unit. 

 

Connect the cold water in to the Inlet Water 
Connection (6) (

BLUE

)

NOTE: Flush the cold 

water line before connecting to the unit.

9.

  Connect the hot water supply to the point of use.

 

Connect the hot water from the Outlet Water 
Connection (7) (

RED

) to the point-of-use.

10.

 Run water through the unit without power to 

ensure there are no leaks.

 

Turn the water 

OFF

.

11.

 Switch 

ON

 the Circuit Breaker and Isolation 

Switch supplying the electric mains power to the 
unit and check if the unit is turned ON. Check 
the indicator LED (16) on the Exterior Cover (10).

 

If there is no power supplied to the unit, the LED 
will not be illuminated.

 

When power is first applied to the unit, the initial 
start up check begins, and the LED will change 
colour from 

GREEN

 to 

RED

 while the check 

sequence is ongoing.

 

After the initial start up check is complete, and 
no errors are detected, the LED on the front of 
the Exterior Cover (10) should illuminate 

GREEN

 

and flash slowly.

 

In the event of a system error or failure, the LED 
will either flash or illuminate 

RED

. See page 22 

in the Reference Section for the List of Error 
Descriptions.

 

If the LED illuminates 

RED

 constantly, the unit 

has entered an irresolvable error condition, and 
requires technical intervention. 

 

•   Switch off the Isolation Switch to turn 
 

the unit OFF.

 

•   Contact MicroHeat Technical Support 
 

on (03) 9681 7088. 

 

If the LED flashes 

RED

, the unit has entered a 

resolvable error.

 

The LED will continue to flash 

RED

 until the unit 

control has resolved the problem. 

 

•  Once resolved, the LED will stop 
 flashing 

RED

, and will change to

 slow/fast 

flashing 

GREEN

.

 

IMPORTANT 

If the system errors 

persist, there is a system failure that 
requires technical intervention.

12.

 If the LED is slow flashing 

GREEN

, the unit is in 

standby mode and is ready for use.

13.

 Turning hot water on will initiate the heating 

process and hot water should exit from of the 
point of use water outlet. The LED will illuminate 
as fast flashing 

GREEN

 

NOTE 

It is possible for the water to

be too pure. This is not an error 
condition. In this situation, the appliance 
will simply perform poorly and will not 
operate as specified. The 

ORANGE

 LED 

located on PCBA (8) will be constantly 
illuminated. (See page 23 for the location 
of the 

ORANGE

 LED).

Installation

CFEWH SERIES 1-10    |    INSTALLATION Manual ©2014 

   |    MicroHeat Technologies Pty ltd

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Page 10: ...R COVER DO THE SAME STEPS IN REVERSE AND THEN MOVE ONTO STEP 3 Using a Phillips head screwdriver af x the Pan Phillips Head Self Tapping Screws x 2 11 provided separately in the small satchel to secur...

Page 11: ...to x the unit to a vertical wall must be capable of continuously supporting a minimum weight of 10kg When mounting the unit onto a rough surface ie a brick wall or similar a backing board should be mo...

Page 12: ...is very important that no holes are drilled within the area shown below in RED The Cable Gland Fitting hole 15 must not be opened out Holes drilled within this area or opening out the Cable Gland Fit...

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Page 17: ...ric Mains Supply Cable Gland 15 as shown The LIVE wire must be connected to the terminal L The NEUTRAL wire must be connected to the terminal N The EARTH Wire GREEN YELLOW must be connected to the ter...

Page 18: ...he maximum power input required to get a heat exchanger up to working temperature as quickly as possible However as the unit does not incorporate a heat exchanger this initial power kick is not requir...

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Page 22: ...water temperature 5 C above set point A6 Blocking Resolving Flashing RED Inlet cold water input sensor open circuit A7 Blocking Resolving Flashing RED Inlet cold water input sensor short circuit A8 Bl...

Page 23: ...r serviceable parts inside the housing so no further action can be taken Call for a quali ed Service Technician Installer to attend ORANGE GREEN RED Manual Intervention IMPORTANT The Manual Interventi...

Page 24: ...a projected Mean Time Between Failure MTBF of 925 hours 17 500 cycles However to ensure consistent water ow it is recommended to periodically remove scale and dirt that may build up in the Inlet Filte...

Page 25: ...erature PROCEDURE FOR HONOURING WARRANTY 1 To initiate a claim for a warranty against defects the consumer shall contact MicroHeat Technologies Pty Ltd Unit 6 38 42 Sabre Drive PORT MELBOURNE VIC 3207...

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