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Warning!
-Do not attempt to do it
yourself.
-Severe burns can occur if no
specialize equipment are used
-Improper chemicals can harm
the water heater and/or the
plastic and rubber parts
rendering the warranty void.
Operation.
-Open the gas valve
-Open the water valve
-Install 2 fresh Dcell batteries
- Check for gas and water leaks
Warning:
Do not check the gas leak with open
flame. Severe burns and/ fire can be
produced in case of gas leaks.
- Adjust the gas knob to maximum
-Adjust the water Knob to maximum
volume
- Open a water faucet as close as possible
to the unit.
If the unit do not light up then shut up and
start again
Warning:
In order to evacuate the air from the
gas line it may be necessary to repeat
the operation 3 to 5 times based on
the length of the gas line.
- As soon as you see the unit light up leave it
to run for at list 5 minute.
- Check the temperature of the water:.
- If the water is too cold your water volume
is too big. Need to reduce the overall water
flow thru the unit to 12 liters per minute or
until the temperature of the resulting water
is acceptable.
- If the water is too hot, reduce the gas flow
from the Gas Knob
-Repeat the procedure with at list 3 to 5
minute time in between to leave time for the
“new” water to reach the faucet and the
pipes to reach the temperature of the water.
Warning:
-Use only small increments by dividing
the scale on at list 6 segments. Small
increments make big differences.
Once you achieve the desired temperature
you do not need to thatch again the dials.
The fine tune adjustments are made by
mixing your hot water with cold water at the
faucet
Warning:
If after 5-10 minutes the unit suddenly
shuts-up a overheating problem exist:
The unit go over 140F and the unit shuts
up.
The unit will not start before you close
the faucet and reopen again.
Fix: Dial back the gas knob a 1/6 of the dial.
Also it can be problem of interaction
between the instantaneous water heaters
and “water savers”
