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10. Move switch No. 8 of SW1 to 'ON' position (Fig. 3). 

 

11. Push the PCB board switch A for one second (Fig. 4). 

 

12. Calibrate “forced low” combustion using switch A (up) and 

B (down) as required. 

 

13. Move switch No. 8 of SW1 to 'OFF' position and then back 

to ‘ON’ position (Fig. 6). 

 

14. Push the PC board switch B for one second (Fig. 4). 

 

15. Calibrate “forced high” combustion using switch A (up) and 

B (down) as required. 

 

16. Move switch No. 8 of SW1 to 'OFF' position (Fig. 5). 

 

17.  Close  hot  water  taps  and  turn  ‘OFF’  the  gas  supply  and 

230V power supply. 

 

18. Remove pressure gauge and replace sealing screw. Turn 

‘ON’ the gas supply and power. 

 

19. Operate unit and check gas leaks. 

 

20. Replace the front cover of the appliance. 

GAS PRESSURE SETTING 

Fig. 4 

LOW    Gas  

Internal 

External 

Short flue 

position 

Long flue 

position 

NG 

G20 

1,2 

1,3 

1,2  

LPG 

G30 
G31 

1,3 

1,4 

1,3  

Air /
Prop. 

G230 

1,4  

1,5 

1,4  

(pressures in mbar) 

Fig. 3 

Fig. 4 

Fig. 5 

Fig. 6 

HIGH    Gas  

Internal 

External 

Short flue 

position 

Long flue 

position 

NG 

G20 

7,6 

8,5 

8,1  

LPG 

G30 
G31 

9,2 

9,7 

8,9  

Air /
Prop. 

G230 

9,0  

9,8 

9,2  

(pressures in mbar) 

Summary of Contents for REU-KBM3237FFUDHD-E

Page 1: ...Service Manual REU KBM3237FFUDHD E HDC 1600i Low NOx REU KBM3237WDHD E HDC 1600e Low NOx Continuous Flow Water Heater...

Page 2: ...to Service this appliance if you are not qualified This can void the warranty This manual must be read in its entirety before Servicing the appliance If you are unsure of any point contact Rinnai UK...

Page 3: ...3 Service Information Page 4 Service Procedure Page 5 6 Gas Pressure Setting Page 7 8 Dip Switch Setting Page 9 Temperature Setting Page 10 Contact Information Page 12 CONTENTS...

Page 4: ...the appliance continues to operate with damaged gaskets or seals this could affect the performance or correct safe operation of the appliance Servicing is required to maintain the appliances warranty...

Page 5: ...teps below Isolate the appliance by the plug or fused spur and isolate the gas supply Ensure the appliance is cool enough for the Electrode Kit to be removed Remove the Spark Electrode Ionisation Elec...

Page 6: ...et With the appliance in Normal Operation mode you can carry out a Flue Gas Analysis if you wish to do so Please see the below table for normal operating parameters If you have concerns over any readi...

Page 7: ...dip switches Fig 1 are in the correct position for the type of gas Nat or LPG you are using see page 40 5 Attach pressure gauge to burner test point Fig 2 6 Turn ON the gas supply 7 Turn ON 230V power...

Page 8: ...OFF position Fig 5 17 Close hot water taps and turn OFF the gas supply and 230V power supply 18 Remove pressure gauge and replace sealing screw Turn ON the gas supply and power 19 Operate unit and ch...

Page 9: ...ction indicates position of dip switch OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON Model Type FF Long FF Short W FF Long Common vent1 factory setting factory setting Common vent2 FE Off On Off On Off On Off On SW1 1 SW1 1 S...

Page 10: ...10 TEMPERATURE SETTING...

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