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suggested that the purchaser use the following preventive
maintenance program.
A. SAFETY CONTROL
The heater has a high-limit control that is located on the top
of the tank. This surface mounted high-limit is designed to
interrupt the flow of electricity to all elements when it senses
dangerously high temperatures. If this switch operates, do
not attempt to reset. A dangerous situation is indicated and a
qualified service man should be called to find the source
before the unit is operated again.
Temperature of the water should be tested periodically at the
faucet to be sure temperature controllers are working
properly.
B. TEMPERATURE CONTROL
To change the temperature set point for hot water output,
from the home screen, press the
AND
buttons on the
controller. The display will flash the new temperature set
point as the
or
buttons are pressed. Once the desired
temperature setting has been reached, allow the screen to
time out after about 5 seconds. The new setpoint can also be
saved by pressing the
AND
buttons. Pressing
will
cancel the changes without saving. The display will now
show the newly set temperature (e.g., “116”).
See VAUGHN ELECTRONIC TEMPERATURE CONTROLLER
OPERATION for more information.
C. OPTIONAL V-GRID CONTROL
SPECIFIC UTILITY PROGRAMS ONLY
Unlocking the Bottom Element Using V-Grid Activation
Unit
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The V-Grid Activation Unit connects to the Electronic
Temperature Control (ETC) and detects the
activation status. In other words, it detects whether
the device is “locked” or “unlocked”. Simply pushing
the button on the AU will change the activation
status, so the status will go from “locked” to
“unlocked” or from “unlocked” to “locked”.
Connecting the V-Grid Activation Unit
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The V-Grid Activation Unit connection is made by
inserting the USB style connector into the USB style
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