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V.6 Water is too hot
Action to take
Solution
Cause
1.1. Switch the water heater’s
power supply off
immediately.
1.2. Check the water
heater’s electrical wiring.
Reconnect the water heater’s elec-
trical wiring in accordance with
the diagram on page 32.
Connect directly to the resistor without
passing through the thermostat.
2.1 Turn off the water heater power
supply.
2.2 Open the cover.
2.3 Lower the temperature setting
gradually using the wheel.
Adjust the thermostat to the
desired temperature.
Thermostat set at the maximum.
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AUTO
V.5 Boiling noise
Action to take
Solution
Cause
1. Check that the noise occurs when
the water heater is in the process of
heating.
If the noise occurs during heating,
descale the water heater (see Chap-
ter 7.3 maintenance p.30).
Water heater is scaled up.
If the noise does not occur during
heating or it consists of clicking
noises, or it occurs when the valve
is turned on, consult a plumber so
that they can find the cause of the
problem.
The water heater is not the cause.
Your Water Heater : Troubleshooting guide
Action to take
Solution
Cause
Leak located on the hot and cold water take-offs
1. Switch off the electrical power supply
2. Drain the water heater (see p. 29).
Reconnect all the connections (see
p. 26, the section on installation).
Poor connector sealing.
Leak coming from the nuts located under the cover
1. Switch off the electrical power supply
2. Drain the water heater (see p. 29).
Replace the closing flange seal.
Damaged seal.
Leak located at the tank
1. Switch off the electrical power supply
2. Drain the water heater (see p. 29).
Replace the water heater.
Tank corrosion.
V.4 Leak problem
On a shielded product, this is a normal occurrence as the resistor
is directly submerged in the water.
