A. MOUNTING THE UNIT
The unit must be mounted level on the wall (or with the water fittings up to
3° higher in the vertical position). Be sure to allow adequate clearance and
proper orientation for field wiring installation and inspection. It can only be
mounted in one of four possible orientations as shown in the diagram below.
The water fittings must be at the top when mounted vertically or toward the
top left or top right when mounted horizontally with the word
ECCOTEMP
right
side up on the cover.
FAILURE TO FOLLOW THESE INSTRUCTIONS WILL RESULT IN SERIOUS DAMAGE
TO THE UNIT
1. The cold-water inlet and hot- water outlet are clearly marked and
must not be reversed.
2. The heater should be fastened to the wall using the included
mounting bracket. Remove the bracket from the heater and secure
it to a solid wall surface. Be sure the bracket is level and in the
proper orientation. If mounting to a hollow wall, care should be
taken to locate a stud or to use appropriate hollow wall anchors.
After mounting the bracket, slide the unit onto the bracket and
replace the screws to secure the unit to the bracket.
3. Never solder water supply lines to the heater’s fittings. Heat from
soldering may damage the one- piece fittings and tank. Do not use
Plumber’s Putty or PVC/CPVC primer and glue on the threads of
the heater’s inlet and outlet fittngs. These products may dissolve
the threads on the heater’s fittngs causing permanent damage and/
or leaks. Teflon tape is the only sealer that should be used on the
threads of the fittings or included adapters.
4. Open the valve on any nearby sink allowing water to run for a
couple of minutes to ensure that all air is purged from the unit.
5. T&P Valve/Anti-scald Device: National codes do not require the
installation of these devices. Consult local codes for requirements
for external T&P or Anti-Scald devices.
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