Section 1, Overview
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WindowWasher Installation Manual
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Manual reset aquastats for safety overheat
protection.
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LED indicators on the Control Panel for
diagnostics.
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Patented, proprietary flame sensor.
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The WindowWasher™ by ITR Remote Operating Panel
with ON/OFF switch for the diesel burner and
indicator LEDs for operational and diagnostic
information.
1.4
Critical Factors
The key factors to keep in mind when planning and carrying
out the installation are:
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Mounting location restrictions for The
WindowWasher™ by ITR exhaust outlet (to reduce
noise, vibration, heat loss, etc.)
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Length, routing, and sizing of fluid lines, fuel lines,
air flow tubing, exhaust piping and wiring.
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Unrestricted intake required to draw in outside air for
combustion.
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Ability to easily access and service the product,
especially fuel, plumbing, and electrical systems.
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After installation, requirement to purge water and
fuel lines and inspect/test entire system using the
ITR-supplied Inspection Check Sheet.
1.5
Equipment, Tools and Skills
As the user and/or installer, you must be qualified and
authorized to do the installation, which requires mechanical
aptitude and electrical knowledge. Make sure you comply
with existing industry practices, using the highest and most
recent standards and codes. Good workmanship is essential.
Please refer back to Section 1.2, Protect Your Warranty.
You will need the following equipment and tools (not
supplied) to install the heating system. This list does not
include optional equipment and accessories:
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Standard tools normally available in a well-equipped
workshop.
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Appropriate fasteners for mounting the heater unit.
Pay attention to the
notices of “Danger”
“Warning” “Caution”
and “Notice” in this
manual.
