3
Fault
Set the temperature selector to “
e
” and disconnect the mains
plug if the water is no longer being heated. Open the hot
water tap and allow approx. 4 litres of water to run through.
Then reconnect the mains plug.
Maintenance and repair work should only be performed
by a qualified professional.
Disconnect the power supply before opening the
appliance.
Customer Service
Give the
E
and the
FD
Numbers!
To avoid unnecessary costs for a customer service visit when
a malfunction occurs, check first if the unit has been
operated improperly or if a mains fuse has failed.
Temperature Limiting
1. Set the temperature selector to “
●
”.
2. Hinge open the cover over the temperature selector.
3. Select:
I
= approx. 40°C
e
= approx. 60°C
4. Close the cover.
Disposal
This appliance is labelled in accordance with European Direc-
tive 2002/96/EG concerning used electrical and electronic
appliances (waste electrical and electronic equipment –
WEEE). The guideline determines the framework for the
return and recycling of used appliances as applicable
throughout the EU.
The mixing battery can be hot!
The small water heater heats and stores drinking water up to
approx. 85 °C.
The warm water outlet of the small water heater serves
for pressure equalisation and my be connected only to
the pressureless batteries BZ 13051 or BZ 13061 (below
basin) or AM 010100 (above basin).
The outlet temperature can be limited to approx. 40°C
(Position
I
) or approx. 60°C (Position
e
).
The temperature selector also switches on the heating system.
Position:
●
Cold
✱
Frost protection
I
Approx. 40°C
(light detent)
e
Energy saving position (light detent)
approx. 60°C
III
Hot water approx. 85 °C
During heating, the control lamp lights and expansion water
drips from the outlet.
At higher temperatures, the unit calcifies more quickly.
Tip:
set the temperature selector to “
e
” in order to operate
the unit economically and reduce limescale.
Cleaning
Wipe off the unit and the battery with a damp cloth or with
some vinegar, if necessary.
Decalcifying
Decalcify the outlet pipe with commercially available
decalcifier or vinegar.
When decalcifying, observe the warning notices of the
manufacturer.
When the water runs significantly slower with the tap fully
open, the heater and mixing battery is to be decalcified by a
specialist. Otherwise, a pressure that is higher than allowed
can be produced.
en
DO ..7..
DO ..8..
I
~ 40 °C
e
~ 60 °C
~ 60 °C
e
~ 40 °C
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