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IX.- TROUBLESHOOTING TABLE
Problem
The water is not hot enough.
The water is too hot.
The water has stopped flowing.
The water temperature varies
from cold.
Leaks
Possible Causes
The water flow entering the heater is too
strong.
The ambient temperature has decreased
or the temperature setting is too low.
The water pressure is below 0,2 kg/cm
(0,02 MPa).
Electrical fault.
There is not enough water flow entering
the heater.
The ambient temperature has decreased
or the temperature setting is too high.
Electrical supply failure or faulty wiring.
Blockage in the tubes or hoses.
There is no water supply.
Electrical supply failure or faulty wiring.
activate the resistance (2,1 L/min).
The upper limit control has been
activated.
Check for leaks at the connections.
If the tank is dripping.
Solution
Reduce the water flow from the tap or slightly close
the inlet water supply valve on the unit to reduce
the flow.
Raise the unit's temperature adjustment.
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the water supply line is not blocked.
Please contact a qualified electrician or your local
authorized distributor to solve the problem.
Increase the water supply flow.
Select a lower temperature value.
Check the power supply and the breaker. If the
problem persists, contact a qualified electrician.
Check that the water supply valve is completely open
and there are no obstructions in the supply line.
Check the power supply and the breaker.
Increase the water flow. Clean the filter mesh at
the unit's water inlet. First, disconnect the breaker,
open the unit's pressure relief valve, and when it had
finished, connect the breaker.
Check that the upper limit control restart buttons are
pressed. Follow the steps described in this manual to
restart the switch.
Check the water installation. Remove the front cover
and inspect the resistance gasket.
Disconnect the water heater from the electric current
and check the warranty to determine whether the
heater is still within the warranty period.
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