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Explains safety alert symbols and signal words (Danger, Warning, Caution, Notice) used in the manual.
Section for owner to record purchase date, model and serial numbers for reference.
Details electrical shock risks and precautions for safely lifting the heavy water heater.
Explains scalding risks from hot water and how to prevent them, including temperature effects.
Covers risks of contamination, fire, explosion, T&P valve function, and hydrogen gas hazards.
Provides tables with unit dimensions, tank capacities, and recovery capacities.
Lists essential tools and recommended accessories for water heater installation.
Explains electrical safety, branch circuits, wiring, and plumbing considerations.
Lists agency approvals and provides a detailed model and rating plate breakdown.
Presents wiring diagrams for dual element heaters in 3-phase and 1-phase configurations.
Checks plumbing system readiness and verifies water pressure, recommending pressure reducing valves.
Explains the need for a properly sized and pressurized thermal expansion tank.
Details drain pan requirements and the importance of thermostatic mixing valves for temperature regulation.
Ensures proper installation location and outlines steps for removing the old water heater safely.
Specifies drain pan requirements and checks for correct water heater placement and clearances.
Details the proper installation of the T&P relief valve and its discharge pipe to prevent explosions.
Covers installing shutoff and tempering valves and connecting the water supply lines.
Details connecting hot water supply, pipe insulation, and verifying connections.
Ensures the tank is filled with water and checks all connections for leaks before proceeding.
Outlines the steps for making safe electrical connections, including power off and grounding.
Explains how to adjust the water heater's thermostat for desired temperature and check water temp.
Prepares the water heater for normal operation and provides guidance for vacation settings.
Guides users through diagnosing and correcting issues causing no hot water, checking power and elements.
Explains how to check and reset the Energy Cut Off (ECO) button and potential causes for tripping.
Addresses causes for insufficient hot water, including mixing valves, thermostat settings, and capacity.
Details problems with the lower heating element or thermostat and their symptoms.
Covers causes of excessively hot water, low water pressure, and potential remedies.
Explains common causes for T&P relief valve drips and water odor, and potential solutions.
Highlights the importance of routine maintenance for longevity and efficiency, recommending professional help if needed.
Provides step-by-step instructions for draining and flushing the tank to remove sediment and lime deposits.
Explains the anode rod's function and procedures for inspection and replacement to prevent corrosion.
Details the process and tools required for replacing a faulty heating element, emphasizing safety.
Provides step-by-step instructions and necessary tools for replacing the water heater's thermostat.
Covers annual operation and periodic inspection of the T&P relief valve for proper function.
Lists key part numbers and descriptions with diagrams for identification and ordering replacement parts.
Details what is covered and not covered under the limited warranty, including terms and limitations.
Provides information on how to contact for service, including required details for inquiries.
Explains safety alert symbols and signal words (Danger, Warning, Caution, Notice) used in the manual.
Section for owner to record purchase date, model and serial numbers for reference.
Details electrical shock risks and precautions for safely lifting the heavy water heater.
Explains scalding risks from hot water and how to prevent them, including temperature effects.
Covers risks of contamination, fire, explosion, T&P valve function, and hydrogen gas hazards.
Provides tables with unit dimensions, tank capacities, and recovery capacities.
Lists essential tools and recommended accessories for water heater installation.
Explains electrical safety, branch circuits, wiring, and plumbing considerations.
Lists agency approvals and provides a detailed model and rating plate breakdown.
Presents wiring diagrams for dual element heaters in 3-phase and 1-phase configurations.
Checks plumbing system readiness and verifies water pressure, recommending pressure reducing valves.
Explains the need for a properly sized and pressurized thermal expansion tank.
Details drain pan requirements and the importance of thermostatic mixing valves for temperature regulation.
Ensures proper installation location and outlines steps for removing the old water heater safely.
Specifies drain pan requirements and checks for correct water heater placement and clearances.
Details the proper installation of the T&P relief valve and its discharge pipe to prevent explosions.
Covers installing shutoff and tempering valves and connecting the water supply lines.
Details connecting hot water supply, pipe insulation, and verifying connections.
Ensures the tank is filled with water and checks all connections for leaks before proceeding.
Outlines the steps for making safe electrical connections, including power off and grounding.
Explains how to adjust the water heater's thermostat for desired temperature and check water temp.
Prepares the water heater for normal operation and provides guidance for vacation settings.
Guides users through diagnosing and correcting issues causing no hot water, checking power and elements.
Explains how to check and reset the Energy Cut Off (ECO) button and potential causes for tripping.
Addresses causes for insufficient hot water, including mixing valves, thermostat settings, and capacity.
Details problems with the lower heating element or thermostat and their symptoms.
Covers causes of excessively hot water, low water pressure, and potential remedies.
Explains common causes for T&P relief valve drips and water odor, and potential solutions.
Highlights the importance of routine maintenance for longevity and efficiency, recommending professional help if needed.
Provides step-by-step instructions for draining and flushing the tank to remove sediment and lime deposits.
Explains the anode rod's function and procedures for inspection and replacement to prevent corrosion.
Details the process and tools required for replacing a faulty heating element, emphasizing safety.
Provides step-by-step instructions and necessary tools for replacing the water heater's thermostat.
Covers annual operation and periodic inspection of the T&P relief valve for proper function.
Lists key part numbers and descriptions with diagrams for identification and ordering replacement parts.
Details what is covered and not covered under the limited warranty, including terms and limitations.
Provides information on how to contact for service, including required details for inquiries.
General| Brand | A.O. Smith |
|---|---|
| Model | DELC-30 |
| Category | Water Heater |
| Language | English |
