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General| Brand | Amtrol |
|---|---|
| Model | BOILERMATE WH Series |
| Category | Water Heater |
| Language | English |
Alerts to potential personal injury and hazards associated with the product.
Emphasizes consequences of not following instructions, including injury and voided warranty.
Mandates installation by a qualified professional, adhering to all applicable codes.
Warns of potential product failure modes like corrosion, weakening, bursting, or explosion.
Notifies about chemicals known to cause cancer or reproductive harm.
States the necessity of installing a relief valve to prevent overpressure.
Advises on testing water for corrosive elements, especially chlorine, which affects product life.
Details explosion hazards related to heat transfer medium and water pressure limits.
Specifies approved fluids for the heat transfer medium and their pressure limits.
Caution against exposing the product to freezing or excessively high temperatures.
Warns that water temperatures above 120°F can cause severe scalding and injury.
Highlights risks from improper thermostat function or installation leading to scalding.
Stresses the importance of using correct replacement parts for product safety.
Notes potential delays in space heating or freezing risks in priority modes.
Advises on replacing hydropneumatic tanks and requiring expansion tanks for city water.
Warns against plugging internal tankless coil taps to prevent pressure build-up.
Mandates electrical grounding according to national and local codes.
Requires low-water cut-off or pressure reducing valve on the boiler.
Specifies the unit must be installed as a separate heating zone.
Outlines dangers associated with improper draining procedures.
Advises on potential bacteria growth and professional disinfection methods.
Permits glycol use only in double-walled models due to its toxicity.
Warns against connecting domestic supply to baseboard heating units to prevent contamination.
Prohibits drilling or penetrating the exterior tank shell.
Reinforces the need for installation by licensed professionals adhering to all codes.
Requires a properly drained drip pan if leakage could cause damage.
Advises testing water for corrosiveness, acidity, and contaminants.
Explains Non-Priority and Priority system wiring for space heating control.
Discusses selecting a separate circulator or a zone valve for flow control.
Mandates low-water cut-off or automatic fill valve for boiler systems.
Specifies installing a vacuum breaker to prevent damage during draining.
Lists essential components needed for WH and CH series installations.
Provides a chart to determine appropriate circulator selection based on pressure drop.
Details connecting cold water supply and hot water piping to the unit.
Outlines the process of checking for leaks after initial water supply connection.
Instructions for installing the temperature & pressure relief valve and blowdown tube.
Specifies minimum clearances from combustible surfaces for safety.
Details necessary clearances for performing maintenance and servicing.
Illustrates recommended piping configurations for CH models.
Illustrates recommended piping configurations for WH models.
Shows piping for Single Wall (CH-41Z/CH-80Z) and Double Wall (CH-41ZDW/CH-80ZDW) models.
Instructions for connecting the circulator or zone valve to the boiler supply and return.
Warns against connecting the return line to the suction side of heating circulators.
Advises on installing a weighted flow check on the boiler return line.
Details pressurizing the boiler loop and checking for leaks.
Prohibits installation on high-pressure steam boilers exceeding 15 psig.
Provides wiring diagrams for various mechanical aquastat applications.
Shows wiring diagrams for 3-wire and 4-wire zone valve setups.
Illustrates wiring for multi-zone controls and boiler control inputs.
Specifies ambient temperature, humidity, and load ratings for control installation.
Outlines requirements for protecting line-voltage and safety-circuit wiring.
Notes the need for strain relief for conductors exiting enclosures.
Wiring diagrams for oil burner controls including ZR input and high limit.
Wiring diagrams for gas valve controls like 24 Volt, Millivolt, and Self-Generating.
Illustrates wiring for multi-zone, outdoor reset, and 4-wire zone valve applications.
Instructions for plugging the temperature sensor into the digital control.
Explains the function of the zone valve sensor offset for accurate temperature readings.
Warns that settings above 120°F pose a scald hazard.
Describes how to adjust settings using the SET, Up, and Down buttons.
Details adjustable settings such as Temperature, Differential, Post-Purge, and Priority.
Explains error codes (Erl, Er2, Er3) and their potential causes and solutions.
Describes the meaning of indicators like Startup Test, Idle, and Heating status.
Step-by-step guide to purge air from the heat exchanger loop for proper operation.
Instructions for filling the system with water and removing air pockets.
Steps to power on the unit and ensure the boiler starts correctly.
Procedures to check heating performance and verify temperature achievement.
Guidance on setting the minimum temperature for efficiency and safety.
Recommends periodic checks by a licensed professional for system longevity.
Information regarding the limited warranty for the heat exchanger and tank assembly.
Provides solutions for common problems like no hot water, insufficient, or too hot water.
Lists available replacement parts with unique IDs for WH and CH series models.
Illustrates the physical location of key replacement components on the unit.
Advises on how to obtain necessary replacement parts.
Provides contact details for technical assistance.
