How to fix an Atlantic Water Heater that regularly goes into safety mode?
If the thermostat on your Atlantic Water Heater frequently goes into safety mode, descale the water heater, referring to the maintenance chapter for instructions. After switching off the power, retighten all the electrical connections.
When to replace the thermostat on an Atlantic CHAUFFEO?
Consider replacing the thermostat of your Atlantic Water Heater if it enters safety mode repeatedly, specifically more than 10 times.
What to do if the thermostat keeps going into safe mode on my Atlantic CHAUFFEO?
If the thermostat of your Atlantic Water Heater keeps going into safe mode, cut off the water heater current by setting the circuit breaker to the OFF position. Try descaling the water heater and retightening all electrical connections after switching off the power. If the issue persists, replace the thermostat. Additionally, you can trigger the thermostat safety device again by pressing the red button. Another option is to switch to forced operation from your electrical distribution board.
Why is there no hot water from my Atlantic CHAUFFEO?
If your Atlantic Water Heater isn't producing hot water, it could be due to an electrical power supply fault. Check if there is current at the water heater’s terminals. If not, have an electrician examine the issue.
What to do if my Atlantic Water Heater has no hot water?
If your Atlantic Water Heater isn't producing hot water, try these steps: First, cut off the water heater current using the circuit breaker. Then, trigger the thermostat safety device by pressing the red button. Finally, switch to forced operation from your electrical distribution board.
Details on connecting the water heater to the electrical power supply and earthing requirements.
Instructions for regular checks and upkeep of the safety unit and the appliance.
Detailed steps for correctly filling the water heater after installation.
Steps to follow for the initial startup and testing of the water heater.
Detailed technical specs, dimensions, power, and water capacities for each model.
Diagnostic steps and solutions for common operational problems and faults.
Steps to diagnose and resolve issues when no hot water is available.
Troubleshooting for when the electric meter cuts out during heating.
Steps to diagnose and resolve issues related to insufficient water temperature.
Guidance on identifying and fixing leaks from various points of the water heater.
Steps to diagnose and resolve issues where the water temperature is excessively high.
General| Heating Element | Steatite ceramic heating element |
|---|---|
| Tank Material | Enameled steel |
| Insulation | High-density polyurethane foam |
| Energy class | C |
| Dimensions | Varies by model |
| Weight | Varies by model |
| Refrigerant | Not applicable |
| Type | Electric |
| Capacity | 50L, 100L, 150L |
| Installation | Vertical wall mounted |
| Power | 1200W to 3000W |
| Control | Thermostat |
| Operating temperature range | Up to 65°C |
| Warranty | 5 years |
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