What to do if my Atmor InLine 800 Water Heater shuts off during use?
If your Atmor Water Heater shuts off during use, check the incoming power supply, MCB, switches, and supply cabling. If the problem persists after checking these, call your local authorized distributor for assistance.
What to do if Atmor InLine 800 Water Heater water temperature varies from hot to cold during use?
If the water temperature from your Atmor Water Heater varies from hot to cold during use, it's likely that the water pressure has dropped below the minimum level. Increase the hot water supply to resolve this issue.
Why is my Atmor InLine 800 Water Heater not producing hot water?
If your Atmor Water Heater isn't producing hot water, there could be a couple of reasons. First, check your circuit breaker and the voltage at the wiring block to ensure there's electrical power. Second, a low flow rate could be the issue. To resolve this, turn the circuit breaker off, open the valve to release pressure from the unit, and then turn the circuit breaker back on.
Why is my Atmor InLine 800 Water Heater water not hot enough?
There are several reasons why your Atmor Water Heater might not be producing hot enough water. It could be due to too much water flowing through the heater; try reducing the flow rate via the outlet tap. Alternatively, a reduction in the ambient temperature may require you to switch to a higher temperature setting. Also, check that the water pressure is not below 0.5 bar (7 psi) by ensuring the main water line stop valve is fully open and that there are no other restrictions in the water supply line. If none of these resolves the issue, there may be an electrical malfunction, and you should have the heater unit checked by a qualified electrician or contact your local authorized distributor.
Why is my Atmor Water Heater water too hot?
If the water from your Atmor Water Heater is too hot, it could be due to not enough water flowing through the heater; try increasing the flow rate via the outlet tap. It might also be caused by an increase in the ambient temperature, in which case you should switch to a lower temperature setting.
What to do if water ceases to flow from Atmor InLine 800 Water Heater?
If water ceases to flow from your Atmor Water Heater, it might be due to a blockage of your hand-held shower head; clean or replace it. Another cause could be no water supply. Check to see that your shower head hose is not twisted or blocked, ensuring it has a free passage of water. Also, check if the main water line stop valve is fully open and that there are no other restrictions in the water supply line.
General| Model | InLine 800 Series |
|---|---|
| Type | Tankless Electric Water Heater |
| Voltage | 240V |
| Connection Size | 1/2" NPT |
| Flow Rate at 35°F rise | 1.5 GPM |
| Material | Plastic |
Manual must be read carefully before installation to avoid property damage, injury, or death.
Water heater must be installed by a licensed electrician per local regulations.
The appliance must be properly grounded for safe operation.
A dedicated circuit breaker must be installed on the power distribution panel.
The heater must be installed according to the provided installation instructions.
The plumbing installation must be completed before the electrical installation.
The heater operates at a minimum water flow rate of 0.5 gallon/minute.
Plumbing requires pipes that can withstand a minimum pressure of 8 bar.
Do not install where subjected to direct sunlight, rain, or constant water spray.
Always contact your local authorized licensed professional for service.
Table detailing kW output for different models across various voltages.
Connect the Pressure Relief Device (PRD) to the unit. IMPORTANT: A PRD must be installed.
Remove the appliance covers for access during assembly.
Mount ground plate to wall, pull wires through, and cut hole for wiring.
Mount the unit to the wall using four screws at the marked points.
Connect inlet and outlet hoses with minimum 4 bars pressure rating.
Residential systems above 5 bar require a pressure stabilizer valve set to 4-5 bars.
Run water flow for one minute to check for leakage before connecting to power.
Connect the power cable to the terminal block. Ensure the heater is grounded.
Reattach the front cover securely with four screws.
Ensure the appliance is filled with water before connecting power.
When installed outdoors, the heater must be placed in a sealed waterproof electrical box.
Do not install the heater where it may be subject to direct sunlight.
It is recommended that appliance electrical connections be tested annually by a qualified technician.
For optimal performance, install the 0.5GPM aerator provided with 3kW models.
Electrical diagram for specific voltage and wattage models.
Electrical diagram for 8.5kW to 10.5kW models operating at 240V.
Electrical diagram specifically for the 13kW model at 240V.
Addresses issues like low flow rate, ambient temperature, low water pressure, or electrical malfunction.
Solutions for water being too hot, including flow rate and temperature settings.
Troubleshooting for the heater shutting off unexpectedly during operation.
Addresses causes for water flow stopping, like blockages or no water supply.
Solutions for fluctuating water temperatures from hot to cold.
Covers issues related to no hot water or the unit not functioning at all.
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