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Black & Decker BD-24-DWH - User Manual

Black & Decker BD-24-DWH
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Electric Tankless Water Heaters
Models
BD-24-DWH, BD-27-DWH
118
º
F
temp
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Summary

General Safety Guideline

Safety Alert Symbols and Words Definitions

Explains safety alert symbols and words used in the manual.

Installation and Use Safety Warning

Crucial warning to read manual before installation/use to avoid injury or death.

California Prop 65 Warning

Warning about cancer and reproductive harm as per California law.

General Safety Guidelines

Safety Precautions and Compliance

Read manual, comply with codes, avoid water immersion, use grounded panel.

Electrical Safety Measures

Use dedicated breakers, avoid sunlight/moisture/freezing.

Product Intended Use

For heating water only, not other liquids.

About Your Black+ Decker Heater

Heater Features

Advanced sensors, modulate power for desired temperature (86°F-122°F).

Temperature Setting Safety Warning

Warning about scalding risk above 120°F, maximum setting is 122°F.

Installation Location Selection

Indoor Installation Only

Designed for indoor installation only.

Location Restrictions

Avoid freezing, difficult access, humidity, dust, splashing water, leaks, electrical boxes.

Flammable Materials Proximity

Keep flammable materials away from unit to prevent damage or injury.

Model Specifications

Lists unit dimensions and connections for BD-24-DWH and BD-27-DWH.

Water Heater Mounting

Mounting Requirements

Secure to solid surface, install upright with connections at bottom.

Prohibited Mounting Spots

Do not install above electrical boxes or junctions.

Flammable Materials Clearance

Keep flammable materials at least two feet away from heater and hot pipe.

Attic;Upper Floor Installation

Comply with codes, install drip pan or leak detector for leakage prevention.

Mounting Steps

Remove cover, mount unit, ensure level with connections at bottom.

Plumbing Requirements and Precautions

Plumbing Code Compliance

Follow codes; consult a plumber if unsure.

Soldering Pipes Warning

Do not solder pipes with unit connected to avoid flow sensor damage.

T&P Valve Usage

T&P valve not usually required, but check local codes; recommended for safety.

Pipe Pressure and Flow Rate

Piping must withstand 8 BAR; minimum flow rate of 0.5 GPM.

Water Hose Connection

Use flexible hoses, hold connection with wrench to avoid damaging flow sensor.

Plumbing Installation Steps

Flush Cold Supply Line

Thoroughly flush cold supply line of debris.

Connect Water Lines

Connect HOT WATER to OUTLET, COLD-WATER to INLET.

Purge Air and Test Flow

Open faucets for 2-3 minutes to purge air before turning on power.

Inspect for Leaks

Inspect all connections and relief device for leaks after installation.

Electrical Requirements and Precautions

Electrical Code Compliance

Install according to codes; consult an electrician if unsure.

Power Shut-off Safety

Crucial to shut off all power at breaker before installation/repair.

Wiring and Circuit Protection

Comply with NEC/CEC for wiring gauge and breaker size.

Electrical Power Capacity

Ensure sufficient electrical power for heater's maximum amperage load.

Wiring Sets and Grounding

24kW/27kW heaters require 3 sets of wire and ground.

Electrical Installation Steps

Breaker Connection

Connect wire pair to breaker (black/red), ensure power is off.

Power Cable Routing

Run power cables from breaker to heater using suitable wire gauge.

Install Ground Conductor

Unit requires a ground conductor for the incoming circuit.

Verify Electrical Connections

Ensure connections are correct, tight, secure, proper gauge/breaker. Reattach cover.

Restore Power and Final Check

Ensure air is purged, then restore power via circuit breaker.

Flow Rate Performance

Flow Rate Temp Rise Chart

Chart showing max temp rise for given flow rates at different inlet temps.

Operating Your Water Heater

General Operation Tips

Read procedures for maximum performance and energy savings.

Tankless System Benefits

Explains on-demand heating, energy savings, and continuous hot water.

System Operation

Flow sensor detects demand, activates elements, sensors monitor temps.

Max Flow Rate Limitation

Heater capacity limited by flow rate; exceeding it prevents sufficient heating.

Temperature Mixing

Unit heats to lower temps; mix less cold water or none for comfort.

Seasonal Temp Effects

Inlet water temp varies by season, affecting hot water supply.

Water Quality Requirements

Water quality must meet recommended levels to prevent damage.

Care and Maintenance

Recommended Water Quality

Chart detailing acceptable pH, TDS, Hardness, and mineral levels.

Routine Maintenance

Periodic inspections for damage, fix immediately, do not over-tighten.

Scale Prevention and Flushing

Use descaling solution, maintenance valves; flush unit yearly/bi-yearly for hard water.

Pre-filter Cleaning

Clean pre-filter on inlet side every six months to remove debris.

Maintenance Air Purge Protocol

Crucial to power off and purge air before powering up after maintenance.

User Interface and Controls

Power Control

How to turn the display on and off using the power button.

Setting Output Temperature

Steps to set desired temperature using up/down buttons.

Temp Range and Settings

Available range (86-122°F), comfortable range (105-110°F), recommended setting (118°F).

High Temperature Setting Caution

Warning against high settings due to scalding risk and scale buildup.

System Startup

First-Time Activation

Steps to activate heater and adjust temperature initially.

Freezing Temperature Protection

Preventing Freezing Damage

Steps to protect heater from freezing by allowing low water flow without heating.

Freezing Damage Warranty Exclusion

Warning that freezing damage is not covered by warranty; contact qualified personnel.

Troubleshooting Common Issues

No Hot Water; Display Off

Possible causes (power, wiring, flow rate) and solutions.

No Hot Water; Display On

Possible causes (flow rate, reset unit) and solutions.

Water Heated, Not Hot Enough

Causes (flow rate, voltage, wiring, temp setting, pressure, mixing, pipe run) and solutions.

Troubleshooting Continued

Water Heated, Not Hot Enough (Voltage)

Explains voltage impact on display reading and how to compensate.

Water Too Hot

Causes (flow rate, temp setting) and solutions.

Heater Shuts Off

Causes (power, wiring) and solutions.

Water Flow Interruption;Variation

Causes (blockage, low pressure) and solutions.

Unit Reset Procedure

Reset Safety Warning

Crucial to shut off power before resetting; serious injury/death risk.

Perform Unit Reset

Locate and press three reset buttons; contact service if frequent resets needed.

Limited Warranty Information

Service and Return Policy

Contact number for service, do not return to place of purchase or mail to manufacturer.

Warranty Transferability

Warranty is non-transferable and valid only with authorized resellers.

Warranty Coverage and Limits

Covers defects for 2 years, leakage for 7 years; excludes labor/consequential expenses.

Warranty Void Conditions

Lists conditions that void warranty (improper use, alteration, unauthorized service, etc.).

Trademark and Contact Info

Lists trademarks, website, phone, email, and importer details.

Black & Decker BD-24-DWH Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandBlack & Decker
ModelBD-24-DWH
CategoryWater Heater
LanguageEnglish

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