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General| Brand | Black+Decker |
|---|---|
| Model | BD-36-DWH |
| Category | Water Heater |
| Language | English |
Defines safety alert symbols and words used in the manual for hazard communication.
Emphasizes reading the entire manual before installation and use to avoid injury or voiding warranty.
Alerts to potential cancer and reproductive harm risks as required by California law.
Provides comprehensive safety instructions for installation, use, and electrical panel connections.
Specifies intended use, indoor placement, and protection from elements like sunlight and moisture.
Highlights advanced sensors, temperature modulation, and energy savings of the tankless system.
Warns about burn risks from high temperatures and the importance of checking water before use.
Details the time-temperature relationship for scald risk, especially for vulnerable users.
Specifies indoor use only and risks associated with freezing temperatures damaging the unit.
Guides on placing the unit for accessibility and keeping it out of reach of children.
Warns against installing near humidity, dust, liquids, or potential leaks from other sources.
Recommends drip pans or leak detectors for areas prone to leakage damage.
Lists the physical specifications including item number, dimensions, weight, and water connections.
Prohibits storing flammable materials like gasoline near the water heater due to fire risk.
Details requirements for securing the unit with screws and ensuring it is level.
Specifies upright installation, correct connection orientation, and avoiding electrical boxes.
Reinforces keeping flammable materials at a safe distance from the heater and outlet pipe.
Ensures the unit and pipes are secured and out of children's reach to prevent tampering.
Mentions code compliance and leak prevention measures for attic installations.
Outlines steps for removing the cover, mounting the unit, and checking levelness.
Stresses adherence to local plumbing codes and consulting a qualified plumber.
Warns against soldering pipes while the unit is connected to prevent flow sensor damage and voiding warranty.
Discusses T&P valve usage, requirements, and installation in specific areas.
Details maximum water pressure, piping ratings, and pressure reduction valve needs.
Specifies the minimum flow rate required for the unit to activate the heating elements.
Advises using flexible hoses and careful tightening of connections to prevent unit damage.
Instructs to thoroughly flush the cold supply line to remove debris before installation.
Details how to connect the hot water outlet and cold water inlet lines, including booster use.
Explains the crucial step of purging air from water lines before powering the unit to prevent element damage.
Advises inspecting all connections for leaks after plumbing installation is complete.
Lists key plumbing specifications like minimum flow, working pressure, and connections.
Emphasizes installing in accordance with national, state, and local electrical codes, consulting professionals.
Warns that power must be shut off at the breaker before any installation or service work.
States that wiring and circuit protection must comply with NEC/CEC, with specific sizing requirements.
Ensures the home's electrical system can handle the heater's maximum amperage load.
Notes that the 36kW heater requires three sets of wire and ground.
Details connecting power cables from the breaker to the unit's terminal block.
Highlights the requirement for a ground conductor for the incoming circuit.
Stresses verifying correct wire gauge, tight connections, and proper grounding.
Explains restoring power after ensuring air is purged from water lines.
Warns that incorrect wiring can lead to improper operation even if the unit powers on.
Provides a table detailing kW, Max Amps, Required Breaker, and Wire Size for the model.
Lists the wattage for different input voltages (240V, 220V, 208V).
Illustrates the complete wiring configuration for the BD-36-DWH model.
Clarifies the requirement for 10 AWG ground wire for each 240V circuit.
Presents a chart showing maximum temperature rise for various flow rates and inlet temperatures.
Explains how the tankless system works on demand, contrasting it with tank heaters and highlighting energy savings.
Describes how the flow sensor activates heating elements and monitors temperatures for precise heating.
Discusses the impact of exceeding the maximum flow rate on the heater's ability to heat water.
Advises on mixing cold water for comfortable temperatures and adjusting faucet settings.
Explains how seasonal changes in inlet water temperature can affect hot water supply.
Discusses how water quality can affect the heater and the need for treatment in hard water areas.
Provides a chart with recommended levels for various water quality parameters like pH, TDS, and hardness.
Recommends regular checks for damage, cracks, or leaks and prompt repair.
Explains scale buildup at higher temperatures and the use of descaling solutions with maintenance valves.
Advises cleaning the inlet water pre-filter every six months to remove debris.
Crucial steps: shut off power, perform maintenance, and purge air before restoring power to prevent damage.
Outlines steps for starting the system for the first time and adjusting temperature.
Describes how to turn the unit display and heating elements on and off using the power button.
Guides users on how to set the desired output water temperature using the interface.
Explains the function of the up and down arrow buttons for temperature adjustment.
Details the settable temperature range from 86°F (30°C) to 140°F (60°C).
Suggests comfortable ranges for bathing and showering, and the optimal 118°F setting.
Warns that higher settings increase scalding risk and scale buildup, advising against them.
Provides instructions to protect the heater from freezing by allowing low water flow without heating.
Advises not to operate the unit if freezing is suspected, as it can cause un-warrantied damage.
Identifies key components of the unit's front interface, including buttons and connections.
Addresses power outages, faulty wiring, or incorrect breaker settings causing no display.
Covers causes like insufficient flow rate, blocked filters, or the need to reset the unit.
Suggests potential internal part failure for insufficient heating and advises contacting support.
Explains how flow rate, low voltage, or crossed wires can reduce heating capacity.
Covers adjusting temperature settings, checking shutoff valves, and water pressure.
Addresses excessive cold water mixing or thermal loss in long pipe runs.
Explains voltage impact on display readings and how to compensate by adjusting settings.
Advises increasing outlet flow rate or lowering the temperature setting.
Suggests checking faucet settings or potential internal part failure if faucet temperature is too high.
Troubleshoots power outages, faulty wiring, or potential blockages causing the heater to shut off.
Addresses causes like blocked pipes, low water pressure, or obstructions in the supply line.
Reiterates the warning to shut off power before attempting to reset the unit to avoid serious injury or death.
Guides users on locating and pressing the reset buttons to reset the unit.
Advises contacting customer service if the unit requires frequent resetting.
Outlines instructions for obtaining service, repairs, and returning the product.
Details the warranty period for defects in workmanship, material, and leakage.
Clarifies manufacturer's liability limits and exclusions for labor, incidental, or consequential expenses.
Lists specific conditions under which the warranty becomes void, such as improper installation or servicing.
Provides information on brand trademarks, contact phone numbers, email, and importer details.
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