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Explains the meaning of CAUTION, DANGER, WARNING, and NOTICE safety alert symbols.
Emphasizes reading the manual and importance of proper installation procedures.
Emphasizes reading and understanding the entire manual before installation or operation.
Highlights the danger of improper outdoor installation and the need for adequate air supply.
Warns about flammable vapors and the odorant in propane gas for leak detection.
Lists specific warnings like not leaving unattended, hot exhaust, and carbon monoxide hazard.
Describes the product's portability, hot water delivery, and automatic ignition features.
Details features like auto ignition, auto cut-off, drain plug, and anti-dry combustion protection.
Lists specifications like Fuel Type, Model, Dimensions, Btu/hr, Pressure, Ignition, Protections, and Pipe Fittings.
Shows diagrams and dimensions for models BD158 and BD264, including fixing hole details.
Labels and illustrates the various components of the water heater.
Provides instructions on how to order replacement parts and warnings against DIY repairs.
Illustrates the electrical connections for the battery, ignition, and sensors, with cautions.
Guides users on checking for damage, verifying all parts are included, and initial connection steps.
Details the specifications and requirements for LP gas cylinders used with the appliance.
Instructs to always leave the gas cylinder valve in the "OFF" position and check for gas leaks.
Lists all the items included in the product packaging with descriptions and identification images.
Covers using garden hoses, preparation, and compliance with codes for installation.
Details installing batteries, connecting the gas regulator, and ensuring connections are secure.
Outlines the process of installing cold water shut-off valves, service valves, and checking water flow.
Explains how to connect and disconnect the gas cylinder, and storage recommendations.
Details methods for leak testing with soapy water and safe storage practices for the unit and cylinders.
Advises checking for flammables and hot surfaces before operating the water heater.
Provides step-by-step instructions for turning on the water supply, gas, and setting controls.
Guides on operating the water output, burner ignition, draining after use, and freeze damage prevention.
Instructs to ensure the drain plug is handled correctly before operating the heater.
Explains how to adjust the water temperature by controlling the gas and water knobs.
Lists common problems like water pressure, low battery, and overheat protection with their solutions.
Details checking burner flame, cleaning filters, and important safety warnings regarding maintenance.
Provides contact information for questions, adjustments, repairs, or spare parts.
Addresses issues when the water heater does not start or produce audible clicks at startup.
Covers problems where the water heater starts but then shuts off, often due to low water pressure.
Addresses common ignition failures, gas supply issues, and sensor problems.
Explains why the water might not get hot enough or why there is no hot water despite flow.
Covers issues where the heater does nothing, focusing on gas supply and battery power.
Outlines the product's limited warranty coverage for materials and workmanship.
Lists factors that nullify the warranty and specifies that the product is not for pool or spa heating.
Explains the process for returning products for warranty service, including RGA numbers.
General| Type | Tankless |
|---|---|
| Fuel Type | Propane |
| Water Connection | 1/2" NPT |
| Gas Connection | 1/2" NPT |
| Temperature Range | 85°F - 140°F |
| Ignition | Electric |
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