This appliance, intended for intermittent use, is designed to sup-
ply hot water to one draw off point such as the kitchen sink or a
wash basin.
Appliance identification :
Celt Star CT with mixing taps -
A.M.I
Celt Star C without mixing taps - S.M.I
Contents : Page
1. Characteristics ...................................................................2
2. Installation Requirements ..................................................3
3. Heater installation ..............................................................4
4. Commissioning...................................................................5
5. Fitting the case...................................................................6
6. Controls and use................................................................6
7. Frost precautions ...............................................................7
8. Servicing ............................................................................7
9. Guarantee ..........................................................................8
10. Overflow safety...................................................................8
11. Operating Defects ..............................................................8
Description:
The water heater is packaged in one box.
Inside its one-piece case, the water heater comprises:
- One-piece chassis made of protected steel sheet
- Deflector
- Heat exchanger made of protected copper
- Combustion chamber
- Multi-gas burner made of stainless steel
- Removable injector-holder manifold
- Pilot with fail-safe by thermocouple and atmosphere
sensing device.
- Gas valve
- Gas ignition and flow control knob
- Water valve with built-in overheat limiter and scale
reducer
- Fouling prevention thermal safety device
- Hot water tap ("A.M.I" models)
- Cold water tap ("A.M.I." models).
- Spout
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CELT STAR C
GAS-FIRED WATER HEATER
Category: I 2E+
Installation and use instructions
These installation and User instructions are intended for appliances installed in Great Britain.
Fig. 1 Model S.M.I.
Fig. 2 Model A.M.I.
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