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Grohe TEMPESTA 100 26 178 - User Manual

Grohe TEMPESTA 100 26 178
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IMPORTANT:
This booklet should be left with the user after installation
and demonstration.
Installation and User Guide
TEMPESTA 100 ELECTRIC SHOWER
DESIGN + ENGINEERING
GROHE GERMANY
99.0351.031/ÄM 231959/08.14
www.grohe.com
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Summary

Important Safety Information

Installation and Operational Safety

Covers supervised installation, earthing, dedicated supply, freezing, outlet modification, handset compatibility, pressure relief, commercial use.

Pre-Maintenance Safety

Instructions to isolate power and water before removing covers or performing maintenance.

Advice to Users

Understanding Shower Performance

Explains heating elements, mains water temperature variation, and temperature stabilization.

Operational Tips

Advises against placing items on the unit to prevent leaks.

How to Install Your Shower

Wall Mounting and Plumbing Setup

Guides on fixing the shower, handset placement, water contact prevention, and initial plumbing connections.

Plumbing Requirements and Connections

Details water pressure, flow rates, flushing, isolating valves, inlet connections, and sealant usage.

Final Plumbing Steps

Covers final pipe flushing, recommended fittings, and handset connection timing.

Electrical Installation and Setup

Wiring Standards and Knob Configuration

Covers electrical compliance, cable upgrades, disconnection means, and knob alignment for setup.

Initial Filling and System Checks

Steps for initial unit filling, hose connection, system checks, and user demonstration.

How to Use Your Shower

Basic Operation and Temperature Control

Explains shower controls, starting the shower, and adjusting water temperature.

Advanced Usage and Safety Warnings

Covers stabilization time, stopping the shower, overheat protection, handset adjustment, and user supervision.

Service, Maintenance, and Filter Care

After Sales Service and Contact

Provides contact information for service and advice, and notes on model/serial numbers.

Cleaning and Maintenance Procedures

Guides on general cleaning, handset, hose maintenance, and filter access.

Filter Maintenance Steps

Details on filter flushing, cleaning precautions, and refitting the filter cap.

Troubleshooting and Fault Resolution

Self-Help Troubleshooting

Checks to perform before calling an installer for common shower issues.

Common Faults and Solutions

Addresses issues like water too hot/cold, slow heating, poor spray, and no flow.

Professional Checks and System Function

Professional Troubleshooting Guide

Specific checks for service personnel regarding common faults.

How the Shower Works

Explains the principles of instantaneous heating, activation, and safety features.

Seasonal Water Temperature Effects

Discusses how seasonal changes in mains water temperature affect shower output.

External Water Device Influence

Main Components Identification

Component List and Diagram

Identifies key internal components of the shower unit with a labelled diagram.

Spare Parts, Accessories, and Diagrams

Spare Parts and Accessory Details

Lists common spare parts, accessories, and their catalogue numbers.

Electrical Circuit Diagram

Provides a visual representation of the shower's electrical connections.

Product Guarantee Information

Guarantee Terms, Conditions, and Exclusions

Outlines the guarantee period, conditions for service, and specific exclusions.

Overview

The document provides an installation and user guide for the GROHE Tempesta 100 Electric Shower, a product designed and engineered in Germany. It includes important safety information, installation instructions, advice for users, maintenance tips, troubleshooting, and a description of how the shower works, along with a list of common spare parts and a circuit diagram.

Function Description

The GROHE Tempesta 100 Electric Shower is designed to provide instantaneous hot water for showering. It heats mains cold water as it flows over electric heating elements within a heat exchanger. The shower is designed to stabilize temperature changes caused by water pressure fluctuations, ensuring a consistent showering experience. A pressure switch automatically activates the heaters only when sufficient water is flowing. The water flow is controlled by a solenoid valve, which is switched on and off by a start/stop button. For safety, a thermal cut-out switches off power if the water temperature exceeds a set limit, and a pressure relief device safeguards against abnormal pressure conditions, preventing excessive pressure build-up within the unit. The shower is intended for permanent connection to the fixed electrical wiring of the mains supply with its own dedicated supply and must be earthed.

Usage Features

The shower features two control knobs and a push-button for operation. Knob 'A' controls the power selection, offering three settings: 'I' (1 bar), 'II' (2 bars), and 'III' (3 bars). Knob 'B' controls the water temperature. The push-button 'C' starts and stops the shower. To begin showering, the user presses button 'C', which illuminates the 'Power' light and initiates water flow. The desired power setting can then be selected, typically 'III'. The water temperature is adjusted by turning Knob 'B': anti-clockwise for cooler water and clockwise for warmer water. It is recommended to allow about 20 seconds for the water temperature to stabilize after adjustments. The shower is designed with a multi-spray pattern handset, allowing users to adjust spray patterns by rotating the spray plate, with each mode identified by an audible click. The unit includes an 'Auto Reset' light that illuminates if the water temperature becomes overheated, indicating that the heater has temporarily switched off. Water will continue to flow and cool down before the heater reactivates.

Maintenance Features

Regular maintenance is crucial for the shower's performance and longevity. The guide emphasizes that the shower unit and accessories should be cleaned using a soft cloth, avoiding abrasive or solvent-based cleaning fluids, especially on plated finishes. Before cleaning, the isolating switch should be turned off to prevent accidental activation. The shower handset requires regular cleaning to prevent limescale build-up, which can reduce performance. This can be done by rubbing the rubber nozzles or soaking the handset in a proprietary limescale remover and rinsing thoroughly. The inlet filter, located inside the water inlet fitting, can also be cleaned to maintain performance. Accessing the filter requires removing the front cover and the detachable lower section of the backplate, then unscrewing the filter cap. When cleaning the filter, a sharp object should not be used to avoid damage; an old toothbrush is suggested. The metal filter mesh is best cleaned while still in the cap. The shower hose should be regularly inspected for wear and damage and replaced every two years or if necessary, with an approved part. The guide also provides a troubleshooting section for common issues, such as water being too hot or cold, water taking longer to heat up, water going cold during use, poor spray, or broken parts, offering self-help checks before professional service is required.

Grohe TEMPESTA 100 26 178 Specifications

General IconGeneral
ModelTempesta 100
Size100 mm
FinishChrome
Installation TypeWall-mounted
GROHE DreamSprayYes
GROHE StarLightYes
SpeedClean anti-lime systemYes
Inner WaterGuideYes
ShockProof silicone ringYes
Warranty5 years
Spray PatternMassage
Recommended Pressure1-5 bar
Connection Size1/2"
MaterialBrass

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