GSW EnviroSense 6G50 76N User Manual

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Instruction Manual
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GSW EnviroSense 6G50 76N Specifications

General

Brand	GSW
Model	EnviroSense 6G50 76N
Category	Water Heater
Language	English

Summary

General Safety Information

Introduction

Qualified Installer or Service Agency

Requirements and qualifications for installation and service personnel.

Preparing for the Installation

Steps and considerations before beginning the water heater installation.

Typical Installation

Locating the New Water Heater

Important factors and requirements for choosing a water heater location.

Air Requirements

Ensuring adequate air supply for proper combustion and ventilation.

Installing the New Water Heater

Chemical Vapor Corrosion

How chemical vapors can damage the water heater and cause hazards.

Water Piping and Systems

Guidelines for water piping, space heating, and closed water systems.

Thermal Expansion

Managing thermal expansion and T&P valve requirements.

Gas Piping

Proper connection of the gas supply, including sediment traps.

Venting

Vent Pipe Assembly

Instructions for assembling the vent pipe components.

Vent Pipe Termination

Requirements and clearances for venting through sidewall or roof.

Operating Instructions

Temperature Regulation

Setting and controlling water temperature for safety and efficiency.

Periodic Maintenance

Venting System Inspection

Visual checks of the vent system for obstructions or damage.

Anode Rod Inspection

Checking and replacing the anode rod for tank protection.

Troubleshooting Guidelines