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General| Type | Instantaneous water heater |
|---|---|
| Power Rating | 6 kW |
| Voltage | 220 V |
| Frequency | 50 Hz |
| Rated Current | 26 A |
| Maximum Flow Rate | 3.5 l/min |
| Temperature Range | 30 - 60 °C |
| Water Connection | 1/2 inch |
| Protection rating | IP24 |
Provides essential information for operating the water heater, including safety precautions and general guidance.
Explains safety symbols and keywords like DANGER, WARNING, and CAUTION used to denote risk levels.
Details symbols used in the manual for notes, important actions, and material losses, aiding comprehension.
Specifies the units of measurement used throughout the manual, with dimensions typically given in millimeters.
Details safety precautions for using the appliance, including risks of scalding, electrocution, and guidelines for children.
Describes the water heater's components, heating system, and the function of the special aerator for optimal water jet.
Explains how the appliance switches on, how water temperature is adjusted at the tap, and notes on flow rate.
Provides guidance on cleaning the appliance, checking taps, removing limescale, and the importance of regular electrical safety checks.
Lists common problems encountered during installation and provides solutions, including what to do if faults cannot be resolved.
Details the appliance's standard delivery items, including sieve, aerator, hoses, and tee, for installation.
Advises observing applicable national and regional regulations and instructions for water resistance and conductivity.
Lists optional accessories like special aerators and pressure-tested taps, including part numbers and compatibility details.
Covers essential preparation steps for installation, including flushing water lines and notes on water installation requirements.
Provides an overview of the installation process, including notes on the special aerator for optimal water jet.
Details the recommended installation site, considering frost risk, accessibility, and suitability for undersink installation.
Illustrates the undersink installation option for pressure-tested appliances with pressure-tested taps.
Provides step-by-step instructions for mounting the appliance on the wall, including cover removal and securing the back panel.
Guides on installing the tap, including connection torque, and observing tap operating and installation instructions.
Details the oversink installation method for non-pressurised taps, including tap fitting and connection torque considerations.
Details electrical connection safety, earthing requirements, and ensures separation of power supply via an isolator.
Covers the initial start-up procedure, including filling the appliance, checking for leaks, and verifying functionality.
Explains the importance of explaining the appliance's function to users and familiarizing them with its operation.
Provides instructions on how to properly shut down the appliance, including isolating it from the power supply.
Details the steps for recommissioning the appliance after a water supply interruption to prevent damage to the heating system.
Lists common problems like the appliance not starting, scaled aerators, or safety limiters activating, and their remedies.
Covers general maintenance tasks, emphasizing disconnecting power before any work and the importance of safety.
Details how to identify and potentially activate the 1-pole safety pressure limiter within the appliance.
Provides a step-by-step guide on how to safely drain the appliance, warning about potential hot water escape.
Introduces the specification section, covering dimensions, connections, and general appliance data.
Provides detailed diagrams of appliance dimensions and specifies connection types and sizes for water inlets and outlets.
Explains how to clean the fitted strainer after removing the cold water supply pipe.
Details the procedure for checking the earth conductor for electrical safety, referencing German standards.
Provides advice on storing the dismantled appliance in a frost-free room to prevent damage from water residues.
Specifies the required cross-section (4 mm²) for a replacement power cable to ensure electrical safety.
Presents the wiring diagram, explains how temperature increases with flow rate, and lists application areas based on water conductivity.
Contains a comprehensive data table with electrical details, dimensions, connections, and operating values for the appliance.
Outlines guarantee conditions for appliances sold in different countries and provides instructions for environmentally responsible disposal.
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