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7. WATER HEATER INSTALLATION
1. Power cord with GFCI**
2. Water outlet
3. Hot water supply adjustment cock*
4. Mixer*
5. Shower header*
6. Cold water supply adjustment cock*
7. Discharge pipe
8. Composite pressure-relief valve
9. Water inlet
10. Magnesium anode – water discharge nozzle
11. Water main shut-off valve
12. Water main
* not included in the delivery set
** Depending on the product batch, GFCI can be located not within the power cable electric
plug.
Water heater mounting methods
Fig.5 shows the way to mount the water heater for one consumption point.
Location
1. Electric water heater should be mounted on a firm wall. If the wall is not
robust enough to hold the weight equal to the doubled weight of the total
water heater weight, fully filled with water, then it should be mounted on a
special support.
2. The wall, where the electric water heater is to be mounted, must withstand
at least the double weight of the water heater, fully filled with water; there
must be no cracks and other damages on the wall. Otherwise it is necessary
to take measures to strengthen the mounting or mount the water heater on
a special support.
3. If a bathroom is too small, the water heater can be installed elsewhere,
unexposed to direct sunlight and unavailable for moisture. However, to
reduce heat losses in pipelines, the location, where a water heater is to be
installed, must be as close to the place, where hot water is used, as possible.
IMPORTANT!
The water heater must be mounted on a vertical wall
only the position, specified in Fig.3-4 (FSM1/FSQ1 line
– vertically, FSM2/FSQ2 – horizontally). Mounting of the
appliance in any other position or vertical or horizontal
tilting will inevitably result in failure of the water heater,
emergency situation and is considered a non-guarantee
case by the manufacturer.
Fig. 5
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