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2. 120-Volt Operation:
Open the water heater compartment door. Find
the selector switch and set it to the on position.
Refer to the operating instructions included in
the information package for more details.
3. Operating Features:
a. The water heater is equipped with a preset
water temperature control. The burner will
bring the water temperature up to the
desired level and then automatically shut
off.
b. It is also equipped with a temperature cut-
off device in case the water temperature
exceeds the preset limit. The breaker will
trip and shut down the burner. Before the
burner will restart, the breaker will have to
be reset. If it continues to trip, have the
unit checked and serviced. Refer to
manufacturers operating instructions
included in the information package.
11.3.2 TOILET
Refer to manufacturer's operating instructions
included in information package for more details.
Troubleshooting:
1. Water keeps running into the bowl:
Check to see that the levers return all the way
to the left. Sticking may be caused by foreign
material on the waste valve blade or blade seal
at the bottom of the bowl. If problem persists,
replace water valve.
2. Toilet leaks, there is water on the floor:
If the leak is in back of the toilet, check the
water supply line connection and refer to the
installation instructions. If the leak is at the
closet flange area, check the closet flange nuts
for tightness. If leak continues, remove the
toilet and check the closet flange height. The
height should be between 1/4" and 7/16" above
the floor. Adjust accordingly and replace the
closet flange seat if damaged.
3. Poor Flush:
The levers must be held fully open during the
flush. A good flush should be obtained within 2
to 3 seconds. If the problem persists, remove
the water supply line and check the water
supply. The water supply line flow rate should
be at least 10 liters per minute to ensure an
adequate flush.
4. Build-Up:
Use the left lever to add a small amount of
water in the bottom of the toilet before using.
This will help to prevent a build-up of solids in
the toilet.
IMPORTANT
Be sure there is water in the hot water
tank to prevent burning out the heating
element when the power is turned on.
TOPAZ
11.3.3 SHOWER
To protect the surface of your ABS plastic shower
pan, it is recommended that a rubber shower mat be
placed in the shower pan.
Use a non-abrasive cleaner to clean your shower
compartment. Do not use highly concentrated or
high acid content household cleaners, as these may
damage the shower compartment.
Fig. 11-13 SELECTOR SWITCH
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