To Next PageTo Next PageWhat does error code Er:70 mean on a Westinghouse WBRCLP140W Boiler and what should I do?
This Error Code Er:70 will disappear when the condition is remedied. If the error happens again: 1. Turn the power OFF and ON at the main power switch internal to the boiler. 2. If the problem persists, replace the main control.
Why is hot water not available from my Westinghouse WBRCLP140W?
Check if the appliance has power by ensuring it's plugged in and restore power if needed. Then, make sure the unit is turned on by pressing and holding the Power button. Also, ensure the gas supply valve is open. If an error code is flashing on the display panel, refer to the Diagnostic and Error Codes section in this manual.
What to do if Westinghouse WBRCLP140W Boiler water temperature is not hot enough?
Ensure the faucet is open enough to allow at least 0.6 gallons (2.3L) per minute to flow through the appliance. If the outlet water temperature is set too low, adjust it. If an error code is displayed, refer to the Diagnostic and Error Codes section in this manual.
What to do if Westinghouse WBRCLP140W has no water when faucet is opened?
Check if the water supply valve is shut off at the meter and open it if closed. Also, verify that the water supply valve near the unit is open. If the water pipe is frozen, turn OFF the unit, close all water valves and the gas valve, and contact an authorized service technician. If an error code is flashing on the display panel indicating a leak, contact an authorized service technician.
Why does it take long time for Westinghouse WBRCLP140W to heat water?
If the faucet is located far from the appliance, allow time for the cold water already in the pipes to flow out. You can have recirculation valves and/or plumbing return lines installed and program the unit for recirculation mode.
What does error code Er:42 mean on a Westinghouse WBRCLP140W Boiler and how can I resolve it?
If your Westinghouse Boiler is displaying error code Er:42, press the Power button to clear the error. If the error happens again: 1. Ensure that the jumper wire is installed and properly connected. 2. If the problem persists, replace the main control.
Why does my Westinghouse WBRCLP140W display error code Er:37?
Error code Er:37 means the supply frequency is too high to operate. This Error Code will disappear when the supply frequency returns to normal operating range. If the error happens again: 1. Ensure the boiler is properly wired to a power source meeting the requirements on the rating plate. 2. If the problem persists, replace the main control.
What does error code Er:38 mean on a Westinghouse Boiler and how to fix it?
If your Westinghouse Boiler is showing error code Er:38, press the Power button to clear the error. If the error persists, replace the main control.
What does error code Er:35 mean on a Westinghouse WBRCLP140W and how can I fix it?
This Error Code Er:35 will disappear when the exhaust temperature decreases. If the error happens again: 1. Check the exhaust temperature sensor, ensuring the connections are secure. 2. Check the sensor resistance; if resistance is zero, replace the sensor. 3. Check the exhaust vent for any blockage. 4. If the problem persists, the main control may need replacement.
What to do if Westinghouse WBRCLP140W Boiler displays error code Er:20?
If the Westinghouse Boiler displays error code Er:20, press the Power button to clear it. If the error happens again: 1. Check the condensate and main controller connections to ensure they are secure. 2. Check the condensate resistance; if the resistance is not zero, replace the switch. 3. Check the condensate hose to ensure it is connected and in good condition. 4. Check the condensate line and termination for blockages. 5. Check the exhaust vent for blockages. 6. If the problem persists, the main control may need to be replaced.
General| Brand | Westinghouse |
|---|---|
| Model | WBRCLP140W |
| Category | Boiler |
| Language | English |
Provides warnings for operating and installing the boiler safely.
Details hazards associated with improper combustion and necessary precautions.
Covers safety precautions related to gas supply and operation.
Guidelines for safely performing maintenance and servicing on the boiler.
Information on boiler system setup, including water chemistry and freeze protection.
Specifies requirements for water quality and freeze protection for system longevity.
Addresses risks of scalding from hot water and temperature adjustment guidelines.
Provides considerations for installing the boiler at high altitudes.
Lists all components included with the boiler package.
Details available optional equipment for purchase.
Guidance on selecting an appropriate installation location and required clearances.
Instructions for ensuring the boiler is installed level for proper operation.
Specific precautions and requirements for installing boilers in garages or closets.
Details on the type, material, and installation of exhaust and intake piping.
Requirements for installing carbon monoxide detectors near the appliance.
Guidelines to ensure clean combustion air intake and prevent contamination.
Procedure for safely removing an existing appliance from a common vent system.
Detailed technical data and specifications for the boiler models.
Explanation of the boiler's operating features and technologies.
Instructions and considerations for wall-mounting the boiler unit.
Guidance on installing or replacing the flow restrictor for DHW flow control.
Basic rules and recommendations for water piping installation.
Information on installing backflow preventers and related system requirements.
Guidelines for sizing and installing expansion tanks for thermal expansion.
Specific instructions for connecting water piping to the boiler.
Illustrates common piping configurations and system applications.
Details on installing and maintaining CH and DHW pressure relief valves.
Fundamental rules and safety precautions for boiler venting.
Lists approved materials and standards for exhaust and intake vent pipes.
Specific venting requirements for installations in Canada.
Guidelines for positioning vent terminations relative to building features.
Instructions for correctly sizing vent piping based on length and fittings.
Procedure for securely connecting vent pipes to the boiler collar.
Detailed steps for installing exhaust and intake vent piping systems.
Methods for venting the appliance through an existing vent system.
Guidance on power venting using indoor combustion air in confined spaces.
Instructions for proper electrical wiring and grounding of the boiler.
Configuration of internal DIP switches for boiler operation.
Tables and guidelines for sizing gas supply piping based on capacity.
Specifications for connecting the gas supply line to the boiler.
Important considerations regarding the installation of excess flow valves.
Procedure for checking and verifying gas pressure at the boiler.
Instructions for setting and verifying combustion parameters for optimal performance.
Description of the boiler's control panel, buttons, and LCD display.
Explanation of the boiler's initial start-up sequence and display indicators.
Steps to adjust the domestic hot water temperature setting.
How to switch temperature display between Celsius and Fahrenheit.
Steps to adjust the central heating temperature set-point.
Information on the boiler's operation when heating stored water.
How to enable and disable the control panel lock function.
Details on accessing and interpreting various status display screens.
Accessing and navigating the installer mode for advanced configuration.
Configuration and operation of the optional outdoor temperature mode.
Using a 0-10V signal from a building management system for boiler control.
List of error codes, their descriptions, and suggested corrective actions.
Diagnostic flowcharts for common error conditions like flame detection.
Table of problems, possible causes, and recommended solutions.
Ensuring proper water chemistry before system startup to prevent damage.
Critical safety step to detect and repair gas leaks before operation.
Instructions for using freeze protection fluids and system considerations.
Steps for filling the system with water and checking for leaks.
Procedure to remove air from the central heating and storage tank systems.
Steps to remove air from the domestic hot water system.
Verifying the proper wiring and function of thermostat circuits.
Information on the condensate drain system and its maintenance.
A checklist for critical steps during start-up, adjustment, and testing.
Routine checks of the surrounding area, power source, and boiler components.
Verifying pressure readings on CH and DHW gauges.
Inspection of exhaust vent and intake pipe terminations and piping.
Inspecting pressure relief valves and the condensate drain system.
Cleaning the burner and flushing heat exchangers for optimal performance.
Procedure for cleaning the CH and DHW inlet filters.
Steps for maintaining the condensate trap and associated components.
Record-keeping for periodic maintenance activities.
List of replacement parts for the boiler cabinet.
List of replacement parts for the heat exchanger assembly.
List of replacement parts for the boiler's combustion system.
List of specific replacement parts for floor-mounted models.
Details on warranty periods, coverage, and definitions for residential and commercial use.
Obligations of the owner to maintain warranty validity.
List of conditions and actions that void the product warranty.
Owner's liability for costs associated with warranty service and repairs.
Legal limitations on warranties and available remedies for the owner.
