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If no flame is detected in your Whale Water Heater, check the gas supply. Make sure the gas bottle isn't empty and there are no blockages in the gas line. If the temperature is below +5°C, ensure you are using propane. Afterward, clear the lockout.
What to do if Whale Water Heater has low/high supply voltage?
If your Whale Water Heater is showing a low or high supply voltage, first ensure the voltage measured at the water heater is within the operating range of 10V to 15V. Check the battery voltage and, if it's within range, inspect the connections between the water heater and the battery. Also, verify the alternator or external battery charging system. Clear the lockout after checking.
What to do if Whale Water Heater overheat?
If your Whale Water Heater is overheating, check to ensure there is water in the appliance. Whale recommends waiting 5 to 10 minutes for the heater to cool down before clearing the lockout.
What to do if Whale Water Heater has other / internal fault?
If your Whale Water Heater indicates another or an internal fault, attempt to clear the lockout. If the problem persists, you should contact a Whale Authorised Service Engineer.
General| Brand | Whale |
|---|---|
| Model | WH1302 |
| Category | Water Heater |
| Language | English |
Crucial warnings regarding gas leaks, operation restrictions, and general safety.
Essential steps for safely connecting the water heater to the gas supply.
Detailed instructions for making the 12V DC power connections to the water heater.
Steps for connecting the water heater to the cold water supply using various fittings.
Procedure for connecting the hot water outlet to the vehicle's plumbing system.
Guidance for users on how to operate the water heater for heating water.
Details on cleaning, descaling, and recommended annual servicing of the unit.
Guidance on diagnosing issues based on control panel indicators and fault codes.
