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Sleep mode: Sleep mode is activated when the Water Heater is in standby mode and no button
is touched on Touch panel or user intervention for 15 seconds. Touch any of the buttons on the
Touch panel to enable normal mode.
If the heater has been paused, you may initially get a short burst of very hot water while you
turn on again. Please run the water through for a few seconds to let the temperature settle
down. Please check hot water with hand before you taking a shower.
Turning LED display upright: When the Water heater is installed Downward position (Refer
page 7), the LED display will be upright. To turn the LED display to correct orientation, make
sure the heater is in OFF mode, now touch and hold "+" and "-" touch buttons at the same time
for 5 seconds the Touch panel will be turned to correct orientation.
Auto mode: In this mode, there is an automatic memory function to avoid repetitive operation,
while you turn on the heater, the default set temperature will be the same as last time set.
Overheating function: When the outlet temperature reaches over 65°C, the heater will
enter into pause mode. The heater will resume to work again automatically when hot water
temperature drops to 50°C.
Dry heating protection: When the outlet temperature reaches over 75°C, the power supply will
to reset.
Flow base operation: This is a safety feature and the Water heater will switch ON only when the
Pressure relief valve function: This valve protects the heater by relieving pressure and
discharge water in case the pressure overshoots the pre-set limits.
Electricity Leakage protection: There is real-time electricity leakage detection function, while
there is a electricity leakage, the heater will stop working automatically and E2 error will appear
on LED display.
Hot water is dangerous, especially for the young children, aged or the
disabled. The Water Heater allows you to control the temperature of your
HOT
hot water. Water temperatures over 52°C can cause severe burns instantly
Scalding
unsupervised.
DANGER
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