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Bosch 7736504945 Manual

Bosch 7736504945 Manual

For: t9800se 160/t9800se 199/t9800seo 160/t9800seo 199/t9900se 160/t9900se 199/t9900i se 199
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Bosch Remote Control
7736504945 [with Wi-Fi] | 7736504946
For: T9800SE 160/T9800SE 199/T9800SEO 160/T9800SEO
199/T9900SE 160/T9900SE 199/T9900i SE 199

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  • Page 1 Bosch Remote Control 7736504945 [with Wi-Fi] | 7736504946 For: T9800SE 160/T9800SE 199/T9800SEO 160/T9800SEO 199/T9900SE 160/T9900SE 199/T9900i SE 199...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Remote control Kit ........7 Scope of delivery, 7736504945 with Wi-Fi ..7 Scope of delivery, 7736504946 without Wi-Fi .
  • Page 3 Contents | 3 5.5.1 “P4” - Information ......23 5.5.2 “P9” - Purge ........25 5.5.3 SA - Settings .

  • Page 4: Explanation Of Symbols And Safety Instructions

    4 | Safety instructions Safety instructions ▶ Read the following instructions very carefully to ensure correct operation. ▶ Follow safety instructions. Explanation of symbols and safety instructions Guideline to symbols Warnings Warnings in this document are identified by a warning triangle printed against a grey background.
  • Page 5 Explanation of symbols and safety instructions | 5 Important information This symbol indicates important information where there is no risk to people or property. Important information for the proper use of the boiler is also provided in this manual. You will find the information with a symbol shown on the left and bordered by horizontal lines above and below the text.

  • Page 6: Safety Instructions

    6 | Explanation of symbols and safety instructions Safety instructions These installation instructions are intended for competent persons who are skilled in dealing with water installations, heating and electrical systems. ▶ Read the installation instructions before starting the installation. ▶ Observe safety instructions and warnings. ▶...

  • Page 7: Remote Control Kit

    ▶ Observe the instructions for frost protection. ▶ Always leave the system switched on for additional functions. ▶ Immediately correct any faults that occur. Remote control Kit Scope of delivery, 7736504945 with Wi-Fi Fig. 1 Scope of delivery [1] Remote control...

  • Page 8: Scope Of Delivery, 7736504946 Without Wi-Fi

    8 | Remote control Kit Scope of delivery, 7736504946 without Wi-Fi Fig. 2 Scope of delivery [1] Remote control [2] Connection cable [3] Screws [4] Documentation Certification Wi-Fi certification by; 6 720 813 643 (2018/04)

  • Page 9: Technical Data

    Technical data | 9 Technical data Fig. 3 Dimensions Remote control of Bosch water heaters. Only connect to approved Bosch water heaters. 6 720 813 643 (2018/04)

  • Page 10: Installation

    10 | Installation Installation Proper location for installation WARNING: Risk of scalding! ▶ Carefully select the location of the remote control to avoid accidental water temperature settings. Before installing the remote control, ▶ Check the Wi-Fi signal reception in the mounting vicinity. If there is no Wi-Fi signal at the location of installation, ▶...
  • Page 11 Installation | 11 ▶ Carefully open the remote control with a screw driver. Fig. 4 Open remote control CAUTION: Risk of damage the remote control internal components! Electrostatic discharge can damage internal components. ▶ Do not touch on the internal components. 6 720 813 643 (2018/04)
  • Page 12 12 | Installation ▶ Run the cable from the water heater to the mounting location. ▶ The cable can be either run inside the wall or outside the wall. ▶ Using the protruding cable as the center point, mark two level holes 2 3/8 inches apart.
  • Page 13 Installation | 13 ▶ Drill 1/4 inch holes in the marked locations. ▶ Insert the two supplied wall expansions. ▶ Mount the base using the two provided screws. 1/4 in 6720813643-02.2V Fig. 7 Mounting the base 6 720 813 643 (2018/04)

  • Page 14: Power Connection

    14 | Installation 4.2.1 Power connection Power is supplied to the remote control via supplied communication cable. ▶ Connect the communication cable to the remote control. Fig. 8 Connection of the remote control ▶ Assemble the remote control interface to the mounted base. Fig.
  • Page 15 Installation | 15 ▶ Connect the communication cable to the water heater. Fig. 10 Connection to the water heater 6 720 813 643 (2018/04)

  • Page 16: Controls

    16 | Controls Controls Fig. 11 Controls [1] LCD display [2] Up button [3] Down button [4] On/Off button [5] Confirmation button [6] Return button [7] Burner status / Error symbol NOTICE: ▶ Wipe down with a damp cloth. ▶ Do not use any aggressive or corrosive cleaning agents to clean the remote control.

  • Page 17: Power

    Controls | 17 Power To turn ON the appliance; ▶ Touch and hold symbol for more than 3 sec. The LCD display shows the selected temperature. When the burner is on, the display shows symbol (Fig. 11, [7]). 6720813761-04.1V Fig. 12 To shut down the appliance;...

  • Page 18: Temperature Selection

    18 | Controls Temperature selection To select a hot water temperature: ▶ Touch the symbol until the desired temperature is displayed. 6720813761-05.1V Fig. 13 A lower temperature set point will reduce the risk of scalding, reduce energy consumption and increase the longevity of the appliance. CAUTION: Risk of scalding! The temperature shown on the display is approximate.
  • Page 19 Controls | 19 Safety information Fig. 14 6 720 813 643 (2018/04)

  • Page 20: Programming The Default Setpoint Temperature

    20 | Controls 5.2.1 Programming the default setpoint temperature 6720813761-06.1V Fig. 15 “Program” key ▶ Touch the symbol to select the desired temperature. ▶ Hold the “OK” button for 3 seconds to save the default set point temperature. When the display stops blinking, the default set point temperature is saved in memory.

  • Page 21: Main Menu Structure

    Controls | 21 Main menu structure Fig. 16 User’s menus 6 720 813 643 (2018/04)

  • Page 22: Service Menu Structure

    22 | Controls Service menu structure Fig. 17 Service menus 6 720 813 643 (2018/04)

  • Page 23: Information /Adjustments Menu

    Controls | 23 Information /Adjustments menu Access to Information / Adjustments menu Display shows the set point temperature. ▶ Touch the symbol Display shows P4 Information. ▶ Touch symbols to scroll through the available menus. Available menus Display Description Information (section 5.5.1) Purge (section 5.5.2) Settings (section 5.5.3) Technical Settings [service mode] (section 5.5.4)
  • Page 24 24 | Controls ▶ Touch the symbols to choose the following information. – DH Data History – OD Operation Data – FH Failure History – AC Consumptions – HS About ▶ Touch the symbol to selected the desired information. DH Data History Allows you to view two parameters: Operation Cycles - number of times burner has been started.

  • Page 25: P9 - Purge

    Controls | 25 ▶ Touch the symbols to navigate between errors. ▶ Touch the symbol to see the date and hour when the error occurred. ▶ Touch the symbol to return to main menu. AC Consumption Allows for displaying, in graphic form, the consumption of gas and water for the last 5 operations longer than 1 minute.
  • Page 26 26 | Controls Fig. 20 SA - Settings This menu provide access to several parameters. ▶ Access to information / adjustments menu. Display shows P4 Information. ▶ Touch the symbol until the display shows SA Settings. ▶ Touch the symbol Display shows A0 Clock/Date.
  • Page 27 Controls | 27 A0 Clock/Date Set the time: ▶ Touch the symbol Display shows Clock and Date menu. ▶ Touch the symbol to set the Clock. ▶ Use the symbols to set the hours. ▶ Touch the symbol when hour is correct. ▶...
  • Page 28 28 | Controls HR House Recirculation Set the Schedule: ▶ Touch the symbol , to select Schedule. ▶ Touch the symbol , to enter the programming menu. Display shows week days. ▶ Touch the symbol , to select a week day. ▶...
  • Page 29 Controls | 29 ▶ Touch the symbol ▶ Use the symbols to choose a recirculation period. ▶ Touch the symbol twice to delete recirculation period. ▶ Touch the symbol to exit. AA Always Active Set the Always Active: ▶ Touch the symbol , to select ON.
  • Page 30 30 | Controls ▶ Touch the symbol to define first day of vacation: MM/DD/YYYY. ▶ Use the symbols to set the month. ▶ Touch the symbol when month is correct. ▶ Use the symbols to set the day. ▶ Touch the symbol when day is correct.
  • Page 31 After the display's position has been adjusted: ▶ Touch the symbol to exit. A7 Wireless Connectivity Remote control with Wi-Fi (7736504945), ▶ The structure of Wi-Fi menu will be available on the remote control HMI. Remote control without Wi-Fi (7736504946), ▶...
  • Page 32 32 | Controls – TA Remote Technician Access – MC MAC Address – IP IP Address SC Scan ▶ Use the symbols to select SC Scan. ▶ Touch the symbol Display shows list of available networks. ▶ Use the symbols to select the Wi-Fi network of your choice.
  • Page 33 Controls | 33 ▶ Place the password you have defined. ▶ Open the app and follow the instructions there. To exit HT mode and connect the appliance to a router, ▶ Follow the procedure in SC Scan. The SSID of the network is named “waterheater-xxxxxx”, where “xxxxxx”...
  • Page 34 34 | Controls ▶ Choose TA Remote Technician Access. Display shows, – Yes – No ▶ Use the symbols to select one option from the list. If choose Yes, ▶ Touch the symbol The technician is able to access the appliance remotely. If choose No, ▶...
  • Page 35 Controls | 35 RE Reset ▶ Choose RE Reset. ▶ Touch the symbol Display shows, – RW Reset Wi-Fi – RU Reset User Passwords ▶ Use the symbols to select one option from the list. ▶ Touch the symbol Display shows, –...
  • Page 36 36 | Controls A8 Startup Delay Fig. 21 A8- Startup Delay This menu allows programming a burner start delay between 0 and 60 seconds, after detecting water flow. ▶ Access to information / adjustments menu. Display shows SA Settings. ▶ Use the symbols to select A8 Startup Delay.
  • Page 37 Controls | 37 Fig. 22 A9 - Units ▶ Access to information / adjustments menu. Display shows SA Settings. ▶ Touch the symbol until A9 Units is in the display. ▶ Touch the symbol ▶ Use the symbols to select measurement units. Metric ( °C l/min) Imperial ( °F gal/min) ▶...
  • Page 38 38 | Controls Activation of brightness control increases energy savings when the appliance is idle. This menu lets you control 3 parameters of the display when idle, or when the unit is not in use: • enable / disable brightness control •...

  • Page 39: Au - Technical Settings

    Controls | 39 AB Region Selection ▶ Touch the symbol Display shows following menu. – Europe – USA – Canada AC Lock Display This menu allows to lock the display. ▶ Touch the symbol Display shows following menu. – Off –...

  • Page 40: Service Menu - Au Technical Settings

    40 | Controls Service menu - AU Technical Settings Accessing the AU Technical Settings menu ▶ Touch the symbol Display shows P4 Information. ▶ Touch symbols to select AU Technical Settings menu. ▶ Touch the symbol Display shows Technical Settings menu (password input). ▶...
  • Page 41 Controls | 41 PF Bypass Activation To Enable or Disable bypass function. ▶ Touch the symbol Display shows following menu. – Off – On The current selection is in green color. ▶ Touch symbols to select the desired option. ▶ Touch the symbol ▶...

  • Page 42: Factory Default Settings

    42 | Controls Factory default settings Restore factory values for P1 Max. Power ▶ Access to menu P1 Max. Power. ▶ Touch symbols to select Reset Parameters. ▶ Touch the symbol The display blinks to confirm change. ▶ Touch the symbol The factory default values for P1 are restored.

  • Page 43: Bp Bypass Valve Auto Calibration

    Controls | 43 ▶ Access menu PA. ▶ Touch symbol OK. ▶ Touch symbols to select MF main valve. ▶ Touch symbol OK. The appliance will start the auto calibration of main valve. Water flow will shut-off. ▶ Wait until indication of calibration completed appears on the screen.

  • Page 44: Troubleshooting

    Troubleshooting Error codes diagnostics Only remove the error code after the problem solved! ▶ Read the Bosch Water Heater Installation and Operating manual for more information on error codes. To remove error codes from the display, ▶ Hold the On/Off button more than 3 sec. (long press).

  • Page 45: Environment / Disposal

    ▶ Check control unit and replace it if damaged. Environment / disposal Environmental protection is a fundamental corporate strategy of the Bosch Group. The quality of our products, their efficiency and environmental safety are all of equal importance to us and all environmental protection legislation and regulations are strictly observed.
  • Page 46 46 | Notes 6 720 813 643 (2018/04)
  • Page 47 | 47 Notes 6 720 813 643 (2018/04)

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