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Safety Precautions afety Precautions In this manual, the degree of potential danger, i n j u r y , a n d d a m a g e a s a r e s u l t o f i m p r o p e r operation ...
Safety Precautions afety Precautions (continued) Use of Ignitable Objects Is Prohibited Spray Cans Are Strictly Prohibited ¡ D o not place or use ignitable liquids (such as Do Not Install Indoors gasoline, benzine, and kerosene) or sprays in the vicinity of the unit, exhaust duct or exhaust tube ¡ T his is a wall-through vent. type unit. Do not install These substances can ignite and cause a fi re. indoors. Also, make sure ¡ D o not place spray cans, cylinders for portable that the supply duct and ...
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Safety Precautions I n t h e E v e n t o f a n E m e r g e n c y D u r i n g Earthquakes, Fires, and Other Emergencies ¡ I f you notice anything unusual about the unit (e.g., Use Caution around Flammable Materials smoke coming from the exhaust duct or exhaust ...
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Safety Precautions afety Precautions (continued) Do Not Use When Going Out or After Going to Bed ¡ D o not go to bed or go out while water is being supplied. When Taking a Bath This can lead to an accident. ¡ D o not submerge yourself in the bath tub. An accident can occur. Connecting with Other Devices ¡ T his unit is unable to be connected with a solar Gas Connections water heater. ¡ T he gas connections for this unit use screw-in Use of incompatible products can cause accidental ...
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Safety Precautions Preventing Electrical Accidents ¡ D o not modify or apply excessive force to the ground fault circuit interrupter or the power cord. Be Careful of Burns when Using Hot Water Doing so may result in electric shock, short-circuit or fi re. ¡ W hen using hot water, check the hot water temperature indicator, a n d b e s u r e t o c h e c k t h e temperature stability of the water ...
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Safety Precautions afety Precautions (continued) Do Not Unplug the Power Cord by Pulling on the Cord ¡ D o not unplug the ground Beware of Icicles fault circuit interrupter by pulling on the power cord. ¡ I n the winter months in particular, do not stand D o i n g s o c a n d a m a g e under the exhaust duct or exhaust tube vent. The ...
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Safety Precautions In the Event of a Power Outage ¡ T he unit cannot be used when the power is out. If operation is in progress, it stops when the power Artifi cial Carbon Dioxide Supply Systems goes out. ¡ B ecause artificial carbon dioxide supply systems ¡ B e aware that if a power outage occurs while dissolve carbonic acid gas (carbon dioxide) at a supplying hot water, the hot water will turn cold. high concentration within the bathtub water, this ¡When the power is restored, the current time may generates low acidity bathwater. When reheating not be displayed, and the hot water temperature ...
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Safety Precautions afety Precautions (continued) Do Not Use Non-approved Add-on Products ¡ D o not use non-approved add-on products with this unit. Doing so could lead to an accident or Do Not Turn Off breakdown of the unit. ¡ D o not unplug the ground fault circuit interrupter from the outlet or turn off the dedicated breaker Do Not Open the Hot Water Valve When on the distribution board other than when not Operation is OFF using the unit for an extended period of time. ¡ ...
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Safety Precautions Cleaning ¡ W ait until the unit has cooled down before performing any cleaning. Using the Remote Control ¡ U se care to ensure that an injury does not occur ¡ T he kitchen remote control is not waterproof. The when cleaning. bathroom remote control is waterproof, but do To clean the unit and remote control, use neutral not intentionally splash it with water. Doing so kitchen cleansers (for washing dishes and can cause it to break.
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Names of Parts ames of Parts Check the name of each part of the unit and the installation locations of the unit and the remote controls. T h i s i l l u s t r a t i o n s h o w s a n example of installation using the ...
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Names of Parts Check the name of each part of the shower fi xture. When using a commercially available water valve, refer to the operation manual supplied with that water valve. ◆ ◆ ◆ Shower Fixture Cold water valve Shower head Hot water valve Water outlet pipe Shower hangar Shower hose Switching handle When turned to the right, hot water comes from the water outlet pipe. When turned to the left, hot water comes from the shower. ■ How to Use the Shower Fixture (Starting and Stopping Hot (Cold) Water) ① T urn the switching handle to select the hot (cold) water destination (water ...
Names of Parts ames of Parts (continued) Check the name of each part of the ground fault circuit interrupter. ◆ ◆ ◆ Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter Handle with care to prevent electric shock accidents. Electric Shock Hazard Ground fault lamp Reset button Test button Ground wire Power cord ■ Check Operation. ¡ T o ensure safety, check the operation of the ground fault circuit interrupter supplied with the unit approximately once per month. ① C heck that the ground fault circuit interrupter is plugged fi rmly into the outlet. ② ...
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