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USING YOUR WATER HEATER
Maximum water temperature occurs while the water
heater burner is
ON
. To determine the water temperature:
Turn on the hot water faucet and place a
thermometer in the water stream.
NOTICE:
Water temperature at the faucet may
vary depending on the season and the length of pipe
from the water heater.
The remote control temperature range is between 100°F
(38°C) and 120°F (49°C). To adjust the temperature to
a desired setting, press the UP or DOWN adjustment
button on the face of the remote control. The new
temperature set point will show on the LED display.
NOTICES:
• The temperature set point on the standard remote
control cannot be increased above
112°F (44°C) when a hot water faucet is in the open
position. To achieve temperatures above 120°F (49°C)
or 85°F (29°C), contact a qualified service technician.
Only factory-authorized remote control(s) should be
used.
• The water heater may not operate with a small water
flow. Increase the water flow and recheck. If it still does
not operate with the hot water faucet completely open,
increase the temperature setting on the remote control.
Water Heater Facts
DANGER:
Water temperatures above 125°F
(52°C) will result in death and/or severe burns from
scalding.
• The hottest-temperature water will be at the faucet
closest to the water heater.
• Always remember to test the water temperature with
your hand before use.
• Always supervise young children or others who are
incapacitated.
• The water heater is equipped with a device that will
shut off the gas supply to the burner if the water heater
exceeds normal operating temperatures.
• Any water heater that has been subjected to fire, flood,
physical damage, or been under water should be turned
off at the manual gas shut-off valve and not used until it
has been checked by qualified service personnel.
Temperature
Adjustment
Buttons
Power ON/OFF
Button and
Indicator
LED Temperature and
Error Code Display
In-Use Indicator
(Lit during operation)
Priority
Indicator
Setting the Water Temperature (cont.)
Use Instructions