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PROCEDURE:

Insert the cable through ‘A’ for side 

entry or ‘B’ for wall embedded cable by 

cutting a hole through the source cord 

rubber holder.

Connect the cable to Terminal Block 

and fully tighten them as follow

BROWN or RED     —

     LIVE (L)

BLUE or BLACK     

—     NEUTRAL (N)

GREEN/YELLOW   —     EARTH (       )

When replace back the Front Cover, 

please take note the below procedure:

     To ensure the correct position, turn 

the Temperature VR Knob insert to 

OFF position as shown in Fig A. (at the 

Heater Base)

     To install the Front Cover, turn the 

Temperature Control Knob to OFF 

position to align with the VR Knob

connect the LED display cable from 

front cover to the Main Control PCB.

Clamp the cable to the correct position.

CHECK IF THE WIRING CONNEC-

TION IS CORRECT and replace the 

cover.

     Fix back the Screw A.

 

Position

At Off

Electrical Installation

FUSE

ON/OFF

Fuse Distributor Board

Miniature Circuit Breaker (MCB)

Double PVC cable over 2.5mm²
ON/OFF Double Pole Switch

Cable

NOTE:

Refer to Table 1. for

electrical loading

and correct size of

wire conductor.

BROWN                      —

  LIVE (L)

or RED     

BLUE or BLACK        

—  NEUTRAL (N)

GREEN                        —  EARTH (       )

or GREEN/YELLOW

 

 

This appliance must be 

EARTHED. Improper grounding 

could cause electrical shock.

Remember to SWITCH OFF at 

mains before carrying out any 

electrical work.

Refer to the Electrical Loading 

Table for the correct cable size.

Use double coated flexible cable 

having nominal cross-sectional 

area 2.5mm².

Lead the power cable from the 

MCB to a “ON/OFF” double pole 

linked switch having a contact 

separation of at least 3mm in all 

poles outside the bathroom, then 

lead a cable connected to 

Terminal block inside the unit. 

 

Position

At Off

B

A

Summary of Contents for VITOWELL EASY P1

Page 1: ...VITOWELL EASY P1 117 mm VITOWELL EASY P1 Instant Water Heater Operation Manual ...

Page 2: ...er Holder 8 Slider Rail 9 PVC Hose 10 Soap Tray 11 Heater Base 12 Thermostat 13 Heater Tank 14 Terminal Block 15 Main PCB Board 16 Water Outlet Connection 17 TRIAC 18 Water Inlet Connection 19 Flow Sensor 20 Mesh Filter 21 LED Board 22 Thermistor Parts Identification 1 2 3 4 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 21 4 22 4 20 5 6 8 9 10 7 22 ...

Page 3: ...ave any doubt The appliance must be earthed Improper grounding could cause electric shock If any of the following conditions occur immediately switch off the mains and contact the sales agent for repair Never attempt to repair the unit yourself If the heater begins to make an odd noise smell or smoke Water temperature can not be controlled If the instant water heater shows signs of a distinct chan...

Page 4: ...er position should be1 5m above the bathroom floor Mark 2 screw points of the Slider Rail beside the heater It is recom mended that the top of the portion is in level with the top of Instant Water Heater Use 6mm diameter drill and make the wall plug holes in depth of 34mm Insert the wall plugs and mount the Instant Water Heater firmly in position with the screws provided Insert the Shower Holder a...

Page 5: ...he Mesh Filter between the heater unit inlet pipe and incoming water pipe Turn on the water mains to drain out all plumbing dirts at the same time fill up the heater tank THE HEATER TANK MUST BE FILLED UP WITH WATER BEFORE TURNING ON THE ELECTRICITY SUPPLY TO PREVENT ANY DRY BURNT DAMAGE TO THE HEATING ELEMENT Connect the PVC Hose and Handshower to the outlet of the Instant Water Heater be sure to ...

Page 6: ...C TION IS CORRECT and replace the cover Fix back the Screw A Position At Off Electrical Installation FUSE ON OFF Fuse Distributor Board Miniature Circuit Breaker MCB Double PVC cable over 2 5mm ON OFF Double Pole Switch Cable NOTE Refer to Table 1 for electrical loading and correct size of wire conductor BROWN LIVE L or RED BLUE or BLACK NEUTRAL N GREEN EARTH or GREEN YELLOW This appliance must be...

Page 7: ...ed in clockwise direction the hotter the shower is The shower might not be hot enought even at MAX position if incoming water supply from the mains is too cold or pressure water is too high In this case you may adjust the Stop Valve to reduce the water inflow in order to get the desired showering temperature Switch OFF the electricity supply after shower MalaysiaModal Voltage AC Power kW Current A...

Page 8: ...e soft brush from time to time Recommended once a week Note Take care not to damage the holes of the Handshower Head during cleaning This innovative adjustable Handshower has 5 different spray actions STANDARD SOOTHE JUMBO MIX MASSAGE The actions are described as above ...

Page 9: ...anic solution to clean the set use only a damp cloth with mild detergent CLEAN THE FILTER REGULARLY There are two filters located at the stop valve one is Mesh Filter installed at the incoming water supply another one is the built in filter as shown Clean the Mesh Filter regularly to prevent blockage Remove the built in filter by turn it anti clockwise as shown Take out the Filter and flush it wit...

Page 10: ...on Cleaning Mesh Filter and Built In Filter Incoming water temperature too high Reduce the setting temperature via temperature adjuster Water hot after close and reopen of 3 in 1 Stop Valve or Water Tap Water temperature higher than set temperature when 3 in 1 Stop Valve or Water Tap is OFF a while and reopen again Water too cool or cold Too much water flow Reduce flow rate via water flow controll...

Page 11: ...r failure other than detailed in the fault finding page please contact Viessmann Customer Service Call Centre for advice Problem Symptom Cause Action Cure Incoming water flow too low Adjust the 3 in 1 Stop valve Electrical malfunction of Electric Water Heater Contact Viessmann Customer Service Call Centre Safety Thermostat cut out operated Safety Thermostat cut out operated Contact Viessmann Custo...

Page 12: ...Electrical Specification 0 1 Bar 10kPa Min INLET WATER PRESSURE 210 x 343 x 87 mm 2 1 6 Kg No Pump Max INLET WATER PRESSURE 6 Bar 0 6MPa 3 3kW 230Va c 50 60Hz ...

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