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14
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�
NOTICE:
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 below 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
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