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Table 2
            Model          Voltage and   Circuit   Wire Size     CAUTION:  To prevent  burnout  of  heating
          (Gallons)    Wattage      Breaker                      element do not turn on electricity. Follow start-up
           6, 12, 20  120 V / 1250 W  15 Amps  #12-3 Stranded Cable  procedure.
           6, 12, 20  240 V / 1250 W  10 Amps  #12-3 Stranded Cable  WARNING:  Be sure power is off before start-up
            12, 20   240 V / 4500 W  20 Amps  #10-3 Stranded Cable  procedure is performed.

                                                         START - UP
        1.     After all plumbing lines have been properly installed and secured, open all hot water taps and turn on the
                water pressure system.
        2.    Allow water to run a few minutes until all air is expeled and all outlets flow clear of air.  Failure to expel air may cause
             an air pocket in the tank.  This will cause the heating element to burn out, as it will not be in contact with water. All the
             air may not be expelled after purge, however over a period of time (two weeks) the remaining air in the tank will be
             absorbed by the water.
        3.   Check for leaks.
        4.   Replace electrical access cover and turn on power.

                                                TROUBLESHOOTING
         WARNING:  If temperature and safety valve is leaking it must be replaced.
         Reference: www.raritaneng.com/tech support/repair shop

                  PROBLEM                           CAUSE                               CORRECTION

         A.  Water does not get  A1. No power  at  the heater.  A1. Be sure circuit breaker or switch is turned on and wiring

             hot.                                                 is not broken  or disconnected.
                                A2. Malfunctioning  heating   A2. Check red reset button.  Remove electrical access cover.
                                                                  If  red reset button has popped out, it must be reset by
                                   element or thermostat.
                                                                  depressing it, to restore power.  If water is not warm
                                                                  within 30 minutes check to be sure there is power at the
                                                                  thermostat. This can be done by checking voltage at the
                                                                  top of the thermostat, between the two top wires (on left
                                                                  and right side of thermostat).  If system voltage is pres-
                                                                  ent, check for power at the heating element. If power is
                                                                  available at heating element,  heating element is burned
                                                                  out. If power is not available at heating element, replace
                                                                  thermostat.



         B. Relief valve opens  B1. Malfunctioning thermostat.  B1. Check thermostat operation and replace it if bad.  Use
             and releases hot  B2. If  heat exchanger is in use,     qualified electrician if you cannot determine whether or
             water.                the engine operating tem-      not thermostat is  operational.
                                   perature may be too high.     B2. If heater is equipped with a heat exchanger, and the relief
                                B3. Higher range relief valve may   valve opens while engine is running, check your setting
                                   be needed if pressure system   and installation per Fig.#5.
                                   is near 60 psi             B3. Replace Pressure Relief Valve (part# WH3A).

                                C1. Foreign matter lodged in the  C1. Replace relief valve.
         C. Constant drip-
             ping of relief        seat of the relief valve.   C2. Check valve does  not  allow  for  the  thermal
             valve.             C2. Check valve installed         expansion of  water.  Re-plumb per Fig. #2 using
                                   incorrectly in cold water line.  expansion tank.
                                C3. Higher range relief valve   C3. Replace Pressure Relief Valve (part# WH3A)
                                   may be needed if pressure
                                   system is near 60 psi
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