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Step-by-Step Instructions

5. Locate the ¾" nipple supplied with the AirTap

tape to the threads on one end of the nipple into the hot water port of the

water heater. Tighten the nipple with the pipe wrench with enough force to

prevent leaking under normal operating pressure.

NOTE: Occasionally the water heater will have a pre-installed plastic stopper in both the Hot

and Cold ports. The stopper for the Hot port must be removed to allow clear passage.

It is also common to find an Anode Rod to help prevent corrosion of the water tank. This

should be removed as well and reinstallled in the Cold Port side. To do this, remove the

Cold Inlet Pipe and nipple and attach the Anode Rod to the stopper within the port.

Because you will be submerging copper tubing into the tank, it is important that this rod

be replaced once every 2 years.

6. Before installing the mounting brackets, make sure to remove the nuts and

bolts attached. Now screw the adjustable legs into each bracket.

7. Slip the two-hole bracket onto the hot outlet nipple. Using a level, make sure

there is a slight slope of the bracket toward the front of the water heater.

8. Now attach the forked mounting bracket to the cold inlet nipple. To do this,

first remove the U-Bolt, and place the fork onto the nipple. Now screw the

U-Bolt back in place, using the provided washers to keep the bracket tight.

Make sure there is a slight slope toward the front of the water heater.

9. Make sure the two brackets are level with one another by placing your level

across the two. Be sure to check that there is a slight slope to the front of the

water heater. This slope is needed because it allows easy drainage of any

condensation that may form on the AirTap

a small glass of water over the top of the unit and follow the path of the

water flow.

. Apply a layer of Teflon

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unit. To test this slope, pour

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