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PREVEI{TATIVE
MAI NTEI{AI{GE
Spiders, mud wasps, and other insects can build nests
in
the burner
tube. This
will
cause poor combustion, delayed ignition or ignition
outside combusiion
tube.
Listen for a change in burner sounds or
in
flame appearance from a hard blue flame
to
a
soft
lazy
flame or
one
that
is
very yellow. These
are
indications of
an
obstruction
in burner
tube
(rrc
4-C). lnspect and clean on a regular
basis.
a. Remove air shutter screw
(rro
4-A) and slide
air
shutter
(rrc 4-B)
dorvn burner tube.
b.
Run
a
flexible wire brush down burner
tube
(no 4-D) until
it
is
visible at end
of
burner
tube.
c. Vacuum burner where it enters combustion tube.
d.
Retum
air
shutter
to
original position and replace screw.
e.
The
orilice,
burner tube
and
shutter must
be
aligned
s0
that the shutter is nol
binding
on
the air tube.
HOW
T0
CLEAN
PIL0T M0DELS
-
rte
s
1.
Check main burner orifice and
pilot
assembly for contamination
(dirt, spider webs,
etc.).
2. Clean main burner
tube
with small
brush.
3. Main burner adjustment
-
open air shutter 1/4
way.
4. Low pilot flame. Check
for
contamination
-
if clean
have
the
pilot
orifice replaced.
HOW TO CLEAN
ELECTRONIC
IGNITION
MODEL
1.
Check main burner orifice.
2. Clean and
ad.just
main
burner.
3. Main burner and valve manifold must align with each other
4. Check electrode for cracked porcelain
(rrc 4-E).
5.
Check electrode
for
proper gap
-
1/8"
between electrode
and
ground.
6.
lf
module board functions intermittently. remove board and
clean
terminal block
with
pencil eraser
(nc
3-H).
WATER
HEATER
TANK
CARE
WARNING
SCALDING INJURY
.
Turn
off water heater and allow time for water
to cool
before
inq drain pluq to flush
tank.
wtl{TERtZtl{G (FrUSHrilG}
rI{STRUCTT0ilS
To insure
the best performance of your water heater and add to
the
life
of the tank, periodically drain and flush the water
heater
tank.
Before
long term storage or freezing weather drain and flush the tank.
1. Turn
off main water supply
(the
pump or water supply (the pump or
water hook up
source).
2.
Drain
Water
Heater Tank
by removing the drain plug- lf the water
flows sporadically or trickles instead of a steady stream of water, we
recommend the
following
action:
first
open the
Pressure
Temperature
Relief Valve
to
allow air tnto the tank and secondly,
take a small gauge wire or coat hanger and poke through the
drain
opening
to
eliminate any obstructions.
3. After draining the tank, because of the placement of
the
Drain
Plug,
approximately
two
quarts of water
will
remain
in
the tank. This water
contains most of the harmful corrosive particles.
To remove
these
harmful corrosive particles flush the tank with either air or
water.
Whether using air or water pressure,
it
may be applied through the
inlet or outlet on
the
rear
of the tank or the
Pressure Temperature
Relief Valve.
(lf using
the
Pressure
Temperature
Relief Valve
the
Support
Flange
must be
removed).
The pressure will force out the
remaining water and the corrosive pafticles.
lf you
use
water pressure, pump fresh water into the tank
with
the
assistance of the
on-board
pump or
use
external water for
90
seconds
to
allow the fresh water
to
agitate the stagnant water
on
the
bottom of the tank and force deposits through the
drain
opening. Continue repeating adding water and draining until the
particles have been cleared from the water remaining
in
the tank.
4.
Replace
the
Drain Plug
and
close
the
Pressure Temperature Relieve
Valve.
the approximately
two
quarts
of
water
remining in
the tank
after
draining
will
not cause damage
to
the
tank
should freezing occur.
PRESSURE.IEMPERAIUBE
RETIEF
UATVE
WARNING
EXPLOSION
.
Do not place
a
valve, plug or reducing coupling on
outlet
part of
pressure-temperature
relief valve.
A
Pressure
Temperature
Relief Valve,
dripping while the water heater
is
running,
DOES NOT
mean
it
is
defective. During normal expansion of
water, as
it
is heated
in
the closed water system of a
recreation
vehicle, the
Pressure
Temperature
Relief Valve
will sometimes drip.
The
Atwood
water heater tank is designed
with
an internal
air
gap at the
top
of the tank
to
reduce
the
possibility
of dripping.
ln
time, the
expanding water will absorb this air and
it
must be restored.
Due
to
variations
in
water quality,
the
Pressure
Temperture
Relief Valve may
have a
shorter life and may need replacement within the water
heater
warranty period. lf corrosion
is
detected, it
will
not be covered under
warranty.
A
wonr,nc
SCALDING INJURY
.
Turn
off water heater before opening pressure-temperature
relief
valve
to
establish air space. Storage water must be cool.
TO REPLACE THE
AIR
GAP FOLLOW THESE
STEPS:
1. Turn
off
main water supply (the pump or water hook up
source).
2. Let water
cool
or let run until cool.
3. Open the hot water faucet closest to the water
heater.
4. Pull handle
of
pressure temperature
relief
valve straight out
and
allow water
to flow
until
it
stops.
5.
Allow pressure temperature relief
valve
to
snap shut; close faucet;
turn
on water
supply.
6. Turn
on water heater and test.
.
At
least once
a
year manually operate pressure-temperature
relief
valve (rrc
16).
When pressure-temperature
relief
valve discharges again, repeat above
procedure. For a permanent solution,
we
recommend one of the following:
.
lnstall a pressure
relief
valve
in
cold
water inlet
line
to
water
heater
and attach a drain
line
from valve
to
outside
of
coach.
Set
to
relieve
at
100-125
PSl.
.
lnstall
a
diaphragm-type expansion tank
in
cold water inlet
line. Tank
should be sized to allow for expansion of approximately
15 oz.
of water
and pre-charged to
a pressure
equal to water supply
pressure.
These
devices can be obtained from
a
plumbing contractor or service
center.
FTUSHII{8
IO
REMOVE
UNPIEASAI{T
ODOR
A
rotten egg odor
(hydrogen
sulfide)
may
be produced when the
electro
galvanic action of the cladding material
releases
hydrogen from the
water. if sulfur is present
in
the water supply the
two
will combine
and
produce an unpleasant
smell.
1.
Turn
off
main
water supply.
Drain
the water
heater
tank and
reinstall
drain plug.
Remove
the pressure-temperature
relief
valve. Mix
solution of
4
parts white vinegar to
two
parts
water.
With
a
funnel,
carefully pour solution into
tank.
2. Cycle water
heater
with the above solution, letting
it
run
under
normal operation 4-5 times.
3.
Remove
the drain plug and thoroughly drain
all
water from the
tank.
Flush
the water
heater
to
remove any
sediment.
You may
flush the
tank
with
air
pressure
or fresh water. pressure may
be
applied
through either the inlet or outlet
Valves on
the
rear
of the tank or
through the pressure-temperature
relief valve
coupling located on the
front
of
the
unit.
TO FLUSH
TAN(
WITH
AIR
PRESSURE:
lnsed your air
pressure
through the pressure-temperature
relief
valve coupling. With the drain
valve
open,
ihe
air
pressure
will force
the
remaining
water out of the
unit.
To
llush lank with water
pressure:
Fresh
water should be pumped into the tank
with
either
the
onboard pump or external water
pressure.
Continue this flushing
process for approximately 5 minutes, allowing the fresh water to
agitate the stagnant water on the bottom of the tank and forcing
the deposits through the drain
opening.
4.
Replace
drain plug and pressure-temperature
relief valve.
5.
Refill
tank with fresh water
that
contains no
sulphur.
The
Atwood water heater
is
designed for
use in
a recreation vehicle. lf
you
use
your
vehicle
frequently or
for
long periods of time, flushing the
water
heater several
times
a
year
will
prolong
the
life of the storage tank.