A.O. Smith Jaguar HSE-SCJ-006 User manual

Water Heater
HSE-SCJ-006 / HSE-SCJ-010
Size: 210mm (H) x 148mm (W)
Part No.: 324041-000_R0
Approved on: 16-07-2012
User Guide
* Conditions Apply
ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY
®
Blue Diamond glass lined tank. Maximum
protection against hard water and corrosion.
ENERGY SAVING
BEE 5 star rating. The most energy efficient
water heater you can buy.
CHANGEABLE DECORATIVE PANELS
4 colour options to match the bathroom décor.
LONGER WARRANTIES
7 years warranty on inner tank, 4 years warranty on glass coated heating element & 2 years
comprehensive.
MADE BETTER
Made in India’s most modern and advanced water heater factory.
 Exciting new model
 Higher energy saving

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About A. O. Smith?
In 1936, A. O. Smith developed and patented a process to glass-line water heaters. Over the
years, A. O. Smith has gained the respect and support of homeowners, contractors, architects
and specifying engineers in over 60 countries by providing innovative energy efficient products
designed for years of trouble-free service.
Today, A. O. Smith Water Products Company, one of the largest water heater manufacturer in
the world, is a global leader in innovative technology and energy efficient solutions.
A. O. Smith India Water Heating Private Limited was established in 2005. Since this time, the
A. O. Smith team has conducted numerous focus group studies and spent an endless number
of research hours determining what India wanted in a water heater. Backed by 75 years of
proven technological advances, A. O. Smith India has created a stylish design with features
demanded by the Indian consumer.
The A. O. Smith plant with manufacturing facilities spread over 76,000 sqft, is located on 20
acres, just outside Bengaluru, in the Harohalli Industrial Area. At India operations is the 16th
A. O. Smith manufacturing facility worldwide. A. O. Smith's plant at Bengaluru, India has
extensive engineering and technical resources and has the latest technologies incorporated.
A. O. Smith is the first and only manufacturer to invest in and produce glass lined water heaters
in India. Today A. O. Smith India produces 85% of its products in India. The balance 15% is
imported from A. O. Smith facilities in Europe, US and its highly automated plant in China
where A. O. Smith is the number 1 brand.
What's in the box?
Electric
Water Heater
Wall Mounting
Accessories
Drain Pipe
User Guide
Contents
Specifications ......................................................................................... 1
Key Features ........................................................................................... 2
Installation.............................................................................................. 3
Directions for use ................................................................................... 5
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A. O. Smith ColourMatch System ........................................................ 6
Changing the Decorative Front Panel ................................................... 6
Troubleshooting ..................................................................................... 7
Circuit Diagram ...................................................................................... 7
Warranty Card ........................................................................................ 8
Jaquar & Co. Ltd. ~ Contact details.................................................... 14

Specifications
Model HSE-SCJ-006 HSE-SCJ-010
Volume [L] 6 10
Power [W] 2000 2000
Voltage/Frequency [V/Hz] ~230/50 ~230/50
Actual Stdg. Loss [kWh/24h/45°C diff.] 0.390 0.490
o
Max. Stdg. Loss [kWh/24h/45 C diff.]
[as per IS 2082:1993 amended in 2002] 0.792 0.990
Reheating Time for 35°C rise [in min] 8 16
Temperature range [°C] 25-75 25-75
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Rated water pressure N/cm 80 80
Water head (meters) 80 80
Inlet/Outlet connections [Inch] ½ ½
Dimensions
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Caution: *Safety valve has been factory fit with the water heater and set at 0.8 MPa
(8 Bar) rated pressure.
Warning: Do not tamper or detach the safety valve from the water heater.
1 Outlet
2 Inlet
3 Safety Valve*
4 Thermostat Knob
5 Decorative Front Panel
6 Front Jacket
7 Back Jacket
8 Anode
9 Heating Element
10 Tank
11 Installation Bracket
12 PU Insulation
13 Thermal Cutout
Part Descriptors
Model HSE-SBS HSE-SBS
-006 -010
A [mm] 319 386
B1 [mm] 319 386
B2 [mm] 346 412
B3 [mm] 380 447
C [mm] 285 309
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11
10
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8
7
13
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C
4
3
2
1
5
A
B2
B3
B1

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Key Features
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Blue Diamond technology increases the life of the water heater. The lining is
stronger and more corrosion resistant than any other in the industry.
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Blue Diamond Glass Lining
Scale and sediment build-up on the surface of the element can lead to
premature failure. A. O. Smith Glass Coating helps to prevent scale formation
and extends the life of the heating element.
Glass Coated Element
The tank has an anode rod system with a stainless steel core that is designed
to protect the tank from corrosive elements. The system uses a special cathodic
action to fight the corrosive elements and thus prolongs the life of the water
heater.
Anode Rod
The temperature control knob allows you to set the temperature between
25°C to 75°C.
Temperature Control Knob
The safety valve is designed to automatically relieve and discharge water in case
the pressure or temperature overshoots the preset limits.
Safety Valve
In case a fault occurs and the water temperature exceeds the highest preset
temperature, the breaker rapidly cuts off the live line and the neutral line
simultaneously to assure safety.
Thermal Cutout
Note: A. O. Smith Jaquar reserves the right to amend or modify the specifications and
features at any time, as and when required without any prior notification.

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Installation
Mounting
Plumbing
1. Make sure that the wall can withstand at least twice
the weight of the water heater when completely
filled with water.
2. Before locating the position for installation of the
water heater, make sure that there is sufficient
clearance between the ceiling and the side wall.
(Fig. 1)
3. Use a drill bit with diameter of 10mm to drill 4 holes
at least 90mm deep in the wall (Fig. 3). The four
holes should be aligned horizontally and vertically.
The horizontal distance between the 2 holes should
be 120mm and the vertical distance should be
57mm. (Fig. 2)
4. Insert the expansion anchors into the holes. Place the
wall mounting bracket over the expansion anchors
and tighten the screws on the bracket. (Fig. 3)
5. Place the water heater on wall mounting bracket (Fig. 4)
using hanger hooks. Tug downwards on the heater to
ensure that the water heater is fixed steadily.
1. Make necessary plumbing with reference to the installation diagram. (Fig. 5)
2. A. O. Smith recommends nylon braided hoses having a minimum pressure rating of 8 Bar
and hoses should be compatible for hot water applications.
3. Connect the cold water pipe to the inlet [Blue Cap].
4. Connect the hot water pipe to the outlet [Red Cap].
5. Attach the discharge tube to safety valve as shown in installation diagram. (Fig. 5)
Attention: Make sure a suitable sealing tape is used for all connections to prevent leakage.
Fig. 1 Position for installation Fig. 2 Wall mounting bracket
Wall
Fig. 3 Installation of
wall mounting bracket
Fig. 4 Inserting the water heater
into mounting bracket
Wall Water
Heater
Water
Heater
Wall
Water
Heater
Wall
1
2
3
Water heater
Wall
Ceiling

1. Open a hot water faucet nearby to permit the air to escape.
2. Open the cold water inlet valve fully, filling the heater and the piping.
3. Close the hot water faucet when water flows.
4. Check all the connections to see if there is any leakage. In case of a leakage, drain the
heater completely, repair the leaking joint and then refill the heater.
Water Filling
*Flexible Hoses to be procured by the customer, not part of standard product.
Electrical Connections
The power cord and plug are connected with this water heater. Find a separate socket for
power plug and make sure the socket is in firm contact with the plug. Ensure that reliable
earthing has been done.
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Caution:
• Connect the water heater using independent sockets, do not use adapters. Use
multimeter to check whether the live line and neutral line are not reverse, to ensure
complete safety.
• Before installing the water heater, confirm that the power of water heater matches
electric meter capacity and supply wire.
• The water heater should be earthed reliably. It is prohibited to connect the earth wire
to neutral wire or tap water pipe.
Fig. 5 Installation diagram
Hot Water Tap
Cold Water Tap
Discharge Tube
*Flexible Hose
*Flexible Hose Lever
To Drain
Safety Valve
Blue Cap
Red Cap

For draining water from the water heater, following steps
needs to be followed:
1. Switch off the electric supply to the water heater.
2. Open the hot water taps until the water is not hot any
more.
3. Close cold water supply.
4. Drain the water by moving the lever of safety valve in the
direction of the arrow as indicated in the diagram. (Fig. 6)
Draining
Fig. 6 Safety valve
Caution: Once the mounting, plumbing, discharge tube, power connection and water filling
is completed, then only the power supply should be given.
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Caution: Before using the water heater, make sure that it should be completely filled
with water.
Please turn off the power supply to the water heater prior to draining
the water heater.
Warning: This water heater should not be operated with insufficient amount of water.
Failure to do so may result in damage to the water heater & injuries to the users.
This will also make the warranty null & void.
Directions for use
1. Switch on the water heater’s power supply.
The green indicator light glows.
2. Turn the thermostat knob clockwise for the
device to commence heating and change
the set temperature. A red light will glow.
[The set temperature increases if the
thermostat knob is turned clockwise.]
Temperature can be set in the range of
25°C to 75°C. Recommended to keep
thermostat knob notch position always in
medium or above level.
3. The red light’s switching off indicates the
heater has been heated to the set
temperature.
Caution: Before using the water heater, make sure the inner tank is completely filled with
water and the power plug has been connected properly.
Fig. 7

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A. O. Smith ColourMatch System
Fig. 8 Removing front panel
Pull out the Knob Remove the Decorative
Front Panel to change
Please follow the instructions as shown in Fig. 8
Changing the Decorative Front Panel
Warning:
• Please ensure to switch off the power supply while changing the Decorative Front
Panel and pull out the power plug from the socket.
• An insulation layer is provided below the front panel which should not be replaced.
• While changing the front panel ensure that none of the internal components are
damaged or removed.
Unscrew
Attention: The product of your choice comes with either blue or red brick as a front panel
of the white or ivory body respectively. You have the option of changing this
panel to match your bathroom décor.
®
A. O. Smith ColourMatch System allows you to match your water heater to the colour of
your bathroom.
Please visit www.jaquar.com and choose your Decorative Front Panel colour options.

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Troubleshooting
Problem Possible Cause(s) Solution
• Green and Red No power to heater Turn on electrical switch. Check for
light off blown fuses or tripped breaker
• No hot water Thermal cutout switch open Press Reset button
Control circuit or internal Call Customer Care Centre
wiring error
• Green light on Non-functioning Call Customer Care Centre
Red light off thermostat
• No hot water Control circuit or internal
wiring error
• Water temperature Thermostat set is too high Call Customer Care Centre
is too high Thermostat may need to be replaced
Thermal cutout trips Call Customer Care Centre
• Water heats slowly Non-functioning element Call Customer Care Centre
Element may need to be replaced
• Thermostat does Non-functioning Call Customer Care Centre
not shut off thermostat Thermostat may need to be replaced
Improper calibration Call Customer Care Centre
Thermostat may need to be replaced
• Piping connection Connection not sealed Call plumber
leaks
• Leaky cover Tank or parts leak Shut off power immediately and
Call Customer Care Centre
Circuit Diagram
Element
Red Red Brown
BlackBlack
Thermostat
Green/Yellow
Black
White White
Thermal cutout
Green light Red light