Genie H2O 3500 Installation and operating instructions

Pressurized flow through water heater
Genie H2O 3500, 4000, 4500, 5000, 5500
ASSEMBLY AND OPERATION
MANUAL
For Use With GreaseShield Units

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Advantages of pressurized ow through water heaters “Genie H20”
Instant water heaters Genie H2O 3500, 4000, 4500, 5000, 5500 series are pressure heaters
of power adequately 3.5, 4.0, 4.5, 5.0 and 5.5 kW prepared for 230V power supply.
They are designed for supplying hot water for such receivers as wash basins, sinks,
showers (using original manufacturer’s sprayer set). Heating element structure is designed
for permanent work under water pressure up to 0.65 MPa. Any kind of pressure tap battery
therefore can be tted to the heater. Connection to the water supply system can be executed
using exible rubber hoses with rubber gaskets. Small dimensions and easy assembly of
the heaters make possible to perform quick assembly and to hide the appliance under sink
or wash basin.
Traditional mechanical power switching on mechanism has been eliminated in order to
miniaturize and improve reliability of the heater.
1. Application
Pressurized ow through water heater Genie H20 is designed for instant delivery of warm
water to the GreaseShield. In order for economical use of the heater, it should be installed
as close as possible to the GreaseShield.
This appliance is designed to be used in a moist environment. However splashing with water
is prohibited. Maximum delivered water temperature should not exceed 30ºC.
One should remember that heater output depends on:
 its electric power;
 water stream owing through the appliance. The bigger ow, the lower water temperature
on exit (table 1);
 voltage drop in electrical system. For instance: voltage drop by 10% results in lowering
heating output by 19% (table 2). Voltage drop below 185V causes blockage by electronic
Table 1. Supplied water temperature 15ºC
Water ow [l/min] 1.5 2 2.5 3 3.5
Genie H20 3500 [OC] 48 40 35 32 –
Genie H20 4000 [OC] 53 43.5 38 34 –
Genie H20 4500 [OC] 59.5 48.5 41 37 –
Genie H20 5000 [OC] 62.5 50.5 43.5 39 35
Genie H20 5500 [OC] – 54 46 41 37.5

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Table 2. Heater power depending on voltage in electric system
system possibility of appliance switching on;
 supplied water temperature.
CAUTION!
It is strictly forbidden to assembly, disconnect and incline the heater on
sides while power is switched on.
Voltage [V] 230 220 210 200 190
Genie H20 3500 [W] 3500 3200 2917 2646 2390
Genie H20 4000 [W] 4000 3640 3320 3024 2720
Genie H20 4500 [W] 4500 4095 3735 3400 3060
Genie H20 5000 [W] 5000 4550 4150 3780 3400
Genie H20 5500 [W] 5500 5030 4585 4158 3753
Fig.1
GOOD WRONG WRONG WRONG
The device can only work in position showed on drawing below.
Trying to start the device in position other than proper one will result
in damaging a heating element and the guarantee being null and void.
2. Safety regulations
 Heater can be installed by authorized person only.
 Heater must permanently be connected to electrical system equipped with earthing
connector and differential switch.
 Heater can work in position showed on drawing 1 only.
 Never exchange earthing wire with live wire.
 Heater can only work using perfectly working safety devices.
 Heater must not be installed in rooms where temperature drops below 0ºC.
 Heater should not be installed in aggressive or subject of explosion environment.
 Heater can only be used when is in perfect technical condition.
 In case of heater’s defect immediately cut off water and power supply.
 All service and maintenance works can be completed only with power switched off

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 Only original spare parts can be used for repair
 Casing should never be disassembled while power is on
 Avoid electronic system to be splashed with water
 In case of heater’s defect or improper work switch off power and shut off water supply
using stopping – suppressing valve.
 Water tap drain tube sprinkler (strainer) should be cleaned regularly.
 Power supply system should be periodically checked up (voltage drops), particularly
electrical connections.
 Water ow should be suppressed in such way to avoid excessive temperature (take
care of children).
 This appliance is not intended for use by persons (including children) with reduced
physical, sensory or mental capabilities, or lack of experience and knowledge, unless
they have been given supervision or instruction concerning use of the appliance by a
person responsible for their safety.
 Children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the appliance.
3. Wiring system
 The heater can only be used previously connected to earthing system.
 Wiring system should be equipped with differential switch.
 Minimum wire cross section and fuse value should be selected according to table 3.
 Before heater’s installation check state of wiring system and particularly terminal.
 After heater’s connection to wiring system measure voltage drop under load
Fig.2
Table 3
Type
Genie
H20
3500
Genie
H20
4000
Genie
H20
4500
Genie
H20
5000
Genie
H20
5500
Minimum wire cross section
[mm²] 1.5 2.5 2.5 2.5 2.5
Current intensity [A] 15.2 17.4 19.6 21.7 23.9

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4. Assembly
CAUTION!
The device can only work in position showed on drawing No 1.
Heater installation in position other than proper one or without water
lter can damage heating element and cause the guarantee to be null
and void.
Do not screw connecting hoses with high power in order to avoid threads
damage.
Do not overtighten hose connections.
Do not seal stub pipe thread with PTFE tape or TeonTM sealing tape.
Protect electronic system against water splashing.
1. Apply pattern on place the heater will be installed. Mark places for drilling holes for
anchoring pegs and cable. Cable can be connected to the heater in two ways as
presented on drawings 3 and 4.
2. Screw heater on.
3. Connect heater in a way showed on g. 6. Remember to t water lter as showed on
g. 5. Use exible hoses designed for pressurized system with rubber gaskets. Do not
exchange heater outlet (red colour) with intake (blue colour).
4. Open water valve and check all connections tightness. In case electronic system is
splashed with water, remove it by blowing with compressed air.
5. Open full water ow through the heater in order to deaerate heating element.
6. Connect heater to the power installation.
7. Change sprinkler (strainer) mounted on drain pipe for the one delivered by heater
manufacturer.
8. Adjust heater according to chapter 6.
9. Remember to clean strainer periodically.

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6. Heater On Demand Installation
1. Switch OFF the Water Supply .
2. Electrically connect the HOD unit but DO NOT switch ON
3. Connect the supplied HOD INLET (BLUE) to the COLD water supply using a suitable
1/2” x ¾” exible pipe approved to local standards.
4. Connect the OUTPUT(RED) of the HOD Unit to the Water Solenoid INPUT of the GS
( GreaseShield Low Level Unit ) using a suitable 1/2” x ¾” exible pipe approved to local
standards..
5. Switch ON the water supply to the HOD and then Switch ON the GS-LL.
6. Allow the water to ow through the HOD for 30 seconds to prime the system
5. Operating Principal
In addition to the NORMAL inlet, The GS-LL incorporates a Low level tank to which the
outlet from a 20 grid oor level oven is connected. The low level tank includes a bypass
outlet to the normal drain as a backup overow system should the GS-LL malfunction.
The tank also includes a nal bafe so that should bypass occur grease will not be pas-
sed to drain.
The GS-LL also includes a normal level inlet which facilitates a 10 grid oven to be con-
nected as normal to the main tank within the GS.
Thus a 20 grid and a 10 grid oven can be accommodated in the one GS –XX-GS-LL unit.
Installation Steps:
The unit comes complete with a “Heater On Demand” HOD water heater unit which is
plumbed into the COLD water supply and preheats the intake water to condition the Low
level tank within the GS-LL prior to the days cooking.
It also provides a top up periodically to the tank to ensure correct operation of the GS.
The heater on demand system MUST have through ow rate of approximately 2 litres /
minute.
This ow rate is achieved by a ow controller which is placed on the OUTLET (RED) side
of the HOD module (already attached).
Please follow HOD manufacturer’s instructions and recommendations when electrically
connecting the HOD to the Electrical supply.
Only Electrically Qualied Personnel in accordance with local rules should electrically
connect the HOD.
The Heater on Demand Unit (HOD) must be secured to a suitable surface near the GS
unit clear of any other pipes from other kitchen equipment.

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7. Adjustment
Caution!
When used in conjunction with the ow regulator on the HOD output (red) no
external ow regulation is necessary.
Water temperature at the HOD outlet should be in the range of 40 to 50 degrees
centigrade (but may vary in some situations).
7. Switch on the HOD unit at the main socket.
8. Undo the access cover on the GS and press and hold button “B” for 10 seconds. This
will open the water solenoid for 5 minutes and allow water to enter the LL tank. This in
course will then be pumped up to the main tank .Repeat as necessary to ll the Main
Tank of the GS.
9. Check the water temperature entering the main tank. It should be warm to the touch.
10. When water ows over the outlet weir of the main tank outlet the unit is charged and
ready for use.
11. Replace the end Cover.

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Fig. 3
Fig. 4
Fig. 5
8. Water lter cleaning
1. Turn off water inow by shutting off valve and disconnect from power line.
2. Disconnect hose from heater intake.
3. Take out lter (using small screw driver – see g. 8).
4. Remove dirt from lter.
Caution! Do not screw
up hoses nuts too
tightly in order to
avoid heater’s pipes
thread damage.
Water lter removal
voids guarantee.
Filter must be installed
as showed on drawing
No 5.

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9. Defects and repair
Water ow too low
– blocked water lter (clean it out according to chapter 7)
Heater does not start
– heater’s inlet exchanged with outlet
– water ow suppressed too much
– blocked water lter (clean it out according to chapter 7).
– water pressure in system too low
– lack of power because of blown fuse.
Heater does not warm up water but control lamp lights
– voltage too low (power installation overloaded)
– temperature of entering water too low
– water ow too high (adjust water ow according to chapter 6)
Water temperature on heater exit too low
– water ow too high (adjust water ow according to chapter 6)
– temperature of entering water too low
– high voltage drop (see item 1, table 2)
Fig. 7
5. Install lter into heater intake with basket bottom down (Fig. 9)
6. Connect hose to the heater.
7. Open water valve and check tightness.
8. Before power switching on check electronic system is not splashed with water – if so,
blow up with air to remove water from electronic circuit board.
9. Adjust according to chapter 6.
Caution!
Every single time after re-installation of the housing it is necessary to
check carefully whether blue and red gaskets on pipe ends t close to
the heater’s housing.

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Water temperature on heater exit too high
– water ow suppressed too much by control valve (adjust water ow according to
chapter 6)
– blocked water lter (clean it out according to chapter 7)
– water pressure in water system too low
Heater is switching on and out automatically
– water pressure oscillation in water system
Fig. 8
– water ow suppressed too much by shut off – suppressing valve
Stepwise changes of water temperature on exit
Fig. 9
– voltage rush in power supply system
– changes of water ow in result of pressure changes in water system

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10. Technical data
Type Perfect
3500
Perfect
4000
Perfect
4500
Perfect
5000
Perfect
5500
Power [kW] 3.5 4.0 4.5 5.0 5.5
Current intensity[A] 15.2 17.4 19.6 21.7 23.9
Voltage [V] 230 230 230 230 230
Minimum switching water
ow [l/min] 1.1 1.25 1.4 1.5 1.6
Maximum water pressure
[MPa] 0.65 0.65 0.65 0.65 0.65
Splash-proof class IP24 IP24 IP24 IP24 IP24
Minimum water resistivity
at 15ºC 1300 1300 1300 1300 1300
Dimensions 149 x 133 x 75mm
pipe ends thread 1/2”
pipes span 60mm
11. Specication
1. Heater 1 pc
2. Flow Controler (Fitted) 1 pc
3. Water lter 1 pc
4. Sprinkler (strainer) 1 pc
5. Flexible Hoses ¾” F - ½” F (with seals) 2 pc

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