Gorenje GT 10 U User manual

GT 10-15
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Dear customer, we thank you for purchasing our product.
PLEASE READ THE INSTRUCTIONS THOROUGHLY PRIOR TO THE INSTALLATION
AND FIRST OPERATION OF THE WATER HEATER
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 PERSON RESPONSIBLE
FOR THEIR SAFETY.
CHILDREN SHOULD BE SUPERVISED TO ENSURE THAT THEY DO NOT PLAY WITH
THE APPLIANCE.
This water heater has been manufactured in compliance with the relevant standards
and tested by the relevant authorities as indicated by the Safety Certicate and the
Electromagnetic Compatibility Certicate. Its basic technical properties are stated upon the
nameplate, glued between the connection pipes. The water heater may be connected to
water and electric power supply only by aqualied specialist. The reach in its inside due to
the repair or removal of limestone and checking and replacement of anti-corrosion protection
anode may be performed only by an authorised service workshop.
INSTALLATION
The water heater should be installed in a room protected from the onset of freezing conditions
and located as close as possible to the points of use. Given your particular requirements there
are several models of heaters to choose from: GT10O; GT15O are suitable for installation
above the basin/sink, while GT10U; GT15U may be installed below the basin/sink. The
heater must be xed to the wall screws provided. Installation of the heater without xing on
the wall is not correct and may cause damage to the heater casing.
TECHNICAL PROPERTIES OF THE APPLIANCE
Type GT 10 O GT 10 U GT 15 O GT 15 U
Nominal capacity [l] 10 15
Nominal pressure [MPa] 0,6
Mass / Filled with water [kg] 8/18 11/26
Anti-corrosion protection of the tank Enameled / Mg Anode
Nominal power [W] 2000
Nominal voltage [V~] 230
Heating time to 75°C 1) [min] 22 33
Quantity of mixed water at 40°C [l] 18 27
Power consumption2) [kWh/24h] 0,33 0,44
1) Time required for the electrical heating element to heat the entire tank volume, at the water supply tempera
ture of 15°C.
2) Power consumption required for the temperature of water in the water heater to be maintained at 65°C, at
the room temperature of 20°C, determined in accordance with the DIN 44532 standard.
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Dimensions of the water heater for installation and connection [mm]
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CONNECTION TO THE WATER SUPPLY
Inlet and outlet of water are on the water heater pipes marked with colour. The supply of cold
water is marked with blue, the outlet of warm water is marked with red.
The water heater can be connected to the water supply in two manners. Closed pressure
system of connection enables the outlet of water on several outlet spots, non-pressure
system enables only one outlet point. With regard to the system of connection chosen, also
the suitable mixing taps must be purchased.
By open non-pressure system it must before the water heater a non-return valve be built-in
preventing the running of water of the tank if in the network the water runs short.
By this system of connection, the cross-ow mixing tap must be used. In the water heater,
due to the heating the volume of water is increasing, which causes the dropping of water
of the mixing tap pipe. By strong squeezing of knob of the mixing tap the dropping of water
can not be prevented, but the mixing tap can only be damaged. By closed pressure system
of connection on the outlet spots the pressure mixing tap must be used. For safety reasons
the supply pipe must be tted with a return safety valve or alternatively, a valve of the safety
class that prevents the pressure in the tank from exceeding the nominal pressure by more
than 0.1 MPa.
By heating of water in the water heater the pressure of water in the tank is increasing to the
limit which is adjusted in the safety valve. Because the return of water back to the water
supply is prevented, dropping of water from outlet opening of the safety valve can occur.
The dropping water may be let to the outlet over an intercepting accessory which is placed
under the safety valve. In order to do this you should rst unscrew the protective cover off
the water heater.
A B C D E
GT 10 O 500 398 350 265
GT 10 U 500 122 350 265
GT 15 O 500 398 350 310
GT 15 U 500 122 350 310
Installation above the basin/sink Installation below the basin/sink

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Open-circuit (gravity) system Closed-circuit (pressure) system
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Installation above the basin/sink Installation above the basin/sink
Installation below the basin/sink Installation below the basin/sink
Legend:
1 - Safety valve 7 - Mixer tap - installation above the basin/sink
2 - Non-return valve 7a - Mixer tap - installation below the basin/sink
3 - Test valve 8 - Funnel outlet to the drain
4 - Pressure-reducing valve
5 - Stop valve H - Cold water
6 - Testing piece T - Hot water
The stop valve must not be installed between the water heater and safety valve, as
this would disable the safety valve.
The water heater may be connected to the water supply system without the pressure-
reducing valve, provided the supply mains pressure is less than 0,5 MPa. The water heater
must be lled with water prior to being connected to the power supply. The hot water tap
must be open during the initial lling of the tank. The tank is full when the water starts owing
through the tap and into the sink.
POWER CONNECTION
The water heater shall be connected to the power supply by an electrical cable tted with a
plug. Should the existing cable replaced by a new, longer cable, the new cable should be
connected to the lead and the wires screwed to the connectors. In this case the water heater
should rst be disconnected from the power supply. For safety reasons a switch should be
installed on the lead connecting the heater to the power grid, i.e. a switch disconnecting both
power supply poles with the minimum of 3 mm distance between the open contacts.
The water heater must be connected to the power supply in accordance with the requirements
set out in the relevant standards applying to the electrical installations.
WARNING: The appliance must be disconnected from the power supply prior to doing
anything that requires you to open the body of the water heater!

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Legend:
1 - Thermostat
2 - Thermal fuse
3 - Heating element
4 - Light indicator
5 - Connector
L- Phase lead
N- Neutral lead
- Earth lead
Electrical installation drawing
OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE
The water heater is ready for use once it has been connected to water and power. By turning the
thermostat knob on the front side of the protective cover, water temperature can be set between
25 °C, position “ “ and 75 °C, position “ “. We recommend that the knob be set to position “
“ as this ensures the most economic operation of the water heater.
This way the water temperature is maintained at 55 °C. The operation of the heater at this
temperature level also results in reduced build-up of calcium and lime, as well as reduced heat
loss than is the case at higher temperatures. Due to safety reasons you can optionally set the
highest temperature value of water in the heater. Proceed as follows:
a) Insert screwdriver in slot 1 and remove button cover
2,
b) Set knob limiter 3 to any desired temperature value,
C- 35 °C
B- 45 °C
A- 55 °C
O- 75 °C
c) Replace knob cover 2 to the knob.
The operation of the heating element is indicated by the
light indicator that stays on until the temperature in the
tank has reached the set level or until the heater has
been deliberately switched off. When the water heater
is not in use for longer periods of time, it should be
protected from freezing by setting the temperature to
“ “. Do not disconnect the power. Thus the temperature of the water in the tank is maintained at
about 9 °C. Should you choose to disconnect the power, the water heater should be thoroughly
drained before the onset of freezing conditions. The exterior of the water heater may be cleaned
with a mild detergent solution. Do not use solvents and abrasive cleaners.
Regular preventive maintenance inspections ensure faultless performance and long life of your
heater. The rst of these inspections should be carried out by the authorised maintenance service
provider about two years from the date of installation in order to check the wear of the protective
anticorrosion anode and remove any build-up of calcium and lime as required. The build-up of
calcium and lime in the water heater depends on the quality, quantity and temperature of water
owing through the heater. The maintenance service provider shall also issue a condition report
and recommend the approximate date of the next inspection.
In the event of the heater breaking down, you are kindly requested to contact the authorised
maintenance service provider located closest to you. Please do not attempt to carry out
any repairs yourself.

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