Heatrae Sadia Streamline User manual

PARTS CENTER
Network 65 Business Park
Bentley Wood Way
Burnley
Lancashire
BB11 5ST
Tel: [phone]
www.partscenter.co.uk
UK SPARES LTD
Tower Lane
Warmley, Bristol
BS30 8XT
Tel: [phone]
EYRE & ELLISTON
Unit 12, Spitfire Way
Airlinks Industrial Estate
Heston
Middlesex
TW5 9NR
Tel: [phone]
HEATRAE SADIA SPARES STOCKISTS
NEWEY & EYRE SPECIALIST
PRODUCTS DIVISION
Please contact your local branch
WILLIAM WILSON LTD
Unit 3A
780 South Street
Whiteinch
Glasgow
G14 0SY
Tel: [phone]
ELECTRIC WATER
HEATING CO.
2 Horscroft Place
Pinnacles
Harlow
CM19 5BT
Tel: [phone]
email: [email protected]
Heatrae Sadia Heating., Hurricane Way, Norwich, Norfolk NR6 6EA.
For help with fitting and using the Streamline call: 01603 420330 (Fax [phone])
For Information on other Heatrae Sadia products call: 01603 420110 (Fax [phone])
STREAMLINE
OVER/UNDERSINK SINGLE POINT-OF-USE
OPEN OUTLET ELECTRICAL WATER HEATER
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Fitting and using the Streamline water heater
IMPORTANT - PLEASE READ CAREFULLY BEFORE INSTALLATION
DESCRIPTION
Streamline is a versatile, single point-of-use, open-outlet water heater for installation in
either Over- or Undersink modes. It is available in 7 and 10 litre capacities and with 1 or
3kW heater elements. Before intallation, ensure you have the correct configuration.
If used in Undersink mode, a Heatrae Sadia tap accessory kit will also be required.
STANDARD SUPPLY AND ACCESSORIES
Streamline is always supplied in Oversink mode. If using Undersink, pay careful attention
to the preparation instructions in that section.
Various accessory packs are available. Follow the instructions in this booklet for
installation of the heater, then specific instructions found in whichever pack is chosen.
VENTING
Streamline is an open outlet heater and needs either a vented tap or spout.
It is normal for the tap or spout to drip during heating.
TURNING THE ELEMENT
Streamline is supplied ready for Oversink use.
WHEN USING THE UNDERSINK MODE THE ELEMENT MUST BE TURNED THROUGH 1800
SO THAT THE EARTH POST IS AT THE 12 O’CLOCK POSITION. See
page 5 for details.
ELECTRICAL REQUIREMENTS
1. The electrical installation should be carried out by a competent person
to in accordance with BS 7671 and the Building Regulations.
2. Connect only to a 230V or 240V a.c. earthed supply.
3. Use cable of sufficient size to carry 15.5A, (2.5mm2recommended).
4. A double pole isolating switch having a contact separation of at least
3mm in each pole must be incorporated in the supply.
5. WARNING: THIS APPLIANCE MUST BE EARTHED
PLUMBING
1. Connection: Direct to a cold water main. Minimum pressure of
0.034 MPa (0.34 bar): maximum pressure 1.0 MPa (10 bar). Use 15mm diameter copper or
stainless steel tube. THE INLET MUST ALWAYS BE ON THE RIGHT.
2. RESTRICT FLOW TO 7L/MIN. FAILURE TO DO THIS CAN RESULT IN DAMAGE TO THE
HEATER. To do this either fit a Flow Regulating Valve (Heatrae Sadia part no. 95 970
115) which gives a constant fixed and tamperproof flow rate, or adjust the flow rate
using the isolating valve.
3. A WRAS listed isolating valve (not supplied) should be fitted between rising main and
heater for servicing.
THE OUTLET OF THIS HEATER ACTS AS A VENT AND MUST ONLY BE CONNECTED TO
HEATRAE SADIA TAPS OR SPOUTS. THESE FITTINGS MUST NEVER BE BLOCKED,
RESTRICTED OR MODIFIED IN ANY WAY.
STANDARD OVERSINK MODE
STANDARD UNDERSINK MODE
WIRING DIAGRAM 1kW & 3kW (@240V)
FLOW REGULATING VALVE
4. After connections to the heater have been made, DO NOT USE SOLDER JOINTS. Heat could damage the heater.
5. NEVER USE PLUMBERS’ PASTE (BOSS WHITE). If necessary use only PTFE tape.
FREEZING
1. Protect by leaving switched on at normal setting, or minimum setting for long term economy.
2. If heater is off and freezing suspected, check water flow. Without flow, heater could be frozen.
ON NO ACCOUNT SWITCH ON THE ELECTRICAL SUPPLY AS THIS COULD BE DANGEROUS.
PREPARING STREAMLINE FOR INSTALLATION
REMOVING THE COVERS
1. Remove Bottom Cover first. If the flow Control Knob is on, pull off
the end cap and remove screw. Remove Screw A (Fig 1) and lift off
cover in the direction shown.
2. Release Front Cover by undoing 2 screws B (Fig 2) on top of the
heater, spring bottom edges of cover outwards to disengage snap
clips and ease forward.
SETTING THE TEMPERATURE
Ask the owner which temperature range is required and set before
installation.
Note: Water at 54oC can scald. If being used by children, aged or
infirm people, temperature setting of 40oC is recommended.
1. The thermostat gives an extended temperature control range
(Fig 3) as follows:
LOCATING PIN in position A 15oto 60oC Restricted range
LOCATING PIN in position B 40oC Locked handwash position
LOCATING PIN in position C
Thermostat set to MINIMUM 5oC Frost protection setting
Thermostat set to MAXIMUM 90oC Maximum setting
MOUNTING BRACKET
1. Two pairs of slots in the heater back plate (Fig 5), slotting over lugs on the mounting
bracket (Fig 4), form the principal means of fixing Streamline.
2. The bracket is mounted on the wall with lugs upwards.
3. Once suspended, the heater has a third fixing point A, in the centre of the back plate
(Fig 5).
CABLE AND PIPING ACCESS
1. The heater takes bottom entry of
piping through a Thinned Section A (Fig 6).
Thinned Section C is used only with
Tap Pack E and should not otherwise be
removed.
2. Electric cable can be bottom entry
through the Cabel Clamp or rear entry
through Thinned Section B (Fig 6). On
rear entry ensure sharp edges are
removed.
FIG 4 MOUNTING BRACKET
FIG 1
FIG 2
FIG 3 FIG 5
FIG 6
On/Off
Flow
Control
Knob
Screw A
Screws B
Slots for Oversink Mode
Slots for Undersink Mode
Fixing hole A
Thinned Section B.
Located in rear of
backplate moulding
Thinned Section C
Thinned Section A Cable Clamp
Drainage Slot
Drainage Slot
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INSTALLATION - OVERSINK MODE
INLET AND OUTLET
1. Inlet is always on the right and outlet to the left.
2. Leave the red plastic caps in place until ready for assembly.
Two threaded holes for securing the Flow Control Valve, are located in
the backplate.
ASSEMBLING THE FLOW CONTROL VALVE
1. Flow Control Valve components are found behind the bottom cover.
Assemble as shown in Fig 8.
2. Remove the red cap from the Inlet. Slide the Flow Control Valve into
the Inlet until the Mounting Bracket lines up with holes. Fix using screws
and washers provided.
3. Tighten the plastic nut to the Inlet finger-tight plus 1/2turn more. DO
NOT OVERTIGHTEN. Support while tightening.
4. Connect the earth wire (green/yellow) from the brass elbow to the
thermostat bracket by removing a fixing screw and replacing it through
the earth wire ring termination.
FIXING TO THE WALL
1. Select a suitable location on a flat wall. Check for services beneath
the surface. If using rear entry electrical connection knock out Thinned
Section (B) (Fig 6) and remove sharp edges with file.
2. Mark an approximate position for the heater leaving at least 75mm
between casing and sidewall for servicing.
3. Mark position for mounting bracket as shown in Fig 9. Drill and fix the
bracket horizontally using screws and plugs provided. Hang Streamline
on the bracket and repeat fixing procedure for the third fixing hole.
WATER CONNECTIONS
1. Remove the Thinned Section A (Fig 6), insert piping and make a joint
with the Flow Control Elbow.
2. Support the valve while tightening and DO NOT OVERTIGHTEN. If
necessary, use only PTFE tape, DO NOT USE PLUMBERS’ PASTE.
ASSEMBLING THE SPOUT
1. Assemble the spout as shown in Fig 10.
2. Fit the spout into the outlet boss, locating the white grooved section
into the bottom casing. Tighten the nut finger-tight plus 1/2turn more.
DO NOT OVERTIGHTEN.
ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS
1. If using bottom entry, remove the red plug from the cable clamp,
insert the cable and nip up the
outer nut of the clamp. If using
rear entry, feed the cable through
knocked out section in back plate.
2. Make connections to the
terminal block: red or brown to L
black or blue to N: green/yellow
to E.
Outlet Inlet
FIG 7
FIG 8
Mounting Bracket
Drain Plug
FIG 9
FIG 10
LIVE NEUTRAL EARTH
FINAL ASSEMBLY AND TESTING
WARNING: BEFORE SWITCHING ON, ENSURE HEATER IS FULL OF WATER.
1. CHECK EARTH POST ON ELEMENT PLATE IS IN THE 12 O’CLOCK POSITION.
2. Check Thermostat capillary is held in position and not touching element
terminals.
3. CHECK WATER INLET IS ON RIGHT HAND SIDE.
4. Turn on water and fil heater until water flows freely from the spout. With the
Flow Control fully open, adjust the flow restrictor to 7 litres per minute
maximum (page 2). Turn off flow.
5. Check for leaks. Refit covers. Fit the Flow Control Knob using screw
provided.
6. Check temperature setting (page 3). Switch on power. The water in the con-
tainer will expand during heating and cause the spout to drip. THE OWNER
SHOULD BE MADE AWARE OF THIS to avoid erroneous complaints about leaky
spouts.
INSTALLATION - UNDERSINK MODE
INTRODUCTION
For the purposes of these instructions, Undersink Mode means the water
connections and temperature control are at the top of the heater. The heater
itself can be located undersink or any other convenient location.
THE INLET IS ALWAYS ON THE RIGHT AND OUTLET TO THE LEFT.
TURNING THE ELEMENT
1. Streamline is always supplied ready for Oversink use. WHEN USED IN
UNDERSINK MODE, THE ELEMENT MUST BE TURNED THROUGH 180O.
2. Remove foam insert from centre of container insulation.
3. Remove the thermostat capillary tube from the element plate.
4. Undo 6 fixing screws and remove the element
plate. ROTATE THROUGH 180OAND REPLACE.
The element should now be pointing downwards.
5. Replace and tighten equally the 6 screws.
Replace the capillary tube and refit its clip onto
the threaded post using the nut and washer
supplied.
6. THE EARTH ATTACHMENT SHOULD NOW BE
LOCATED VERTICALLY IN THE 12 O’CLOCK
POSITION.
7. Replace foam insert.
FIXING TO THE WALL
1. ALLOW 75 - 100mm BETWEEN THE BOTTOM OF THE HEATER AND THE
CUPBOARD TO FACILITATE SERVICING.
2. Select a flat wall space and check for services beneath the surface.
3. Mark position of mounting bracket as shown in Fig 13. Drill and secure
horizontally using screws and plugs provided. Hang Streamline, mark the
third hole and fix as above.
STANDARD UNDERSINK MODE
FIG 11
FIG 13
Fixing Screws Earth Post
Element Plate
Capillary Tube Clip
Drain
Outlet Inlet
Turn
element
so that it
is pointing
down
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FIG 14
WATER AND ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS
1. Remove the red caps from the Inlet and Outlet plus white grommets.
YOUR HEATRAE SADIA TAP PACK INCLUDES A SPLASH SHIELD ASSEMBLY
WHICH MUST BE FITTED. Connect the white plastic nuts to the Inlet and
Outlet bosses. DO NOT OVERTIGHTEN.
Connections from the heater to the tap set must be via the compression
nuts on the Splash Shield Assembly. Refer to the Tap Pack instructions
for details. If necessary use only PTFE tape, NEVER USE PLUMBER’S PASTE.
2. If using the cable grip, remove the red plug, insert the cable and nip
up the outer clamp nut.
3. Make connections to the terminal block: red or brown to L; black or
blue to N; green/yellow to E.
FINAL ASSEMBLY AND TESTING
WARNING: BEFORE SWITCHING ON, ENSURE HEATER IS FULL OF WATER.
1. CHECK EARTH POST ON ELEMENT PLATE IS IN 12 O’CLOCK POSITION.
2. CHECK WATER INLET IS ON RIGHT HAND SIDE.
3. CHECK THERMOSTAT CAPILLARY IS HELD IN POSITION AND DOES NOT
TOUCH ELEMENT TERMINALS.
4. Please leave warning label attached for future reference.
5. The drainage slot in the centre of the backplate lower edge must be
opened by removing the adhesive tape covering it. The slot in the centre of
the backplate top edge must be closed by affixing the adhesive tape provided
over the slot. See FIGs 2 and 6 for location of drainage slots.
6. Turn on the water and fill until water flows freely from the Outlet. With the
hot tap fully open, adjust the flow restrictor as specified on page 2. Turn off
the flow.
7. Check for leaks and refit covers and securing screws ensuring splash
shield assembly is correctly located.
8. Set the thermostat in mid position, switch on the power. Water in the container
will expand during heating causing the tap to drip. THE OWNER SHOULD BE
MADE AWARE OF THIS to avoid erroneous complaints about leaky taps.
SYMPTOM POSSIBLE CAUSE REMEDY
No hot water No water in heater Fill as detailed on page 5 or 6
Blown cut-out or open Replace cut-out or element and check water
circuit element heater is filled with water before switching on
Faulty thermostat Replace thermostat
Heater installed incorrectly Check fitting instruction followed fully
No water when valve turned on Blockage in valve or vented tap Dismantle and clean as necessary
Insufficient mains pressure Check for minimum water pressure (See page 3 )
Excessive expansion of tank Too much back pressure Fit flow reducing valve and adjust flow rate as
detailed on page 2
Water too hot Faulty thermostat Replace thermostat
Element fitted incorrectly Check element is in correct position for the
particular mounting mode. Earth post must
always be in 12 o’clock position
Any problems which cannot be solved using the above chart should be directed to the Service Department at
Heatrae Sadia.
FAULT FINDING
SPARES
CODE DESCRIPTION CODE DESCRIPTION
95604200 Spout 12’’ Chrome plus Gaiter 95608784 Inner Container 7lt
95604656 Telescopic Spout 95608785 Inner Container 10lt
95604659 12’’ Light Grey Spout (Domestic) 95608786 Outercase 7lt
95605445 Thermostat Knob 95608789 Bottom Moulding - white
95605446 On/Off Knob 95611711 EP Gasket (Pk 10)
95606758 EPA 1kW 95612512 Thermostat
95606759 EPA 3kW 95612514 Printed Circuit Board
95607852 Foam Insulation 7lt 95612515 Thermostat Locking Pin
95607853 Foam Insulation 10lt 95612516 Wiring Set
USER INFORMATION
IT IS NORMAL FOR THE TAP OR SPOUT TO DRIP DURING HEATING AS
STREAMLINE IS AN OPEN OUTLET HEATER.
CONTROLS
When used Oversink, the heater has 2 controls: flow and temperature
setting (see page 3 for temperature options available).
TEMPERATURE CONTROL
Temperature at minimum setting ideal
for freezing protection. Move control
anticlockwise for maximum setting.
DESCALING
In hard water areas, minerals build up
on the element and in the bottom of the container, around the outlet. When this
happens, there will be gradual fall off in flow. To descale, proceed as follows:
Isolate electricity supply and turn off water. Remove both covers. Drain the heatre
through the appropriate boss.
OVERSINK MODE
Remove blank plug at the top left of heater. The outlet standpipe is now visible. Clean out the cross hole using a pipe
cleaner or similar device. Check sealing washer in blank plug and re-seal. If in any doubt over the seal, replace with a
new one. Remove element plate and inspect element. If scaled, clean carefully by hand. DO NOT USE POINTED INSTRUMENT.
Do not use de-scaling fluids.
UNDERSINK MODE
Remove oulet pipe from water heater. The outlet fitting will then be visible. Proceed as for Oversink.
Fig 15 - Oversink model as normally supplied
FIG 16
GUARANTEE
Goods are guaranteed and sold subject to our standard conditions of sale. A copy of these conditions will be
supplied on application. In the event of the unit being returned under the terms of guarantee, it should be
despatched direct to your supplier and not to Heatrae Sadia Heating.
This guarantee does not affect the statutory rights of the consumer.
WARNING: THIS HEATER IS NOT GUARANTEED AGAINST DAMAGE BY FROST.
Earth Post at
12 o’clock
position
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PARTS CENTER
Network 65 Business Park
Bentley Wood Way
Burnley
Lancashire
BB11 5ST
Tel: [phone]
www.partscenter.co.uk
UK SPARES LTD
Tower Lane
Warmley, Bristol
BS30 8XT
Tel: [phone]
EYRE & ELLISTON
Unit 12, Spitfire Way
Airlinks Industrial Estate
Heston
Middlesex
TW5 9NR
Tel: [phone]
HEATRAE SADIA SPARES STOCKISTS
NEWEY & EYRE SPECIALIST
PRODUCTS DIVISION
Please contact your local branch
WILLIAM WILSON LTD
Unit 3A
780 South Street
Whiteinch
Glasgow
G14 0SY
Tel: [phone]
ELECTRIC WATER
HEATING CO.
2 Horscroft Place
Pinnacles
Harlow
CM19 5BT
Tel: [phone]
email: [email protected]
Heatrae Sadia Heating., Hurricane Way, Norwich, Norfolk NR6 6EA.
For help with fitting and using the Streamline call: 01603 420330 (Fax [phone])
For Information on other Heatrae Sadia products call: 01603 420110 (Fax [phone])
STREAMLINE
OVER/UNDERSINK SINGLE POINT-OF-USE
OPEN OUTLET ELECTRICAL WATER HEATER
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