
Legionator iL3.5/iL6 Operation Instruction 20
Aug 2023 - Revision 00
6.4 Auto Memory
When the water heater restarts after an intermittent shut OFF due to power failure,
the automatic memory function in the water heater will re-set the water heater to its
previous (most recent) operational mode or user settings.
6.5 Auto Resume
When there is a power outage and/or water supply outage, the water heater will shut
OFF automatically for safety and protection of the water heater. When the power
supply and/or water supply resumes, the water heater will automatically re-start on
its own. There is no need to press the MULTIFUNCTION button to restart the water
heater.
6.6 Auto Sleeping
After a total of 45-minutes continuously running and heating the water, the auto sleep
function will cause the water heater to shut down automatically for safety reasons. In
these conditions, the user can press the MULTIFUNCTION button to restart the water
heater.
6.7 Temperature Setting
Make sure all the connections and fittings of the water heater are secured. Purge all
the air from the water heater before switching the ON button.
The flow of water activates the flow sensor to send signals to the digital microprocessor
in the water heater that controls the heating element to heat the water.
Use the temperature settings to increase or decrease the water temperature and/or
water flow rate in your water heater (by using the field supplied manual shut-off valves
as per Figure 5).
Press UP or DOWN on the mode buttons to set your required water temperature.
When the water flow rate reaches the maximum heating capacity of the water heater,
a maximum temperature will be achieved based on the water flow rate and the rated
power of the heater. When the excessive water flow rate is gradually reduced the
water heater will achieve the Set-Point (SP) temperature.
When the water flow rate is cut-off, the flow sensor sends the signals to the digital
microprocessor to turn OFF the heating element, during this time, the water heater
will be on Standby mode until the flow sensors sends back signals to the digital
microprocessor to turn ON the heating element in order to continue the flow of hot
water, as needed by the user.