ITT E1-BCANCT1W-06 Installation instructions

Installation & Operating Manual
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Laing Thermotech
Instruction Manual
6-71-075-004
Models E1-BCANCT1W-06 and E1-BCANRT1W
INSTALLER: PLEASE LEAVE THIS MANUAL FOR THE OWNER’S USE.
Autocirc The Instant Hot Water Pump
Save Water. Save Time.
With One Simple
Under sink Installation
How the Autocirc®Pump System Works
The Autocirc®pump is installed under the sink farthest from the
water heater, where hot water takes longest to arrive.
Hot Hot Cold
Cold
Hot to
faucet
Cold to
faucet
Pump not operating
Pump operating

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New Hoses
Hot Cold
Existing Hoses
115 volt
outletMounting
Bracket
Autocirc®
Pump
HC
HC HC
H
Water
Heater
Cold
Water
Inlet
Hot
Cold
No Recirculation Line Required
Note: At the sink under which the Autocirc pump is installed some
“luke warm” water will appear in the cold water line due to the
transfer of water from the hot side to cold side. This luke warm
water will, however, disappear in a short time(4-5 seconds) once the
cold faucet/taps is opened.
Model with fixed thermostat E1-BCANCT1W-06
• A built-in temperature sensor automatically turns the pump ON when the water
temperature in the hot water supply line cools down to 85ºF (29
º
C ) (for E1-BCAN-
RT1W model, refer to instructions on page 5). The pump then moves the cool
water in the hot water supply line into the cold water supply line.
• Autocirc®Pump turns OFF automatically when water temperature reaches 95ºF
(35
º
C), ensuring instant availability of shower warm water with maximum
temperature hot water only seconds behind.
• When the pump is OFF, a built-in auto closure device (non-return valve)
prevents hot and cold water mixing.
• Hot water will also be instantly available at all other faucets/taps between the
water heater and the sink under which the Autocirc pump is installed.
Model with adjustable thermostat E1-BCANRT1W
•For models with the adjustable thermostat, there is an adjustable “ON”
temperature range from 77ºF to 91ºF (25ºC to 33ºC). This built-in temperature
sensor will turn the circulator OFF when it reaches 95ºF (35ºC) and turn the
circulator on when the temperature cools down to the “ON” temperature set
point.
The Autocirc®
Pump System - Typical Schematic Diagram
Autocirc®Technical Data
Motor: 115 Volt, 1 Phase, 60Hz
14 Watts input
Unit Weight: 3 pounds (1.4Kg)
Overall Dimensions: 8” height (20.3cm)
4.5” width (11.4 cm)
Operating Noise Level: 30 decibels (less than a whisper)

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Preparation for Installation:
Assemble the parts and tools required:
• Autocirc®pump package includes the pump with a built-in timer, a 6ft. cord, and
wall mounting bracket.
• Two stainless steel flexible hoses (1/2” x 3/8”) - length as required. (sold separately)
• Adjustable wrench and screwdriver.
• Select the sink under which the Autocirc®pump is to be located (the sink where
hot water takes longest to arrive).
Australia
This pump must be installed in accordance with AS3500.
U.L. Caution
This pump has been tested using water only. Its suitability for use with liquids other than
water is the end user’s responsibility.
Installation
Step 1
If not already available, install a 115 Volt/ 60Hz
outlet within six (6) feet of the installation site (the
faucet/tap farthest from the water heater), as the
Autocirc is supplied with a 6 ft. long, grounded
cord. The Autocirc pump requires only 14 watts and
0.3 amps of power (see Fig. 1).
Step 2
Fasten the Autocirc to the wall under the sink using
the wall bracket provided in the Autocirc kit. Be sure
the pump timer is turned toward the front and is
accessible for setting and changing the time (see
Fig. 2). The pump must be installed only in a vertical
position as shown.
Step 3
Close the under sink hot and cold water riser
shut-off valves and open the hot and cold water
faucets/taps to relieve the water pressure. Close the
water faucets/taps.
Note: in some older homes, the riser shut-off valves
may be difficult to shut off completely. If this is the
case turn the water off at the main water inlet valve
to the house.
Remove the existing flexible line connection to the hot
and cold water faucet/tap threaded nipples (see Fig. 3).
CAUTION: Do Not fasten pump to a thin wood panel
wall as this might create a vibration noise when the
pump is operating.
Figure 1
Figure 2
Figure 3

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Note: If felt necessary, replace these existing flexible
hoses with new stainless steel braided flexible hoses
in the lengths required.
Step 4
Screw on the two existing 1/2” hose connections to
the corresponding hot and cold sides of the pump
housing (see Fig. 4). Be sure not to “kink” these
existing hose lines during bending which may
prevent adequate flow and/or cause the valves to
break.
Note: It is recommended that the rubber washers
in the hose connections be inspected to ensure
they are in reusable condition. If not, they should
be replaced.
Step 5
Screw on the 3/8” end of the purchased flexible
hoses to the 3/8” connections on the pump housing.
Screw on the 1/2” end of these same two hoses to
the underside of the hot and cold water faucets/taps
making sure to match the hot and cold sides marked
on the pump housing with the corresponding faucet/
tap. Be sure the hot side connection hose is attached
to the hot water faucet/tap and the cold water side
connection is attached to the cold water faucet/tap.
Be sure the hoses used are long enough to allow the
pump to be positioned as originally planned. ( see
Fig. 5)
Step 6
Be sure the screw ring attaching the motor to the pump housing is securely
hand tightened. Do not over tighten the screw ring. Open the faucet/tap hot
and cold riser shut off valves to insure there are no water leaks at any
connections.
Step 7
Plug the pump cord into the wall outlet and start up the pump system (see
next page).
Note: The above installation method applies to most situations where faucets/
taps are connected to the hot and cold water supply lines with braided flexible
hose/shut off valve arrangements. If the under sink arrangement is different
(i.e. the risers are hard copper or plastic), then other parts may be required for
the installation.
Figure 4
Figure 5
CAUTION: Fasten screw ring until tight to prevent leakage.

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Autocirc Start Up Procedures
Timer Controlled Operation
If timer controlled operation is desired, the timer may
be programmed to allow the Autocirc to operate
during the hours desired (i.e. “ON” from 7:00 a.m. to
9:00 p.m. and “OFF” from 9:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m.) as
follows:
• Open timer cover and rotate the dial clockwise until
the correct time is aligned with the pointer at the top
(12 o’clock position) of the dial.
• Automatic Operation: PULL the tabs Upward on timer for the desired
operating period of time. Example: If the desired operating time is 7:00 a.m. to
9:00 a.m., all tabs should be Pulled out between 7 and 9. NOTE: The timer may
be set for multiple operating periods of time.
• Slide the switch bar to “ ”.
The timer mode will provide the most cost effective method of operation and
can be programmed to run only during the time periods when hot water is
most frequently required. Even during controlled timer operation, the Autocirc
will only turn on when the built-in thermostat senses that additional hot water
is required at the point of installation.
Thermostat Operation Mode
To operate the Autocirc “thermostatically” without the timer, slide the switch to
the “ON” position. In the “ON” position the pump runs “automatically”,
whenever the built-in thermostat senses the requirement for hot water. In the
“OFF” position the pump does not operate at any time.
In either the “ON” or “OFF” position, the timer dial continues to rotate through
the 24 hour sequence keeping accurate time. When timer controlled operation
is resumed, the Autocirc will operate during the previously programmed time
sequence(s).
Note: The Autocirc will most likely start running immediately and turn off after
a few minutes once hot water reaches the faucet. It will then continue cycling
“ON” and “OFF” as required during the programmed sequence of operation.
Do not be concerned if the pump does not begin running immediately after the
pump is plugged in. This just means that there is already hot water at the hot
water faucet and the pump will turn on “automatically” when the hot water
line cools down.
E1-BCANRT1W: This model comes with an adjustable “ON” temperature
feature, and may be set to activate between 77ºF (25ºC) and 91ºF (33ºC). The
pump automatically turns off at 95ºF (35ºC) and turns on at the “ON”
temperature set point. A thermostat dial is located just above the timer
housing on the body of the pump.
NOTE: The E1-BCANRT1W start thermostat is pre adjusted to 91ºF (33ºC) at the
factory, and will provide the best pump performance at this setting.
Figure 6

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Maintenance and Trouble Shooting
The pump does not turn on
• Ensure the timer slide switch is set to the “ON” position or the “ ” position,
that the timer clock is programmed to allow operation; and that there is power
to the outlet.
• If the pump is installed under a kitchen sink, make sure the outlet is not
controlled by a wall switch (i.e., garbage disposal).
The pump is noisy when on
• Turn off the Autocirc pump. Turn on the hot and cold faucets/taps to be sure
all air is purged from the system.
• If the noise continues, unplug the pump and turn off the faucet/taps
shut-off valves. Remove the pump from the wall bracket, loosen the screw ring
to separate motor from the pump housing and check for any foreign matter in
the rotor cavity. Also ensure the rotor is properly set on the motor bearing by
pushing down on the rotor.
• If a noise occurs when the pump turns off it is likely to be “water hammer”
that results from the closure of the built-in valve. In this situation, water
hammer arresters may be installed on the hot and cold lines.
Hot water is not instantly available at all my faucets/taps
• Instant hot water will be available at all the hot water faucets/taps on the
main plumbing line between the water heater and the faucet/taps under which
the Autocirc system is installed. Hot water faucets/taps that are “branched”
off this main hot water supply line will take longer for the hot water to arrive,
however, usually faster than before installing the Autocirc.
I am away from my home for extended periods of time (2 weeks or more)
• You may chose to turn the system off (slide the timer switch to the “OFF”
position) as there is no need to maintain hot water in the supply line when no
one is home to enjoy this convenience. When returning home, prior to turning
on the system, we recommend that you turn on the hot and cold faucets/taps
at the sink where the Autocirc system is installed until all air is purged from the
dormant system and the water flows smoothly from the faucets/taps. Then slide
the timer switch back to either the “ON” or “ ” position.
Warranty
The Autocirc is warranted against defects in materials and workmanship for
twenty-four (24) months from the date of manufacture (see the manufacturing
date label on the pump) or twelve (12) months from the date of user purchase,
with proof of purchase, whichever is sooner. In order to receive warranty
considerations, the product must be returned prepaid to the company from
which it was originally purchased. If the Autocirc is found defective within
standard warranty conditions, it will be replaced or appropriate purchase credit
will be issued.
Any consequential damages resulting from an Autocirc defect or malfunction
are not covered by the Laing warranty. Any ancillary item(s) included with your
Autocirc purchase, such as a flexible hose(s), is specifically excluded from the
ITT Laing Thermotech warranty.

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There shall be no other warranty or obligation, expressed or implied, oral or
statutory. ITT Laing Thermotech, its agents, or employees shall in no event be liable
for injury to any person, or for any claim for damage, however arising.
ITT Laing Thermotech shall not be liable for any incidental or consequential
damages for breach of any express or implied warranty, breach of contract,
negligence, strict liability, or any other legal theory related to this product. All
consequential expenses including loss of use, damages, or contingent liabilities
arising out of any alleged deficiencies of the Autocirc or any ancillary item
packaged with the Autocirc are specifically excluded from this warranty.
This warranty is the sole and exclusive remedy for defects in materials and
workmanship. All implied warranties of fitness and merchantability are hereby
expressly excluded. There are no warranties that extend beyond the description
on the face hereof.
WARNING: - Excessive System Pressure Hazard - The maximum working pressure of the
pump is listed on the nameplate - Do Not Exceed This Pressure. Failure to follow these
instructions could result in serious personal injury, death and/or property damage.
Safety Requirements
Mechanical Safety
WARNING: - Electrical Grounding Hazard - Adequate electrical grounding is required for
the safe operation of Laing Pumps. Ground the pump back to the service using a copper
conductor at least the size of the circuit connectors supplying the pump. Connect the ground
wire to the ground terminal in the wiring compartment. Failure to follow these instructions
could result in serious personal injury, death and/or property damage.
WARNING: - Risk of Electric Shock - Do not install this pump in swimming pool or marine
areas. Failure to follow these instructions could result in serious personal injury, death and/or
property damage.
WARNING: - Electrical Shock Hazard - Disconnect and lockout the power before
servicing. Failure to follow these instructions could result in serious personal injury, death
and/or property damage.
WARNING: - Excessive Pressure Hazard Volumetric Expansion - The heating of water and
other fluids causes volumetric expansion. The associated forces may cause failure of system
components and the release of high temperature fluids. This can be prevented by installing
properly sized and located compression tanks and pressure relief valves. Failure to follow
these instructions could result in serious personal injury, death and/or property damage.
WARNING: - Extreme Temperature Hazard - If the pump, motor or piping are operating at
extremely high or low temperature, guarding or insulation is required. Failure to follow these
instructions could result in serious personal injury, death and/or property damage.
WARNING: - Electrical Shock Hazard - Electrical connections are to be made by a qualified
electrician in accordance with all applicable codes, ordinances and good practices. Failure
to follow these instructions could result in serious personal injury, death and/or property
damage.
Removal of Pump From Existing System For Replacement
Thermal Safety
Electrical Safety

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WARNING: - Hot Water Hazard - Before draining the system, allow water to cool to at least
100F, open the drain valve (take precautions against water damage) and leave the drain valve
open until servicing is complete. Failure to follow these instructions could result in serious
personal injury, death and/or property damage.
WARNING: - Electrical Shock Hazard - Be certain the electrical power is not present at the
motor leads before continuing. Failure to follow these instructions could result in serious
personal injury, death and/or property damage.
WARNING: - High Pressure Hazard - Pressure may be present in the pump body. This
pressure can be relieved by loosening the flange bolts and shifting the pump assembly
slightly to allow the pressurized water to escape. Failure to follow these instructions could
result in serious personal injury and death.
1. Close the valves on the suction and discharge sides of the pump. (if no valves
have been installed, it may be necessary to drain the system.)
2. Disconnect the electrical supply lines to the pump.