Timberk SWH RS1 30 V User manual

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SWHRS130V
SWHRS150V
SWHRS180V
SWHRS1100V
SWHRS230H
SWHRS250H
SWHRS280H
SWHRS730V
SWHRS740V
SWHRS750V
SWHMS210H
 RS1 / RS1 series
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Electrical
storage water
heater
Instruction manual
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Outlook of devices, aslo colour scores can be revised without any special advance notices.
 SWH MS2 10H / SWH MS2 10H series
 RS7 / RS7 series
 RS2 / RS2 series

Important information
Precautions
Performance parameters
Technical characteristics
Dimensional features
Water heater description
Scope of delivery
Water heater installation
Location
Water heater mounting methods
Water heater mounting
Connection to water main
Connection to electric mains
Ground Fault Circuit Interrupted (GFCI)
Water heater control
Water heater operation
Maintence
Troubleshooting
Wiring diagram
Disposal
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3. Connect the water heater only to 230V, 50Hz main. If necessary, find
out parameters of your mains at power suppliers.
4. To prevent overheating and risk of fire, as well as damage of internal
electrical main, do no modify the power cord's length and do no
connect the water heater through electrical extenders.
5. It is forbidden to switch on the water heater if it is not filled with water
or if water cannot go through a pressure safety valve.
6. Never use the water heater if it is broken.
7. Do not remove the water heater cover when it is in operation.
8. Immediately unplug the water heater from electrical main if strange
sounds, odor or smoke are coming from it.
9. Always unplug the water heater from electrical main during a
thunderstorm.
10. Prior to cleaning and maintenance of the water heater unplug it from
electrical main. Cleaning and maintenance must be performed in
compliance with instructions of this operation manual.
11. Do not use hazardous chemical substances to clean the water heater
and prevent their contact with the appliance.
12. To prevent electrical shock the damaged power cord must be
replaced only in manufacturer's authorized service centers by qualified
specialists.
13. To prevent electrical shock do not place the power cord nearby
heating devices and flammables or combustibles.
14. Do not press buttons on the control panel of the water heater and its
remote controller (for some models) otherwise but by your fingers.
15. Since temperature of water in the water heater can reach 75°C, when
it is in operation you should not place your body parts under hot water
at the first run.
To prevent burns you should adjust the temperature of the discharging
water.
16. Do not use the water heater for purposes not specified by this
operation manual.
17. Do not use the water heater in an explosive or corrosive
environment. Do not store gas and other volatile flammable liquids next
to the appliance  it is very dangerous!
18. It is forbidden to make alterations in the design of the water heater
or modify it.
19. Any service operations must be performed by a specialized
organisation and qualified specialists. Improper installation may cause
voiding of guarantee maintenance.
20. The water heater is not intended for use by children and persons
with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities, or a lack of
experience and knowledge, unless they have been given supervision or
instruction concerning use of the appliance by an individual responsible
for their safety. Children should be supervised to ensure that they do not
play with the appliance.
3. PERFORMANCE PARAMETERS
1. Completely automatic control: automatic water heating, continuous
automatic water temperature control.
2. 3D Logic® three-stage protection system:
DROP Defense  leakage protection and protection against surplus
pressure within a tank (pressure safety valve)
SHOCK Defense  current leakage protection (GFCI is built in the plug
of appliance's power cord)
HOT Defense  two-stage overheating protection (thermostat and
temperature limiter)
ALL PROTECTION SYSTEMS ARE RELIABLE AND SAFE.
3. Pipes of heating elements are designed taking into account high heat
load: safe and reliable, with an increased service life.
4. NON CFC urethane foam insulation of increased thickness: excellent
heat insulation that allows to efficiently retain accumulated heat and
save energy.
5. Temperature controller: accurate and reliable water temperature
control.
6. Internal tanks and all internal components are made out of SUS 304
stainless steel with walls 1.2 mm thick.
7. Magnesium anode is for additional protection of the tank and seam
joints.
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V/Hz
A
W
Rated power
Rated current
Product item
Product item
Tank capacity
Rated pressure
Water
protection
Heating time,
at  30 ºC
Appliance
dimensions
Net weight
Description Units SWH RS1 30 V SWH RS1 50 V SWH RS1 80 V SWH RS1 100 V
L
Mpa
-
min
kg
mm
SWH RS2 30 HSWH RS2 50 HSWH RS2 80 H
Technical characteristics of water heaters are given below in Table 1.
Technical characteristics
Dimensional features
Table 1
SWH MS2 10 H
IMPORTANT!
Technical characteristics of the water heater you purchased as of
the date of manufacture correspond to data, specified in the
table. Technical characteristics and scope of delivery can be
revised without any prior notice.
Dimensional features of MS2 series water heater (in mm) according to
Fig.1, are given below in Table 2.
Table 2
MS2 series

232

220

470
D
100
E
147.5
Capacity, l
10Fig. 1
A
B
C
D
E
230 230 230
8,7 8,7 8,7
2000 2000 2000
50 80 100
0,7 0,7 0,7
IP4 IP4 IP4
230
30
2000
8,7
IP4
Ø345×606
7
0,7
18 38 57 71
Ø345×865 Ø410×945 Ø410×1100
8,93 13,5 14,7
230
30
2000
8,7
IP4
Ø345×606
7
230 230
8,7 8,7
2000 2000
50 80
0,7 0,7 0,7
IP4 IP4
18 38 57
Ø345×865 Ø410×945
8,93 13,5
230
5,2
1200
10
0,7
IP4
10 at  25º
Ø220×430
3,8
230
8,7
2000
0,7
IP4
23
9,4
230
8,7
2000
0,7
IP4
33
11,6
230
8,7
2000
0,7
IP4
43
13,6
SWH RS7 30 V SWH RS7 40 V SWH RS7 50 V
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30 40 50
Ø290×750
Ø290×950
Ø290×1160
kWh
kWh/day
Constant daily
heating loss
Factual year
energy
consumption 372,3 430,7 532,9 613,2 372,3 430,7 532,9 365,0 365,0 386,9 423,4
1,53 1,72 1,07 1,23 1,53 0,88 1,00 1,06 1,16
1,07 1,23

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Fig. 5
RS2 series (Fig.5)
123
4
56
7
8101112 9
1  left composite protective cover
2  external case
3  inner tank
4  heating element
5  control panel
6  right composite protective cover
7  power cable with GFCI
8  urethane foam heat insulation layer
9  inlet nozzle
10  hot water outlet nozzle
11  emergency water discharge nozzle
12  protective magnesium anode
Dimensional features of RS1 series water heater (in mm) according to Fig.2
are given below in Table 3.
Table 3
Dimensional features of RS2 series water heater (in mm) according to Fig.3
are given below in Table 4.
Table 4
RS1 seies
RS2 seies


608
614


624
356


180
180
D
D
343
343
E
E
8
8
F
F
122,5
178
848
864
864
356
310
310
343
343
8
8
122,5
178
858
890
1003
1058
874
426
1020
426
425
425
570
570
411
411
411
411
8
8
8
8
158,5
213,5
158,5
213,5
Capacity, l
Capacity, l
30
30
50
50
80
80
100
100
4. WATER HEATER DESCRIPTION
Fig. 2
Fig. 3
A B
C
D
F100
E
C
A
E
B
D
F
Dimensional features of RS7 series water heater (in mm) according to Fig.4
are given below in Table 5.
Table 5
RS7 seies

750

758

320
D
298
E
14
F
77,5
950 958 450 298 14 77,5
1160 1168 600 298 14 77,5
Capacity, l
30
40
50
A B
C
D
F100
E
Fig. 4
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Fig. 6
1
2 3 5
6
78
9
4
S2 series (Fig.6)
1  left composite protective cover
2  external case
3  inner tank
4  heating element
5  right composite protective cover
6  power cable with GFCI
7  urethane foam heat insulation layer
8  inlet nozzle
9  hot water outlet nozzle
RS1/RS7 series (Fig.7)
1  upper composite protective cover
2  inner tank
3  heating element
4  power cable with GFCI
5  lower composite protective cover
6  inlet nozzle
7  control panel
8  hot water outlet nozzle
9  protective magnesium anode
10  urethane foam heat insulation layer
11  external case
Fig. 7
outlet
inlet
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
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Location
1. Electric water heater should be mounted on a firm wall.
2. The wall, where the electric water heater is to be mounted, must
withstand at least the double weight of the water heater, fully filled with
water; there must be no cracks and other damages on the wall. Otherwise
it is necessary to take measures to strengthen the mounting or mount the
water heater on a special support.
3. If a bathroom is too small, the water heater can be installed elsewhere,
unexposed to direct sunlight and unavailable for moisture. However, to
reduce heat losses in pipelines, the location, where a water heater is to be
installed, must be as close to the place, where hot water is used, as
possible.
5. SCOPE OF DELIVERY
1. Water heater  1 pc.
2. Anchor bolt  2 pcs.*
3. Securing plate  1 pc.**
4. Pressure safety valve  1 pc.
5. Discharge pipe  1 pc.
6. Operation manual  1 pc.
7. Guarantee card  1 pc.
8. Packing  1 pc.
*  only for RS1/RS2/RS7 series
**  only for MS2 series
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IMPORTANT!
The water heater must be mounted on a vertical wall only in the
position, specified in Fig. 4, 5, 6 (RS1/RS7 series  vertically,
RS2/MS2  horizontally). Mounting of the appliance in any other
position or vertical or horizontal tilting will inevitably result in
failure of the water heater, emergency situation and is considered
a non-guarantee case by the manufacturer.
Fig. 8
Water heater mounting methods
Fig.8 shows the way to mount the water heater for one consumption
point.
1  power cord with a plug and GFCI**
2  outlet nozzle
3  hot water flow adjustment tap*
4  mixer*
5  shower header*
6  cold water supply adjustment tap
7  discharge pipe
8  composite pressure safety valve
9  inlet nozzle
water drain water drain
RS1
Vertical position
RS2/MS2
Horizontal position
11 12
1  power cord with a plug and GFCI**
2  mounted water heater
3  composite pressure safety valve
4  cold water inlet tap*
5  mixer*
6  shower header*
7  water main shut-off valve
8  discharge pipe
9  water main
10  tub*
11  T-bend
12  magnesium anode-nozzle for water discharge (for RS2 series)
* not included in the scope of delivery
** depending on the product batch, GFCI can be located not within the power cable electric plug
cold water
RS1
Vertical position
RS2/MS2
Horizontal position
Water heater mounting methods
Fig.9 shows the way to mount the water heater for several consumption
points.
Fig. 9
10  magnesium anode-nozzle for water discharge (for RS2 series)
11  water main shut-off valve*
12  water main
* not included in the scope of delivery
** depending on the product batch, GFCI can be located not within the power cable electric plug
7
/RS7
/RS7
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Water heater mounting
NOTE:
Please, use accessories, provided by the manufacturer, to install the
water heater. Electric water heater must not be mounted on a wall prior
you make sure that the bracket is installed firmly and securely.
Otherwise the electric water heater may fall down from the wall, which
may cause its damage and even serious accidents involving bodily
injury. When determining points for bolt holes, it is necessary to
provision some spare space between the lower part of the water heater
and the floor, and as to the MS2/RS2 line there also must be some space
between the right side of the water heater and the wall on the right, not
less than 0.6 m to make it convenient to perform maintenance if
necessary.
Fig.10 
1. Electric water heater should be mounted on a firm wall. If the wall is not
robust enough to hold the weight equal to the doubled weight of the
overall water heater weight, fully filled with water, then it should be
mounted on a special support.
2. After you chose the proper place to install the water heater, determine
points for holes for expansion hook bolts (to be determined in accordance
with the data sheet for the appliance you chose). Drill two holes of the
corresponding depth in the wall using a drill, dimensionally fit for expansion
bolts, enclosed with the water heater, insert bolts, turn the hook upwards,
securely tighten nuts and then hang the electric water heater on these
hooks (for RS1/RS2/RS7 series) (see Fig. 10a).
NOTE:
In places or on the wall, where there may be a water contact, the power
outlet installation height must be not less than 1.8 m.
Connection to water main
1. The heater must be connected to water main with at least 0.1 MPa
pressure; maximum pressure is 0.7 MPa.
NOTE:
The water heater is the appliance, operating in such a manner that
pressure of water in the water heater corresponds to the pressure of
water in water main. If pressure in the main exceeds 0.7 MPa, then it is
necessary to mount a pressure reducer before the water heater so that
pressure doesn't exceed 0.7 MPa.
To mount MS2 series water heater, fix a securing plate on a wall and hang
the water heater on it (Fig. 10 b).
3. Fix a power outlet to the wall. Requirements to the outlet are as follows:
230V/10A, single-phase, three-wired. It is recommended to place the
outlet on the right side above the water heater.
2. G1/2 diameter pipes are used to connect the water heater to the water
pipeline.
3. To prevent a leakage when connecting pipes, use rubber sealing
gaskets on the threaded pipe ends.
4. Screw a relief valve to the inlet nozzle, marked blue and embossed
arrow of the water flow direction, so that the water flow direction
coincides with direction of the arrow on the valve's case.
NOTE:
Do not mount additional accessories, such as a shut-off valve, between
the relief valve and the inlet nozzle.
Fig.10 b
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5. Water heater with the mounted valve must be connected to the water
main  install a shut-off valve at the water inlet point.
6. Connect the desired number of consumption points to the outlet nozzle,
marked red.
7. Check leak integrity of joints: open the shut-off cock and one of the cock
assemblies. After the tank is filled with water, as evidenced by issue of water
from the cock assembly, shut the cock assembly and check the leak integrity
of all joints.
IMPORTANT!
If water in the installation location contains a large amount of
calcium, manganese or iron salts, then necessary to mount a
respective filter in the delivery system to reduce the amount of scale
generated in the tank and on the heating element.
Connection to electric main
IMPORTANT!
Prior to connecting the tank water heater, make sure that the water
heater is properly grounded. Proper grounding is important to
minimize electric shocks and risk of fire. The power cord is equipped
with a plug with a grounding pin. The appliance must be used with a
properly grounded power outlet. If the outlet, you are intending to
use, is not properly grounded or grounded by a time-delay fuse or a
circuit breaker, contact a qualified electrician to install a proper
outlet.
1. The water heater is designed to be connected to 230V single-phase
electric main. Prior to connecting make sure that parameters of the electric
main in the place of connection correspond to parameters, specified on the
identification plate with technical parameters of the appliance. You should
follow the current electrical safety code when installing the water heater.
2. Power outlet must be designed for rated current not less than 10A, copper
stranded power cord not less than 3 x 1.5 mm2 in cross section (for copper).
3. The power outlet and the plug must always remain dry to prevent
current leakage. Regularly check if the power plug is tightly connected to
the outlet. Do it in the following order: insert the power plug into the
outlet, switch off the water heater after half-hour operation and unplug
the cord, check if the plug is heated by your hand. If the plug is heated over
50°C, then to prevent damages, accidents and fire as a result of bad
electrical contact, replace the outlet with a new one. A specialist must do
this.
4. Power cord of the appliance is a single unit with GFCI (Ground Fault
Circuit Interrupter).
IMPORTANT!
To provide reliable operation and safe use of the water heater,
prior to the first run check if it is properly connected to the 220V
AC mains. The water heater to be connected must be securely
linked with the earth circuit of your electric mains. If the water
heater is not grounded, then in case of a short circuit GFCI,
supplied with the heater, may not operate. It is dangerous.
1. Connect the cable to the mains, indicator (1) will light up.
2. Press button (2) for testing, voltage will be cut off, indicator (1) will
light down and restart button (3) will go upwards.
3. Press button (3) to restart the appliance, voltage will be restored and
indicator (1) will light up.
GFCI (Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter) (Fig. 11)
Fig. 11
GFCI operation indicator light (1)
TEST button (2)
Restart button (3)
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maximum power
I  2000 W
Control panel for the following models:
SWH RS1 30 V
SWH RS1 50 V
SWH RS1 80 V
SWH RS1 100 V
* Color and design of device panels can be revised without any special notice.
Thermostat handle
Switch
Fig. 12
NOTE:
- if pressing test button (2) voltage is not cut off and/or indicator (1)
continues to be lighted, it means that GFCI safety device is not
operating properly.
- if pressing restart button (3) voltage is not restored and/or indicator (1)
doesn't light up, it means that the water heater is not operating
properly. In both cases disconnect the water heater and call the service
center.
- to reduce the risk of an electric shock, do not disassemble, remove or
fill liquid in this appliance.
maximum power
I  2000 W
Control panel for the following models:
SWH RS2 30 H
SWH RS2 50 H
SWH RS2 80 H
Switch
Thermostat handle

Control panel for the following models:
SWH RS7 30 V
SWH RS7 40 V
SWH RS7 50 V
Indicator
Fig. 13
Fig. 14
Thermostat handle
Switch
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Control panel for the following model
SWH MS2 10H
Thermostat handle
Fig. 15
8. WATER HEATER OPERATION
SWH RS1, SWH RS2, SWH MS2 series
1. At first, open one of the discharge valves on the outlet of the water
heater, then open the inlet valve. The electric water heater will start
filling with water. When water flows from the outlet valve freely, it means
the water heater is fully filled with water and you can close the discharge
tap.
Warning: During normal operation the inlet valve must be set open.
2. Plug the power cord into the outlet, an indicator light will light up.
IMPORTANT!
Power outlet must be designed for rated current not less than 10A,
copper stranded power cord not less than 3 x 1.5 mm2 in cross
section (for copper).
Power plug of the appliance represents a single unit with GFCI.
5. If you choose position of thermostat handle like optimum or ,
it means you choose the most comfortable water temperature +58°C
(±2°C).
SWH RS7 series
1. At first, open one of the discharge valves on the outlet of the water
heater, then open the inlet valve. The electric water heater will start
filling with water. When water flows from the outlet valve freely, it means
the water heater is fully filled with water and you can close the discharge
tap.
Warning: During normal operation the inlet valve must be set open.
2. Plug the power cord into the outlet, an indicator light will light up.
3. The appliance can automatically control water temperature. When
water temperature in the water heater reaches the temperature, set by
the user, the heating is automatically switched off, and water
temperature will be maintained due to the heat insulation layer; when
water temperature drops to a certain level, heating is automatically
switched off, in such a way continuous hot water supply is provided.
When the water heater automatically switches off, the indicator light
goes out.
4. If you will turn the thermostat handle clockwise, youll increase the
temperature of heating. Maximum temperature inside inner tank is
+75°C approx. If you want to reduce the temperature of water, please,
turn the handle anticlockwise.
IMPORTANT!
Power outlet must be designed for rated current not less than 10A,
copper stranded power cord not less than 3 x 1.5 mm2 in cross
section (for copper).
Power plug of the appliance represents a single unit with GFCI.
Description of control panel operation
3. Using the switch keys, you can select one of the appliance power modes.
The upper key corresponds to the "NORMAL" mode (1200W, medium power),
lower key - "ENERGY SAVE" mode (800W, low power), two keys pressed
together - "EXPRESS HEAT" mode (2000W, high power).
4. In addition, each switch key has an indicator lamp. You can easily see
whether the appliance power modes are activated at a particular moment. If
a key lamp glows, this means that the water heater is switched to a power
mode.
5. Remember that a lower power mode of the working appliance allows it to
consume lesser electricity, but on the other hand a lower power mode results
in slower water heating. Select the desired power mode according to your
individual preferences of water heating speed and electricity consumption.
6. Turning the thermostat knob clockwise, you increase the desired
temperature of water heating. The maximum value approximately
corresponds to +75°C (desired water temperature in the internal tank of the
water heater). If you want to decrease the temperature of water heating, turn
the knob counterclockwise.
7. Setting the thermostat knob to « » position, you select the "Optimum"
mode, which corresponds to the most comfortable temperature of water
heating in the tank (+58°C (±2°C)) and to the most effective mode of
electricity consumption.
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9. MAINTENANCE
Fig. 16Depressurization hole
Drain knob
Screw
Fig. 18
Fig. 17
1. Check the power plug and outlet as often as possible. Secure electrical
contact and also proper grounding must be provided. The plug and outlet
must not heat excessively.
2. If the water heater is not used for a long time, especially in regions with
low air temperature (below 0°C), it is necessary to drain water from the
heater to prevent damage of the water heater (due to water freezing in the
4. Preventive operations must be performed upon strict observance of
the operation manual and safety precautions.
5. The water heater is equipped with a thermal switch, which cuts off
power supply of the heating element upon water overheating or its
absence in the water heater. If the water heater is connected to the mains,
but water is not heated and the indicator doesn't light up, then the
thermal switch was switched off or not switched on. To reset the water
heater to the operating condition, it is necessary to:
- de-energize the water heater, remove the plate of the side / lower cover
for horizontal-type/vertical-type water heater respectively.
- for MS2 series horizontal-type water heaters: press the button, located
in the center of the thermal switch, placed near the heating element (with
a round shape), until it clicks, Fig.15;
- for RS1/RS2/RS7 series water heaters: unscrew retaining nut of the
thermal switch, fastened on the flange of the heating element, turn over
the thermal switch and press the button, located in the center of the
thermal switch, until it clicks, Fig. 16;
- if the button cannot be pressed and there is no clicking, then you should
wait until the thermal switch cools down to the initial temperature.
inner tank).
3. To ensure long reliable water heater operation, it is recommended to
regularly clean the internal tank and remove deposits on the electric
heating element of the water heater, as well as check condition (fully
decomposed or not) of the magnesium anode and, if necessary, replace it
with a new one in case of full decomposition.
Tank cleaning frequency depends on hardness of water located in this
territory. Cleaning must be performed by special maintenance services.
You can ask the seller for address of the nearest service center or find it on
the website www.timberk.com.
IMPORTANT!
The manufacturer provides an extended guarantee for particular
water heater components provided that timely and proper routine
maintenance is performed by specialists of an authorized service
center (see the guarantee card).
8. You can easily determine whether the appliance is heating water at a
particular moment or not. When water heating is active, the "HEATING"
indicator glows on the control panel. If this indicator is extinguished, water
heating is not performed.
9. To switch the working water heater off, turn the thermostat knob
counterclockwise up to the stop and set both switch keys on the control
panel to « » position. The water heater will stop operation. But if you do
not remove the plug from the receptacle at that, the "Timberk" indicator will
continue glowing on the control panel notifying you that the appliance is
still connected to the electric mains.
It is recommended to always disconnect the water heater from the electric
mains, if you do not plan to use the appliance for some time.
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10. TROUBLESHOOTING
Table 6
7. Bear in mind to check serviceability of the relief valve every 14 days 
inspection method:
- turn the discharge lever to the left up until you feel the change of thread,
then water must start flowing from the valve's hole. After checking the
water flow, return the lever to its initial position.
IMPORTANT!
If water doesn't flow, then the valve is damaged. In this case you
must not use the heater and it is recommended to call for a service
technician.
8. If necessary, wipe external surfaces of the heater by a damp cloth with
soap.
Possible malfunctions and troubleshooting methods
11. WIRING DIAGRAM
Fig.19
Switch  only for RS series
Indicator light  only for MS2/RS7 series
Switch
Temperature limiter Thermostat
Heating
indicator
light
Heater
6. To drain water from the internal tank properly, you need to use the
drain hole (only for RS2/MS2 line) (it is necessary to unscrew a plug,
covering the drain hole), water can also be drained through a composite
relief valve (Fig. 14) (unscrew the composite relief valve drain knob screw
and set the drain knob to the upper position, at that hot water tap must
be open, and cold water supply valve must be closed).
IMPORTANT!
If these actions had no positive result or the thermal switch turns
off repeatedly during a short period of time, then you should de-
energize the water heater, cut off water supply and contact your
local Timberk Authorized Service Center for a consult or repair of
the appliance.
IMPORTANT!
Never drain water if its temperature is over 50°C since it may result in
burns.
1. Temperature adjustment device is broken.
2. Temperature limiter was actuated or was
not switched on.
3. Temperature limiter is broken.
1. Water feed is cut off.
2. Water pressure is too low.
3. Water supply exhaust valve is closed.
Water temperature control system is
damaged.
Seal at the point of pipe connection is
broken.
Breaking of the internal tank (corrosion)Seal
at the point of the heating element
connection is broken.
1. Temperature adjustment device is broken.
2. Insufficient time for heating.
3. Heating element is broken.
Contact a repairer, TIMBERK service center.
Switch on the temperature switch following
instructions on its activation. (page 15)
Contact a repairer, TIMBERK service center.
1. Wait until water supply is restored.
2. Switch on the water heater again, when
normal water pressure restores.
Contact a repairer, TIMBERK service center.
Replace the joint seal.
Contact a repairer, TIMBERK service center.
1. Contact a repairer, TIMBERK service center.
2. Wait until water is heated.
3. Contact a repairer, TIMBERK service center.
Heating indicator light
doesn't light up, water is
not heated
Water doesn't flow from the
hot water discharge cock
Water temperature is too
high
Water leakage
Water flows from the
appliance's case
Heating indicator light
lights up but water is not
heated
FAILURE POSSIBLE CAUSES TROUBLESHOOTING METHOD

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12. DISPOSAL
The water heater should be disposed upon the end of life. You can obtain
detailed information on water heater disposal from a representative of
local authorities.
Timberk disclaims any liability for possible damage, directly or
indirectly caused by Timberk products to people, pets, property in case
if it occurred as a result of failure to observe rules and conditions of
operation, unit's installation, deliberate or careless actions of the
consumer or third parties.
The tank water heater is not intended to be used by children, old or
disabled people without supervision. Make sure to use the water
heater carefully, do not switch between modes abruptly, closely follow
recommendations, set forth in this operation manual. Children nearby
the fan heater must be supervised by adults and must never use the
unit playing games.
GUARANTEE CARD IS ENCLOSED IN THE PRODUCT PACKAGE
NOTE:
Technical and any other characteristics of the appliance can be revised.
Such changes may be introduced without warning and prior notice to
the consumers.
The manufacturer shall not be liable for changes in the appliance's
wiring diagram that may be implemented without notice to the
consumers.
IMPORTANT!
To ensure reliable operation and safe use of the water heater, prior
to the first activation check if it is correctly connected to 230V
alternating voltage mains. The water heater to be connected must
be securely connected to an earth circuit of your electric mains.

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1.  
     
   .
      
,   ,  
       
.       
,  ,  ,   
 .     
     .
     
   ,     
  .
    ,
   ,   
   ,  
.  ,   ,
    ,
  «»    . 
   , 
    .
     
       
,    , 
  ,    , 
-     
.
 !
    .   
  imberk   
  .    .
   imberk 
       
 .     
   , ,   
  .

 .....................................................................................
 ...........................................................................
 .............................................................................
 ...............................................................
 ..................................................................
 .......................................................................
 .........................................................................................
 ......................................................................
.......................................................................................
  .................................................
 ......................................................................
   ...............................
   ................................................
 (  )......................................
 .............................................................
................................................................................................
 .........................................................................
 ...................................................................
  ..............................................
.......................................................................................................
  ..................................................................
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2.  
  ,   
 .    
     
      ,  
   .
1.       
  , ,    
 .    ,   
  .
2.   ,    
,   ,    
      .
      
    .
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3.      230/50. 
      
.
4.       ,  
   ,   
      
 .
5.   ,    
      
 .
6.    ,   .
7.        .
8.     
,      ,   .
9.       
 .
10.      
      .
       
    .
11.       
       .
12.      ,
      
   ,
 .
13.       
       
   .
14.      
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 75 ,     
        .
    
  .
15.   ,  ,  
   .
16.      
 .       
     
!
17.      
  .
18.     
 , 
.      
   .
19.      
( )   ,  
 ,  
  ,        
      ,
   . , , 
    .
3.  
1.   :  
,     .
2.    3D Logic®:
DROP Defense        
 ( ).
SHOCK Defense       (
    ).
HOT Defense      ( 
 ).
      
3.      
  : , ,  
 .
4.  NON CFC  
:   ,  
     
.
5.  :    
 .
6.       
   SUS 304    1,2 .
7.        
.
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
/





 






 
 ,

 30 
 -

 
230 230 230
8,7 8,7 8,7
2000 2000 2000
50 80 100
0,7 0,7 0,7
IP4 IP4 IP4
230
30
2000
8,7
IP4
Ø345×606
7
0,7
18 38 57 71
Ø345×865 Ø410×945 Ø410×1100
 E.
. SWH RS1 30 V SWH RS1 50 V SWH RS1 80 V SWH RS1 100 V
8,93 13,5 14,7


-
.


230
30
2000
8,7
IP4
Ø345×606
7
230 230
8,7 8,7
2000 2000
50 80
0,7 0,7 0,7
IP4 IP4
18 38 57
Ø345×865 Ø410×945
SWH RS2 30 HSWH RS2 50 HSWH RS2 80 H
8,93 13,5
      1.
 
 
 1
230
5,2
1200
10
0,7
IP4
10  25º
Ø220×430
SWH MS2 10 H
3,8
!
    
    
  .    
      
   .
    MS2 ( )
 . 1    2.
 2
 MS2

232

220

470
D
100
E
147.5
, 
10. 1
A
B
C
D
E
230
8,7
2000
0,7
IP4
SWH RS7 30 V SWH RS7 40 V SWH RS7 50 V
230
8,7
2000
0,7
IP4
230
8,7
2000
0,7
IP4
17
30 40 50
23
9,4
33
11,6
43
13,6
Ø290×750
Ø290×950
Ø290×1160

/









 -I I II I I I I I I I
372,3 430,7 532,9 613,2 372,3 430,7 532,9 365,0 365,0 386,9 423,4
1,53 1,72 1,07 1,23 1,53 0,88 1,00 1,06 1,16
1,07 1,23
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. 5
 RS2 (.5)
123
4
56
7
8101112 9
1 -    
2 -  
3 -  
4 -  
5 -  
6 -    
7 -    
8 -    
9 -  
10 -    
11 -    
12 -   
    RS1 ( )
 . 2    3.
 3
    RS2 ( )
 . 3    4.
 4
 RS1
 RS2


608
614


624
356


180
180
D
D
343
343
E
E
8
8
F
F
122,5
178
848
864
864
356
310
310
343
343
8
8
122,5
178
858
890
1003
1058
874
426
1020
426
425
425
570
570
411
411
411
411
8
8
8
8
158,5
213,5
158,5
213,5
, 
, 
30
30
50
50
80
80
100
100
4.  
. 2
. 3
A B
C
D
F100
E
C
A
E
B
D
F
A B
C
D
F100
E
. 4
    RS7 ( )
 . 4    5.
 5
 RS7

750

758

320
D
298
E
14
F
77,5
950 958 450 298 14 77,5
1160 1168 600 298 14 77,5
, 
30
40
50
18
100
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
 RS1/RS7 (.7)
1 -    
2 -  
3 -  
4 -    
5 -    
6 -  
7 -  
8 -    
9 -   
10 -    
11 -  
. 7
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11 6.  

1.     
 
2. ,    
,  ,  ,  
,   ,   
    .   
       
   .
3.     , 
    ,    
     .   
      
       
 .
5.  
1.  - 1 .
2.   - 2 .*
3.   - 1 .**
4.   - 1 .
5.   -1 .
6.    -1 .
7.   - 1 .
8.  - 1 .
* -   RS1, RS2, RS7
** -   MS2
. 6
1
2 3 5
6
78
9
4
 S2 (.6)
1 -    
2 -  
3 -  
4 -  
5 -    
6 -    
7 -    
8 -  
9 -    
10 -  
11 -  
19
11
10
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. 8
  
      
  . 8.
1 -      **
2 -  
3 -   
4 -     *
5 -  *
6 -   *
7 -    
8 -  
  
     
   . 9.
. 9
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RS1/RS7


RS1/RS7


!
     
    ,    . 5, 6, 7
( RS1/RS7 -   , RS2/MS2 - 
).     
     
     
 ,     
   .
1 -      **
2 -  
3 -     *
4 - *
5 -  *
6 -     *
7 -  
8 -   
9 -  
10 -  -    (  RS2)
11 -    *
12 -  
*     
**             
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