VEGAS SPA SOLUTIONS VEGAS-24 User manual

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Gas water heater instructions
VEGAS SPA SOLUTIONS
VEGAS-24 VEGAS-36

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Contents
Security.....................................................................................................................................................3
Specifications............................................................................................................................................3
User manual .............................................................................................................................................4
Precautions...............................................................................................................................................6
Anti-freezing………………….……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………6
Maintaining the furnace…............…………………………………….………………………………………………………………..6
Troubleshooting…………………..……………………………………………………………………………………………..……………..6
CAUTION!!!
Using the stove without a pre-filter may damage the stove and void
the warranty !!!

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SECURITY
• Incorrect handling endangers the user and other people and can lead
to material damage.
• Read these instructions carefully
• Perform those activities that are described in these operating
instructions.
• Any use other than that intended is forbidden.
• Never remove, bridge or block any safety devices.
• Do not tamper with the safety devices.
• Do not make any changes: - to the product - to the gas, combustion air
and water supply pipes - to the entire flue gas system - to the safety
valve - to the drain pipes - to building parts that may affect the
operational safety of the product
• The temperature of the water flowing from the taps may reach approx.
60 ° C. Be careful not to burn yourself when using the product.
• Do not install gas water heater near flammable and explosive items
TECHNICAL DATA OF THE GAS WATER HEATER
Heat Output
24kW
36kW
Gas Consumption LPG
1.3-1.5 kg/h
1.8-2.0 kg/h
Water Pressure
min 0.015bar max 8 bar
min 0.015bar max 8 bar
Gas pressure
LPG-26m bar-30m bar
LPG-26m bar-30m bar
Water Connection
½
½ cala
Gas Connection
9,5mm
9,5 mm

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DRAWING DESCRIPTION A
1. Gas regulator knob
2. Gas power switch
3. Water flow regulator knob
4. Water temperature display
DRAWING DESCRIPTION B
1. Power on / off switch
2. Gas connection
3. Hot water outlet
4. Cold water outlet
5. Place for R20 / LR20 1.5V battery
DRAWING DESCRIPTION C
1. Correct insertion of R20 1.5V battery

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CAUTION!!!
Using the gas water heater without a pre-filter may
damage the stove and void the warranty !!!
USER MANUAL
STOVE INSTALLATION LOCATION
1. It is always recommended to install the gas heater outdoors.
2. Consult an authorized technician for installation
3. The air heater requires a large amount of fresh air for efficient operation. Fixed fans or air
inlets near the heater should never be obstructed or blocked.
4. The burner inspection window should be 1.4 to 1.5 meters above the ground.
ASSEMBLY
1. Drill two holes in the wall, tighten the screws and install the heater
2. Make sure gas and water connection pipes are free from dirt and thoroughly clean
3. Connect gas line, water inlet and outlet connections
4. Place two R20 dry batteries in the battery compartment (fig. B no. 5)
5. Make sure there is no gas leakage before starting
STARTING THE STOVE
1. Insert new batteries with the polarity (+) and (-) indicated on the battery holder. All two
batteries must be installed as described, as incorrect installation of the batteries will prevent
the stove from starting.
2. Press the on / off button (fig. B 1)
3. After installing the battery and pressing the on / off button, the stove does not start (the
stove does not light up, i.e. it is ok - the stove starts only under water pressure)
4. While heating the hot tub / jacuzzi / swimming pool, the water adjustment knob must be at
the minimum position (i.e. the maximum water flow through the stove)
5. Gas regulator knob: Turn the gas knob clockwise to increase the gas supply, anti-clockwise
to decrease the gas supply to the main burner.
SWITCHING OFF THE STOVE
1. Turn off the gas supply
2. Press the stove switch down

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PRECAUTIONS
1. To prevent gas leakage, always close the main gas supply valve
2. Do not put any flammable items on top of the water heater.
3. If you notice the smell of a gas leak, shut off the gas immediately. Do not turn on / off any
electrical device. Call a qualified service technician
4. Avoid touching the burner inspection window while the heater is on.
5. Check gas pipe regularly for aging cracks etc. as this may cause gas leakage.
PREVENTION OF FREEZING
In winter, if the water temperature drops below 4C, drain the gas water heater completely through the
drain valve to avoid damaging the stove.
Do not allow the water to freeze in the furnace !!!!
If the water heater does not require longer use, please:
-Drain the water from the gas heater drain valve
-Remove the batteries from the battery boxes
MAINTENANCE
• Clean the inlet filter regularly (fig. B 4)
• The heater should be checked for safe operation annually, regardless of frequency of use. This
primarily applies to the correct combustion of the main burner.
• Maintenance should be performed by a qualified and authorized technician.
• If the heater is installed in an area with hard water, the following situations may occur over time. A
decrease in the temperature of the hot water or a decrease in the flow of hot water This is due to the
formation of scale. As limescale formation is proportional to the leaving water temperature to reduce
limescale build-up, it is advisable to use the water and gas control knob to obtain the desired water
temperature instead of mixing cold water with hot water.
TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
• Failed ignition - The main gas and / or cold water cock is open Open the main gas and / or cold
water cock
• The ignition of the device does not work. The batteries are exhausted, have been installed
incorrectly, or the power switch is in the OFF position. Reposition the batteries and reinsert / replace.
Turn the device ON
• The control flame ignites slowly / hardly. The batteries have run out. Replace the batteries.
• The water is not warm enough, no flame. Gas supply dynamic pressure too low. Check the dynamic
pressure in the gas connection.
• The flame goes out while the device is in operation. The temperature limiter on the heater has
tripped or the strainer is clogged (Fig. B4), resulting in a drop in water pressure. Wait 10 minutes,
then turn the device on again.
• Water flow too low. Inadequate setting of the flow rate on the controller. Check and adjust

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