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water from the safety valve is normal.
• Drain water from the drum by set-
ting the safety valve latch to upright
position. To check the operation of
the safety valve, it is recommended
to set the latch to the upright po-
sition once a month to see if water
flows out.
• If water has been drained through
the safety valve, do not operate the
system until water comes from the
hot water tap.
• To get the optimum performance
from your electrical water heater
all the time, the limescale that may
form on the resistance due to the
hardness of the mains water and
high temperatures should be remo-
ved by the Authorised Service.
Recommendations on
Energy Saving
• To get a better performance from
your product, the heating element
(resistance) should be cleaned and
the anti-corrosive magnesium rod
should be replaced every 2 years.
Cleaning and replacement should
certainly be performed by an autho-
rized service.
• Anode and heater should be check
annually in regions with higher water
hardness.
Customer's Elective
Rights
Thecustomer,incasetheproductisfound
defective as per the terms of Protection
of the Consumers Act, No 6502, even
though the defect occurs in a later time,
have the following rights for two years as
from the date of delivery to the customer:
1. Return the sold produ-
ct and cancel the agreement,
2. 2. Keep the sold product and
request a discount on the sales
price in proportion to the defe-
ct, (one of these elective rights
can be used against the Seller)
3. Unless an excessive cost is requ-
ired, request a free-of-char-
ge repair of the product, with
all costs belong to the Seller,
4. If it is possible, to replace the
product with an equivalent one
free-of-defect (one of these elec-
tive rights can be used against the
Seller, manufacturer or importer).
If the free-of-charge repair or repla-
cement with an equivalent product
free-of-defects will cause a dispropor-
tional drawback for the seller, then the
consumer can use his/her right to cancel
the agreement and request a discount on
sales price in proportion to the defect.
The customer can file his complaints
and rejections at Consumer Courts and
Consumer Arbitration Committees.