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Page 3 - Voltages and Wattages; Choosing the Correct Heating Element; BETTER: Low Watt Density Element; Universal Flange

4 5 1. Element Flange Style Water heater elements are offered in several styles. Since the development of the modern water heater, manufacturers have used various methods of installing elements in their water heaters. There are still many of these older units in operation today that have the older s...

Page 4 - Thermostat Settings; Thermostats; Double Element Water Heaters; Operation Cycle of Double Element Water Heaters; Evidence of Dry-Firing; Dry-Fired Elements; Exhibit A; Element Removal; Apcom Style

6 7 Thermostat Settings All residential thermostats are factory preset at 120°. This is a safe, energy- efficient setting. If a higher or lower setting is desired or required, the thermostat dial may be turned to the new setting. A flat head screwdriver may be needed to turn the dial. Use caution wh...

Page 5 - Double Element Thermostats; Double Element Thermostat Wiring

8 9 Double Element Thermostats High limit control Connects to both elements (2 wires) Adjustable temperature control Adjustable temperature control Reset button Jumper connects HLC to thermostat NOT USED FOR WIRING Upper thermostat Connects to upper element Connects to lower element Lower thermostat...

Page 6 - Element Testing; Lower Thermostat Testing; Single Element Thermostat; Single Element Thermostat Wiring; for Single element heater; Testing Elements and Thermostats

Can be used as 120v by bypassing screws on right side Standard 120v single element Standard 240v single element Standard 120v single element Standard 240v single element Therm-O-Disc Style 10 11 Element Testing Be sure the power is off. Disconnect the two wires from the element. Attach or touch the ...

Page 7 - Dielectric Heat Traps; Drain Pans, Dielectric Nipples; Anode Rod: Corrosion Protection; Water Heater Drain Pans; Dielectric Nipples

12 13 Dielectric Heat Traps A heat trap is an energy savings device for connecting a water heater to the inlet and outlet water pipes. It is an alternative to the dielectric nipple.A water heater is typically responsible for about 20% of a homeowner’s utility bill. A water heater can waste up to 15%...

Page 8 - Water Heater Elements; Frequently Asked Questions; Water Heater Thermostats; Other Miscellaneous Questions

14 15 Water Heater Elements Q: I don’t have hot water. How do I determine what is wrong? A: Check the breaker or fuse box for a blown fuse or tripped breaker. If this is not the problem, shut off the power to the water heater. (IMPORTANT!) The problem may be caused by a defective or shorted element(...

Page 9 - Troubleshooting Guide

16 17 Condition Cause Remedy No hot water No power Check fuses/circuit breaker; replace/reset Loose wiring connection Locate, clean carefully, reconnect properly Lightning Inspect/replace fuse, heater elements and thermostat High voltage Check utility for correction Short Locate short circuit and co...

Page 10 - Speciality Items; Professional Element Socket; to drain; NO NEED

18 Speciality Items Professional Element Socket For Electric Water Heaters Chrome Plated Element Socket fits standard 1/2" socket drive to make easy work of replacing screw-in water heater elements. 09951 Plumber’s Packs Therm-O-Disc and Apcom Water Heater Repair Kits All the parts needed to rep...

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