To ensure your safety when using, WebTech360 recommends that you check the ELCB against the shock of the machine before using.
Step 1: Turn on the power switch to the water heater.
Step 2: Check the anti-shock ELCB:
- Press the " TEST " button , the anti-shock ELCB will jump and disconnect the power, all display lights will turn off.
- Press the " RESET " button , the kettle will resume normal operation, the green indicator light will turn on
If the above checks are to be desired, then the anti-shock ELCB is working normally.
Step 3: You open the valve to lead water into the device and open the lock valve of the device, water will flow out of the shower.
Step 4 : Turn the temperature control knob to ON; The red indicator light (HEATER) will light up, hot water will come out in the shower after a few seconds. Turn the knob clockwise to adjust the water temperature gradually.
Step 5 : In the case the water is too cold, or the water pressure entering the machine is too high and quickly makes the water temperature not hot enough, even when the maximum temperature is selected. At that time, the lock valve can be adjusted to reduce the rate of water entering the kettle, to achieve the desired temperature.
1. Temperature adjustment knob - ON / OFF the machine:
The knob is used to adjust the ON / OFF of the machine, just used to adjust the temperature up and down. To increase the temperature, turn the button clockwise.
2. Lock valve
This is a valve that regulates the water flow to the shower of the machine.
3. The function of the indicator light on the machine
+ Power indicator: The machine is operating (ON)
+ ELCB lamp: ELCB anti-shock function of the machine is working.
4. Adjustment button on shower
Not only can the temperature of the water be adjusted, but you can also adjust the shower's water spray mode, giving you a variety of shower modes, depending on the needs of each person. In addition, the height and direction of the shower mount can be adjusted by turning the rack knob to the adjusted position.
This advanced shower has 5 different spray modes. With so many hot water spray modes, you can unleash your choice:
1. Standard spray mode: Normal water spraying mode of the machine
2. Gentle spray mode: Gently cares for your skin, suitable for bathing young children.
3. Strong water spray and each beat: Clean bath with strong water spray.
4. Combination spray mode: Give you a very comfortable bath water flow
5. Massage spray mode: Massage the whole body, bring incredible comfort.
5. ELCB - anti-shock button of the machine
Shorting is one of the things that almost everyone is worried about when choosing to buy a water heater. Knowing that need, Electrolux has designed more for its products to function against ELCB shock. This function helps to minimize short-circuit breakdown inside the machine
ELCB is a device that supports electric shock prevention, safety protection for users, not only that, it can also prevent fire from happening to the electrical network. ELCB operates by a mechanism when it detects a leakage current, the machine will automatically disconnect the entire power supply to avoid unfortunate cases.
To check the anti-shock ELCB device, first press the TEST button, the anti-shock ELCB will operate and disconnect the power, all the display lights of the machine will also be turned off. Then you press the RESET button, the machine will operate normally, and the green indicator light will come on.
If the above checks are to be desired, the anti-shock ELCB is working normally
+ Remember to disconnect the power supply after bathing.
+ Should adjust the water flow when the water temperature is high to reach the desired temperature.
With the above instructions, GREEN ELECTRIC hopes to bring you lots of useful information. To share your questions and experiences with the comment lines below.
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