To turn off, slide the control knob (15) as far as it will go to the left to symbol • . This cuts off the gas
supply and extingl.!ishes the pilot flame. Check through the monitoring window that the pilot flame has gone
out.
Wait 3 minutes before attempting to relight the pilot flame if the gas supply to the water heater has been cut-
off, or if the control has been set to off. or if the pilot flame has blown out.
As the water heater is directly connected with the outside atmosphere attention should be paid to the danger
of freezing.
(1)
In frosty weather the risk of freezing can be avoided if the pilot flame is kept alight.
(2)
In the case of severe frost or when the house isunoccupied for an extened period the water should be
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drained from the appliance. Consult your local Service Engineer.
It is recommended that the cover be wiped regularly with a cloth dampened with hot soapy water and then
polished with a dry cloth. Do not use abrasive powders or strong detergent for cleaning as they will scratch or
damage the painted surface.
To ensure a long life and trouble free operation the water heater should be serviced on a yearly basis by a
competant person. Your local Gas supplier or a recognised CORGI installer will advise you on a regular
.servicing plan.
I. SAFETY
1. To allow for safety and servicing your installer will have provided clearance space on all sides of the
appliance. Do not use this space for storage or hang any article on the appliance.
2. If the appliance has been installed in a cupboard or separate compartment do not use for storage or
obstruct any purpose provided ventilation.
3. If a gas leak or fault is suspected, turn off the appliance and consult your installer or Service Engineer.
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