Zenith Autoboil Series Installation And Operating Instructions Manual

Zenith
Brand
Zenith
Model
Autoboil Series
Category
Sanitary ware
Type
Installation And Operating Instructions Manual

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Zenith Autoboil
303652 Zenith Autoboil 3 Litre White
303651 Zenith Autoboil 3 Litre Stainless Steel
305652 Zenith Autoboil 5 Litre White
305651 Zenith Autoboil 5 Litre Stainless Steel
307652 Zenith Autoboil 7.5 Litre White
307651 Zenith Autoboil 7.5 Litre Stainless Steel
™
Installation and Operating Instructions
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Contents
Read These Warnings First ..................................................................................................................................3
Installation Requirements .....................................................................................................................................3
Installation Procedures .........................................................................................................................................4
Step 1 – Positioning .........................................................................................................................4
Step 2 – Fastening ..........................................................................................................................4
Step 3 – Connecting ........................................................................................................................5
3.1 Plumbing .........................................................................................................................5
3.2 Venting ...........................................................................................................................5
3.3 Electrical .........................................................................................................................6
Step 4 – Installing Filter Guide ........................................................................................................6
Step 5 – Installing Tap ....................................................................................................................6
Step 6 – Installing Filter .................................................................................................................. 7
Step 7 – Commissioning - Filter Flush & Calibrate ........................................................................7
Menu Operation ...................................................................................................................................................9
Wall Mounting Template Dimensions ................................................................................................................17
Spare Parts ..........................................................................................................................................................18
Exploded View Diagram ....................................................................................................................................... 19
Problem Solving ...................................................................................................................................................20
Earthing Continuity Verification ............................................................................................................................21
Operating Procedures ..........................................................................................................................................21
Filter Replacement ...............................................................................................................................................22
Cleaning ...............................................................................................................................................................23
End of Life Disposal .............................................................................................................................................23
Contact Details ..................................................................................................................................................... 24
Note:
All plumbing must comply with the relevant parts of AS/NZS 3500
All electrical must comply with the relevant parts of AS/NZS 60335/3000
This appliance is not intended for use by persons
(including children) with reduced physical, sen-
sory or mental capabilities, or lack of experience
and knowledge, unless they have been given
supervision or instruction concerning use of the
appliance by a person responsible for their safety.
For products sold in Europe, this appliance can be
used by children aged from 8 years and above and
persons with reduced physical, sensory or mental
capabilities or lack of experience and knowledge
if they have been given supervision or instruction
concerning use of the appliance in a safe way and
understand the hazards involved. Children should
be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the
appliance. Cleaning and user maintenance shall not
be made by children without supervision.
This appliance is intended to be used in household
and similar applications such as
- Staff kitchen areas in shops, ofces and other work-
ing environments;
- Farm houses and by clients in hotels, motels and
other residential type environments;
- Bed and breakfast type environments;
- Catering and similar non-retail applications.
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Read These Warnings First
Please read all installation requirements, installation procedures and
precautions before installing any Zenith Autoboil instant boiling water
heater.
Never attempt to install any Zenith Autoboil instant boiling water heater
without reading all of the applicable instructions.
In some hard water areas where mineral scale accumulation in the boiling
chamber of the Zenith Autoboil may become a problem, consideration
should be given to the maintenance required. A suitable form of water
treatment may be necessary.
The cold water supply to this appliance must be potable and fall within your
local authority’s guidelines.
All plumbing connections must be made in accordance with local
regulations.
The Zenith Autoboil instant boiling water heater is not intended for use by
young children or infirm people without supervision.
Young children should be prevented from having access to ensure that they
are not able to use or play with the heater.
This appliance must be earthed. If the power supply cord is damaged it
must be replaced by a Zenith authorised agent or a qualified electrician.
Do not remove the cover of the heater under any circumstances without first
isolating the heater from the power supply.
Do not use strong, corrosive or abrasive cleaners to clean the case of the
heater.
Frost protection: If this heater is located where ambient air temperature
could fall below 5ºC when the heater is not in use, do not turn off the
appliance electrically. This safeguide does not offer the same protection to
the connecting pipework and fittings.
The ambient temperatures this unit must operate within is 5ºC - 50ºC.
This heater is intended only for indoor use and should never be installed
outdoors or be exposed to the elements of nature.
This unit must not be positioned in an area that may be cleaned by a water
jet. This unit must not be cleaned by a water jet.
Before installing, ensure that the following are available:
a) Sufficient space to position the heater so there is at least 100 mm
clearance above the heater for service access, 150 mm to its left and
20 mm to its right – the tap outlet must be positioned at least
300 mm above a draining board or drip tray.
b) Standard 220- 240 volt power cable positioned as shown on the paper
mounting template for connection from the rear of the heater to the
terminal block within the heater, OR a standard 10 amp 220- 240 volt
power outlet on the wall within 1500 mm of the heater. This switch must
provide all-pole disconnection and a contact separation of at least 3 mm
installed in accordance with wiring rules, see Step 3 - 3.3).
c) Cold water supply with a minimum working pressure of 70 kPa and a
maximum working pressure of 700 kPa connected via an isolation valve.
d) Outlet drainage to a sink draining board or to a drip tray.
Installation Requirements
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e) Access to drainage from a vent situated at the base of the heater.
f) If the water pressure is likely to exceed 700 kPa, a 350 kPa pressure
reducing valve must be installed in the cold water supply line.
f) In all installation instances the walls of the heater must be vertical and
the base horizontal, there can be no exceptions to this rule.
Before You Begin
Refer to the mounting-hole template on page 17.
Read the installation and operating instructions completely.
Decide whether to install with concealed or exposed plumbing and/or
electrical connections. Concealed connections are preferred for superior
appearance.
Step 1 – Positioning
Position the heater so the tap will drain on to a draining board or drip tray.
Position the base of the tap to be not less than 300 mm above the
draining board (height should be increased only if essential for filling larger
vessels).
Provide clearance for service access of not less than 100 mm top, 150 mm
left, 20 mm right.
Mark corner positions for the heater on the wall so as to position the paper
mounting-hole template.
Step 2 – Fastening
Position mounting-hole template on wall and drill holes where shown.
Remove cover fastening screws from heater and lift whole cover off heater.
Remove filter guide as shown in picture above.
Install plumbing and wiring and prepare pipe ends and wiring ends as
shown.
Screw heater chassis to the wall using screws or bolts suited to the wall.
Screws or bolts must be capable of supporting the heater weight when
filled.
Installation Procedures
COLD
INLET
VENT
OUTLET
INLET
POSITION
VENT
POSITION
Approximate Weight When Filled
100 mm
minimum
clearance
20 mm
minimum
clearance
from right
edge to wall
300 mm
150 mm
3.0 Litre models 12.5 kg
5.0 Litre models 16.5 kg
7.5 Litre models 20.5 kg
Installation Requirements
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Concealed
Vent
Concealed
Inlet
45 mm
Step 3 – Connecting
THE FOLLOWING PROCEDURE IS TO BE DONE BY AN AUTHORISED
INSTALLER ONLY.
3.1 Plumbing
For exposed plumbing connection, connect the cold water inlet pipe from the
base of the heater directly to the 12.7 mm compression fittings.
For concealed plumbing connections, connect the cold water pipe through
the rear of the chassis using a 12.7 mm capillary elbow (# 63 Swivel
Elbows).
Cold water pipes must be flushed before connection to the inlet. Any
clogging due to sediment or fines will adversely affect the operation of the
heater.
It is recommended that the heater be installed with a stop cock which allows
it to be isolated from the mains supply for servicing.
Water pressure requirements:
Minimum - 70 kPa maximum - 700 kPa.
3.2 Venting
A vent at the base of the heater must be plumbed to a safe visible location
as, under certain conditions, it may discharge cold or boiling water and/or
steam.
For exposed vent plumbing, connect vent outlet from the base of heater to
a 12.7 mm pipe which has a continuous fall, is no more than 3 metres long,
has no more than 3 right angle bends, and visibly discharges to a waste
water drain.
Alternatively attach a tundish to the wall as shown and plumb away to
waste.
Note: when routing the plumbing for the vent / tundish installed and mains
inlet line, ensure you do not obstruct filter access for filter replacement.
1
2
Remove Filter Guard
Visible Tundish
Vent line
Installation Procedures
Warning: If pressure is likely
to exceed 700 kPa, a pressure
limiting valve must be installed
in the cold water supply line.
Zenith recommends a valve
rated at 350 kPa for this appli-
cation.
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This unit is designed for connection to a 220-240 volt AC
power supply via either a concealed electrical connection or
an exposed electrical connection.
For an exposed electrical connection, the pre-fitted flex
and plug cable is plugged into the PCB as shown. Use a
standard 10 amp, 220-240 volt power outlet within 1500
mm from the heater with adequate power for the unit.
For a concealed electrical connection, disconnect the
pre-fitted flex and plug cable at the PCB connector and
discard. Connect the Live (Active) and Neutral wires of the
concealed power cable through the rear access opening to
the green terminal block on the PCB. Crimp a 6.3 mm QC
female spade connector to the earth wire of the concealed
power cable and attach to the chassis earth male terminal.
For a concealed electrical connection, an isolation switch
should be installed.
Check that the earth is connected through the PCB to the
chassis with an ohm meter.
Step 4 – Installing Filter Guide
Assemble the lter guide provided with the unit, make sure it is locked in position, then put the cover back on.
1. Push the lter guide upwards 2. Rotate clockwise until locked
Thread Tape
2. Before installing the tap, ensure sufcient
thread tape is applied to the thread.
1. After the lter guide is installed, t the cover to the
unit and x with screws top and bottom.
Step 5 – Installing Tap
Installation Procedures
Warning: Do not connect both options. It is essential that the flex and plug cable is removed
from the PCB if the concealed connection is used. Otherwise the GPO plug will become live.
3.3 Electrical
Warning: Do not turn on the power until instructed. Water must first be available from the tap
outlet to prevent damage.
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1. Insert the lter
To install a lter, insert the lter into the base of the unit as shown and turn 90° until a click or stop point is reached, see
images below. There should be approximately 20mm of the lter protuding when installed.
3. After the cover is tted, turn the tap fully clockwise to
the end stop and stopped at upright position.
4. Use the spanner supplied to tighten the lock nut
anti-clockwise.
2. Turn the lter through 90° until
fully engaged
20mm
Lock nut
Step 6 – Installing Filter
NOTE: For safe operation, the filter cartridge should be replaced every 6-12 months, or earlier if you notice a
persistent reduction in water pressure from the appliance or an unpleasant taste or odour in the water. Refer to
Filter Replacement section on page 21 for instructions of changing lter.
Installation Procedures
Step 7 – Commissioning - Filter Flush & Calibrate
Fig.1
Warning: Do not turn on the power until instructed.
Water must first be available from the tap outlet to
prevent damage.
1. The filter flush valve switch is located on the left side of the
unit. Check that it is in the correct position to perform a filter
flush. Rotate the filter flush switch (either way) to point down
to the “FILTER FLUSH” position, as shown in Fig.1.
2. Turn on the mains water. Allow at least 5 litres of water to
flush through the filter. Make sure there is water flowing from
Rotate lter switch
to FILTER FLUSH
FILTER FLUSH
FILTERED
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Fig.2
Depress
Inlet water
temp
15°C 10°C
3.0 Litre models 16 min 17 min
5.0 Litre models 16 min 17 min
7.5 Litre models 23 min 24 min
the vent outlet (i.e. the valve setting is correct). Water should not flow
into the tank.
3. Once the filter flush is complete, rotate the filter valve switch 180°
(either way) to point up to the “FILTERED” position (Fig.2).
4. Open the tap (push the lever backwards) into the locked open
position (Fig.2) and allow the tank to fill until water flows from the tap
outlet.
5. Once the water is available from the tap, turn off the mains water and
close the tap outlet.
6. Turn on the power to the unit (water must be in the tank).
7. Touch the white circle next to the left of the [Tick] to “Continue”
For screen operation, see the section on “Menu Operation”.
8. Boiling Calibration will commence. It will take several minutes for the
water to boil.
Calibrating Completed
9. When it completes (as prompted), turn on the mains water supply.
10. Select to
Continue
11. The home screen will be shown (see section 2.1).
12. The tank will fill and heat. It will take the initial times shown in the
table to reach the final state.
Installation Procedures
Rotate switch to
FILTERED
FILTER FLUSH
FILTERED
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The Autoboil uses a display and button menu system for
setup and operation adjustment.
The display does not have a touch screen feature. The side
buttons are used to navigate, perform selections and modify
values.
The icon changes according to the button action. A button
has no function when no icon is shown.
Menu Operation
1. Understanding Icons and Buttons
Move to the next item able to be highlighted.
Move to the previous item able to be highlighted.
Confirm menu selection.
Move to the previous menu.
Perform one of 3 functions:
1. Move to the menu titled by the highlighted item.
2. Select the currently highlighted item to adjust it.
3. Confirm the value of a selected item.
Increment the item selected.
Decrement the item selected.
2. Home Screen Content
2.1 Normal Mode
Button 2 shows faults information.
Button 3 shows more information about the lter life.
Fault Indication:
There are no current faults.
Shown red, there are current faults.
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Using to navigate to the lter life settings
menu.
Button 4 will show more information about the sleep
mode settings.
Using to navigate to the sleep mode settings
menu.
Filter Indication:
Days remaining of lter life.
Shown red, lter needs replacement.
Sleep Mode Indication:
Unit will enter sleep mode at the time shown.
Unit will enter sleep mode when it is dark.
All sleep saving modes are disabled.
2.2 Sleep Mode
Trigger Indication:
Unit will exit sleep mode at the time shown.
Unit will exit sleep mode when ambient light returns to normal (bright room).
Menu Operation
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3. Settings Menu
Select on the home screen to navigate to the main menu.
Choose
Settings
and select
Choose an option and select
2.3 Sleep Override Mode
Awake time remaining:
Unit will return back to sleep mode after this time.
Main Menu Settings Menu
Menu Operation
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3.1 Settings - Date/Time
From the settings menu choose
Settings
and select
Navigating using and
Perform a selection or confirm an adjusted value using
Adjust the date/time values using and
Note: Time can be in 12hr or 24hr mode.
To set up time choose a selection, then
Adjust value by using and then to conrm.
Follow similar steps to set up date.
From the settings menu choose
Settings
and
select and to adjust boiling point.
Confirm using and return to the previous menu.
3.2 Settings - Temperature
Note: Setting the temperature above 98°C may require
boiling calibration to prevent excessive steam release
or high energy usage (see section 4.2).
3.3 Settings - Sleep Modes
From the settings menu choose
Sleep Modes
and select
Choose
Sleep Trigger
and select , and
to select the trigger for the unit to enter its sleep mode.
Conrm using and return to the previous menu.
Disabled
the unit will not enter its sleep mode.
the unit will use the on/off timer set-
tings to enter and exit its sleep mode.
the unit will enter its sleep mode when
darkness is detected and will exit its
sleep mode when the ambient light
returns to a normal level (bright room).
Timer
Ambient Light
Choose
Sleep Action
and select and
to select the heating mode action when the unit is in its
sleep mode. Conrm using and return to the previous
menu.
3.3.2 Sleep Action
3.3.1 Sleep Trigger
Menu Operation
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68°C
While the unit is in its sleep mode the
set point of the water will be reduced
to 68°C.
While the unit is in its sleep mode no
heating of the water will occur.
Off
Choose
Timer Settings
and select and
to select the trigger for the unit to enter its sleep mode.
Conrm using and return to the previous menu.
Everyday
Adjust on/off timer settings for all 7 days
simultaneously.
Adjust on/off timer settings for all 5
weekdays simultaneously.
Adjust on/off timer settings for the 2
weekend days simultaneously.
Adjust on/off timer settings for the 7
days separately.
Weekdays
Weekends
Individual Days
3.3.3 Timer Settings
►Individual Days Settings
Choose item and adjust value, then to confirm.
3.4 Settings - Filter
From the settings menu choose
Filter
and select
3.4.1 Internal / External Filters
Choose
Internal
or
External
and select
Choose one of the following options and select
Note: There is a similar set of menus for both internal
and external lters.
Menu Operation
► Saving changes
to exit the timer settings menu. A confirmation menu will
be shown.
Choose
Continue
to save changes and to
confirm. Choose
Cancel
to discard changes
and to confirm.
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This allows modication of lter life and usage parameters.
Filter Life – Options are:
► Disabled (no lter replacement reminder will be shown on
home screen)
► 1-14 months (Default 12 months)
Filter Usage – Automatically increments daily. This is reset to
“0 Days” when a lter reset is performed. Can be adjusted if a
partially used lter is inserted.
The days remaining of the lter shown on this menu and on
the home screen are based on these 2 parameters.
This action will reset the lter usage counter. A reminder is
shown to ush the new lter before doing this (see page 21 -
Filter Replacement).
Select to continue after ushing.
Choose
Continue
and select to reset
the lter usage counter.
The log shows the dates that the lter usage counter was reset
and the “days used” before the reset was performed.
Use and to scroll through the log history.
3.4.2 Filter Life / Usage
3.4.3 Replace Filter
3.4.2 Filter Log
Select on the home screen to navigate to the main menu.
Choose
Install
and select
4. Install Menu
Menu Operation
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4.1 Install - Light Calibration
From the install menu choose
Continue
and
select
Before continuing ensure the unit is in its normal typical light
environment and the front panel is not covered.
Select to perform the calibration. It will complete after 6
seconds.
Select to continue.
4.2 Install - Boiling Calibration
This automatically corrects for boiling point differences at
each installation site. The unit was calibrated by the installer
at installation; however the installation environment may have
changed requiring recalibration of the boiling point.
Incorrect boiling calibration points may cause excessive
steam vent releases, or increased energy usage.
Boiling calibration is recommended when the temperature
setting is close to 100°C (section 3.2).
From the install menu choose
Continue
and
select
The unit will heat the water for boiling calibration. This
may take several minutes depending on the initial water
temperature. When it completes the screen will automatically
return to the install screen.
4.3 Install - Power Cycle
From the install menu choose
Power Cycle
and
select
This will turn the unit briey off then on (restart). All custom
settings will be retained.
Choose
Continue
and select to perform
the power cycle.
Menu Operation
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5.1 Info - Product
From the install menu choose
Product
5.2 Info - Current Fault
From the info menu choose
Current Fault
6. Service Menu
Note: The service menu is used by technicians only for
diagnostic purposes.
Menu Operation
5. Info Menu
Select on the home screen to navigate to the main menu.
Choose
Info
and select
Choose value then select
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Wall Mounting Template Dimensions
25
40
70
329 (1.5L)
414 (3L)
448 (5L)
561 (7.5L)
37
55
56
76
273 (1.5L & 3L)
302 (5L & 7.5L)
310 (1.5L)
395 (3L)
429 (5L)
542 (7.5L)
37 (1.5L)
235 (1.5L)
37 (3L)
235 (3L)
52 (5L)
250 (5L)
52 (7.5L)
250 (7.5L)
Cold
Inlet
Vent
External Plumbing
Electrical Wiring
Internal Plumbing
Positioning pin
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Spare Parts
Item Kit Number Description
1
94443NZ
EB & AB 3 Ltr Tank Assy
94444NZ
EB & AB 5 Ltr Tank Assy
94445NZ
EB & AB 7.5 Ltr Tank Assy
2
94479NZ
AB Fascia & PCB assy
94480NZ
AB Fascia & PCB assy Grey
3
94447NZ
Escutcheon
4
94448NZ
Tap Lock Nut
5
90501NZ
Tap Top Assy
6
93730NZ
Flow Insert
7
94478NZ
Tap Body
8
91440NZ
Hot Tank NTC
9
94449NZ
Loom, PCB to Overload
10
94481NZ
Ribbon Cable
11
94451NZ
Plug, HB Outlet
12
94482NZ
PCB, AB Powerboard
13
93704NZ
0.2 mic Zenith MicroPurity Filter 2 size
14
94454NZ
Cistern Tank
15
94455NZ
Ball Valve assy
16
94456NZ
Cistern Gasket
17
94457NZ
Cistern Lid EB & AB
18
93118NZ
Elbow Stem 1/4"
19
90100NZ
Grommet, Cistern to Tank
20
94458NZ
Overload
21
94459NZ
Side release plug
22
94460NZ
Seal transfer tube
Item Kit Number Description
23
94483NZ
Metering Tube 1.5 & 3 Ltr
94461NZ
Metering Tube 5 & 7.5 Ltr
24
90485NZ
Element assy 1500W 1.5 & 3
90486NZ
Element assy 2400W 5 & 7.5
25
94484NZ
Bush Vent assy 3 ltr
94485NZ
Bush Vent assy 5 ltr
94486NZ
Bush Vent assy 7.5 ltr
26
94487NZ
Inlet assy
27
94488NZ
AB Fascia Kit
94489NZ
AB Fascia Kit Grey
28
94470NZ
Tap assy
29
90493NZ
Metering tube kit 1.5 & 3 Ltr
90494NZ
Metering tube kit 5 & 7.5 Ltr
30
94471NZ
Cistern Gasket kit
31
94472NZ
Cistern assy
32
90506NZ
Tap Outlet
33
94473NZ
Hot Tank Gasket kit 1.5 & 3 Ltr
94474NZ
Hot Tank Gasket kit 5 & 7.5 Ltr
34
94490NZ
PCB Splash Guard
35
94491NZ
Filter Flush Valve
36
94492NZ
Filter Head Kit (no Bracket)
38
94493NZ
PCB & Filter Bracket
39
94494NZ
Filter Guide
40
94495NZ
Grommet
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Exploded View Diagram
1
11
234
7 6 5
13
39
38
34
35
21
36
24
8
10
25
9
26
2322
19
15
40
16
17 20
14
12
18
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
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Problem Solving
Symptom Possible Cause Solution
Fails to dispense water.
Incorrect filter flush valve setting.
Incorrect filter insertion.
Water isolating valve turned off.
Blocked filter, blocked meter tube,
blocked strainer, jammed ball
valve assembly.
Check filter flush valve position
(see Step 7, page 8).
Check filter is inserted correctly
(see page 21).
Check water supply valve.
Contact Zenith authorised agent.
Water not boiling.
Incorrect temperature setting.
Incorrect sleep mode setting.
No power.
Faulty thermostat, faulty element,
faulty cutout.
Check temperature setting
(see section 3.2).
Check sleep mode settings (see section
3.3) or reset settings from service menu.
Check power supply.
Contact Zenith authorised agent.
Runs out of boiling water and
fails to refill.
Outlet tap drips.
Overflow from vent.
Excessive steam from vent.
Power “on” but no heat.
Overload repeatedly tripping with
excessive steam.
Overload repeatedly tripping
without
excessive steam.
Requires boiling calibration.
Incorrect filter flush valve setting.
Incorrect filter insertion.
Internal adjustment.
Perform boiling calibration
(see section 4.2).
Check filter flush valve position
(see Step 7, page 8).
Check filter is inserted correctly
(see page 21).
Contact Zenith authorised agent.
Sleep/Wakes incorrectly when
room is light/dark.
Requires light calibration.
Incorrect sleep modes settings.
Perform light calibration
(see section 4.1).
Check sleep mode settings (see section
3.3) or reset settings from service menu.
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Zenith Autoboil Series Installation And Operating Instructions Manual

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