Hubbell Electric Heater Company CR Manuale Utente
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Faulty thermostat.
Check thermostat adjustment.
Monitor thermostat as described in
Section III, Quarterly Inspection.
Replace if necessary.
Monitor thermostat as described in
Section III, Quarterly Inspection.
Replace if necessary.
Blown fuse in element fuse
block, if installed.
block, if installed.
Replace fuse.
Heating element not working
on all phases
on all phases
Check to see that heating element
is working on all phases, by
checking the resistance (ohms)
value for each element and
comparing with the chart included
in Section VI.
is working on all phases, by
checking the resistance (ohms)
value for each element and
comparing with the chart included
in Section VI.
Water temperature below
settings at all times
settings at all times
Heater improperly sized
Verify heater is properly sized for
the flow rate and temperature rise
of your system. See formulas
included in Section VI. Replace
elements with proper size as
necessary.
the flow rate and temperature rise
of your system. See formulas
included in Section VI. Replace
elements with proper size as
necessary.
Relief valve discharges
continuously
continuously
Excessive temperature or
pressure in tank
pressure in tank
Temperature and pressure relief
valves are made to operate if the
water temperature exceeds 210
valves are made to operate if the
water temperature exceeds 210
°F
or water pressure exceeds the
pressure rating of the safety relief
valve. If trouble is excessive
temperature, then thermostat is not
shutting off at the right setting and
thermostat must be replaced.
pressure rating of the safety relief
valve. If trouble is excessive
temperature, then thermostat is not
shutting off at the right setting and
thermostat must be replaced.