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Eemax HA011240 Instructions / Assembly
Eemax HA011240 Instructions / Assembly
Add to My manualsThe EemaX HA011240 is a tankless water heater that provides an endless supply of hot water for your home. It features two heating elements and a two-chamber heat exchanger for efficient and reliable hot water delivery. With its digital modulating technology, you can set the desired temperature precisely, saving energy and water. The self-modulating technology adjusts to inlet temperature changes, so you don't have to worry about adjusting the settings seasonally. The EemaX HA011240 is easy to install and operate, making it a great choice for your home's hot water needs.
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EEMAX TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
MODELS HA008240, HA011240, HA013240
THIS STEP BY STEP TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE IS DESIGNED FOR
THE INSTALLER SHOULD ANY ISSUES ARISE WITH YOUR
TANKLESS WATER HEATER
Step by Step Troubleshooting Guide
This Guide is for Use by Qualified Electrical Professional
This Troubleshooting Guide will take you through simple steps to determine any problems or issues. This Guide takes you through a sequence of steps that MUST be followed.
All Eemax units have a simple design and are very easy to check with the use of a MULTI CLAMP METER able to measure both Voltage and Amperage.
Follow the steps as described and write down the readings/results on the back pages prior to contacting technical support. This practice will help expedite the troubleshooting process.
Eemax HA008240 = 1 HEATING ELEMENT (1 CHAMBER HEAT EXCHANGER)
Eemax HA011240 = 2 HEATING ELEMENT (2 CHAMBER HEAT EXCHANGER)
Eemax HA013240 = 2 HEATING ELEMENTS (2 CHAMBER HEAT EXCHANGER)
TO REMOVE COVER MAKE SURE BREAKER IS TURNED OFF.
PULL TEMPERATURE ADJUSTMENT KNOB STRAIGHT OFF.
REMOVE TWO PHILLIPS HEAD SCREWS AT THE BOTTOM OF
THE UNIT. PULL COVER STRAIGHT OFF.
Below is a picture of an open view of an HA013240 - EEMAX TANKLESS
WATER HEATER.
Ground Wire
You can contact our Technical Support at 800-543-6163 Mon-Fri 8:00 am—5:00 pm. EST or visit our web site at www.eemax.com Go to Customer Service and Select Tech Support to contact.
DISCONNECT ALL POWER TO UNIT BEFORE REMOVING
COVER
.
The last page is designed to document all readings
ELECTRICAL CONNECTION
MODELS HA008240, HA011240, and HA013240 ARE SUPPLIED WITH A 2
PRONG TERMINAL BLOCK AND ATTACHED CABLES.
SUPPLIED CABLES MUST BE CONNECTED TO AN INDEPENDENT 60 AMP
DOUBLE POLE BREAKER DEPENDING ON THE MODEL.
IN ORDER TO MAKE SURE THE WIRING IS CONNECTED CORRECTLY
PERFORM THE FOLLOWING TEST.
ONCE THE CABLES HAVE BEEN SECURELY ATTACHED TO A 60 AMP
DOUBLE POLE BREAKER; TURN POWER ON TO UNIT. THEN MEASURE THE
VOLTAGE GOING TO THE TERMINAL BLOCK.
Ground Wire
L1 L2
(Space saver breakers will not work)
IF THE POWER GOING TO THE UNIT IS NOT CORRECT, THE UNIT WILL NOT
OPERATE CORRECTLY, SO IT IS IMPORTANT TO PERFORM THIS TEST
BEFORE PROCEEDING.
IF THERE IS NO VOLTAGE THE PROBLEM MIGHT NOT BE AT THE UNIT, BUT AT
YOUR ELECTRICAL PANEL, OR BREAKERS.
How unit looks out of box
Measure voltage from L1 to
L2
Should get
208/240
Measure voltage from L2to
Ground.
Should get
110-120
Measure voltage from L1 to
Ground.
Should get
110-120
VERIFYING SAFETY THERMOSTATS
THE FOLLOWING STEPS WILL VERIFY POWER IS GOING THROUGH THE
SAFETY THERMOSTATS. THIS TEST WILL VERIFY THAT ELECTRICAL
POWER IS GOING TO THE BOTTOM AND ACROSS THE THERMOSTAT.
IF A THERMOSTAT IS DAMAGED THE HEATING ELEMENT WILL
NOT FUNCTION OR HEAT UP.
STEP 1
YOU NEED TO HAVE THE BREAKERS TURNED ON.
STEP 2
PLACE YOUR METER TO READ AC VOLTS
STEP 3
USING YOUR VOLT METER YOU NEED TO PLACE ONE PROBE TO GROUND
AND YOUR OTHER PROBE TO THE BOTTOM OF THE THERMOSTAT.
STEP 4
THEN PERFORM THE SAME TEST ON THE TOP PART OF THE THERMO-
STAT.
STEP 5
ALL READING ON THIS TEST SHOULD BE IN THE 110-115V RANGE.
THIS TEST MUST REPEATED ON ALL THERMOSTATS, ONE BY ONE.
VERIFYING HEATING ELEMENTS
THE HEATING ELEMENTS WILL ONLY DRAW VOLTAGE WHEN HOT WATER
IS BEING USED AND ONLY THE VOLTAGE THAT IT NEEDS BASED ON
WHERE YOU HAVE YOUR DIGITAL TEMPERATURE SETTING.
WHEN HOT WATER IS DEMANDED THE ELEMENTS WILL INSTANTLY
DRAW VOLTAGE. THE HEATING ELEMENTS WORK IN SERIES WHICH
MEANS THAT THE FIRST ELEMENT LOCATED ON THE INLET SIDE OF THE
UNIT WILL BE THE FIRST ONE TO DRAW POWER, THEN THE OTHER ONE.
IN ORDER FOR THE SECOND ELEMENT TO DRAW POWER THE FIRST ELE-
MENT MUST BE DRAWING 100% CAPACITY.
THERE ARE TWO RED WIRES CONNECTED TO THE TOP OF THE ELEMENT.
THE FOLLOWING STEPS WILL VERIFY THE HEATING ELEMENTS ARE
WORKING CORRECTLY:
STEP 1
IN ORDER TO CHECK IF THE ELEMENT IS WORKING YOU MUST TURN ON
A HOT WATER TAP. WE SUGGEST THAT YOU RUN THE TUB OR A
SHOWER AND SINK. THIS WAY ALL ELEMENTS WILL DRAW
VOLTAGE AND CAN BE CHECKED.
STEP 2 (PIC 1)
ONCE YOU HAVE WATER RUNNING THROUGH THE UNIT THE LED DIS-
PLAY WILL LIGHT UP AND DISPLAY THE TEMPERATURE SETTING ON THE
UNIT.
USING YOUR VOLT METER, PLACE ONE PROBE ON ONE SCREW AND
THE OTHER PROBE ON THE OTHER SCREW LOCATED ON THE TOP OF
THE ELEMENT. CHECK WHAT VOLTAGE YOU ARE DRAWING. YOU NEED
TO START ON THE FIRST ELEMENT (FARTHEST RIGHT WHEN FACING
UNIT) SINCE THE ELEMENTS ACTIVATE IN SERIES).
STEP 3
IF YOUR LED DISPLAY IS LIT AND YOU HAVE WATER RUNNING THROUGH
THE UNIT AND HAVE 0 VOLTAGE READING WHEN MEASURING WITH
PROBES ON EACH SCREW- PERFORM THE SAME TEST. THEN PLACE ONE
PROBE ON ONE SCREW AND THE OTHER PROBE TO GROUND. DO THE
SAME ON THE OTHER SCREW. IF YOU ARE GETTING VOLTAGE
READINGS WHEN TESTING ON ONE SCREW TO GROUND BUT NO
VOLTAGE WHEN MEASURING FROM SCREW TO SCREW YOUR ELEMENT
MIGHT BE BAD AND MUST BE REPLACED.
VERIFYING AMPERAGE DRAW ON ELEMENTS
THIS TEST IS TO MEASURE AMPERAGE DRAW ON EACH ELEMENT.
STEP 1
USE THE CLAMP PORTION OF THE METER TO CLAMP AROUND THE RED
WIRE THAT COMES FROM THE TOP OF THE BLACK ROUND
THERMOSTATS LOCATED ON THE SILVER PLATE TO THE HEATING
ELEMENT.
STEP 2
WHILE WATER IS RUNNING GET THE AMPERAGE DRAW FOR EACH ELEMENT.
(FROM RIGHT TO LEFT SINCE ELEMENTS ACTIVATE IN SERIES) THE FIRST
ELEMENT WILL DRAW FULL AMPERAGE BEFORE THE SECOND ELEMENT
STARTS TO DRAW ANY AMPERAGE.
THESE STEPS WILL ASSIST IN A QUICK RESOLUTION TO ANY
ISSUES YOU MIGHT HAVE WHEN CONTACTING OUR
TECHNICAL SUPPORT DEPARTMENT.
THE LAST PAGE IS DESIGNED TO DOCUMENT ALL READINGS
IF YOU SHOULD YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS BEFORE, DURING OR
AFTER INSTALLATION YOU CAN CONTACT OUR TECHNICAL
SUPPORT DEPARTMENT TOLL FREE AT 800-543-6163.
[email protected]
Or visit our web site at www.eemax.com
HOW TO SET AND SELECT YOUR TEMPERATURE SETTING
EEMAX GUARANTEES YOU UNLIMITED HOT WATER AND THEREFORE IT
IS NOT NECESSARY TO SET IT AT A HIGH TEMPERATURE SETTING.
THE CONCEPT BEHIND THE DIGITAL MODULATING TECHNOLOGY IS TO
NOT ONLY SAVE ENERGY, BUT ALSO SAVE WATER
•
U.S. DOE-Lowering the thermostat on your water heater by 10ºF can save you between 3%-5% in energy costs. Most households only require a water heater thermostat setting of 120ºF, or even 115ºF.
THIS STEP SHOULD BE PERFORMED BY THE PERSON IN THE HOUSEHOLD
WHO LIKES THE HOTTEST SHOWER.
ONCE THE UNIT HAS BEEN PROPERLY INSTALLED—SET THE THERMOSTAT
TO 115°F (TO CONVERT DISPLAY TO CELCIUS PUSH AND HOLD BUTTON
FOR 3 SECONDS).
RUN YOUR SHOWER USING ALL HOT WATER. LET THE WATER RUN UNTIL
YOU FEEL THE HOT WATER. IF THE TEMPERATURE IS TOO HOT THEN YOUR
SETTING ON THE UNIT CAN BE LOWERED. ADJUST THERMOSTAT DOWN
UNTIL THE WATER IS COMFORTABLE WITH NO COLD WATER.
BY SELECTING THE APPROPIATE TEMPERATURE SETTING ON YOUR
TANKLESS WATER HEATER YOU WILL HAVE GREATER ENERGY SAVINGS,
GREATER WATER SAVINGS, AND INCREASE THE SAFETY AS IT PERTAINS
TO HOT WATER SCALDING.
THIS STEP IS DONE AT THE TIME OF INSTALLATION. THERE IS NO NEED
TO MAKE ADJUSTMENTS DURING WINTER OR SUMMER MONTHS SINCE
OUR SELF MODULATING TECHNOLOGY RECOGNIZES INLET TEMPERATURE
CHANGES AND ADJUST ITSELF ELECTRONICALLY.
YOU JUST SET IT AND FORGET IT...
U.S. CONSUMER PRODUCT SAFETY COMMISSION -Each year, approximately 3,800 injuries and 34 deaths occur in the home due to scalding from excessively hot tap water. The majority of these accidents involve the elderly and children under the age of five. The U.S. Consumer
Product Safety Commission (CPSC) urges all users to lower their water heaters to 120 degrees Fahrenheit. In addition to preventing accidents, this decrease in temperature will conserve energy and save money.
Most adults will suffer third-degree burns if exposed to 150 degree water for two seconds. Burns will also occur with a six-second exposure to 140 degree water or with a thirty second exposure to 130 degree water. Even if the temperature is 120 degrees, a five minute exposure could result in third-degree burns.
VOLTAGE AT TERMINAL BLOCK
L1 L1
VOLTAGE AT THERMOSTATS
TOP TOP
BOTTOM
VOLTAGE AT HEATING ELEMENTS
BOTTOM
SCREW/SCREW __________ SCREW/SCREW __________
SCREW/GROUND__________SCREW/GROUND_________
AMPS_______________ AMPS_____________
Eemax Inc.
400 Captain Neville Drive, Waterbury, CT 06705
TOLL FREE: 800-543-6163.
TELEPHONE: 203-267-7890 FAX: 203-267-7975 e-mail: [email protected]
www.eemax.com
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