Operating And Installation Instructions Instrucciones De Uso Y Montaje
OPERATING AND INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONSINSTRUCCIONES DE USO Y MONTAJEELECTRONICALLY CONTROLLED INSTANTANEOUS WATER HEATER CALENTADOR INSTANTÁNEO CON CONTROLADO ELECTRÓNICA»» DHB-E 13-2 electronic»» DHB-E 16-2 electronic
Operation General informationOPERATION 21.General information1.1.1General information 2Key 22.2.12.22.3Safety 3Correct use 3Safety instructions 3CE designation 33.Equipment description 34.4.14.24.3Operation 3Temperature selector 3Draw-off capacities 3Thermostatic valve 35.Cleaning, care and maintenance 3In this documentation you will come across symbols and highlightsthat are defined as follows:6.6.16.2What to do if. 4.the water supply is interrupted? 4.faults occur on the appliance? 41.1.1 Symbols in this documentationThe chapter Operation is intended for the user and the heatingcontractor.The chapter Installation is intended for heating contractors.Please read carefully.Read these instructions carefully before using the appliance and retain them for future reference. If the appliance is passed on to a third party please hand theseinstructions to the new user.1.1KeyRisk of injury!Information regarding possible risks of injury forinstaller or users and potential equipment damage.INSTALLATION 47.7.17.27.37.4Safety 5General safety instructions 5Instructions, standards and regulations 5Water installation 5Risk of frost 58.8.18.28.38.4Equipment description 5Standard delivery 5Assembly 5Installation versions 6Special accessories 69.9.1Installation 7Installation instructions 710.10.110.210.3Assembly 7Installation location 7Assembly 8Installation versions 10ffPassages with this symbol "»" indicate step-by-step procedures you must carry out.11.11.1Commissioning 13Initial start-up 131.1.2 Symbols on the appliance12.Appliance handover 1413.13.113.2Troubleshooting 14Display options LED diagnostic "traffic lights" 14Fault table 1514.14.114.214.314.414.514.6Specification 16Dimensioned drawing 16Wiring diagram 16Mixed water volume 16Applications / Conversion table 16Specification 17Extreme operating conditions and faultconditions 17Danger to life through electrocution!Risk of scalding!!Risk of damage!Information regarding potentially dangerous situationsthat might occur during the appliance installation oroperation, the consequences of which may be damage tothe appliance, environmental pollution or material loss.Please read carefully.Read this section carefully.-- Passages with this symbol "–" indicate lists.DisposalAppliances with this identification, batteries and rechargeable batteries are unsuitable for general domestic waste. Please dispose of these separately.CUSTOMER SERVICE AND WARRANTY 18ENVIRONMENT AND RECYCLING 182 DHB-E electronic www.stiebel-eltron.com
Operation SafetySafety2.1Correct useThis appliance is a pressure device for the heating of cold water toEN 806 that can supply one or several draw-off points.3.Equipment descriptionThis appliance is designed for domestic use. It can be used safelyby untrained persons. The appliance can also be used in a nondomestic environment, e.g. in a small business, as long as it isused in the same way.Any other use beyond that described shall be deemed inappropriate. Observation of these instructions is also part of the correctuse of the appliance. Any changes or conversions to the appliancevoid any warranty.The appliance heats water as it flows through it. The DHW outlettemperature can be infinitely adjusted on the temperature selector. From a certain flow rate, the control unit regulates the correctheating output, subject to the temperature selected and the coldwater temperature.2.2The appliance is equipped with an air detector that largely prevents damage to the heating system. If air is drawn in duringoperation, the appliance shuts down for one minute, thereby protecting the heating system.Safety instructionsObserve the following safety information and instructions.Only heating contractors should install and commission the appliance.The contractor is responsible for adherence to all currently applicable regulations during installation and commissioning.4.OperationOperate this appliance only if it is fully installed and all safetyequipment is fitted.4.1Temperature selectorTemperature selector!!2.3WARNING InjuryThe appliance may be used by children aged 8 and upand persons with reduced physical, sensory or mentalcapabilities or a lack of experience provided that theyare supervised or they have been instructed on how touse the appliance safely and have understood the resulting risks. Children must never play with the appliance.Children must never clean the appliance or perform usermaintenance unless they are supervised.Risk of damage!Do not operate the appliance following an interruption to the water supply. This can destroythe bare wire heating system. Run water for atleast a minute before restarting the appliance(see chapter "What to do if.").CE designationThe CE designation shows that the appliance meets all the essential requirements:-- Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive (Council Directive2004/108/EC)-- Low Voltage Directive (Council Directive 2006/95/EC)26 02 02 0854Risk of scalding!There is a risk of scalding at outlet temperatures in excess of 43 C.You can select the required temperature at the temperature selector anywhere from 30 to 60 C.Should the outlet temperature fail to reach the required level withthe draw-off valve fully open and the temperature selector setto maximum (temperature selector turned fully clockwise), thenmore water flows through the appliance than can be heated bythe heating element.ffReduce the flow rate with the draw-off valve.4.2Draw-off capacitiesSubject to season, different maximum mixed water or draw-off capacities can result from different cold water temperatures. Furtherinformation can be found in the chapter "Specification".4.3Thermostatic valveWe recommend adjusting the appliance to the maximum temperature setting (temperature selector turned fully clockwise).5.Cleaning, care and maintenanceffDo not use abrasive or corrosive cleaning agents. A dampcloth is sufficient for cleaning the appliance.Maintenance work, such as checking the electrical safety, mustonly be carried out by a heating contractor.www.stiebel-eltron.com DHB-E electronic 3ENGLISH2.
Operation What to do if.6.What to do if.6.1.the water supply is interrupted?Risk of damage!After an interruption to the water supply, takethe following steps, prior to returning the applianceinto use.ffRemove fuses or trip the appropriate MCBs.ffOpen a draw-off valve, downstream of the appliance longenough to vent all air from the appliance and its upstreamcold water supply line.ffReplace the fuses upstream or reset the relevant MCBs.!6.2.faults occur on the appliance?FaultThe appliance will notstart in spite of a fullyopen DHW valve.Cold water flows brieflywhile hot water is beingdrawn.CauseThere is no voltage.RemedyCheck the fuse/MCB inyour fuse box/distribution panel.Starting volume is notClean and/or descale theachieved. The perlator in perlator or the showerthe tap or shower head is head.scaled up or dirty.The heating system isTelephone your heatingfaulty.contractor.The air sensor detects air The appliance restartsin the water and briefly automatically after oneswitches the heater OFF. minute.If you cannot remedy the fault, contact your heating contractor.To speed your enquiry, please provide the serial number from thetype plate (no. 000000-0000-000000):Type plate exampleelectroni c26 02 02 0851electr onic4 DHB-E electronic www.stiebel-eltron.com
7.Safety7.1General safety instructionsAll required steps to complete commissioning must be carriedout by a heating contractor. During this process, these installationinstructions must be observed.We guarantee trouble-free function and operational reliabilityonly if the original accessories and spare parts intended for theappliance are used.7.2Instructions, standards and regulations!Risk of damage!Observe the type plate. The stated voltage must matchthe mains voltage.7.4Risk of frostThe installation of the appliance must be carried out in a roomfree from the risk of frost.ffStore the dismantled appliance in a room free from the riskof frost, as water residues remaining inside the appliance canfreeze and cause damage.8.Equipment descriptionThe bare wire heating system is suitable for hard and soft waterareas. The heater has low susceptibility to scale build-up.Danger to life through electrocution!All electrical connection and installation work mustbe conducted in accordance with VDE regulations(DIN VDE 0100) [or local regulations], the rules of yourlocal power supply utility and relevant national andlocal regulations.The outlet temperature can be infinitely adjusted. The electroniccontrol unit enables automatic matching of the electrical outputcorresponding to the selected temperature subject to the actualthroughput.Danger to life through electrocution!Connection to the power supply is only possible as afixed connection. The appliance must be able to beseparated from the mains power supply by an isolatorthat disconnects all poles with at least 3 mm contactseparation.-------------Risk of damage!Observe all national and local instructions and regulations relating to water connection, e.g. the DIN 1988 inGermany.-- The protection IP 25 (hoseproof) can only be ensured with acorrectly fitted cable grommet.-- The specific electrical resistance of the water used must notfall below that stated on the type plate. In a linked waternetwork, observe the lowest electrical water resistance(see chapter "Application areas"). Your water supply utilitywill advise you of the specific electrical water resistance orconductivity.!7.3-- A safety valve in the hot water pipe is not permissible.-- Never operate with pre-heated water 45 C.-- Never operate with valves intended for open ventedappliances.Water installation7.3.1 Cold water lineWe approve steel or copper pipes or plastic pipework.8.1Standard deliveryMounting bracketInstallation templateTwin nippleCross-pieceTeeFlat packingSieveFlow limiterPlastic profile washerPlastic capFlexible plastic couplingsCap guides8.2AssemblyThe following conditions have been prepared for the applianceat the factory:-- Power supply from "rear", installation on unfinished walls-- Water connection, installation on unfinished wallsThe appliance must be fitted vertically, over or undersink, to asolid wall.7.3.2 DHW lineWe approve copper or plastic pipework.!Risk of damage!If plastic pipework is used, take into account the mostextreme operating and fault conditions that can occurin the appliance.Plastic pipe manufacturer.Observe the plastic pipe manufacturer's instructions.www.stiebel-eltron.com DHB-E electronic 5ENGLISHInstallation Safety
Installation Equipment description8.3Installation versionsThe following installation versions are possible/permissible:-- Power supply for unfinished walls from above-- Power supply for finished walls-- Water installation for finished walls-- Installation with repositioned appliance cap-- Installation for offset tiles-- Installation of a load shedding relay8.48.4.7 DHB replacement pipe assemblyPart no. 159876, comprising: 2 water couplings. These allow theappliance to be connected to the available water plug-in connections of a DHB.8.4.8 Load shedding relay LR 1-APart number 001786. The load shedding relay enables operationwith, for example, electric storage heaters. The instantaneouswater heater is operated via the load shedding relay prior to anyother appliance.Special accessories8.4.1 Twin-lever taps (mains pressure)-- WKMD - kitchen tap, part number 222437-- WBMD - bathroom tap, part number 2224388.4.2 Installation accessories-- Pipe assembly, undersink installation, part no. 070565,connections: Finished walls, G 3/8", top.-- 2 pce. G ½" water plug set, part number 074326.These plugs are required for third party pressure valves.8.4.3 Installation sets for installation on finished walls-- Solder fitting - copper pipe, part no. 074019, comprising: 2water plugs G ½" and 2 union nuts ½" with insert for solderfitting Ø 12 mm.-- Compression fitting - copper pipe, part no. 222380, comprising:2 water plugs G ½" and 2 compression fittings ½" x 15 mm,plus gaskets.-- Compression fitting - plastic pipe, part no. 222381, comprising:2 water plugs G ½" and 2 compression fittings ½“ x 16 mm(Viega: Sanfix-Plus or Sanfix-Fosta), plus gaskets.8.4.4 Universal mounting framePart no. 220291, comprising: Mounting frame with electrical wiring. This assembly creates a gap of 30 mm between the device backpanel and the installation wall. This enables the power supply tobe freely routed over unfinished walls behind the appliance. Thisincreases the equipment depth by 30 mm. This set reduces theprotection to IP 24 (splashproof).8.4.5 Offset installation pipe assemblyPart no. 220290, comprising: Universal mounting frame (for technical description, see part number 220291) and pipe bends forthe vertical offset of the appliance against the water connectionby 90 mm downwards.8.4.6 Pipe assembly, replacement of a gas fired water heaterPart no. 220510, comprising: Universal mounting frame (for technical description see part number 220291) and pipe bends forinstallation with existing gas fired water heater connections (coldwater connection on the left; DHW connection on the right).6 DHB-E electronic www.stiebel-eltron.com
9.Installation10. Assembly9.1Installation instructions10.1 Installation locationThe appliance is exclusively designed for installation on a solidwall. Ensure the wall offers adequate load bearing capacity.9.1.1 Flow pressureIf the flow rate required for the appliance to switch ON is notachieved even with the tap fully open, remove the flow limiter.Replace it with the plastic profile washer supplied. If required thepressure in the water installation can also be raised.Thermostatic valvesFor the thermostatic valve to function correctly, the flowlimiter for this valve must not be replaced with the plastic profile washer.Always install the appliance vertically (over or undersink) in aroom free from the risk of frost.10.1.1 UndersinkUndersink installation1126 02 02 082021 Flow limiter2 Plastic profile washer9.1.2 Flexible water connection linesIf the appliance is connected with flexible water connection lines,ensure that the bayonet fittings of the pipe bends do not becometwisted inside the appliance.226 02 02 0844Installing flow limiter or plastic profile washer1 Cold water inlet2 DHW outlet10.1.2 OversinkOversink installation126 02 02 084521 Cold water inlet2 DHW outletwww.stiebel-eltron.com DHB-E electronic 7ENGLISHInstallation Installation
Installation Assembly10.2 AssemblyFitting the power cable160Opening the appliance26 02 02 082430ffPrepare the power cable.ffUse the plastic cap as an installation aid.electronicelectronic26 02 02 079826 02 02 0850Sealing in and inserting twin nipplesRemoving lower part of back panel26 02 02 0810Fitting the mounting bracketffMark out the holes for drilling using the installation template. If the appliance is to be installed with water connections for finished walls, the fixing hole in the lower part ofthe template must also be marked out.ffDrill the holes and secure the mounting bracket withtwo screws and two rawl plugs. The screws and rawl plugsare not part of the standard delivery.121 Tee2 Cross-pieceffSecure the tee and cross-piece to the twin nipples withflat packing.ffThoroughly flush the cold water supply line.Three-way shut-off valveNever use the three-way shut-off valve to reduce theflow rate. It is designed exclusively for shutting off theline.Fitting the sieve26 02 02 0856ffPress the two locking hooks on the r.h. and l.h. side and remove the lower part towards the front.26 02 02 079926 02 02 1001Water connectionffFit the sieve provided in the cold water inlet of the appliance.SieveThe sieve must always be fitted for the function of theappliance to be guaranteed. If an appliance is beingreplaced during installation, ensure that a sieve is available.8 DHB-E electronic www.stiebel-eltron.com
Installation AssemblyInstalling the flow limite26 02 02 0857ENGLISHWater connectionThe cable grommet pointing towards the wall may hinder themounting of the appliance close to the wall. To prevent such problems, it is advisable to briefly press the cable grommet from behind into the back panel, to reduce the stiffness of the grommet.26 02 02 0858ffPosition the flow limiter provided in the cold water inlet ofthe appliance.Power connection26 02 02 1122Mounting the applianceffConnect the power cable to the mains terminal (see chapter"Wiring diagram").ffRemove the fixing toggle from the upper part of the backpanel (diagram "Mounting the appliance").ffInsert the power cable from the back through the cablegrommet, until the external cable insulation is surroundedby the cable grommet. Align the power cable. If the crosssection of the power cable is greater than 6 mm², enlarge thehole in the cable grommet (see also "Power supply for largercross-sections").ffPush the appliance over the stud of the mounting bracket, sothat it breaks through the soft seal. If necessary pierce thesoft seal with a screwdriver.ffPush the fixing toggle onto the stud of the mounting bracketthat penetrates the back panel.ffPress the back panel firmly into place and lock the fixing toggle by turning it through 90 .www.stiebel-eltron.com Installing and securing lower part of back panel26 02 02 110226 02 02 0811Earth connectionEnsure that the appliance is connected to earth.ffAlign the mounted appliance by loosening the fixing toggle,aligning the power supply and back panel, and then retightening the fixing toggle. If the back panel of the appliance isnot flush against the wall, the appliance can be fixed with ascrew in the lower part.DHB-E electronic 9
Installation Assembly10.3 Installation versions10.3.2 Power supply for finished walls10.3.1 Power supply for unfinished walls at the topThe following diagram shows the dimensions for the power supply.Dimensions for power connectionChanging the type of protection.If the appliance has been connected with a power supply on finished walls, the type of protection on the typeplate must be changed from IP 25 to IP 24. Use a ballpen.ffCross out "IP 25" and mark the box "IP 24".b0447b0410.3.3 Power supply for large cross-sectionsRemoving and installing the cable grommet1.165b04Cable entry 1Cable entry 2Cable entry 3To connect the power supply, take the following steps:ffOpen out the cable grommet to match the cross-section ofthe power cable.ffPush down and remove the locking hook that secures themains terminal.ffMove the mains terminal in the appliance from the bottom tothe top and click into place.26 02 02 1123Power supply from above10 DHB-E electronic 3.4.26 02 02 0230The appliance can also be connected if the power supply has beenrouted over finished walls. This applies to the connection frombelow or from the sides. Take the following steps:ffCut or break knock-outs in the back panel and appliance cap.Possible knock-outs can be seen in the diagram "Dimensionsfor power connection from above for finished".If cables with a large cross-section are used, the cable grommetcan be fitted after the appliance has been installed. Take the following steps:ffBefore installing the appliance, use a screwdriver to push thecable grommet out.ffPush the appliance over the stud of the mounting bracket, sothat it breaks through the soft seal.ffPush the fixing toggle onto the stud of the mounting bracketthat penetrates the back panel.ffPress the back panel firmly into place and lock the fixing toggle by turning it through 90 .ffPush the cable grommet over the power cable. For this, usethe installation aid. For a power cable of 10 or 16 mm², thehole in the cable grommet must be enlarged. Click the cablegrommet into place in the back panel.www.stiebel-eltron.com
10.3.4 Connecting a load shedding relayInstall the load shedding relay in conjunction with other electricappliances, e.g. electric storage heaters. The relay responds whenthe instantaneous water heater starts. The load shedding relay isavailable from Stiebel Eltron as a special accessory.Phase connectionConnect the phase that switches the load shedding relayto the indicated terminal of the mains terminal in theappliance.Priority control with LR 1-A10.3.6 Water installation for finished walls with solder/compression fittingWith the special accessories "solder fitting" or "compression fitting" (see "Special accessories"), copper or plastic pipes can beconnected in installations on finished walls.With special accessory "solder fitting", a threaded connection withon-site 12 mm copper pipes can be used. For this the followingsteps are required:ffPush the union nuts over the connection pipes.ffSolder the inserts to the copper pipes.ffPush the lower part of the back panel under the connectionpipes and click it into place in the back panel.ffSecure the connection pipes to the appliance.Observe the installation instructions of the tap manufacturer.1 Control cable to the contactor of the second appliance (e.g.electric storage heater).2 Control contact, opens when switching the instantaneouswater heater ON.10.3.5 Water installation for finished wallsSuitable pressure taps WKMD or WBMD for installation on finishedwalls are available as special accessories.ffFit the water plugs with gaskets to seal the connection(below the plaster). With Stiebel Eltron pressure taps, plugsand gaskets are part of the standard delivery. For third partypressure taps, plugs and gaskets can be ordered as specialaccessories.ffInstall the tap.ffPush the lower part of the back panel under the connectionpipes of the pressure tap and click it into place in the backpanel.ffSecure the connection pipes to the appliance.10.3.7 Water installation for finished walls, fitting theappliance capThe following steps are necessary to complete the appliance capinstallation.ffCleanly break out the knock-out in the appliance cap. If necessary, use a file.ffClick the cap guides provided into place in the knock-outs.ffSecure the back panel at the bottom with a screw. This isalso relevant if flexible water supply systems are used.Installation information for taps for finished walls12326 02 02 052585 02 02 0003211 Cap guides2 Knock-out3 ScrewD0000033104Connecting taps for finished wallswww.stiebel-eltron.com DHB-E electronic 11ENGLISHInstallation Assembly
Installation Assembly10.3.8 Installing lower part of back panel10.3.10 Undersink installation with turned appliance capIf using threaded connections for finished walls, the lower part ofthe back panel can also be installed after fitting the taps/valves.To do this, carry out the following steps:ffCut open the lower part of the back panel.ffFit the lower part of the back panel by bending it out at thesides and guiding it over the pipes.ffInsert the connection pieces from behind into the lower partof the back panel.ffClick the lower part of the back panel into place.ffSecure the lower part of the back panel with a screw.The appliance cap can be positioned on the back panel turnedthrough 180 . This is particularly advantageous for undersink installation. For this take the following steps:ffRemove the user interface from the appliance cap by undoingboth screws.ffTurn the appliance cap, and secure the user interface again.ffPlug the set value transducer cable into the "set temperature"PCB; see "Commissioning".ffHook the appliance cap back into the top and pivot it downagainst the back panel. Push the appliance cap onto the backpanel until it audibly clicks home.ffClose the appliance with the screw in the cap.12326 02 02 1080Appliance cap for undersink installation1 Lower part of back panel2 Connection piece from the pack3 Screwelectronicelectronicelectronic10.3.9 Installation in case of appliance replacementAn existing mounting bracket can be used when replacing StiebelEltron appliances (except "DHF"). For this, open a suitable knockout in the back panel for the stud of the existing mounting bracket. CelectronicelectronicIf replacing a third party appliance, suitable holes for rawl plugscan be used.Mounting bracket for DHF appliance replacement26 02 02 0815CLICK26 02 02 0855If the appliance is being installed in place of a DHF, move thestud on the mounting bracket as shown in the diagram "Mounting bracket for DHF appliance replacement". The stud cuts its owngroove. Then turn the mounting bracket through 180 to be mounted on the wall. The logo "DHF" is then turned towards the reader.electronic12 DHB-E electronic www.stiebel-eltron.com
Installation CommissioningThis appliance can be installed where tiles are offset. See diagramfor maximum tile offset and minimum contact area of the appliance. Adjust the wall clearance and lock the back panel with thefixing toggle by turning it clockwise through 90 .Installation dimensions for offset tiles2011. CommissioningENGLISH10.3.11 Installation for offset tiles11.1 Initial start-upDanger to life through electrocution!Commissioning must only be carried out by an authorised contractor in accordance with safety regulations.26 02 02 084826 02 02 0849110CommissioningffOpen and close all connected draw-off valves several times.Continue until the line network and the appliance are freeof air.ffActivate the safety pressure limiter. The instantaneous waterheater is delivered with the safety pressure limiter triggered.Activate the safety pressure switch at flow pressure by pressing the reset button.ffPush the temperature selector plug into the "set temperature" PCB.ffFit the appliance cap and secure with a screw.ffSwitch the mains power ON.ffCalibrate the temperature. For this, turn the temperature selector fully clockwise then fully anti-clockwise.ffCheck the appliance function.ffRemove the protective foil from the user interface.www.stiebel-eltron.com DHB-E electronic 13
Installation Appliance handover12. Appliance handoverffExplain the appliance function to the user and familiarisethem with its operation.ffMake the user aware of potential dangers, especially the riskof scalding.ffHand over these instructions to the user for safe-keeping.13. TroubleshootingDanger to life through electrocution!To test the appliance, it must be supplied with power.13.1 Display options LED diagnostic "traffic lights"Display optionsredilluminates in case of faultsyellowilluminates when the equipment is heating watergreenflashing: The equipment is supplied with mains power14 DHB-E electronic www.stiebel-eltron.com
Installation TroubleshootingFault / LED diagnostic "traffic light" diplayThe appliance does not start.CauseThe shower head / perlators are scaled-up.Inadequate flow rate.Set temperature is not achieved.Heating does not switch ON.The sieve in the appliance is dirty.One phase down.The air sensor detects the presence of air in thewater and briefly switches the heater OFF.No hot water and no "traffic light" display.The MCB/fuse has responded/blown.Safety pressure limiter AP 3 has tripped.No hot water at flow rate of 3 l/min."Traffic light" display:Green flashing or constantly ON.No hot water at flow rate of 3 l/min."Traffic light" display:Yellow constantly ON; green flashingNo hot water at flow rate of 3 l/min."Traffic light" display:Yellow constantly ON; green flashingThe PCB is faulty.The PCB is faulty.Check the MCB/fuse in your fuse box.Remove the cause of the fault (e.g. faulty pressurewasher).Protect the system against overheating by openinga draw-off valve downstream of the appliance forone minute. This depressurises and cools down theheating system.Activate the safety pressure switch at flow pressure by
2 DHB-E electronic www.stiebel-eltron.com Operation General information 1. General information The chapter Operation is intended for the user and the heating contractor. The chapter Installation is intended for heating contractors. 2.2 Please read carefully. Read these instructions carefully before using the ap-
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