Timberk SWH FSL3 100 VH - Инструкция по эксплуатации - Страница 9

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IMPORTANT! 

To provide reliable operation and safe use of the 

water heater, prior to the first run check if it is properly 

connected to the 220~/50 V AC mains. The water 

heater to be connected must be securely linked with 

the earth circuit of your electric mains. If the water 

heater is not grounded, then in case of a short circuit 

GFCI, supplied with the heater, may not operate. It is 

dangerous.

IMPORTANT! 

Wall outlet should be rated on voltage not lower than 

10А, electric main cabel with cooper section not 

lesser then 3х1,5 mm

2

 (for cooper).

Electric socket should be no lower, than 10A, power card with copper inner 

part, cross-section of copper should be not less, than 3x1,5 mm

2

. 

8. WATER HEATER CONTROL

Control panel

1. Thermostat handle
2. Power supply Indicator 
3. Heating indicator
4. LED - display

Fig. 8

Water heater operation

1. Switching on

1.1 At first, open one of the hot water outlet valves, then open the cold 

water supply valve. The electric water heater will start filling with water. 

When water flows from the hot tap freely, it means the water heater is fully 

filled with water and you can close the hot water outlet valve.

2

3

4

1

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GFCI (Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter) (Fig. 7)

1. Connect the cable to the mains, indicator (1) will light up.
2. Press button (2) for testing, voltage will be cut off, indicator (1) will light 

down and restart button (3) will go upwards.
3. Press button (3) to restart the appliance, voltage will be restored and 

indicator (1) will light up.

IMPORTANT! 

- if pressing test button (2) voltage is not cut off and/or 

indicator (1) continues to be lighted, it means that GFCI 

safety device is not operating properly.
- if pressing restart button (3) voltage is not restored 

and/or indicator (1) doesn’t light up, it means that the 

water heater is not operating properly. In both cases 

disconnect the water heater and call the service center.
- to reduce the risk of an electric shock, do not 

disassemble, remove or fill liquid in this appliance.

Fig. 7