are the Dip switches very hard to figure out, for adjusting the water temp and economy settings?
1485723
Not at all. The setting choices are in the manual as well as inside the access cover. The switches are tiny and somewhat tedious to change, but otherwise straightforward.
1485724
No, very simple however we had a warranty issue and rinse would not stand behind it because amazon is not an authorized retailer buyer beware
1485725
There are no dip switches for water temp or economy settings. For temp you just press a up or down arrow for temp control.
1485726
They're easy to get to, and easy to set. You'll need something pointy like a pencil or jeweler's screwdriver to move them. In order to access them, you need to take the front panel off, so you need a phillips screwdriver too.
1485727
No not at all. If you want to go above 140 deg. you need a optional controller. This controller can be remotely mounted so you can have greater control over the water temp.
1485728
It wasn't hard as soon as I figured out which set of dip switches they were talking about. There are two sets. The color description in the instructions wasn't very good. I had to do a little investigation to figure out which one they were talking about. LOVE the water heater. I'm thinking of replacing the 1/2" gas line with 3/4" though.
1802362
You need to be able to reach that little back knob to turn it off/on and adjust the temp setting
285925
The switch I bought is a two position switch. Up for on and down for off. After going back and reading the listing I saw that they have the configuration you are looking for available for your bilge pump. Good luck!
279520
Emerald is right on. You know exactly what function you are performing by the indicator lights. They have kept it simple while still giving you options. If you decide you need to change the temp, push one button and done. Change time? Up or down to desired temp without having to start over or reset anything. Simple, simple, simple :-)
2266841
The switch comes precalibrated for most tanks. the very first thing that you should do BEFORE replacing the switch (unless you are replacing it due to the contacts being worn out) is to COMPLETELY empty the water out of the tank, then make sure that the air in the tank (bladder, there should be an air valve like on a bicycle tire on top) is correct, if not inflate it to the specifications fro the tank, there should be a label with the air pressure settings , usually about 28 PSI or so. make sure the power is OFF, check it with a voltmeter to be sure! replace the switch. Once this is done, you can fill up the tank again and see where it cuts off and adjust if you want the preasure higher or lower. then open a water valve and see where it cuts off and adjust so that the switch cuts off at your desire setting, if the pump starts to "flutter" on and off real fast, the pressure in the tank is not correct or the low pressure is to close to the cut-off setting, lower or raise the small screw accordingly. this is what the instructions say for the bolt settings if you need to adjust it : "Turn the nut on the small bolt down (clockwise) for a higher cut-out pressure. Do the opposite for a lower maximum water pressure setting. Remember that you're not directly setting this pressure; rather, you're establishing how high you want the cut-out pressure to be above the cut-in pressure." hope this helps. and definitely test as indicated in the first answer! as this cause grief for me several times during the summer as ants...yes ants looked for cooler shelter and started to "burn up" on the contact, using a nail filler i was able to repair it for several years until there was no contact left, spraying some WD-40 below the housing helps as ants will not go onto it and it lasts longer than ant spray. : )
534153
Check your dip switch settings are correct, see table 3, pg 5, you might have the heat on dip set (depends on model you are replacing) https://customer.honeywell.com/resources/Techlit/TechLitDocuments/69-0000s/69-2252EF.pdf
2176389
mine doesnt have an ''on-off'' switch,, check the batteries and make sure they are in the right position,,after that the 3 control knobs I played with them a little in the beggining,, but that was mostly to get the hotest water I could,, good luck
488101
All I can do is tell you for the price , its well worth it. I' ve purchased a different unit but this one blows it away. Hot water any time all the time with easy hook up . Thats what I like. Call the customer help hot line to get the correct dip switch code. Outdoor units have a different code than indoor units.
569273
there is a control knob on the front of heater lower face. I have it set one mark below the a onthe dail . this gives me 125 drgee water at the closes tap
1952218
Yes, I don't see why not. It will work. You may have to change the position of the dip switches inside for Fahrenheit.
882216
Yes, I believe that there are dip switches on each controller and reviver. You just have to make sure you change them form the factory setting before you install them (you can always g back and change them later).
584362
Hi Anne,The Instruction manual has a compatibility list in which you can set the dip switches for compatibility, it is enlisted the KDC-X693 in the "J" Group with all the Type Switch Setting all off, So I assume it work.
902915
Even though I have serious questions about one or two of what seems to me idiotic design flaws on this machine I would say the engineer is dumb but not stupid. They wouldn't be that stupid. Yes the warm water works fine. Even though the manual is too skimpy on explaining things, it appears to have a temperature sensor that adjusts the amounts of cold and hot that enters. Works great on mine.
70260
On the back of the unit, there is a small cover the size of a quarter held by 2 screws. You may need a small pocket knife or flat head screw driver to remove the cover. It has a rubber ring to seal it to keep out water. Once uncovered, you will see a small red switch box that has 2 switches. Move the #2 switch (or right side) to the on (or up) position and this will change from C to F.Good Luck!
1109459
i did not have to change the dip switch...it a auto set i replaced trans and receiver for the fan did it in about 20 min. and it still working, great unit.
1754744
The thermostat is easy to use and yes, you can set multiple temps and times for each day. The one gotcha is to be sure you set the dip switches on the back (there are 3) before placing it on the way. The rest is explained in the user instruction book that comes with it.
1129988
I've been trying to figure it out too. I contacted the company several times and never heard a response. I've attempted 6x times different temperatures and times and I haven't figured it out yet. I kinds gave up.