Camplux Electric Instant Water Heater Tankless 120V - 3.5kW | Black

Camplux Electric Instant Water Heater Tankless 120V - 3.5kW | Black

• Smart&Considered Design: Small water heater designed with smart touch control & LED display, mini size, perfect for under sink installation. The minimum water flow for activation just needs 0.4 GPM (Only for one sink)
• Multi-angled Mounting: The compact size instant electric water heater requires a connection of 1* 40A circuit breaker & 8 AWG wire. Install close to an outlet for energy saving. Can be mounted Multi-angled, ideal for kitchens, wet bars, schools, hospitals, hair salons and boats. Please make sure it is the right size for you: 3.5kW at 120V, product dimensions 7.8" x 6.3" x 3.9", water pipes fitting: 1/2" NPT male
• Reliable and durable: The 3.5kW tankless water heater comes with 5 protections. NFS-approved, offer lead-free water. ETL safety certified, leakage and overheat protection device to ensure your safety. Stainless steel and copper component for high efficiency and durability
• Consistent Hot Water -On-demand water heater only heats the water when you need it and no waiting for preheating. The temperature rise of 1.0 GPM is 22°F. Easy to get hot water between 85°F - 131°F in seconds. Enjoy instant and endless hot water
• Rotatable LED Display: The 120V tankless water heater features an upgraded rotatable digital temperature display and touch control panel, showing you the easy reading of output water temperature at real-time and setting the ideal temperature just by finger. Note: This mini water heater is only suitable for sink use, not for bathing

Product Specifications

• 120V Tankless Water Heater
• 3.5kW 
• dimensions 7.8" x 6.3" x 3.9"
• NFS-approved, offer lead-free water
• The temperature rise of 1.0 GPM is 22°F.
• Easy to get hot water between 85°F - 131°F in seconds.

Product Manual

Camplux TE Series Electric Tankless Water Heater Manual (TE04/TE06)

Product Warranty

N/A

Product FAQs

Camplux Water Heater Product FAQs

1. My water heater is not igniting

A. Check if the polarity of the batteries are positioned correctly.
B. Check if the water inlet, water outlet and gas inlet are connected to the right pipes.
C. Heater wont ignite if the water pressure is too low, please make sure you have enough water flow.
D. Check the water inlet and filter to make sure there is no clog.
E. Disconnect the shower hose and shower head and let the water gush out from the heater (set gas knob to minimum and water knob to maximum), if it ignites that means there is a clog either in shower hose or shower head.

2. Water Heater Ignites but not producing hot water

A. If it’s the first time you start the heater, to exhaust the extra air completely, please try start it couple of times.
B. Disconnect the gas hose from the gas inlet and check if the gas is flowing. If the regulator is defective the gas will not flow and the unit will not ignite.
C. Check if you have enough propane.
D. If you are using a new tank of gas, the solenoid valve may not work because the gas pressure is too high. Try to turn on the water faucet first, gas source valve later. And try to start the heater again.
E. Disconnect the shower hose and shower head and let the water gush out from the heater (set gas knob to minimum and water knob to maximum), if that fix the problem there is clog either in shower hose or shower head. 

PRECAUTION:
F. Please make sure the water heater is connected to the correct type of gas line. If the unit is LP it should be connected to LP line or NG to NG line. It’s possible to cause an ignition failure or an explosion when connected to the wrong gas line. It’ll produce yellow flame or black smoke if connected to the wrong gas line.

3. Heater ignites with a loud noise

A. Kindly restart the water heater few times to exhaust the extra air inside. If does not fix the problem try to replace the gas regulator using a standard grill regulator.
B. Check if the screws are properly secured if the water heater is mounted.
C. Check the battery if it’s still okay.

4. Water Heater flames out suddenly

A. Check if you still have enough gas. Check your gas cylinder.
B. Check if the water pressure is too low to ignite the heater. If you are using well water it is best to use a water pump to increase the pressure.
C. Change the batteries.
D. Disconnect the shower hose and shower head and let the water gush out from the heater (set gas knob to minimum and water knob to maximum), if that fix the problem there is clog either in shower hose or shower head.

5. What to check if the water doesn't heat up?

A. Turn up the gas knob and turn down the water knob.
B. Turn on the gas valve completely.
C. Shorten the gas pipe if it is longer than 5 meters.
D. Choose a suitable gas regulator for low pressure.
E. Avoid using gas in multiple appliances all at the same time.

6. Black smoke coming out from Water heater

A. Open the front panel of the water heater and air blow the heat exchanger with an air compressor to remove if there is any debris or clog inside. After, set the gas knob to minimum and water knob to maximum and start the water heater and check if the black smoke will be gone.
B. If the issue still persist unplug the gas line and stop using the water heater. Call for service.

7. Heater may suddenly start producing too much hot water

A.check and reduce your heater’s temperature setting.

B.you must fully open the shut-off valve and ensure more water flow

8. Heater Yellow Flame

While your Camplux water heater is functioning normally, it will produce a deep blue flame. But when your heater produces a yellow flame, you can’t overlook it as it is another problem. 

Yellow flame causes extreme smoking and dirt build-up in the flue tubes, combustion chamber, and gas burner.

A.On your Camplux water heater’s front cover, you will see the middle horizontal window or viewer panels. Look through the window to check whether your heater produces a blue or yellow flame,We strongly recommend you not to use your Camplux water heater when it produces a yellow flame.

B.Replace the cracked gas regulator.

C.From the gas burner’s top, remove the scale and adequately clean the burner and unclog the main burner.

D.Ensure sufficient air circulation and proper ventilation in your heater.

E.Clean the pipes properly and remove the vent or flue’s blockage.

9. Water Heater Leaking

A.Check the correct installation.

B.Check and tighten your water tank’s pipe connection.

C.Replace the cracked heater, malfunctioning T & P relief valve, loose or damaged gaskets, lousy drain valve, and the defective hot and cold water inlet and outlet.

10. Water Heater Error Codes

E0：Hot water sensor not working.

Causes : Short circuit. Loose junction pat. A defective or broken sensor. 

Solutions : Prevent your heater’s overheating to avoid short circuits. Tighten the junction pat. Replace the broken or faulty sensor.

E1：Failed ignition system.

Causes : Loose junction pat. Close or partially open gas valve. Close water shut-off valve. 

Solutions : Tighten the junction pat. Check and open the gas and water shutoff valve fully. 

E2：Flame Failure Protection.

Causes : The heater fails to detect the flame. The gas supply is off. Empty tank or low fuel supply. Damaged fuel sensor.

Solutions : Ensure your water heater is perfectly detecting the flame. Check and turn on the gas supply. Refill the fuel tank and ensure proper fuel supply. Replace the faulty fuel sensor.

E3：Overheating protection.

Causes : Overheating controller. Dry combustion.

Solutions : Ensure your heater controller is not overheating.

E5：Pressure switch failure.

Causes : Too low power supply voltage. Motor malfunction.