KWH124 OwnersManual

MODEL KWH124™
Instantaneous Kerosene Fired Water Heater
Owner's
Manual
Thank you for choosing the KWH124 Instantaneous Kerosene Fired Water Heater.
We are sure that the modern design and outstanding performance of this unit will
meet your highest expectations. Please read this manual and warnings carefully
before using your KWH124 Kerosene Fired Water Heater. Please become fully
acquainted with all details of its operation so that you can use the KWH124 for
many years without problems or malfunctions. Keep this manual handy for
reference.
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M O N I T O R
P R O D U C T S
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INDEX
1. SPECIAL PRECAUTIONS
2. SPECIFICATIONS
2
A. PARTS DESCRIPTION
2
• APPEARANCE
2
•
2
CONTROL PANEL
• CONSTRUCTION
2
B. SPECIFICATIONS
3
C. DIMENSIONAL OUTLINE DRAWING
4
3. OPERATIONAL PROCEDURES
5
A. FUEL TYPE
'5
B. FUEL SUPPLY
5
C. PRE-OPERATION CHECK LIST
•
6
D. START UP AND OPERATION
•
6
E. UNIT SHUT OFF
•
8
F. FREEZE PREVENTION
•
8
G. WARNINGS
9
4. SAFETY DEVICES
5. MAINTENANCE CHECK LIST
10
•
11
6. REGULAR CLEANING
12
7. TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE
13
8. SCHEMATIC DISASSEMBLY
16
The KWH124 is designed for household use for the purpose of supplying hot water.
The unit should not be used on a moving vehicle such as a boat or camper.
Warranty coverage for commercial application could be voided or limited to 1 year.
1. SPECIAL PRECAUTIONS
WARNING
Use only crystal clear 1-K kerosene. Never use gasoline, white gas, camp fuel or other
flammable liquids. Use of such fuels can result in an explosion and cause severe injury.
A damaged or malfunctioning part should be discarded and be replaced with a new genuine
service part. All repairs should be left to professionals. Contact your local authorized
service dealer.
CAUTION
DO NOT STORE flammable liquids or materials such as gasoline near the unit.
Make sure that the flue is properly installed and connected.
A separation in the flue during the operation of the unit can cause the release of exhaust
gas into the room. The consequences could be dangerous.
Turn off unit in case of an accident or an emergency. Stay calm and do not panic. Just
turn off the unit.
In case of a fuel leak, exhaust fumes in home, no hot water. Turn off unit. Call an
authorized service person.
When using a shower, feel the temperature of hot water with your hand first, before
moving yourself under the hot water.
Avoid the use of hard water. In regions where hard water is the only source, take
advantage of a water softener.
This unit is only for indoor use. Avoid its exposure to rain or moisture.
( 2. SPECIFICATIONS")
A. PARTS DESCRIPTION
• APPEARANCE
Cold Water Intake
Hot Water Outlet
-Filter
Maintenance
Cover
- Control Panel
Fuel Filter
Connection
Front Door
Drain
Junction
Box
CONTROL PANEL
Power Lamp
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Code LED
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- Power Switch
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Temperature .
Adjusting Knob
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CONSTRUCTION
Coid Water Intake
Hot Water Outlet
Air Damper
Fan Motor
Mixing Tank
Burner
Printed circuit
Board
Overheat Protector Thermo
Heat Exchanger
Hot Water Thermistor
Temperature Fuse
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B. SPECIFICATIONS
Model
Type
Combustion Type
Air Intake/Exhaust
Heating
Source of Water
Ignition
Fuel
Hot Water OUT PUT
Fuel Consumption (Max)
Efficiency
Capacity of Heat Exchanger
Maximum Pressure Applied
Minimum Water Flow to
Activate Burner
Area of Heat Transmission
Exterior Dimensions
Weight
Voltage/Frequency
Rated: Ampere
(Rated Power Consumption)
Flue Size (Diameter)
Exhaust Air Temperature
Nozzle
Quantity of Vapor
Spray Pattern
Spraying Angle
Temperature Fuse
Electric Current Fuse
Safety Devices
Pipe Connection
Water Intake
Hot Water Outlet
Drain
Accessories (supplied)
Hot Water Outlet (Maximum)
Degree Rise
KWH124
Pressure Vapor
Indoor/Forced Exhaust
Instantaneous
Direct Connection to main supply.
High Voltage Discharge Spark
Crystal Clean 1-K Kerosene
123.000 BTU/H
1.1 GAL/H
86% X
1.057 OT (1.0 L)
150PSI
0.45 GAL/MIN
620 in2
35 in(H) x 11.8in(W) X 20.9 in(D)
88 Ibs
AC 120V/60Hz
Ignition:
1.05A (127W)
Combustion: 1.00A (HOW)
4 in
482T
0.85GPH
Pattern A
60°
302T
6 A
*Safe Ignition * Flame Sensor
*Over Heat Protector
*Air Pressure Switch
* Surge Absorber
3/4 NPT Male
3/4 NPT Male
1/2 NPT Male
Fuel Filter
Water Intake Insulator
Hot Water Outlet Insulator
70F Rise
210 GAL/H
80F
184
90F
164
100F
147
11 OF
134
(Maximum hot water supplied by this
unit is about 221 GAL/H.)
3.5 GAL/MIN
3.07
2.73
2.45
2.23
>KThis represents Efficiency under laboratory conditions. This efficiency rating can vary up to 4%.
"SINCE WE ARE CONSTANTLY IMPROVING OUR PRODUCTS, ALL SPECIFICATIONS ARE SUBJECT
TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE."
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C. DIMENSIONAL OUTLINE DRAWING (Unit-.Inches)
6.1
3.1
3.1
Hot Water Outlet
Fuel Filter Connection
Cold Water Intake
Vent Connector
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Drain
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3. OPERATIONAL PROCEDURES)
A. FUEL TYPE: Use only crystal clear Type 1-K Kerosene.
B. FUEL SUPPLY
— Precaution No water or debris should be allowed to enter the fuel tank. When these two
are mixed with fuel, imperfect combustion can result thereby shortening the life
of the burner.
1. Keep the tank filter cap tight.
2. Do not allow tank to run empty.
If the KWH124 is allowed to operate without fuel, air must be purged in the following
manner:
a. Refill kerosene tank.
b. Allow 30 minutes after refilling to activate KWH124.
(This allows fuel to settle.)
c. Make sure tank vent is open.
d. Open shut-off valve on fuel tank.
Loosen air purge screw at fuel filter.
Discharge air out of all channels through which fuel runs.
Fuel purge
screw
e. Fill the bowl of the unit fuel filter with kerosene.
Fasten fuel purge screw back in original position.
Handle O —Ring of fuel purge screw carefully. A damaged 0 —Ring can cause fuel leakage
and render unit inoperative. Don't misplace 0 —Ring.
f. Wipe all fuel spills off thoroughly.
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C. PRE-OPERATION CHECK LIST
1. Water Leaks
Open the valve and run water through unit to see that water runs properly through heat
exchanger. No water should be leaking from it, or any fittings.
2. Fuel Leaks
Make sure that there is no fuel leaking from fuel tank, filters, valves or from any of the
piping connections.
3. Location
Make sure proper clearances are kept around unit and there is nothing flammable nearby.
Keep a distance from walls of combustible material.
From left side
7 in (180 mm)
From right side
19 in (505 mm)
From back of heater
8 in (205 mm)
From Heater to closet door 29 in (735 mm)
Flue pipe to combustible surface, vertically
9 in (229 mm)
Flue pipe to combustible surface, horizontally
9 in (229 mm)
4. Flue Connection
All flue connections must be air tight and sealed so that no fumes can leak into the room.
5. Unit Wiring
The power supply is properly connected and grounded to unit.
D. START UP AND OPERATION
1. Readying Safety Device For Action
Press and turn off "Power" switch. The "Power" light goes off.
Press "Power" switch again, thus turning it on. This procedure readies safety devices for
action when necessary.
2. Starting Unit
With the "Power" switch in the "ON" position, "Power" lamp should
be on.
Open hot water faucet and unit will ignite automatically.
(While burner has flames, run lamp stays on.)
Should run light go off, a code "4" may blink signaling air in fuel
supply line. Refer to installation Manual "Test Run"
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Adjustment of Hot Water Temperatures
a. Thermostat has been set at factory to about 104T. (LOW)
b. Slide "Hot Water Temperature Adjuster" knob up toward
"High" to raise water temperature.
Slide knob down toward "Low" to reduce the temperature.
c. When adjusting hot water temperature with hot-cold water
mixing valve, control the amount of cold water from main
without changing the amount of hot water being supplied.
>£Knob at position "High" provides hot water at a temperature around 167T.
Knob at position "MED" provides hot water at a temperature around 130'F.
Knob at position "Low provides hot water at a temperature around 104'F.
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HIGH r
MED.
LOW
WARNING
^ High temperature setting increases the risk of SCALD injury.
^Households with small children or invalids may require a 120'F or lower thermostat setting
(to prevent accidental contact with "HOT" water.)
NOTE
^Seasonal change in temperature of water from main results in different hot water
temperatures supplied. Use hot water supply tap to control hot water temperature, or
readjust thermostat setting.
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G. WARNINGS
| Burns
Don't touch the flue.
The flue reaches a high temperature. Protect yourself from potential burns.
• Water For Drinking
The quality of water from unit may change depending on water being supplied from main,
and deterioration of piping material, scale, etc.
Never use water that has remained stagnant in heat exchanger and pipes for long period as
drinking water. Turn water on for a couple of minutes before drinking.
• SHOWER:
Feel temperature of hot water with your hand before entering shower stall.
•
KEEP DRAIN VALVE SHUT WHILE UNIT IS OPERATING
Opening drain valve while unit is in operation results in a "boiling no water" situation, and
may result in a blown temperature fuse.
• LIGHTNING
Lightning may cause a temporary power surge, which may damage some electronic parts.
Where there is thunder storm activity, install a surge protector in power circuit.
•
WHEN UNIT WILL NOT BE USED FOR AN EXTENDED TIME
TAKE THE FOLLOWING MEASURES:
1. Close fuel supply valve at fuel tank.
2. Turn "Power" switch off.
3. Purge water from unit (See instructions on Page 8.)
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( 5. MAINTENANCE CHECK LIST )
Flammables or Dust
Keep the top and vicinity of unit, clean.
Keep flammables and dangerous items away from unit.
Fuel Leakage, Spills, Stains
Make sure all fuel connections are tight and are not leaking.
Any spills or stains by unit indicate a leak and must be corrected.
Fuel Pipes Replacement
Check fuel pipes at least once a year for distortions and/or cracks. Contact authorized
service dealer for replacement of defective pipes.
Water in Fuel Tank
Water and dust can easily go into fuel tank. After accumulating in the tank, they may
flow into burner and cause imperfect combustion. Check if there is any water in the tank
at least every 6 months by checking the fuel filter canister at tank. Have any water
removed by an authorized service person.
Flue and Its Vicinity
Periodically, make sure that there are no flammables around and above flue,
sure flue is properly installed and maintained.
Also, make
Cleaning Heat Exchanger
Drain water from heat exchanger at least once a year.
l.Shut water supply valve at main.
2. Open hot water supply faucet.
3. Open drain valve at heat exchanger. Also, open inlet water filter and pressure release
valve. Then, drain water from heat exchanger.
Cleaning Inlet Water Filter
Check once every three months and remove debris
gathered in the inlet water filter.
l.Shut water supply valve at main.
2. Open hot water supply faucet.
3. Open drain valve at heat exchanger.
Then, remove inlet water filter and wash and clean it.
Cold water intake
Inlet Water Filter
CAUTION
If lime has accumulated, remove it with a commercial compound for
dissolving lime. Check water softening equipment if lime is found in the
filter.
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7. TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE )
| Use the following chart for detection and correction of problems and their causes. Contact
your local dealer for problems beyond your control.
(1) Power lamp does not go on.
^ Power is disconnected.
% A power failure.
^ Temperature Fuse has been activated.
Reset circuit breaker or safety fuse.
Unit operation is suspended until power is
restored.
Overheat situation. Contact your local dealer.
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(2) Unit does not start.
^•^ruwt; lamp UMJ
% Temperature adjustment is set too low.
%• Water inlet filter is clogged.
^ Water supply valve at Main is not
open.
Set temperature Ajuster higher.
Remove and clean the filter.
Open Water Supply Valve at Main.
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(3) Unit stops during use.
^ Power connection is loose.
:£A temporary power failure.
^Temperature Fuse has been activated.
Reset Circuit Braker.
Retighten connection.
Unit operation will resume shortly.
Call your local dealer.
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% Hot Water Temperature Adjustment is
set on "LOW" side.
:£ Water and/or debris go into Fuel.
Filter/Fuel supply pipe.
sfcAir remains in Fuel Supply pipe.
Set Temperature Adjustment Higher.
Clean, or replace.
Purge air from Fuel Supply Pipe.
(4) Excessive noise develops while operating.
%. Water and/or debris has gone into
Fuel.
Filter/Fuel supply pipe.
^Air remains in Fuel Supply pipe.
>fc Flue has clogged.
JjiOil (light oil) other than Kerosene is
used.
:fc Insufficient air intake for combustion.
Clean, or replace.
Purge air from Fuel Supply Pipe.
Dismantle and clean.
Clean and replace with clean kerosene.
Contact your local dealer.
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(5) Water does not flow from hot water outlet.
Water supply valve at
open.
Main
is not
Open Water Supply Valve at Main.
(6) Hot Water temperature is too low.
>(c Temperature adjustment is set too low.
:fc Hot Water is being used beyond capacity.
% Water and/or debris get in Fuel Filter/Fuel supply pipe.
Set Temperatrue Adjustment higher.
Partially close the Hot Water outlet.
Clean, or replace.
(7) Hot Water temperature is too hot.
Set Temperature Adjustment is set on
high.
Set Temperature Adjustment lower.
(8) Unit goes into the state of code "4" occasionally.
(Unit is shut off.)
Water and/or debris get into Fuel
Filter/Fuel supply pipe.
Air remains in Fuel Supply pipe.
Clean, or replace.
Purge air from Fuel Supply Pipe.
Refer to page 5.
The following are conditions that are normal or easily remedied :
§ OPENING HOT WATER SUPPLY VALVE A SMALL AMOUNT WON'T START UNIT :
The burner of this unit cannot be ignited unless minimum water flow about 0.45 G/min is
maintained. Open up faucet wider.
§ HOT WATER TEMPERATURES CAN VARY WITH MULTIPLE FAUCETS OPEN :
When hot water is used from two or more faucets simultaneously, the amount and
temperature of hot water from each faucet could vary depending on piping scheme and how
much each valve is opened. This tendency could be enhanced when shower and another
faucet are put to service simultaneously.
§ HOT WATER APEARS OPAQUE :
Hot water might look white and opaque during initial outflow, because air mixes with
water in heater, and under pressure is released to atmosphere when faucet is opened.
When this happens, air and water come out in the form of bubbles, looking white. There is
no harm in this process, and hot water will soon turn transparent.
| SOUND OF FAN MOTOR STILL AUDIBLE AFTER UNIT IS TURNED OFF :
Fan motor continues to run for about 150 seconds after unit is turned off in order to drive
exhaust gas out of combustion chamber.
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•
BURNER OPERATES IN REPETITIVE RUN/STOP CYCLE :
This is normal if flow is low.
This unit is being controlled by micro-processor to maintain steady outlet temperature.
• WHITE VAPOR RISING FROM FLUE (IN WINTER)
Vapor in exhaust gas could turn into droplets in winter, which may come out from flue in
the form of white vapor.
• UNIT OCCASIONALLY DISPLAYS AN ERROR CODE "4" AFTER REFILLING FUEL
TANK :
Error code "4" may start blinking, a sign of air being in fuel supply pipe after filling a
empty fuel tank.
Follow the procedure provided on page 5 for air purge. Then, set the hot water supply
temperature adjustment on the control panel on "High". Fully open the water supply
valve, and press "Power" switch once again. Allow unit to run for 10 to 15 minutes after
it moves into "Continuous Operation" mode to make sure that there is no air remaining in
pipe. Do not allow fuel tank to become empty.
• ONLY LUKEWARM WATER IS SUPPLIED IN THE BEGINNING :
This can happen especially in winter or when the unit that has been installed with a long
hot water supply piping arrangement. When standing water in pipe is purged, the
temperature of hot water will become constant.
DETECTION OF TROUBLES BY READING CODE INDICATOR :
1. Code indicators on control panel can tell where trouble is.
2. If service of your local dealer is needed, provide information on code signs.
( CODE SIGNS )
" 4 " Burner does not ignite. Flames stall occasionally. Cds has a broken wire. (Refer to page
5)
" 5 " Faulty flames or shortcircuited Cds.
" 6 " A broken wire on detection water thermistor.
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7 " Hot water supply high limit was activated. (PCS malfunction). Thermistor has electrical
short.
" 8 " Hot water supply high limit shut off was activated. (194°F — Thermo over heat
protector)
" 9 " Hot water temperature adjustment control has malfunctioned.
" E " Communications circuit in trouble.
" H " Main PCB has problem
" P " Fan motor has problem and fails to turn.
(might be caused by extreme windy condition)
For all of the above, please contact your local dealer.
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MONITOR KWH124 SERVICE PARTS LIST
DESCRIPTION
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PART
No.
7035
Exhaust Stack Ass'y
Air Damper Solenoid
36
7036
Base
7003
Ignitor Transformer
37
7037
Exterior Cover (Right side)
4
7004
Photo Sensor (Cds)
38
7038
Access cover
5
7005
Combustion Blower Ass'y
39
7039
Electric Outlet Cover
6
7006
Burner Ass'y
40
7040
Exterior Cover (left side)
7
7007
Burner Base
41
7041
Drain Cover
8
7008
Burner Head Ring
42
7042
Front Cover
9
7009
Air Pressure Switch
43
7043
Top Cover
10
7010
Fuel Filter
44
7044
Front Cover Screws/Collar
11
7011
Nozzle
45
7045
Air-Pressure Sensor
12
7012
Ignition Rod Set (Right and left)
46
7046
Front Cover Bracket
13
7013
Heat Exchanger Ass'y
(W/lnsulated Wrap, Gasket)
47
7047
PCB Mounting Bracket
14
7014
Water Inlet connector
48
7048
Burner Retaining Bracket Ass'y
15
7015
Filter
49
7049
Water Inlet Insulation Set
16
7016
Water Governor
50
7050 Junction Box
17
7017
Inlet Pipe Set
51
7051
Drain Retainer
18
7018
Flow Sensor
52
7101
Heat Exchanger Insulated Wrap
19
7019
Flow Sensor Bracket
53
7102
Heat Exchanger Base Gasket
20
7020
Mixing Tank
54
7103
Exhaust Stack Gasket
21
7021
Water Outlet Connector
55
7104
Fan Motor Gasket
22
7022
Hot Water Thermistor Set
56
7105
Flange Gasket
23
7023
Printed Circuit Board
57
7106
Burner Heat Gasket
24
7024
Control Panel Ass'y
58
7107
Water Inlet Gasket
25
7025
Control Panel Circuit Board
59
7108
Water Outlet Gasket
26
7026
Thermo Overheat Protector
60
7109
Water Governor Gasket
27
7027
Over Temperature Fuse Set
61
7110.
Damper Cushion
28
7028
Main Fuse 6A
62
7111
Exhaust Stack Outlet Insulator
29
7029
Power Transformer
63
7201
0-Ring (Thermistor P6 4C)
30
7030
Terminal Block
64
7202
0-Ring (Water Filter P10A 1A)
31
7031
PCS Spacer Clip
65
7203
0-Ring (Multiple Use P14 4C)
32
7032
Fuel Pipe
66
7204
O-Ring (Flow Sensor Inlet PI 8 4C)
33
7033
Fuel Filter Mounting Bracket
67
7205
0-Ring (Water Governor P22A 1A)
34
7034
Silencer Ass'y (W/Gasket)
DESCRIPTION
ITEM
No.
PART
No,
1
7001
Fuel Pump Ass'y
2
7002
3
ITEM
No.
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KWH124 LIMITED WARRANTY
Any claim made under this warranty must be
MONITOR PRODUCTS, INC. warrants each
accompanied by proof of original purchase date
KWH124
sales invoice or cancelled check showing serial
Instantaneous Water Heater System sold by it
number is satisfactory evidence.
to be free from defects in material and workmanship, under normal use and service, for one
year after the date of original retail purchase, 7. SOLE REMEDY : The remedy and liability for any
breach of warranty, express or implied set forth
in a single family dwelling, subject to the term
above is the sole and exclusive remedy and the
and conditions stated below. An extended
limit of liability for any such breach.
warranty period of 48 month is provided for
combustion chamber and heat exchanger. The
remainder of the unit is subject to the 12 8. EXCLUSIONS : This warranty does not extend to
any defect due to the negligence of others, failure
months warranty as provided herein. If the
to install, operate or maintain the water heater in
KWH124 is installed in other than a single
accordance with the installation, operation • and
family dwelling, this warranty is limited to ONE
maintenance instructions furnished with each new
year from date of installation.
water heater, unreasonable use, accidents, alterations, ordinary wear and tear, the use of unauthori1. WARRANTOR: This warranty is granted by
zed or non-standarized parts, accessories or the use
MONITOR PRODUCTS, INC., P.O. Box 3408,
of any fuel other than good quality kerosene, such
Princeton, New Jersey 08543.
as Type 1-K grade. This warranty will not apply to
parts subject to misuse, abuse, neglect, alteration,
2. PARTIES TO WHOM WARRANTY IS EXTENDED:
accidents, excessive temperature, excessive pressThis warranty shall be extended only to the
ure, lime or sediment accumulation, corrosive
original retail purcaser.
atmosphere, noise, odor, rusty water, or installed
outside of the United States, or on which the
3. PARTS COVERD: All products and parts manuserial numbers have been altered.
factured by or for MONITOR PRODUCTS, INC.,
except as provided for herein. Replacement parts
are warranted only for the balance of the origin- 9. IMPLIED WARRANTIES : All implied warranties, if
any, arising, under state law in connection with the
al warranty period.
sales by MONITOR PRODUCTS, INC. of any new
4. PARTS NOT COVERD: The following parts are
heater are limited in duration to the duration of
not coverd by this warranty: fuel filters, venting
this written warranty. There are no warranties,
apparatus, oil lines, fuses and water pipes.
express or implied, of merchantability, fitness for a
particular purpose or otherwise which extend
5. REMEDY: if, within the applicable warranty
beyond this warranty MONITOR PRODUCTS, INC/
period, any product or part included in this
shall not be responsible for any incidental or
warranty proves to be defective in material
consequential damages. Whether as a result of
and/or workmanship, then MONITOR PRODUCTS,
breach of warranty, negligence, strict liability in
INC., shall repair or replace, at its option, the
tort or otherwise.
defective product or part. Service at the point of
installation (not including dealer travel time) will NOTE: Some states do not allow (A) limitations on
be provided at no charge to the customer, but
how long an implied warranty lasts : or
must be performed by a MONITOR PRODUCTS,
(B) the exclusion or limitation of incidental
INC., dealer authorized to sell and service the
or consequential damages, so the above
KWH124 Instantaneous Water Heater system.
limitations or exclusions may not apply to
you.
6. PROCEDURE FOR OBTAINING PERFORMANCE
UNDER THIS WARRANTY : In order to obtain 10. NO VARIATION OF TERMS : The parties intend
performance of the obligations under this warrathat this warranty be the exclusive and final
nty, the original purchaser must promptly (in no
expression of their agreement.
event later than thirty (30) days after discovery
No person has the authority to orally, in writing or
of the defect) notify the local MONITOR PROin any other way vary the terms, conditions or
DUCTS, INC. dealer authorized to sell and service
exclusions, of this warranty or to make any express
the KWH124 Instantaneous Water Heater systewarranties other than those contained herein.
m. Service will be provided during normal
business hours within a reasonable time after the 11. LEGAL RIGHTS : This warranty gives you specific
dealer has been notified of the need for service.
legal rights and you may also have other rights
If you are unable to locate a local MONITOR
which vary from state to state.
PRODUCTS, INC. dealer authorized to sell and
service the KWH124 Instantaneous Water Heater
System, call or write to : SERVICE DEPARTMENT,
MONITOR PRODUCTS, INC.
MONITOR PRODUCTS, INC., P.O. BOX 3408,
P.O. BOX 3408
PRINCETON, NEW JERSEY 08543, 908-329-0900.
PRINCETON, NJ. 08543
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