Temperature regulation, Temperature settings, Upper and lower thermostat adjustments – Kenmore POWER MISER 153.320661 User Manual

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Temperature Regulation

SERVICE AND ADJUSTMEN

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ADANGER

Water temperature over 125“F
(52°C) can cause severe burns
instantly resulting in severe injury
or death.

Children, the elderly, and the
physically or mentally disabled
areathighesthskforscald injury.

Feel water before bathing or

showering.

Temperature limiting valves are

available.

Read instruction manual for safe

temperature setting.

The lower

thermostat

is factory set at HOT a position

which

approximates

120°F (49°C) and is adjustable if a

different wafer

temperature is desired. Read

all

warnings in this

manual

and

on the

water

heating before proceeding.

ADJUSTABLE LOWER THERMOSTAT

WITH HIGH LIMIT

(3 WIRE LEAD MODELS)

HOTTER WATER CAN SCALD: Water heaters are intended to

produce hot water. Water heated to

a

temperature which will

satisfy clothes washing, dish

washing,

and other sanitizing

needs can scald and permanently injure you upon contact.
Some

people

are more likely to be permanently injured by hot

water than others.

These

include the

elderly,

children, the

infirm,

or physically/mentally

handicapped.

If anyone using hot water

In your home fits into one of

these

groups or if there is a local

code

or

state

law requiring a certain temperature

water

at the

hot wafer tap, then you must

take

special precautions. In

addition

to using

the

lowest possible temperature setting that

satisfies

your hot water

needs,

some

type

of tempering device,

such

as a

mixing valve, should be

used

at the hot water taps

used

by

these people or

at

the

water

heater. Mixing valves are

available

at

plumbing

supply

or

hardware

stores.

Follow

manufacturers instructions for installation of the valves, Before
changing the factory setting of the thermostat, read the

“Temperature

Regulation"

section

in this

manual.

Never allow small children to

use

a

hot

water tap, or to draw

their own bath water. Never leave a

child

or

handicapped

person

unattended in a bathtub or shower.

Temperature Settings

HOT -

Is a

thermostat setting of approximately 120°F

(49°C),

which will supply

hot

wafer at the

most

economical temperatures.

A - Is a thermostat setting of approximately

130°F

(54°C).

В - Is the thermostat

setting

of approximately

140°F

(60°C).

C - Is a thermostat setting of

approximately

150°F (65°C).

VERY - Is a thermostat setting of approximately

HOT 160°F (71 °C).

It

is

recommended

that the dial be

set

lower whenever

possible.

NOTE:

Water temperature range of 120°--140°F

{49'*-60X)

recommended by most

dishwasher

manufacturers.

emperature Setting

j

Thermostat

VERY HOT = APPROX.

160T (71 °C)

About 1/2 second

C =

APPROX.150°F (65°C)

About 1-1/2

seconds

The thermostats

of this wafer

heater

have been factory

set at

В = APPROX.140°F{60“C)

Less than 5 seconds

HOT a position which approximates 120°F (49°C). to reduce

A = APPROX.130°F(54°C)

About

30 seconds

the risk of scald injury.

HOT= APPROX. 120°F(49"C)

More than

5 minutes

The

upper thermostat is factory set at HOT a

position which

approximates

120°F

(49°C) and is adjustable if a different water

temperature is desired.

Read all warnings

in

this manual and

on

the

water heating before proceeding.

Upper and Lower Thermostat Adjustments

(Refer

to thermostat illustrations under

“ T h e r m o s ta t”

section)

ADJUSTABLE

UPPER THERMOSTAT

FIGURE 26.

A WARNING

Before removing any access

panels or servicing the water
heater, make sure the electrical

supply to the water heater is
turned “OFF”.

• Failure to do this could result in

death, serious bodily injury, or
property damage.

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