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PROBLEM SOLVING

No water in tap from the SCx Unit

Check that mains supply is on.

Check that the line strainer is not blocked

Check that the combination valve has been fitted so that the

arrow on it faces in the direction of the water flow.

If the water at the hot tap is cold

Boiler (indirect): Ensure that the boiler has been switched on

and working correctly.

Check that no air blocks have occurred in the primary system

Check the following are all connected correctly

Cylinder Stat

Thermal cut out (Reset by pushing red button)

Motorised valve

Boiler thermostat (max setting 82 degrees Celsius)

Boiler thermal cut out (if fitted)(Reset by pushing red button)

Direct (Electric) Models

WARNING

: Isolate unit at main electric supply before opening

heating element cover.

Ensure that power is available to the element from the electric

mains and that the isolator is on. If there is power to the

element and the element fails to operate check as follows:

Check that the thermal cut out on the elements have not

operated. If they have, reset by pressing the red button. If they

cut out again as the water heats up the cylinder thermostat

has failed and needs replacing. Fit a new thermostat and

reset the thermal cut out.

With power on and the thermal cut out reset check the output

terminal on the thermostat. If the circuit cannot be

completed, the thermostat and/or cut out needs replacing.

Check current amps drawn by the heater, should be approx.

15 amps. If heating element fails to operate, change the

complete heating element assembly.

Important. In the event of an over heat situation reset all

thermal cutouts.

If hot water discharges from Tundish

WARNING

: Do not turn the mains water supply off - switch off

(1) power to immersion heaters (Direct) or (2) shut down
heating boiler (Indirect)

If hot water discharges from the tundish on indirect models there

could be a fault with the thermal cut out, cylinder thermostat or

temperature pressure relief valve. On a direct model the fault

could lie with the heating element thermostat. We recommend

you call your installer or Dimplex Service Agent.

SPARES

When ordering replacement parts the serial number on the

unit should be quoted.

PART/COMPONENT REFERENCES

Tundish 15mm to 22mm -

SC06006

Expansion Vessel Kit (12 Litre) -

SC06001

Expansion Vessel Kit (18 Litre) -

SC06002

Expansion Vessel Kit (25 Litre) -

SC06003

Motorised Valve -

SC06007

Immersion Heater -

SC06009

Temp/pressure Relief Valve -

SC06005

Twin Thermostat -

SC06008

Inlet valve assembly -

SC06004

WARNING:

Should the factory fitted temperature and pressure

relief valve be tampered with your guarantee will be
invalidated. Neither the distributor nor manufacturer shall be
responsible for any consequential damage howsoever caused.

TABLE 1 – SIZING OF COPPER DISCHARGE PIPE (D2) FOR COMMON T&P RELIEF VALVE SIZES

Valve outlet Size

Minimum size of

Minimum size of

Maximum resistance

Resistance created by

discharge pipe D1

discharge pipe D2

allowed, expressed as a

each elbow or bend

from tundish

length of straight pipe

(i.e. no elbows or bends)

G1/2

15mm

22mm

up to 9m

0.8m

28mm

up to 18m

1.0m

35mm

up to 27m

1.4m

G3/4

22mm

28mm

up to 9m

1.0m

35mm

up to 18m

1.4m

42mm

up to 27m

1.7m

G1

28mm

35mm

up to 9m

1.4m

42mm

up to 18m

1.7m

54mm

up to 27m

2.3m

MAINTENANCE

● To keep the cylinder in good operating order the cylinder should be serviced once a year by a Dimplex service engineer.

● If water is seen dripping through the tundish, please contact your installer or Dimplex service agent.

● To receive the 25 year guarantee please complete and return the guarantee card within 30 days of purchase / install

– please read Terms and Conditions on the guarantee card.

GUIDANCE IN THE EVENT OF A PROBLEM

● If you have a problem, in the first instance contact the plumber who fitted the unit. There after contact the plumber

who carries out the annual servicing for you.

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