HomeMy WebLinkAbout4813 199TH ST NE_BLD6727_2026 RESIDENTIAL MECHANICAL APPLICATION
Community and Economic Development
City of Arlington• 18204 59th Ave N E•Arlington,WA 98223•Phone(360)403-3551
This application is for new, addition, altered or replaced mechanical installation and new or altered gas piping.
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Please fill out all pages of this application and include all information.
Type of Permit: ❑ New Installation Addition/Alteration/Repair ❑ Gas Piping
Property Address: 4813 199th ST NE Project Valuation: 2500
Lot#: 34 Parcel 1D No.. 00849100003400 Preferred Contact: O Owner ❑ Contractor
Project Description: Remove and replace water heater
James Honeman 4255012567
Owner Name: Home No.:
Email Address: jhbiz@comcast.net Cell No.:
Mailing Address: City: State: Zip:4813 199th ST NE Arlington WA . 98223
Contractor Name: Washington Water Heaters Orrice No.: 4258834871
Email Address: wawahvac@gmail.com Cell No.:
Mailing Address: 6622 232nd AVE E City: State:State: Wa zip: 98321
L&I Contractor License Number: WAWATWH780BO Expiration Date: 1/18/26
• Ncw gas piping requires a pressure test hooking to any appliance
• Sediment traps (drips) are required on all gas lines
• Gas lines are required to be supported/secured every 6 to 8 feet
• Proper Combustion air and venting required for all appliances
• A shut-off valve is required within 6 feet of all appliances
Gas Piping Information A Not Applicable
❑ css-r ❑ Brass ❑ Other
Proposed Piping Material:
❑ Black Steel ❑ Galvanized Steel
Proposed Piping Size: ❑ 1/1" ❑ sA" M 3/4" ❑ 1" ❑ 11/2 ❑ 2"
Distance from Meter to furthest Appliance: Total BTU's of all Appliances:
Residential mechanical permits will be assessed a base fee, fee per unit, and inspection fee (plan
review per Table 4-8 may be required for certainpermits)
Type of Fixture No.of Cost per Unit Subtotal Model No.
Units
Additional Plan Review fees x $75.00 =
Air Conditioning Unit is 100 Btu/h _ x $15.00 =
Air Conditioning Unit>100 Btu h x $2S.00 =
Air Conditioning Unit>500 Btu/hp x $S0.00 =
Air Handling Units x $ 15.00 =
Base Mechanical Fee 1 x $25.00
Boiler<100Btu h>3h x $ 15.00 =
REV03.2022 Page 1 of 3
Residential mechanical permits will be assessed a base fee, fee per unit, and inspection fee (plan
review per Table 4-8 may be required for certain permits)
Boiler>1 million Rtu/h-SOhp x $2S.00 _
Boiler>1.5 million Btu/h<50hp x $50.00 =
Boiler>100Btu h 3-1Sh x $15.00
Boiler>500Btu h 15-30hp x $25.00 =
Commercial Hoods-Type I x $25.00 =
Commercial Hoods-Typc ll x $50.00 =
Diffusers x $15.00 =
Dryer Ducting x $ 1S.00 =
Ductwork(drawings required) x $25.00 Evaporative Coolers x $ 15.00 =
Exhaust Ventilation Fans x $15.00 =
Fireplace/Insert/Stove x $15.00 =
Forced Air Heat<_100 Btu h x $15.00 =
Forced Air Heat>100 Btu h x $25.00 =
Gas Clothes Dryer x $ 15.00 =
Gas Fired Air Conditioning Units 100 Btu h x $15.00 =
Gas Fired Air Conditioning Unit> 100 Btu x $25.00 =
Gas Fired Air Conditioning Unit>500 Btu h x $50.00 =
Gas Pipings 5 units x $15.00 =
Gas Piping for each additional unit >S x $2.00 =
Heat Exchangers x $15.00 =
Heat Pump-Condensing Unit x $25.00 =
Ilut Water Beat Cuil5 x $ 15.00 =
Miscellaneous Appliance-regulated by x $ 15.00 _
mechanical code,not otherwise specified
Package Units s 100 Btu >100 Btu x $25.00 $50.00 =
Ran a/Cook top-Gas Fired x $ 15.00 =
Refrigeration Unit s100Btu h x $15.00 =
Refrigeration Unit>100Btu h x $25.00 =
Refrigeration. Unit>50UBtu h x $50.00 =
Re-ins ecdon fee x $75.00 =
Residential Range Hood x $15.00 =
Unit Heaters-< 100 Btu h x $15.00 1 =
Unit Heaters>100 Btu h x $2S.00 =
Variable Air Volume Boxes(part of Air x $10.00 _
Conditioning System)
Wall Heaters-Gas Fired x $2S.00 =
Water Heater-Gas Fired x $2S.00 =
Permit Fee 25.00
Inspection Fee $75.00
Processing/Technology Fee $25.00
Total 125.00
1 hereby certify that the above information is correct and that the construction on,and the occupancy and the use of
the above described property will be In accordance with the laws,rules and regulation of the State of Washington.
Steve Hyde 9-22-25
Signature Print Name Date
REV2.2024 1,.-=,, 3
PRESSURE PIPING SCHEMATIC
COMPLETE FOR GAS PIPING ONLY
❑ SCHEMATIC IS TO SCALE ❑ SCHEMATIC NOT TO SCALE
Show Pipe Size(s) and Length(s) from meter to all appliances
NOTE: Any interior pressure regulators must be indicated
REV2.2024 Page 3 of 3
Installation Instructions and
Use & Care Guide
C40Smhi s
Residential Gas
Water Heater
Residential Atmospheric Gas Water Heater
with the Flammable Vapor Ignition Resistant Safety System
DO NOT RETURN THIS UNIT TO THE STORE WARNING: If the information in
Read this manual and the labels on the water heater before you install, these instructions is not followed
operate,or service it. If you have difficulty following the directions,or exactly, a fire or explosion may
aren't sure you can safely and properly do any of this work yourself: result causing property damage,
• Call our Technical Assistance Hotline at 1-877-817-6750 or visit personal injury or death.
http://www.AOSmithAtLowes.com.We can help you with installation,operations, Do not store or use gasoline or other
troubleshooting,or maintenance. Before you call,write down the model and serial flammable vapors and liquids in the
number from the water heater's data plate. vicinity of this or any other appliance.
Incorrect installation,operation,or service can damage the water heater,your house WHAT TO DO IF YOU SMELL GAS
and other property,and present risks including fire,scalding,electric shock,and • Do not try to light any appliance.
explosion,causing serious injury or death. • Do not touch any electrical switch;
do not use any phone in your build-
ing.
• Immediately call your gas supplier
from a neighbor's phone. Follow the
gas supplier's instructions.
• If you cannot reach your gas sup-
Table of Contents Page plier, call the fire department.
IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION.............................................3 Installation and service must be per-
GETTING STARTED........................................................................ 7 formed by a qualified installer, service
INSTALLATION 14 agency or the gas supplier.
OPERATION................................................................................. 23 (&o
TROUBLESHOOTING ................................................................... 25...........................................................................
MAINTENANCE 28 NOTES......................................................................................... 31 LOW LEAD
REPAIR PARTS ..............................................35 CONTENT
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Keep this manual in the pocket on heater for future reference whenever maintenance,adjustment or service is required.
Retain your original receipt as proof of purchase.
2000536058 00100277333(A)
October 2016
COMPLETED INSTALLATION (TYPICAL)
Vent
pipe Cold water
/ shut off
I� Expansion
tank
I� (Connect to
Hot � cold water
water supply)
line
♦Cold
water
Draft hood line
ram
75
T&P
relief
valve
T&P
/ discharg
r pipe
rl
Gas supply
shut off y
Drain valve
1
Gas supply
Drain pan
discharge
Gas control pipe
valve/thermostat
Sediment Trap Metal drain pan
IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION
Read and follow all safety messages and instructions in
Important information to keep
this manual.
Fill out this section and keep this
manual in the pocket of the water
This is the safety alert symbol. It is used to alert you to heater for reference.
potential physical injury hazards. Obey all safety mes-
sages that follow this symbol to avoid possible property Date Installed:
damage,serious injury or death.Do not remove any
permanent instructions,labels,or the data plate from either the outside of
the water heater or on the inside of the access panels. Keep this manual Model number:
near the water heater.
Serial number:
DANGER indicates hazardous situa-
,TLmko
tion that,if not avoided,will result
in death or serious injury. Maintenance performed:* Date:
WARNING indicates a hazardous
situation that,if not avoided,could
result in death or serious injury.
CAUTION indicates a hazardous
1 • situation that,if not avoided,could
result in minor or moderate injury.
NOTICE indicates practices not
. related to physical injury.
A WARNING!If the information in these instructions is not followed exactly,
a fire or explosion may result causing property damage,personal injury or
death.Do not store or use gasoline or other flammable vapors and liquids in
the vicinity of this or any other appliance.
An odorant is added by the gas supplier to the gas used by this water heater.
This odorant may fade over an extended period of time. Do not depend upon
this odorant as an indication of leaking gas.We recommend installing a fuel gas
and carbon monoxide detector. *Drain and flush tank and remove and
inspect anode rod after first six months
of operation and at least annually
thereafter.Operate the Temperature
and Pressure Relief Valve(T&P)annu-
ally and inspect T&P valve every 2-4
years(see the label on the T&P valve for
maintenance schedule).See the Main-
tenance section for more information
about maintaining this water heater.
Residential Standard Gas Water Heater Use and Care Guide • 3
IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION
To reduce the risk of property Gas Pressure Table 1
damage,serious injury or death, A WARNING!The gas supply pressure
Time to Produce
read and follow the precautions below, must not exceed the maximum supply
Temperature a Serious Burn
all labels on the water heater,and pressure as stated on the water
the safety messages and instructions heater's data plate.The minimum 120°F(49°C) More than 5 minutes
throughout this manual. supply pressure is for the purpose of
input adjustment.L.P.gas supply 125°F(52°C) 1%Zto 2 minutes
RISKS DURING pressure must not exceed 13"water 130°F(54°C) About 30 seconds
INSTALLATION AND column.Have a qualified person
(licensed plumber,gas company 135°F(57°C) About 10 seconds
MAINTENANCE personnel,or authorized service
Lifting Risk
technician)check for proper L.P.gas 140°F(60°C) Less than 5 seconds
pressure.L.P.gas pressures exceeding
A WARNING!The 13"water column can result in serious 145°F(63°C) Less than 3 seconds
water heater is heavy. injury or death from explosion or fire. 150°F(66°C) About 1%seconds
Follow these precau-
tions to reduce the RISKS DURING 155°F(68°C) Aboutlsecond
risk of property damage,injuries from OPERATION
lifting or impact injuries from dropping •� For information about changing the
�
the water heater. Scalding Risk factory temperature setting,refer to
7iL
the"Adjusting the Temperature"sec-
• Use at least two people to lift the This water heater lion in this manual .
water heater. can make water hot Even if you set the water heater's gas
• Be sure you both have a good grip enough to cause severe burns instantly, control valve to a low setting,higher
before lifting. resulting in severe injury or death. water temperatures may occur in cer-
• Use an appliance dolly or hand 0Feel water before bathing or tain circumstances:
truck to move the water heater. showering. In some cases,repeated small draws
• To reduce the risk of scalding, of water can cause the hot and cold
install Thermostatic Mixing Valves water in the tank to"stack"in layers.
(temperature limiting valves)at
Explosion Risk If this happens,the water can be as
each point-of-use.These valves
automatically mix hot and cold much as thirty degrees hotter than
A WARNING! Read the water heater's the gas control valve setting.This
data late to determine the type of water to limit the temperature at
p Yp temperature variation is the result
required.Failure to follow these the tap. Mixing valves are available
gas re q from Lowe's®. Follow manufac- of your usage pattern and is not a
instructions can result in serious injury turer's instructions for installation malfunction.
or death from explosion,fire or and adjustment of the valves. 0Water temperature will be hotter if
carbon monoxide poisoning. The gas control valve on this water someone adjusted the gas control
heater has been factory set to its valve to a higher setting.
• Do not connect a natural gas water Problems with the as control valve
heater to an L.P.gas supply. lowest setting to reduce the risk g
of scalding. Higher temperatures or other malfunctions may result in
• Do not connect an L.P.gas water increase the risk of scalding, but higher than expected water tem-
heater to a natural gas supply. even at 120°F,hot water can scald. peratures.
• Use a new CSA approved gas If you choose a higher tempera- 0 If the water heater is in a hot envi-
supply line. ture setting,Thermostatic Mixing ronment,the water in the tank can
• Install a shut-off valve on the gas Valves located at each point-of-use become as hot as the surrounding
supply line. are particularly important to help air,regardless of the temperature
avoid scalding. setting.
4• Residential Standard Gas Water Heater Use and Care Guide
IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION
• If the water supplied to the water Fire Risk Keep the water heater from becom-
heater is pre-heated(for example, ing wet.Immediately shut the water '
by a solar system)the temperature �/ This water heater is heater off and have it inspected by a
in the tank may be higher than the equipped with a Flam- qualified person if you find that the
water heater's temperature setting. mable Vapor Ignition wiring,thermostat(s)or surround-
• Should overheating occur or the Resistance(FVIR)system. ing insulation have been exposed
burner fail to shut off,turn off the FVIR is designed to reduce the risk of to water in any way(e.g.,leaks from
manual gas supply valve to the water flammable vapor-related fires. FVIR plumbing,leaks from the water
heater and call a qualified person. makes this product more sensitive to heater itself can damage property
installation errors or improper installa- and could cause a fire risk).If the
To reduce the risk of unusually hot wa- tion environments.The FVIR system will
Y water heater is subjected to flood
ter reaching the fixtures in the house, not prevent a possible fire/ex losion if
install Thermostatic Mixing Valves at p p p conditions or the thermostat(s)have
each point-of-use. the igniter is depressed and flammable been submerged in water,the entire
vapors have accumulated in the combus- water heater must be replaced.
If anyone in your home is at particular tion chamber with the pilot light off.
risk of scalding(for example,the elder-
ly,children,or people with disabilities) Do not attempt to light this appliance, if glass is missing or damaged.Repair
or if there is a local code or state law or depress the igniter button,if you the combustion chamber door seals
requiring a certain water temperature suspect flammable vapor have accumu- if damaged.
at the hot water tap,these precautions lated inside or outside the appliance. Explosion Risk
are particularly important. Immediately call a qualified person to
According to a national standard(ASSE inspect the appliance.Water heaters High temperatures and
1070)and many local plumbing codes, subjected to a flammable vapors inci- 44 pressures in the water
the water heater's gas control valve dent will show a discoloration on the heater tank can cause an explosion re-
should not be used as the sole means flame arrestor and require replacement sulting in property damage,serious in-
to regulate water temperature and of the entire water heater. Improper jury or death. A new Temperature and
avoid scalds. installation or an inadequate air supply Pressure(T&P) Relief Valve is included
Properly adjusted Thermostatic Mixing can also cause the FVIR system to dis- with your water heater to reduce risk
Valves installed at each point-of-use al-
able the water heater. of explosion by discharging hot water.
low you to set the tank temperature to i Additional temperature and pressure
Y p A WARNING This water heater has a
a higher setting without increasing risk resettable thermal switch installed as protective equipment may be required
of scalds.A higher temperature setting part of the FVIR system.Do not by local codes.
allows the tank to provide much more attempt to disable or modify this A nationally recognized testing labo-
hot water and can help provide proper feature in any way.Doing so can lead ratory maintains periodic inspection
water temperatures for appliances such to fire,explosion or excessive and of the valve production process and
as dishwashers and washing machines. abnormal production of carbon certifies that it meets the requirements
Higher tank temperatures(140°F) monoxide. for Relief Valves for Hot Water Supply
also kill bacteria that cause a condi- To reduce the risk of a fire that could Systems,ANSI Z21.22.The T&P Relief
tion known as"smelly water"and can result in property damage,or serious Valve's relief pressure must not exceed
reduce the levels of bacteria that cause injury or death: the working pressure rating of the wa-
water-borne diseases. ter heater as stated on the rating late.
• Do not store things that can burn g p
Water Contamination Risk easily such as paper or clothes next
Maintain the T&P Relief Valve properly.
Do not use chemicals that could con- to the water heater. Follow the maintenance instructions
taminate the potable water supply. Do Do not store or use gasoline or other
• g provided by the manufacturer of the
not use piping that has been treated flammable substances in the vicinity T&P Relief Valve(label attached to T&P
with chromates,boiler seal,or other of this or any other appliance. Relief Valve).An explosion could occur
chemicals.
Residential Standard Gas Water Heater Use and Care Guide • 5
IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION
if the T&P Relief Valve or discharge instructions.When the installation is Installation Accessories
pipe is blocked. Do not cap or plug the complete,check the vent's draft using
T&P Relief Valve or discharge pipe. the instructions on pages 23-24.
Fire and Explosion Risk if Hot Water is Install a fuel gas and carbon mon-
Not Used for Two Weeks or More. oxide detector in the living areas
of your home.
A CAUTION! Hydrogen gas builds up 0 Do not install this water heater in
in a hot water system when it is not a mobile home or manufactured
used for a long period(two weeks or housing. •
more). Hydrogen gas is extremely
flammable. If the hot water system Failure to follow these instruc-
has not been used for two weeks or lions can result in serious injury
more,open a hot water faucet for or death from carbon monoxide Figure 1-Gas Water Heater Hook-Up Kit
several minutes at the kitchen sink poisoning.
before using any electrical appliances �/ Burn Risk
connected to the hot water system. If _
hydrogen is present there will This water heater's vent-
probably be an unusual sound such as ing system can become
"air"escaping through the pipe as hot hot enough to burn. Do not touch the
water begins to flow.Do not smoke or venting system while water heater is `
have an open flame or other ignition on,or until the water heater is turned '_,
source near the faucet while it is off and the venting allowed to cool.
open.
Figure 2-Install a Pressure Reducing Valve set
Carbon Monoxide Risk to 50 to 60 PSI.
A WARNING!This water heater
operates by burning gas.Carbon
monoxide is a colorless,odorless,gas
that is a by-product of burning of fuels
such as coal,wood,charcoal,oil,
kerosene,propane,and natural gas.
Breathing excessive and abnormal
amounts of carbon monoxide can
cause carbon monoxide poisoning,
resulting in serious injury or death.
This water heater must be supplied
with adequate combustion air and
must be properly
vented to the
t: outdoors.Have a
qualified person
(licensed plumber,
authorized gas
company personnel,or authorized
service technician)install the venting
system using these installation
6 • Residential Standard Gas Water Heater Use and Care Guide
GETTING STARTED
Review all of the instructions Massachusetts code requires this water point-of-use.
1 before you begin work.If you heater to be installed in accordance Fuel gas and carbon monoxide
aren't sure that you can safely with Massachusetts 248-CMR 2.00 and detector.
and properly do this work yourself,call 248-CMR 5.00:State Plumbing Code. Combustion and
your Lowe's®store to arrange for Other local and state authorities may
Professional Installation(you may also have similar requirements or other Ventilation Air Supply
call a qualified person of your choice, codes applicable to the installation of Before installing the water heater,you
such as a licensed plumber,to have the this water heater. must determine the amount of air
work done). Improper installation can needed to supply this water heater W
damage the water heater,your home Before you start, be sure you
H
g 3 have the following tools and and any other gas appliances in the Q
and other property,and can present same area and provide adequate air for
risks of serious injury or death. supplies: combustion and ventilation. Consult a 1A
• Common plumbing tools(depend- qualified person if you're unsure of the ('
This water heater is design- in on what type of water pipes 2 g yp p p proper way to supply air to your water Z
certified by CSA International you have). heater.
as a Category I,non-direct 0 Teflon'tape or pipe joint com- H
vented water heater which takes its A WARNING!This gas water heater yU
pound approved for potable water. (7
combustion air either from the installa- 0 For homes with copper pipes, requires an adequate source of clean
lion area or from air ducted to the unit air for combustion and ventilation.
you may purchase a Gas Water from the outside.This water heater Heater Hook-Up Kit(available from Without sufficient air,your water
must be installed according to all local heater will have frequent pilot outages
Lowes )with compression fittings and state codes or,in the absence of that don't require soldering.This and may emit excessive and abnormal
local and state codes,the"National amounts of carbon monoxide.
kit includes two 12"flex water
Fuel Gas Code",ANSI Z223.1(NFPA lines,two compression fittings,an Before beginning:
54)-current edition.This is available 18"flexible gas line,two nipples, Calculate total BTU/HR rating of all ap-
from the following: and Teflon"tape. pliances.
CSA America, Inc. For homes with plastic pipe,use To calculate the combustion air and
8501 East Pleasant Valley Road threaded connectors suitable for ventilation required,add up the total
Cleveland,OH 44131 the specific type of plastic pipe BTU/HR ratings of all gas burning ap-
used:CPVC or PEX(cross-linked pliances(e.g.,water heaters,furnaces,
National Fire Protection Association polyethylene). Do not use PVC clothes dryers)in the same area.
1 Batterymarch Park pipe. Your water heater's BTU/HR rating is on
Quincy,MA 02269 Non-corrosive gas leak detection the data plate, located next to the gas
solution made from hand dish- control valve/thermostat. The BTU/HR
Check with local code officials about washing soap mixed with water(1
ratings should be on the other appli-
codes governing this installation. Have
part soap to 15 parts water)or chil- ances'data plates. If you have trouble
your installation inspected by a code dren's soap bubbles and a small,
determining the BTU/HR ratings,
official to ensure the installation meets soft-bristled brush.
all local codes. contact the manufacturer or have a
• An appliance dolly or hand truck to qualified person determine the ventila-
NOTICE: If you lack the necessary skills move the water heater. lion requirements.NOTICE:If you are
required to properly install this water Recommended Accessories: replacing your old water heater with
heater,or you have difficulty follow- 0 A metal drain pan. one that has a higher BTU/HR rating,
ing the instructions,you should not 0 Automatic water leak detection the amount of ventilation required may
proceed but have a qualified person and shut-off device. be greater.
perform the installation of this water 0 Pressure Reducing Valve.
heater. 0 Thermal Expansion Tank.
• Thermostatic Mixing Valves at each
Residential Standard Gas Water Heater Use and Care Guide • 7
GETTING STARTED
Example: Option A: Installation without Check for Chemicals:
Gas Burning Appliance BTU/HR Rating outside ventilation (not recom- Installations where corrosive chemi-
Gas Water Heater 40,000 mended) cals may be present require outside
Furnace 75,000 Ventilation with outside air is recom- air. Air for combustion and ventilation
Dryer 20,000 mended for all installations. Even if must be clean and free of corrosive or
the water heater is installed in a large, acid-forming chemicals such as sulfur,
G open room inside the house,outdoor fluorine,and chlorine. Ventilation with
W Total 135,000 air is usually needed because modern outside air will reduce these chemicals,
I— homes are very tightly sealed and but it may not completely eliminate
Your Appliances: often do not supply enough air to the them. Failure due to corrosive chemi-
NGas Burning Appliance BTU/HR Rating water heater. However,when installed cals is not covered by the warranty.
Gas Water Heater in a large indoor space,it may be pos- Examples of locations that require
sible to provide enough air without outside air due to chemicals include:
Z outside ventilation. If you are unsure if 0 Beauty salons
your installation location has enough
H0 Photo processing labs
yJ ventilation,contact your local gas
utility company or code officials for a Indoor pools
Total safety inspection. 0 Laundry, hobby,or craft rooms
Table 2 provides examples of minimum The following instructions will help de- 0Chemical storage areas
square footage(area) required for termine if it may be possible to install Products such as aerosol sprays,de-
various BTU/HR totals.Areas used for without outside ventilation. Even if tergents, bleaches,cleaning solvents,
storage or which contain large objects this may be possible,you will need to gasoline,air fresheners,paint and
containing less air than is assumed for conduct the vent draft test on pages varnish removers,and refrigerants
the room sizes in Table 2—see Option 23-24 when installation is finished. If should not be stored or used near the
A for more specific calculations. there is not enough ventilation,you water heater.
will need to ventilate with outside air. Al: Calculate the air volume of
the room
Table 2
Air requirements depend on the size of
BTU/HR Minimum Square Typical Room the room.
Input Feet with 8'Ceiling with 8'Ceiling Floor Area(Square feet)X Ceiling
Height(feet)=Room Volume(cubic
30,000 188 9 x 21 feet)
45,000 281 14 x 20 If there are large objects in the room
(e.g.,refrigerator,furnace,car),sub-
60,000 375 15 x 25 tract their volume from the volume of
75,000 469 15 x 31 the room to get a better estimate of
the air available.
90,000 563 20 x 28 Room Volume—Object Volume=Air
105,000 657 20 x 33 Volume
120,000 750 25 x 30
135,000 844 28 x 30
8• Residential Standard Gas Water Heater Use and Care Guide
GETTING STARTED
A2: Calculate required air volume mum free area is sized according to Table may be adequate).
A water heater installed in an unconfined 3.Two openings must be used when 133: Determine minimum free
attic or garage requires that the space ventilating with air from another room. area required for each vent
be at least 50 cubic feet per 1,000 BTU/ The outside air can be taken from a opening
HR of the total input for all gas burning crawl space or attic open to the out- The size of the vent openings depends
appliances in the same area. doors and adequately ventilated.You on the total BTU/HR rating of all appli-
[Total BTU/HR/1000]x 50=Cubic feet may use vertical or horizontal ducts. ances in the space(use your calculation
from "Before be innin and the type G
of air required. B2: Determine type of ventila- beginning") Yp W
of vent used. Table 3 provides the mini- H
Example: lion
mum free area for each vent opening Q
(135,000/1000)x 50=6,750 There are several types of ventilation depending on the type of ventilation. H
If the air volume of the room is less that can be used :
than the required air volume,you must 1. Direct to outdoors 64: Calculate minimum size of C7
provide two permanent outside air 2. Vertical ducts vent openings and ducts Z_
openings that draw in sufficient air. Use 3. Horizontal ducts The vent cross-sectional area needed to
H
Option B. 4. Single opening (not recom- provide the free area depends on the W
If the air volume of the room is greater mended;must be at least 100 covering on the vent openings. Typical
than the required air volume,it may square inches. Not a vents use louvers or grilles to protect
q Y q appropriate
be possible to install the water heater for confined spaces smaller than the opening.The louver or grill itself
without outside ventilation. 50 cubic feet per 1,000 BTU/HR as blocks some of the free area,so the
A3: Check that combustion ven- calculated in section A or when opening may need to be larger to meet
tilation is adequate getting air from another room.) the minimum free area requirements.
Because modern homes are often well-
5. From a larger room inside the Use the following formula to calculate
sealed to prevent drafts,even a large house (not recommended—refer the required cross-sectional area:
room may not provide enough combus- to section A above to determine if Cross-sectional area=minimum free
lion air without ventilation. To con- the combined volume of the rooms I area required-percent free area of
firm that your installation has enough Table 3
combustion air,conduct the vent draft
test on pages 23-24 when installation is Minimum Free Area of Permanent Openings for Ventilation and Combustion Air
finished. Supply—All Air from Outdoors Only.
Option B: Install with outside Based on the total BTU/HR input rating for all gas burning appliances within a
ventilation confined space.
Ventilation with outside air is recom- Opening Source Minimum Free Area
mended,and,for most installations,is
Per Opening(sq.in.)
needed. There maybe existing ventila-
tion that is adequate,or you may need *Direct to outdoors 1 sq.in.per 4,000 BTU/HR(see figure on page 10)
to add more ventilation.
Supplying outside air to typically requires Vertical ducts 1 sq. in. per 4,000 BTU/HR(see figure on page 10)
two openings.One opening must be Horizontal ducts 1 sq. in. per 2,000 BTU/HR(see figure on page 10)
within 12 inches from the floor and
the second opening must be within 12 Single Opening 1 sq.in.per 3,000 BTU/HR(see figure on page 10)
inches from the ceiling.Although a single
opening is not preferred,you may use a *These openings connect directly with the outdoors through a ventilated attic,a
single opening to outside air if the mini- ventilated crawl space,or through an outside wall.
Residential Standard Gas Water Heater Use and Care Guide • 9
GETTING STARTED
covering(in decimals—e.g.,60%=.6) 1135: Check that air source is
For example,an installation area that clean and free of chemicals IutHH
requires openings with 100 square Air for combustion and ventilation
inches of free area would need 134 must be clean and free of corrosive
square inch openings if usin metal
qg or flammable chemicals.A failure due 0,,,^o,,,
louvers rated at 75%free area 100 s A,°
( q• to corrosive chemicals in the air is not 1
in._.75=134 sq. in.). covered by the warranty.Combus-
° lion air must be free of acid-forming
W If you do not know the /0 free area for g
your louver or grill, use the following chemicals such as sulfur,fluorine,and rT 'I{�
Q values: chlorine. Be sure that air at the vent
For wood louvers or grilles:20%
inlets is free of such chemicals. Figure s-Horizontal duct openings
(' 9 For metal louvers or grilles:60% 1136: Check that combustion
Z ventilation is adequate Aamate
Follow these rules to ensure that vents 'Zz Opeltn
Locatgniv
and ducts provide adequate air flow: To confirm that your installation has
~ enough combustion air,conduct the Confined "•'^°"
W • Each vent opening must be no Spare Per 3000 BTUIHR
smaller than 100 square inches. vent draft test on pages 23-24 when
installation is finished.
• Ducts must have the same cross-
sectional area as free area of the Combustion Air Supply Options
opening. Figure 6-Single opening
amo von, g g p g
• Rectangular ducts must have a to outdoors
Install above
minimum dimension of no less /nsulaliun
than three inches. r
• All screens must have mesh%"or Sppaam ed °;;oa„ic
IS
Inch per
larger. 4000 BTUIHR
Inlet as
• Moveable louvers must be locked AirInlet from the
C/awl
open or interconnected with the space
equipment so that they open au- ,„„ inch per Opan
4000 BTUIHR Poundjrit_
tomatically during operation. Vent
• Keep louvers and grills clean and Figure 3-Direct to outdoors openings
free of debris or other obstruc- cable vent
ti o n s. to outdoors
FE Install above
ZZ
insulation—11
E4000
tlet air
Confined attic
Spam yy inch per
00 BTUIHR
t air duct
q.mch par
BTUIHR
r
12'ma><imum
Figure 4-Vertical duct openings
10 • Residential Standard Gas Water Heater Use and Care Guide
GETTING STARTED
Venting Installing a New Vent System upward slope of at least%inch per
foot. Install pipe avoiding unnecessary
A WARNING!Carbon Monoxide The vent pipe must meet the following bends. Pipe joints must be fastened by
Hazard.This water heater must be specifications: sheet metal screws or other approved
supplied with adequate air and vented means.Support the pipe to maintain
to outdoors.The vent system must be Type of Material
UL listed Type B double wall or single clearances and to avoid separation of
installed by a qualified person. yp g joints or other damage.Vent pipe must
Examples of a qualified person include wall metal vent pipe must be used. be accessible for cleaning,inspection, G
gas technicians,authorized gas Local codes may be more restrictive y�
and replacement.
company personnel,and authorized and may not allow single wall vent pipe. Issee
service technicians.Failure to Single-wall vent pipe cannot be used for
properly Terminations Q
vent the water heater can result in water heaters located in attics and may If local codes allow,this water heater t~
severe injury or death from carbon not pass through attic spaces,crawl
� y may be terminated into an existing �
monoxide poisoning. spaces,or any confined or inaccessible chimney using the instructions below. Z
location.Single-wall vent pipe cannot
The vents stem must be installed Otherwise,this water heater's vent �
Y pass through any interior wall.
must terminate vertically(sidewall or
according to local and state codes,or W
Clearance to Combustible Materials other horizontal terminations are not
in the absence of local or state codes, allowed).
the current edition of the National Fuel The vent pipe cannot pass through any
Gas Code,ANSI Z223.1(NFPA 54). Do ceiling,floor,firewall,or fire partition.
not common vent this water heater Any part of the vent system must main- Chimney Termination
with any power vented appliance. Do tain the following clearances from any �Li teednL Lined
not use a vent damper anywhere in the combustible materials: z�mmmuma�vaany
object vnthm 1 D ft
vent system Of this water heater. aft min,n,um— hon,entany
• Single-wall vent pipe must main- ,,,e,r„aN,
clearance•
To reduce the risk of carbon monoxide tain a six inch clearance from a'
Do not emend
poisoning, install a fuel gas and carbon combustible materials. SUppon t t vent beyonnd edge
Strap
monoxide detector. Install and maintain ey
S„4inp
the detector in accordance with the • The clearance from combustible per vent
mimrnum Connector
manufacturer's instructions and local materials of UL listed Type B dou- +
codes. ble-wall vent pipe is specified by
the manufacturer of the vent pipe. Figure 7-Chimney termination vent system
UL listed Type B double-wall vent NOTICE:Before connecting a vent to
Replacing a Water Heater Using pipe may pass through walls or Par-
a chimney, make sure the chimney
the Existing Vent System titions constructed of combustible passageway is clear and free of obstruc-
Read the"Installing a New Vent Sys- material if the minimum clearance lions.The chimney must be cleaned if
tem"section of this manual and make specified by the manufacturer of previously used for venting solid fuel
sure your vent system is properly in- the vent pipe is maintained. appliances or fireplaces.Also consult lo-
stalled. Inspect the existing vent system Vent Installation cal and state codes for proper chimney
for obstructions,corrosion,and proper To improve the flow of exhaust gases, sizing and application or,in the absence
installation. Repair or replace if neces- we recommend that a minimum of 12 of local and state codes,the"National
sary.The existing vent system must be inches of vertical vent pipe be installed Fuel Gas Code",ANSI Z223.1(NFPA
UL listed Type B double wall or single on the draft hood prior to any elbow. 54)-current edition.
wall metal vent pipe of either 3 inch or A portion of the vent pipe(up to 75% The vent pipe must be installed
4 inch diameter and installed according of the total vertical height)can be •
above the extreme bottom of the
to the vent manufacturer's instructions
horizontal, but the termination must
and the terms of its listing. Do not use be vertical. For the horizontal section, chimney to prevent potentially
blocking the flue gases.
other materials such as dryer vent hose. install without dips or sags with an
Residential Standard Gas Water Heater Use and Care Guide 9 11
GETTING STARTED
• The vent pipe must be firmly at- rb"tee vent cap 1. Install a readily accessible manual
tached and sealed to prevent it shut-off valve in the gas supply line
from falling out. stt m,n,mum 2Tt mn,mum above any y
obtRhinto ft as recommended b the local util-
_ lect vrhonzontally
Maintain SuDPon Strap ity.Know the location of this valve
• To aid in removing the vent pipe,a clearance' Type a Double
Walt Vent Pipe and how to turn off the gas to this
thimble or slip joint may be used. t unit.
t "Maintain
sDeofed
Q • The vent pipe must not extend °gyp«°r clearance 2. Install a Sediment Trap as shown
sope up
1/41LV beyond the inner edge of the ii um" in the Gas Piping figure below.The
111-aiiii chimney as it may restrict the Sediment Trap must be no less than
space between it and the opposite three inches long for the accumula-
wall of the chimney. Figure 8-Vertical gas vent system with type B tion of dirt,foreign material,and
N double wall vent pipe water droplets.
C7 Do not terminate the vent pipe in a
3. Install a ground joint union be-
Z chimney that has not been certifiedE
N E F tween the gas control valve and
for this purpose.Some local codes may
prohibit the termination of vent con- the manual gas shut-off valve.This
S R.P
W 'M"INT"NI
nectors in a masonry chimney. "�R� aE"` is to allow easy removal of the gas
control valve.
Common(combined)venting is allow- VENT VENT CONNECTOR CONNECTOR 4. Turn the gas supply on and check
able with vertical Type B vent systems ;;,PE R.F0.LIA—
E-LORN.SONRY' for leaks. Use a small soft-bristled
�MINIMUM ENCLOSURE ,
and lined masonry chimneys as long brush to apply a hand dishwash-
as proper draft for the water heater ing soap and water mixture(1
Figure 9-Venting through a chimney with type
is established under all conditions of B double wall vent pipe part soap to 15 parts water)or
operation. Do not common vent this Gas Piping children's soap bubbles to all con-
water heater with any power vented p g nection points of the gas piping.
appliance. Gas piping must be installed accord- Saturate all the connections and
ing to local and state codes or,in the check for gas leaks(which will ap-
Vertical Termination absence of local and state codes,
NOTICE:The gas vent must be termi- the"National Fuel Gas Code",ANSI pear as small bubbles). any leaks
nated in a vertical position to facilitate Z223.1(NFPA 54)-current edition. are detected,tighten thee appropri-
ate connection(s)and re-check.
the removal of exhaust gases.
NOTICE:When installing gas piping, Gas Pressure
Vertical exhaust vents must terminate apply pipe joint compound or Teflon°
with a listed cap or other roof assem- tape approved for fuel gases. NOTICE:When testing gas pipes with
bly and be installed according to their a test pressure of more than%psi(3.5
manufacturer's instructions.An unused kPa),disconnect the gas line at the
chimney flue or masonry enclosure Manual Gas manual shut off valve and cap the gas
Shut-off Valve
may be used as a passageway for the line. Do not subject the water heater's
installation of vent pipe. Do not coin- G,ontd— gas control valve or manual shut off
mon vent this water heater with any Union valve to more than %psi(3.5 kPa)
power vented a The follow- check With iota
p appliance.pp� utility minimum height for pressure for any reason. If you are
ing figures are examples of vent pipe 3"Minimum pressure testing the gas line with test
system installations and may or may d pressure of%psi(3.5 kPa)or less,you
not be suitable for your specific appli- sediment Trap V may isolate the water heater from the
cation.Consult the"National Fuel Gas Figure 10Gas Piping gas line by closing the manual shut off
Code", NFPA 54,ANSI Z223.1-current valve.
edition and local codes.
12 • Residential Standard Gas Water Heater Use and Care Guide
GETTING STARTED
Space Heating continuous flow of water through the
air handler circuit during the off cycle.
TYPICAL MIXING VALVE INSTALLATION The domestic hot water line from the
COMBINATION SPACE HEATING/POTABLE WATER HEATING SYSTEM
water heater should be vertical past
EXPANSION TANK COLD WATER INLET any mixing valve or supply line to the
CHECKHOLVEt SVALDEF air handler to remove air bubbles from
TEMPERED WATER CHECK VACUUM (EDIHOLE
DRILLED IN CLAPPER)TO FIXTURES VALVE t the system.Otherwise,these bubbles
Q
(MUST MEET TEMPS LISTED VALVE
1
IN MASS.CODE 248 CMR t) will be trapped in the air handler heat NJ
FLOW CONTROL exchanger coil,reducing efficiency.
VALVE N
UNION UNION PUMP* • Do not connect the water heater to Li
MUST BE VERTICAL TO TEMP/
PRESSURE OUT IN any system or components previously I"—
REMOVE AIR BUBBLES RELIEF
VALVE used with non-potable water heat-
HOT
COIL
MIXING VALVE WATE
OUTR AR ing appliances when used to supply
(MUST BE INSTALLED BELOW ~ HANDLER
potable water.
TOP OF WATER HEATER SEE
AS PER MANUFACTURER'S NOTE$ AIR Solar Installation
RECOMMENDATIONS) HANDLER
SHUT-OF W F
VALVE*
WATER HEATER ACCEPTED If this water heater is used as a solar stor-
BY THE BOARD FOR
INSTALLATION IN age heater or as a backup for the solar
MASSACHUSETTS.t 100'-0"MAXIMUM DISTANCE
FROM WATER HEATER t� system,the water supply temperatures
TO FAN COIL AND BACK Y p p Y p
(DEVELOPED LENGTH)NOT
INCLUDING COIL IN HEATING UNIT. to the water heater tank may be In excess
* MASSACHCTELECTRTTS ELECTRONICALLY-CONTROLLED
ALY-CONTROLLEDTIMTION of 120*F.AThermostatic Mixing Valve or
1.)CONNECT ELECTRONICALLY-CONTROLLED TIMER TO AN ALL-BRONZE PUMP. PUMP MUST ACTIVATE EVERY 6 HOURS
FOR 60 SECONDS.TURN PUMP TIMER OFF BEFORE CLOSING PIPING LOOP SHUT-OFF VALVE. other temperature limiting valve must be
2.)ALL WATER PIPING MUST BE INSTALLED AND INSULATED IN ACCORDANCE WITH MASSACHUSETTS CODE(248 CMR
R 780 CMR). installed in the water supply line to limit
3.)PIPING LOOP BETWEEN WATER HEATER AND AIR HANDLER MUST BE INSTALLED IN COMPLIANCE WITH 248 CMR.
t REQUIRED FOR MASSACHUSETTS. the supply temperature to 120*FF.The unit
$ PIPING FROM THE TOP OF THE WATER HEATER WITH TEES IS ACCEPTABLE. must be set to Standard Mode(See Operat-
ing Modes in Operation section on page
Figure 11-Combustion Space Heating and Potable Water(Typical Installation)
24).
Some water heater models are equipped 0 Do not use with piping that has been NOTICE:Solar water heating systems can
with inlet/outlet connections for use with treated with chromates, boiler seal or often supply water with temperatures
space heating applications. If this water other chemicals and do not add any exceeding 180°F and may result in water
heater is to be used to supply both space chemicals to the water heater I in heater malfunction.
heating and domestic potable(drinking) p
water,the instructions listed below must If the space heating system requires
g
be followed. water temperatures in excess of 120*F,
install a Thermostatic Mixing Valve
• This water heater is suitable for in the domestic(potable)hot water
combination water(potable) heating supply at each point-of-use to limit the
and space heating and not suitable for risk of scald injury. Install the mixing
space heating applications only. valve per its manufacturer's instruc-
• Be sure to follow the manual(s) lions.
shipped with the air handler system. 0 Pumps,valves,piping,and fittings
• This water heater is not to be used as must be compatible with potable
a replacement for an existing boiler water.
installation. 0 A properly installed flow control valve
is required to prevent thermosiphon-
ing.Thermosiphoning is the result of a
Residential Standard Gas Water Heater Use and Care Guide • 13
INSTALLATION
an outside faucet and measure the mal expansion
maximum water pressure experienced Verify that you have a properly sized
throughout a 24-hour period (highest Thermal Expansion Tank.We recom-
Verify that your water pressures often occur at night). mend installing an expansion tank if
home is equipped your home does not have one. Plumb-
and up-to-date for '` ing codes require a properly pressur-
ized, properly sized Thermal Expan-
proper operation " sion Tank in almost all homes.
Installing a new water heater is the
perfect time to examine your home's
plumbing system and make sure the
system is up to current code stan-
dards.There have likely been plumb- Figure 12-Use a Water Pressure Gauge to make
ing code changes since the old water sure your home's water pressure is not too i
heater was installed.We recommend high.
installing the following accessories To adjust your home's water pressure:
and any other needed changes to Locate your home's Pressure Reduc-
bring your home up to the latest code ing Valve (PRV)on the main incoming
requirements. Updating your plumb- (cold)water supply line and adjust the
ing system can help extend the life of water pressure control to between
your water heater,avoid damage to 50 and 60 psi. If your home does not
your home and property,and reduce have a Pressure Reducing Valve, install Figure 13-A Thermal Expansion Tank helps
the risk of serious injuries or death. a PRV on the home's main water sup- protect the home's plumbing system from pres-
sure spikes.
Inspect your home and install any de- ply line and set it to between 50 and HOW:Connect the Thermal Expansion
vices you need to comply with current 60 psi. Pressure Reducing Valves are Tank(available from Lowe's° .)to the
codes and assure that your new water available at Lowe's°. cold water supply line near the water
heater performs at its best.Check heater.The expansion tank contains
with your local plumbing official for BACKGROUND:Over the years, many a bladder and an air charge.To work
more information. utilities have increased water supply properly,the Thermal Expansion Tank
pressures so they can serve more must be sized according to the water
homes. In some homes today, heater's tank capacity and pressurized
Water pressure pressures can exceed 100 psi. High
P to match the home's incoming water
Most codes allow a maximum water pressures can damage water pressure. Refer to the instructions
incoming water pressure of 80 psi heaters,causing premature leaks. If provided with the Thermal Expansion
(we recommend a working pressure you have replaced toilet valves, had a Tank for installation details.
no higher than 50-60 psi).Check your water heater leak, or had to repair
home's water pressure with a pressure appliances connected to the plumbing BACKGROUND:Water expands when
gauge and adjust if necessary. High system, pay particular attention to heated,and the increased volume
water pressure can damage the water your home's water pressure.When of water must have a place to go,or
heater, piping,and other appliances. purchasing a PRV, make sure the PRV thermal expansion will cause large
has a built-in bypass. Wa- increases in water pressure(despite
HOW: Purchase an inexpensive water ter pressure CA in- the use of a Pressure Reducing Valve
pressure gauge from Lowe's°. Con- Crease Caused by ther- in the home's main water supply line).
nect the water pressure gauge to The Safe Drinking Water Act of 1974
14 • Residential Standard Gas Water Heater Use and Care Guide
INSTALLATION
requires the use of backflow preven- water heater's water supply if a leak
ters and check valves to restrict water occurs.
from your home reentering the public • Install a metal drain pan (available-
water system. Backflow preventers are from Lowe's® ) under the water heat-
often installed in water meters and er to catch condensation or leaks
may not be readily visible.As a result, from the piping connections or tank.
most all plumbing systems today are Most codes require,and we recom-
now"closed,"and almost all homes mend, installing the water heater in
now need a Thermal Expansion Tank. a metal drain pan that is piped to an
adequate drain.The drain pan must �•�
A Thermal Expansion Tank is a practi- be at least two inches wider than Figure 15-Thermostatic Mixing Valves installed
cal and inexpensive way to help avoid the diameter of the water heater. at each point-of-use can help avoid scalding
damage to the water heater,washing Install the drain pan so the water
machine,dishwasher, ice maker,and level would be limited to a maximum BACKGROUND:A Thermostatic Mixing
even toilet valves. If your toilet oc- depth of 1-3/4".The pan must not Valve, installed at each point-of-use,
casionally runs for no apparent reason restrict air flow to the burner. mixes hot water from the water heater
(usually briefly at night),that may be with cold water to more precisely
due to thermal expansion increasing regulate the temperature of hot water
the water pressure temporarily. Water Tempera- supplied to fixtures. If you aren't sure
CA ture Regulation if your plumbing system is equipped
with properly installed and adjusted •
Water Pipe and Install Thermostatic Mixing Valves to Thermostatic Mixing Valves at each
regulate the temperature of the water point where hot water is used, contact
Tank Leaks supplied to each point-of-use(for a qualified person.
-= example, kitchen sink, bathroom sink,
bath,shower). Install and adjust the
mixing valve according to its manufac-
=_ a turer's instructions.
! A WARNING!Even if the water
heater's thermostat is set to a rela-
tively low temperature,hot water can
scald.Install Thermostatic Mixing
Valves at each point-of-use to reduce
the risk of scalding.
Figure 14-A metal drain pan piped to an ad-
equate drain can help protect flooring from leaks
and drips.
Leaks from plumbing pipes or from the
water heater itself can damage prop-
erty and could cause a fire risk.
• Install an automatic leak detection
and shutoff device(available from
Lowe's®).These devices can detect
water leaks and can shut off the
Residential Standard Gas Water Heater Use and Care Guide • 15
INSTALLATION
or oily vapors,at least annually Avoid locations such as attics, up-
check and clean the air filter.See per floors,or where a leak might
Verify that the location Maintenance section for steps on damage the structure or furnish-
is appropriate cleaning the air filter. ings. Due to the normal corrosive
• Do not install in a bathroom, action of water,the tank will
A WARNING! Do not store or use bedroom, or any occupied room eventually leak.To minimize prop-
flammable materials,vapors,or normally kept closed. erty damage from leaks, inspect
liquids in the same location where this
• If the water heater is installed di- and maintain your water heater
water heater is installed.
rectly on carpeting, it shall be in- in accordance with this manual's
Before installing your water heater, stalled on a metal or wood panel instructions. Install a metal drain
ensure that it will be located: extending beyond the full width pan under the water heater piped
• Indoors in an area with adequate and depth of the water heater to an adequate drain. Inspect the
air supply. by at least 3 in (76.2mm) in any drain pan, pipes, and surrounding
• In an area that will not freeze. direction. If the water heater is area regularly and fix any leaks
• As close as possible to a chimney installed in an alcove or closet, found.
or vent. the entire floor shall be covered
• In a metal drain pan piped to an by the aforestated panel. - •
adequate drain. 0 If your area is prone to earth-
In an area suitable for vertical quakes, use special straps as
required by local building codes.
installation. Removing the old
• In an area with adequate space NOTICE:The state of California re- Water heater
(clearances)for periodic servicing quires bracing, anchoring, or strap-
(there must be a minimum of 24 ping the water heater to avoid its Read each installation step and
1 decide if you have the neces-
inches of front clearance). moving during an earthquake. Contact
• In an area that allows a minimum sary skills to install the water
local utilities for code requirements in
clearance from combustible sur- heater.Only proceed if you are comfort-
your area,visit http://www.dsa.dgs. able you can safely perform the work.If
faces as stated on the data plate. ca.gov,or call 1-916-445-8100 and
you are not sure,have a qualified person
• On a floor that can support the request instructions.Other locations
weight of a water heater full of perform the installation.
g may have similar requirements.Check
water. with your local and state authorities.
You will also want to follow these
guidelines while considering an appro- Do not install in a location prone
priate location: to physical damage by vehicles,
• Do not install near air-moving
flooding,or other risks.
devices such as exhaust fans,
ventilation systems, or clothes
dryers.
• Do not obtain ventilating air for jVehide��
the furnace/air handler from the
same space as the water heater. Drain Drain
Ensure that any return air ducts Pan
near the water heater are sealed. Figure 16-In a garage,install a vehicle stop to
avoid water heater damage.
• If the water heater is located
in an area subject to lint,dust,
16 • Residential Standard Gas Water Heater Use and Care Guide
INSTALLATION
On the old water heater,turn drain,outside,or in buckets. (Sedi- support the vent pipe until the new
2 the control knob on the gas ment in the bottom of the tank may water heater is in place.
control valve to the clog the valve and prevent it from
OFF position. draining. If you can't get the tank to
drain,contact a qualified person.)
Turn the cold water supply
I I 6 valve OFF.
OFF
Figure 22-Disconnect the vent pipe from the
draft hood.
Gas , Disconnect the water pipes.
control \� 11 Many water pipes are con-
knob
nected by a threaded union
Figure 19-Cold water supply in off position. which Can be disconnected with
Figure 17-Turn gas control/temperature knob OFF. wrenches. If you must cut the water
Turn the manual gas valve for 7 Using a standard flat-blade pipes,cut the pipes close to the water
3 the water heater's supply line screwdriver,open the drain heater's inlet and outlet connections, I
OFF. valve.Sediment build up in leaving the water pipes as long as
Open a hot water faucet and the bottom of the water heater may possible. If necessary,you can make
4 let the hot water run until it is hinder or prevent draining. them shorter later when you install the
cool (This may take 10 min new water heater.
utes or longer). Figure 20-Draining the old water heater. Confirm the manual gas valve
Also open a hot water faucet 12 for the water heater's supply
line is turned off. Disconnect
;." the gas line from the water heater's
~ gas control valve and cap it.
.� Remove the old water heater.
13 Use an appliance dolly or
hand truck to move the water 1Z
heater.
Figure 18-Let the hot water run until it is cool. A WARNING!Use two or more people
to remove or install a water heater.
A WARNING! Be sure the water runs Failure to do so can result in back or
cool before draining the tank to reduce _—AL --I
the risk of scalding.
Figure 21-Removing the T&P Relief Valve other injury.
discharge pipe.
Connect a garden hose to the Allow the vent pipe and draft
5 drain valve and place the 10 hood to cool.Once cooled, Installing the New
other end of the hose in a disconnect the vent pipe from
the draft hood.You may need to Water Heater
Residential Standard Gas Water Heater Use and Care Guide • 17
INSTALLATION
Completely read all instruc- which may occur from condensation drain pan and/or floor. Hold the filter in
1 tions before beginning.If you or leaks in the piping connections or place,then stretch the filter clip over
are not sure you can safely tank.The drain pan must be at least the overlapped joint and hook in place
complete the installation,seek assis- two inches wider than the diameter (see Figure 24).
tance from any of the following sources: of the water heater. Install the drain
• Lowe's® Professional Installation pan so the water level is limited to a WRAP THE AIR FILTER ASSEMBLY
AROUND THE BOTTOM OF THE WATER
is available for this product and maximum depth of 1-3/4". HEATER(NOTE:CLIP ON TOP EDGE).
the work is guaranteed. Call your Verify that the water heater is
Lowe's®store to have this water 4 set in place properly.Check
heater installed. that: OVERLAP
4"(100 mm)
• Schedule an appointment with There is adequate space to install
a qualified person to install your the T&P Relief Valve discharge
water heater. pipe and that it can be piped to a
• Call our Technical Assistance Hotline separate drain (and not into the
at 1-877-817-6750. drain pan).
• There is adequate access and NOTE:DRAIN PAN SHOWN
space around the water heater REMOVED FOR CLARITY.
2 Install a metal drain pan that
IS piped t0 an adequate drain.
for future maintenance. ATTACH FILTER CLIP AS The water heater is installed vertically. SHOWN HOLDING THE
® AIR FILTER ASSEMBLY
IN PLACE.
Air Filter Installation
Once you've positioned the water
heater in the installation area,install
the wrap-around air filter(supplied with FLUSH FIT AGAINST BOTTOM
p ( pp OF DRAIN PAN AND/OR FLOOR.
the water heater).The wrap-around air
Figure 24-Air Filter Installation
Figure 23-Metal drain pan piped to drain. filter fits around the base of the unit.Do
not operate the water heater without a
Set the water heater in place clean air filter in place.
3 taking care not to damage the Before installing the Air Filter
drain pan.When installing 1 Assembly, remove any dust,
directly on carpet,the water heater lint or debris(including any
must be installed on a wood or metal packaging materials or tape)from
base that extends beyond the dimen- under the water heater.
sions of the water heater(width and Installation:Wrap the filter
depth)by at least 3 inches(76.2 mm) 2 around the base of the water
heater.Cut to fit around a
in any direction. If the water heater is
sensor if present.Trim excess filter
installed on carpet in an alcove or material with scissors but allow filter
closet,the entire floor must be covered material to overlap a few inches(see
by a wood or metal panel. Figure 2).
NOTICE: Most codes require setting
The filter should fit snugly
the water heater in a metal drain pan 3 against base of the water
piped to an adequate drain.The drain heater with no gaps.The filter
pan helps avoid property damage must fit flush against the bottom of the
18 • Residential Standard Gas Water Heater Use and Care Guide
INSTALLATION
Check the filter at least every came with your water heater. Do not T&P Relief Valve. Do not cap,
4 three months and clean as reuse an old T&P Relief Valve. block, plug,or insert any valve
necessary.After installation, The discharge pipe should be at between the T&P Relief Valve and
the filter may be cleaned by using a least 3/4" inside diameter and the end of the discharge pipe. Do
vacuum cleaner with a brush sloped for proper drainage. Install not insert or install any reducer in
attachment to remove lint and dust. it to allow complete drainage of the discharge pipe.
NOTE: because the amount of dust and both the T&P Relief Valve and the
lint in the air can vary,your filter may
need to be inspected/cleaned more discharge pipe. _
often. In some instances,the filter may r' m
need to be removed and washed using m Install Shutoff and Ther-
mild hand soap and water to remove r mostatic Mixing Valves
any oily residue.After washing,allow to
dry and properly reinstall. 1 If one is not already installed,
install a manual shutoff valve
g in the cold water line that
Connect the Tempera- • ' ' supplies the water heater. Install the
ture and Pressure (T&P) shutoff valve near the water heater so
that it is readily accessible. Only use a
Relief Valve/Pipe Figure 26-Temperature and Pressure Relief full-flow ball or gate valve compatible
Most T&P Relief Valves are pre- Valve Pipe with potable water.
installed at the factory. In some cases, The discharge pipe must not be 2 Install a Thermostatic Mixing
they are shipped in the carton and smaller than the pipe size of the Valve at each point-of-use(for
must be installed in the opening T&P Relief Valve.The pipe must example, kitchen sink,
marked "T&P Relief Valve"and accord- also be able to withstand 250°F bathroom sink, bath,shower) per the
ing to local codes. (121°C)without distortion. Use valve manufacturer's instructions.
only copper or CPVC pipe. Do not
use any other type of pipe,such as
L
PVC, iron,flexible plastic pipe,or any type of hose.
• Terminate the discharge pipe a
maximum of six inches above a
floor drain or outside the building.
Do not drain the discharge pipe
into the drain pan; instead pipe it —�
separately to an adequate drain.
In cold climates,terminate the dis- Figure 27-Install Thermostatic Mixing Valves at
Figure 25-Temperature and Pressure Relief Valve charge pipe inside the building to each point where hot water will be used.
the water
A WARNING!Even iff
A WARNING!To avoid serious injury an adequate drain.Outside drains heater's thermostat set to a rela-
lively low temperature,hot water can
or death from explosion,install a T&P could freeze and obstruct the
Relief Valve according to the following drain line—protect the discharge scald.Install Thermostatic Mixing
instructions: pipe from freezing. Valves at each point-of-use to reduce
1 If the T&P Relief Valve was not Do not place any valve or other the risk of scalding.
factory installed, install the restriction between the tank and
new T&P Relief Valve that
Residential Standard Gas Water Heater Use and Care Guide • 19
INSTALLATION
For water heaters that are fed IF YOU HAVE COPPER PIPES: connections contain non-metallic parts
3 by a solar water heating which could be damaged.The proper
If your home has copper water pipes, way to connect the water heater to
system (or any other pre- you can solder the water pipe connec-
heating system),always install a copper water pipes is as follows:
lions or use compression fittings which
Thermostatic Mixing Valve or other don't require soldering.Compression
temperature limiting device in the fittings are easier to install than solder- v:
inlet water supply line to limit water ing pipe.Check with local plumbing �v
supply inlet temperature to 120°F. officials to determine what types of r
Solar water heating systems can pipe materials are suitable for your
supply water with temperatures location. Do not use lead-based solder.
exceeding 180°F and may result in
water heater malfunction.
A WARNING! Hot water provided by E •Solder a short length of pipe(about
solar heating systems can cause a foot or so)to a threaded adapter
severe burns instantly,resulting in using only 95/5 tin-antimony or
severe injury or death. equivalent solder.Attach the thread-
ed adapters to the water heater's
Compression fittings don't require soldering. connections(using Teflon®tape or
• pipe joint compound).Connect the
NOTICE:Do not solder pipes while home's water pipes by soldering,
they are attached to the water heater. keeping the connections at the water
The water heater's inlet and outlet heater cool with wet rags.
• 2 Connect the cold water
supply using 3/4 inch
Connect the Water National Pipe Thread "NPT"to the
Supply fitting marked "C" (COLD).
Note that all piping and components For ease of removing the water heater
connected to the water heater must for service or replacement,connect
be suitable for use with potable water. the water pipes with a coupling called
a union.We recommend using a
1 Determine the type of water dielectric-type union (available from
pipes in your home. Most Lowe's). Dielectric unions can help
homes use copper water prevent corrosion caused by tiny elec-
pipes, but some use CPVC or cross- tric currents common in copper water
linked polyethylene(PEX). Use fittings pipes and can help extend the life of
appropriate for the type of pipe in the water heater.
your home. Do not use iron or PVC
pipe.
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INSTALLATION
NOTICE:Most water heater models Check inlet and outlet connec-
contain energy saving heat traps in the 6 tions and water pipes for leaks.
inlet and outlet connections. Do not Dry pipes connections so that
remove the heat traps. any drips or leaks will be apparent.
Repair any leaks.Almost all leaks occur
3 Connect the hot water supply at connections and are not a tank leak.
using 3/4 inch NPT to the
fitting marked "H"(HOT).
4 Install insulation (or heat Install Draft Hood
tape)on the water pipes
especially if the indoor 1 Install the new draft hood by
installation area is subject to freezing aligning the legs and inserting
Figure 29-The Thermal Expansion Tank should them into the slots provided on
temperatures. Insulating the hot water be pressurized with air,using a hand pump,to
pipes can increase energy efficiency. match the home's incoming water pressure. top of the water heater.Do not reuse the
draft hood from the old water heater,
Adjust(or install)the home's
but rather use the new one that came
5 Pressure Reducing Valve to Verify Connections and with your new water heater.
50-60 psi and install a Thermal Completely Fill Tank 2 Secure the draft hood using
Expansion Tank. the four screws provided.
To remove air from the tank and allow Attach the home's existing vent
the tank to fill completely with water, pipe to the draft hood outlet using an
follow these steps: approved vent adapter(not supplied). •
Remove the aerator at the
1 nearest hot water faucet. This
allows debris in plumbing
system to be washed out of the pipes.
Turn the cold water supply
2 back on and fill the tank.
Figure 28-A Pressure Reducing Valve is required
if your home's water pressure is above 80 psi.
3 Open a hot water faucet and
allow the water to run until it Figure 30-Install the new draft hood and secure
flows with a full stream. with screws.
Secure the vent adapter to the
Let the water run full stream 3 draft hood with sheet metal
4 for three minutes. screws. Read the Venting
section on page 11. Make sure your
Close the hot water faucet home's venting system complies with
5 and replace the aerator. the instructions in this manual and is in
good condition.
Residential Standard Gas Water Heater Use and Care Guide 9 21
INSTALLATION
room to service the water heater. ✓ Check existing vent system for rust,
✓ Not installed directly on a carpeted restrictions/obstructions.
Make Gas Connections floor.
Water System Piping
The Gas Water Heater Hook-Up Kit ✓ Metal drain pan installed and piped
to an adequate drain. ✓ Temperature and pressure relief
(available at Lowe s )includes a flex- valve properly installed with a
ible gas connector with compression ✓ Water heater not located near an
discharge line run to an adequate
fittings to connect the home's gas line air moving device(fan, clothes
dryer drain and protected from freezing.
to the water heater's gas control valve. Y )•
Follow the kit's installation instructions ✓ Water pipes free of leaks.
✓ Not in a location with large
to attach the flexible gas connector. amounts of lint,dust,etc. (If so, ✓ Water heater completely filled with
the air filter or flame arrestor water.
located on the bottom of the water ✓ Thermal Expansion Tank installed
heater will need to be cleaned Water Pressure Reducing Valve
more often.) installed and adjusted to 50-60 psi.
Combustion Air Supply and
Ventilation ✓ Thermostatic Mixing Valves in-
stalled at each point-of-use.
✓ Adequate air supply for water
heater and any other nearby gas
Gas Supply and Piping
Figure 31-Flexible gas line connector. appliances.
Once you've made the gas connec- If the water heater is installed in a ✓ Gas type is the same as that listed
lions, use a small,soft-bristled brush closet or other small,enclosed space on the water heater's data plate.
to apply a hand dishwashing soap or within the living space of the ✓ Gas line equipped with shut-off
and water mixture or children's soap house, air supply openings needed. valve.
bubbles(1 part soap to 15 parts water) ✓ Are the openings of sufficient size? ✓ Adequate gas pipe size and ap-
to all connection points of the gas line
✓ Ductwork is the same cross-sec- proved gas pipe material.
and flexible gas connector(if used).
tional area as the openings? ✓ All gas connections and fittings leak
Make sure to generously coat all the
connections and check for gas leaks ✓ Outside air openings are preferred checked and any leaks corrected.
(which will appear as small bubbles). and may be required in tightly built
If any leaks are detected,turn the gas homes.
supply off,tighten the leaking connec- Vent Pipe System
lion and re-check. ✓ New draft hood, properly installed.
BEFORE LIGHTING THE WATER ✓ Vent pipe securely fastened to
HEATER... draft hood with screws and sup-
Make sure all checklist items have ported properly.
been completed. ✓ Vent pipe made of approved mate-
Water Heater Location rial and either 2" or 3" in diameter.
✓ Installation area free of corrosive ✓ Vent system installed according
or flammable materials, liquids or to local and state codes or, in the
vapors. absence of local and state codes,
✓ Proper clearances from combustible the"National Fuel Gas Code",ANSI
surfaces maintained and sufficient Z223.1(NFPA 54)-current edition.
22 • Residential Standard Gas Water Heater Use and Care Guide
OPERATION
Lighting Instructions Press the gas control knob in water heater.You may hear drips or a
3 fully and hold it in.While sizzling sound when the water heater is
A WARNING! Explosion Hazard— holding in the gas control first lit or,you may see a small puddle on
Replace viewport if glass is missing or knob,repeatedly click the igniter button the floor.Condensation is not a leak and
damaged.Failure to do so can result (approximately once per second)for up will go away once the tank reaches
in death,explosion or fire. to 90 seconds or until the Status Light normal operating temperature.
starts to flash.You can tell the pilot is lit
Read and understand these directions when the Status Light flashes once The air filter at the bottom of
thoroughly before attempting to light every three seconds. 10 the water heater must be
or re-light the pilot. Make sure the cleaned from time to time.See
viewport is not missing or damaged. w the Maintenance section for steps on
Make sure the tank is completely filled cleaning the air filter. If the air filter is
with water before lighting the pilot. ' �-� _=_" 1 not cleaned as needed,the water
p y ma g heater's pilot o out.
Check the data plate near the gas
control valve to ensure the correct gas M Shut down Instructions
type. Do not use this water heater with i
any gas other than the one listed on the �' W Um .. Turn the gas control/temperature knob
data plate. If you have any questions or counterclockwise to the"OFF"setting.
doubts,consult your gas supplier or gas 'j. The status light will stop blinking and stay
utility company. on for a short time after the water heater
NOTICE!A newly installed water heater is turned off.
will have air in the gas line. It may take Aiw�
several lighting attempts to clear all the Figure 34-Status light. Emergency Shut down
air from the gas line and light the pilot. Once the Status Light starts Should overheating occur or the gas
Follow these steps to light the pilot: 4 flashing,release the gas
p g p supply fail to shut off,turn off the water
control knob.Adjust the gas
Make sure the manual gas control knob to the desired tempera- heater's manual gas control valve and call
1 valve for the water heater's ture setting. a qualified person.
supply line is ON. g Checking the Vent
If the Status Light doesn't start
5 flashing after 90 seconds,
release the gas control knob System and Air Supply
and wait 10 minutes.
Once the water heater is lit and the gas
6 Repeat lighting steps 2 through control knob is set to the desired temper-
5 at least two additional times ature,the burner will light(if the tank is
or until the Status Light starts cold).Perform an air supply and vent test
flashing once every three seconds.Wait
Figure 32-Gas valve in"on"position 10 minutes between lighting attempts. to make sure the unit is venting properly
Turn the gas control knob to and the air supply is adequate: Z
2 the PILOT position. A solid Status Light means the 0
7 pilot was lit but is now off. The main burner must be on
Release the gas control knob 1 for this test.With a newly Q
and wait 10 minutes.Once the Status installed water heater full of �
W
Light goes out, repeat lighting steps 2 cold water,turning the temperature
wuuumn g a
throu h 5. control knob to HOT should cause the 0
'=�' =• If the Status Light doesn't start main burner to come on.You can view
8 flashing after three lighting the burner through the sight glass at
attempts,turn the gas control the base of the water heater.
knob to the OFF position and refer to Close all windows and doors
�" the"Troubleshooting-No Hot Water" 2
and turn on all gas appliances
section(see page 25). and air-moving devices(range
When a gas water heater is first hoods, bathroom exhaust fans,ceiling
Figure 33-Gas control/valve. 9 lit and the tank is cold,conden- fans,etc.)in your home.Also,close any
sation often forms inside the fireplace dampers.
Residential Standard Gas Water Heater Use and Care Guide 9 23
OPERATION
3 Allow the water heater's main Temperature Control • "B" 138°F
burner to operate for five 0 "C" 147°F
minutes.Pass a newly extin- System 0 "VERY HOT" 160°F
guished match approximately one inch Adjusting the Temperature NOTICE: The temperatures above are
from the draft hood's relief opening. approximates. The actual temperature
Smoke from the match should be With the installation steps completed, of the heated water may vary.
steadily drawn into the opening indicat- you may adjust the water heater's tem-
ing the water heater is getting adequate perature setting if desired. 3 Wait for the water to heat up.
air and the vent system is working. If you have no hot water after
1 Set the gas valve to the desired two hours,refer to the
temperature.The"HOT" Troubleshooting Section(see page 25).
setting sets the water tem-
perature to approximately 120°F, NOTICE:If the tank is full of cold water,
3' condensation may form inside the
reducing the risk of scald injury.You
' may wish to set a higher temperature to water heater.This condensation may
provide hot water for automatic drop on the burner causing a sizzling
dishwashers or laundry machines,to sound.In some cases,you may see a
provide more hot water capacity,and to small puddle on the floor.Condensa-
reduce bacterial growth. Higher tank lion is normal and should go away once
temperatures(140°F)kill bacteria that the tank reaches its normal operating
Figure 35-Test the air supply and vent to make
sure the water heater has adequate air and is cause a condition known as"smelly procedure.
venting properly. water"and can reduce the levels of A WARNING!If you have increased
If the main burner has been bacteria that cause water-borne the temperature setting and the
4 operating for five minutes but diseases. Thermostatic Mixing Valves are not set
the match smoke drifts around Water usage patterns,as well as heat properly(or not installed)you could
or is blown away from the opening,turn scald yourself while checking the
from sources such as solar collectors,
the gas control knob OFF.Inspect the ambient air, and the pilot light can temperature.
vent system and repair if necessary.In result in temperatures higher than the Check water temperature at
many cases,failure to pass the air 4
supply and vent test indicates the water thermostat set-point. several points of use in your
heater is not getting enough air or there A WARNING!Higher temperatures home(for example,bathtub
is a problem with the vent system.It increase the risk of scalding,but even at faucet,shower,or lavatory sink)and
may be necessary to increase the air 120°F,hot water can scald(see Table 1). adjust the Thermostatic Mixing Valves
supply by getting air from outside(see Install Thermostatic Mixing Valve(s)at as needed.If you aren't sure how to
page 7). adjust the Thermostatic Mixing Valve
Z each point-of-use to reduce the risk of
A WARNING!Burn Hazard.Do not scalding. settings,or aren't sure if you have
O touch the vent,doing so can cause Thermostatic Mixing Valves,contact a
Qburns.If the draft hood does not draw 2 To adjust the water heater's qualified person.
a in smoke from match after five thermostat:
� Operating Modes
LLJ minutes of main burner operation,
a shut the gas supply off,and do not a C S8f� The gas control valve has two differ-
O operate the water heater until the vent Q ��� TO LIGHT PILOT: ent operating modes:Standard and
PRESS/HOLD KW8 N
system and air supply have been PRESSiaOMWrra+t Vacation.The Standard mode allows
checked b a qualified person and HOT— RELEASEIOi0 WHIN SD Y q p you to adjust the water temperature
repaired if necessary.Continuing to to your desired setting.The Vacation
operate the water heater in this (VAC) mode sets the thermostat at
condition could lead to serious injury Figure 36-Adjust the gas control knob to"HOT".
approximately 55°F and is recom-
or death from carbon monoxide Turn the gas control knob on the gas mended when not using hot water for
poisoning. control valve to the right to the follow- an extended period of time.The VAC
0 settings.'IN, 128oF setting also reduces energy losses and
24 • Residential Standard Gas Water Heater Use and Care Guide
TROUBLESHOOTING
keeps the tank from freezing during Checking the Pilot Light hot water is simply not warm enough,
cold weather but can cause a Hydrogen 3 Check the spark igniter. Dim make sure the faucet you are checking
gas build up.See caution on page 6. the room lights and look through the doesn't have a defective Thermostatic
No Hot Water viewport while clicking the igniter
Mixing Valve. Many shower controls
button. now have built-in mixing valves. If
Use the following step-by-step plan these devices fail,they can reduce the
as a guide to help determine why you If you don't see a spark through the amount of hot water the shower or
have no hot water: viewport, check to make sure the faucet delivers even though there is
Check the Status Light igniter wire is firmly inserted into the plenty of hot water in the tank.Always
1 white connector. check the water temperature at several
The Status Light on the gas If you see a spark, make sure the gas faucets to make sure the problem is not
control valve flashes once every three supply valve is turned on,and try light- in a faucet or shower control.
seconds if the pilot is lit and the gas ing the pilot using the lighting instruc- Undersized Water Heater. If your water
control valve has not detected any lions on page 23. heater runs out of hot water quickly,it
problems. may be too small for our needs. If the
If the pilot still does not light, calla Y Y
AW► Am qualified person. water heater is old,consider replacing it
with a larger model. If the water heater
• '""'--` I Insufficient Hot Water is in good condition,you may be able
nn■a.uui■
~ or Slow Hot Water to meet your family's hot water needs
• - with the existing water heater by install-
Recovery ing Thermostatic Mixing Valves at each
""" A WARNING!Because of the increased point-of-use and then turning the gas
6 control knob to a higher setting.
risk from scalding,if you set the water
heater's gas control knob higher than You can also reduce your home's hot
1207,install Thermostatic Mixing water needs by washing clothes in cold
Valves at each point-of-use.Due to the water, installing flow restrictors on
Figure 37-status light. increased risk of scalding,do not set the shower heads, repairing leaky faucets,
If the Status Light is flashing once ev- temperature of the Thermostatic and taking other conservation steps.
ery three seconds and you have no hot Mixing Valves above 1201. Reversed Connections or Melted Dip
water, make sure the gas control knob If the hot water is simply not warm Tube.Check the hot and cold water
is set to HOT. enough,there are several possible connections and make sure your
If the Status Light flashes more than causes: home's hot water pipe is connected Z
once every three seconds, refer to to the hot water outlet on the water
the Status Light Code Troubleshooting Faulty Thermostatic Mixing Valve in a faucet or shower control 0
heater. Usually, reversed connections
Chart on page 27. are found soon after the installation 0
(check other faucets in the house 2
If the Status Light is not flashing,go to for hot water). of a new unit. If copper pipes were (A
step 2. soldered while they were attached to WJ
• Water heater's capacity too small the water heater,the dip tube may m
2 Status Light is Not (or h usage too high).g g ) have melted.The dip tube is a long, D
Flashing Reversed plumbing connections plastic tube inside the tank attached to 0
If the Status Light isn't flashing,try or melted dip tube(usually found the cold water inlet. If the dip tube has
lighting the pilot using the lighting soon after new installation). melted, it can be replaced by removing
instructions on page 23. Plumbing leak. the cold water inlet connection, re-
moving the old dip tube and installing
If you have tried lighting the pilot and the Sediment or lime build up in the a new one.
Status Light does not flash,go to step 3. bottom of the tank.
Plumbing Leak. Even a small leak
If the Status Light flashes,go to Step 1. Thermostatic Mixing Valves. If the in the hot water side of the home's
Residential Standard Gas Water Heater Use and Care Guide 9 25
TROUBLESHOOTING
plumbing system can make it appear Drips from T&P Relief allowing small quantities of water to
that the water heater is producing flush out the debris.See the label on
little to no hot water. In this case,the Valve Discharge Pipe the T&P Relief Valve for instructions.
burner will be on all or almost all the A small amount of water dripping A WARNING!When manually
time,yet you will have very little hot from the Temperature and Pressure operating the temperature-pressure
water. Locate and repair the leak. (T&P) Relief Valve usually means the relief valve, make sure that no one is
Sediment or Lime in Tank.With an ex- home's water pressure is too high in front of or around the discharge
isting water heater, if you have some and/or you need a Thermal Expan- outlet. The water may be extremely
hot water but not as much as you're sion Tank.See Step 1 in the Installa- hot and could cause severe burns.
used to,there may be a build up of lion section of this manual for more Also ensure that the water discharge
sediment or lime on the bottom of the information. will not cause property damage.
tank.Sediment or lime build up can A large amount of hot water coming If the water pressure is between 50
reduce the efficiency of your water from the T&P discharge pipe may be and 60 psi,a Thermal Expansion Tank
heater. Heavy deposits can damage due to the tank overheating. If the is installed and properly pressurized,
the water heater.See the Mainte- T&P relief valve is discharging large and the valve has been cleared of any
nance section for steps on draining amounts of very hot water,turn the debris,and it still drips,the valve may
and flushing the water heater. gas supply valve off and call a quali- be broken—have a qualified person
Temperature Too High fied person. replace the T&P Relief Valve.
A WARNING! Do not cap or plug the Water Odor
Adjust the thermostat on the water T&P Relief Valve or discharge pipe,
heater to a lower setting. Install or and not operate the water heater Harmless bacteria normally present in
adjust Thermostatic Mixing Valves without a functioning T&P Relief tap water can multiply in water heat-
for each point-of-use (see the valve Valve—this could cause an explosion. ers and give off a "rotten egg"smell.
manufacturer's instructions). Although eliminating the bacteria that
Water Pressure too High. High water causes"smelly water" is the only sure
Low Water Pressure pressure can cause the T&P Relief treatment, in some cases,the stan-
Check both the cold and hot water Valve to drip. Install a Pressure Re- dard anode rod that came with your
at a sink to determine if the lower ducing Valve(PRV)on the main cold water heater can be replaced with a
pressure is only on the hot water side. water supply line.Adjust the PRV to special zinc anode rod which may help
If both hot and cold faucets have low between 50 and 60 psi. reduce or eliminate the odor. Contact
pressure,call your local water utility. Thermal Expansion Tank. Install a a qualified person.
Z If the low pressure is only on the hot Thermal Expansion Tank. If a Thermal NOTICE:To protect the tank,an anode
water side,the primary causes are: Expansion Tank is already installed rod must be installed in the water
0 Melted heat traps or dip tube.Sol- and the T&P Relief Valve discharge heater at all times or the warranty is
0 dering copper pipes while they are pipe drips,the home's water pressure void.
= may be too high or the Thermal Ex-
connected to the water heater can In cases where the"rotten egg"smell
LV melt the heat traps inside the hot pansion Tank may be defective. Refer
J to the instructions that came with is very strong,you could increase the
m and cold water connections or the tank temperature to 140°F in order to
D dip tube(cold water side).Melted the Thermal Expansion Tank for more
information. reduce bacterial growth in the tank.
0 heat traps or a melted dip tube
H
can restrict the flow of hot water. Debris. In rare cases,debris can stick A WARNING! Because higher
If that's the case,replace the heat inside the T&P Relief Valve preventing temperatures increase the risk of
traps or dip tube. the valve from sealing fully. In that scalding,if you set the thermostat(s)
• Partially closed supply valve.Open case,the T&P Relief Valve discharge higher than 120°F,Thermostatic
the water heater's supply valve fully. pipe will drip.You may be able to Mixing Valves at each point-of-use
clear debris from the T&P Relief Valve are particularly important.
by manually operating the valve,
26 • Residential Standard Gas Water Heater Use and Care Guide
TROUBLESHOOTING
STATUS LIGHT CODE TROUBLESHOOTING CHART
LED STATUS PROBLEM CORRECTIVE ACTION
0 FLASHES (LED NOT LIT) Pilot light is not lit. Not enough Follow the lighting instructions on the front of the
power(millivolts)to keep it lit. water heater and record any diagnostic codes.
1 FLASH (EVERY 3 SECONDS) Normal operation. No corrective action necessary.
2 FLASHES Insufficient power(millivolts)to the 1. Check all wiring connections. If problem
gas control valve/thermostat. persists proceed to step 2.
2. Replace the thermopile.
4 FLASHES High water temperature has Replace the gas control valve/thermostat.
activated the over heat sensor.
5 FLASHES Sensor failure Replace the gas control valve/thermostat.
7 FLASHES Gas Control Valve/Thermostat Replace the gas control valve/thermostat.
failure.
8 FLASHES This condition only appears if the Make sure that the gas control valve/thermostat
gas control/temperature knob has knob is set to OFF. Wait one minute. Remove
been turned off and the thermopile the outer door. Look through the sight glass for
continued to produce electric a pilot flame. If a pilot flame is observed with the
power. This condition can occur gas control valve/thermostat knob set to the OFF
if the thermopile does not cool position,the pilot valve is stuck open.Turn the main
down as quickly as expected when gas supply OFF. Replace the gas control valve/
the unit is shut off. This condition thermostat.
can also occur if the gas control/
temperature knob has been turned If the pilot flame is not observed when the gas
off and the pilot continues to control valve/thermostat knob is set to the OFF
operate because the pilot valve is position, wait 10 minutes for the thermopile to cool.
stuck in the open position. then attempt to relight the pilot by following the
lighting instructions on the water heater's label. If
this condition returns, replace the gas control valve/
thermostat.
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MAINTENANCE
Routine Maintenance Open a hot water faucet and Remove and inspect the
3 let the hot water run until it is $ anode rod and replace if
Routine maintenance will help your cool (This may take 10 min depleted. The anode rod
water heater last longer and work bet- utes or longer). requires a 1-1/16"socket.
ter. If you can't perform these routine
maintenance tasks yourself,contact a
qualified person.
Draining and Flushing the -
Water Heater
Tap water contains minerals that can
form sediment in the bottom of the
tank.The amount of sediment formed
depends on the hardness of your tap Figure 41-Let the hot water run until it is cool.
water,the temperature settings,and
other variables.We recommend drain-
ing and flushing the water heater after cool before draining the tank to
the first six months of operation to de- reduce the risk of scalding.
termine the amount of sediment build 4 Connect a garden hose to the Figure 43-Anode rods from new(top)to par-
up. If there is little sediment,drain and drain valve and place the tially depleted(middle)to fully depleted stage
flush the tank annually. If there is a lot other end of the hose in a (bottom).
of sediment,drain and flush the tank drain,outside,or in buckets. Note that Anode Rod.The anode rod is a sacrifi-
more often. Draining sediment extends sediment in the bottom of the tank cial metal rod that helps avoid corro-
the life of the water heater. may clog the valve and prevent it from sion and premature failure(leaks)in
draining. If you can't get the tank to the tank.The anode rod is a consum-
To Drain and Flush the Tank: drain,contact a qualified person. able item. Inspect the anode rod after
Turn the gas control knob on Turn the cold water supply the first six months of operation when
the gas control valve to the 5 valve OFF. you drain and flush the tank. Replace
the anode rod if it is substantially worn
OFF position. out or depleted.Thereafter,inspect the
Open the drain valve on the p p
ASU` —Alm 6 water heater. anode rod annually or more frequently
if needed. If you use a water softener,
' - -- 1 your anode rod will deplete faster than
Figure 42-Draining the water heater. normal. Inspect the anode rod more
Also open a hot water faucet frequently,replacing the anode rod
00 7 if it is depleted.Obtain a new anode
to help the water in the tank
drain faster. rod from Lowe's°or have a qualified
Mtn - person replace it.(Anode rods are a
consumable item and are not covered
under warranty).
If a large amount of sediment
Figure 40-Turn gas control/temperature knob or was present when the tank
OFF. was drained,flush the tank by
Turn the manual gas valve for opening the cold water supply valve
2 the water heater's supply line and letting the water run until no more
OFF. sediment drains from the tank.Close
the drain valve when you are done.
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MAINTENANCE
Refill the tank by opening the discharge pipe,turn the gas control 10
cold water supply valve. Make knob to the OFF position and call a
sure a hot water faucet is open qualified person to determine the
and the drain valve is closed.Allow a cause.
hot water faucet to run full for at least At least every five years,have a
three minutes to make sure the tank Figure 44- Burner Flames qualified person inspect the T&P
has all the air removed and is complete- 0 Leaking or damaged water and gas Relief Valve and discharge pipe.
ly full of water.Once you are certain the piping. Damage caused by corrosive water
tank is completely full of water,close Remove any flammable,corrosive conditions, mineral deposits,or
the hot water faucet. or combustible materials near the other problems can only be de-
Relight the pilot using the water heater. termined when a qualified person
11 instructions on page 23 and If you lack the necessary skills required removes and inspects the valve
adjust the gas control knob to to properly perform this visual inspec- and its components.
the desired temperature. It may take an lion or if the burner needs to be cleaned, A dripping T&P Relief Valve is usually
hour or more for the tank of cold water get help from a qualified person. caused by the home's water pressure
to heat up. being too high or the lack of a Thermal
Visual Inspection T&P Relief Valve Maintenance Expansion Tank. If your T&P Relief Valve
drips,see page 26.
On an annual basis,visually inspect the A T&P relief valve that has been al-
venting and air supply system,piping ' 4
lowed to drip for an appreciable period
systems,main burner, pilot burner,and of time should be inspected for mineral
the air filter.
buildup.See T&P relief valve tag for
Check the water heater for the following: more information.
• Obstructions,damage,or deterio- Inspect and Clean the Air Filter
ration in the venting system. Make Figure 45-T&P Relief Valve.
Read and follow the operating and an-
sure the ventilation and combus-
tion air supplies are not obstruct- nual maintenance instructions provided -
ed.Check the air filter for dust or by the manufacturer of the T&P Relief ==
other debris and clean if needed.
Valve(yellow label attached to T&P ' !
Relief Valve). Minerals in the water can
• Build up of soot and carbon on the form deposits that cause the valve to
main burner and pilot burner.The stick or create blocked passages, mak-
ing the T&P Relief Valve inoperative.
and hot water. Follow these guidelines: Filter
• Inspect the burner flames through •At least annually,operate the T&P Air
the viewport and compare them Relief Valve manually to ensure the Figure 46-Clean air filter periodically.
to the drawing below.A properly waterways are clear and the valve
operating burner should produce a mechanism moves freely(above). An air filter should be installed around
soft blue flame.Blue tips with yellow the base of the water heater.At least
p Y Before operating the valve manually, annually inspect the air filter and check
inner cones are satisfactory.The tips check that it will discharge in a place
for abuild-up of dust or debris.
of the flame may have a slight yellow for secure disposal.
Vacuum the filter to remove any dust
tint.The flame should not be all
yellow or have a sharp blue-orange A WARNING!Hot water will be or debris. If an oily residue is present
color.Contaminated air may cause released.Before operating the T&P on the filter,wash it in soap and water,
an orange colored flame.Contact a relief valve manually,check that it will then dry the filter.
qualified technician if the flame is discharge in a safe place.If water does
not satisfactory. not flow freely from the end of the
Residential Standard Gas Water Heater Use and Care Guide • 29
MAINTENANCE
Removing and Replacing the gas control valve/thermostat. NOTE: low
Gas Control Valve/Thermostat L.P.Gas systems use reverse(left-hand) ' ' ••- ===
threads on the manifold tube. _ "--'--
IMPORTANT:The gas control valve/ A -
thermostat is a standard valve with ......• •�:,;
wire leads that connect to a thermal —r-
switch.
Removingthe Gas Control Valve
/ Figure 56-Gas control/valve with threaded pipe.
Thermostat: e,,,�
Replacing Gas Control Valve/Thermostat:
Turn the gas control/tem- To replace the gas control valve/thermo-
1 perature knob to the"OFF" ^& B ' stat,reassemble in reverse order.When
position. C D replacing the gas control valve/
AW. .I ` thermostat,thread a 4"section of gas
�T pipe into the inlet and use it to turn the
Figure 52-Gas valve connections.
gas control valve/thermostat(clockwise.)
nn•nuau
Disconnect the ground joint DO NOT OVER TIGHTEN,damage may
union in the gas piping. result.
Disconnect the remaining • Be sure to use approved Teflon°tape
...
pipe from the gas control valve/ or pipe joint compound on the gas piping
W. thermostat. connections and fitting on
the back of the gas control valve that
screws into tank.
Figure 48-Gas control/valve.
�' • Be sure to remove the pilot ferrule nut
Turn off the gas at the
from the new gas control valve/thermo-
2 manual shut-off valve on the
stat.
gas supply pipe.
Figure 54-Ground joint union connection.
Figure 58-Gas valve in"on"position.
To remove the gas control .Turn the gas supply on and check for
Figure 50-Gas valve in"off"position. 6 valve/thermostat,thread a 4"
Drain the water heater.Refer leaks.Test the water heater by brushing
3 section of gas pipe into the on an approved noncorrosive
to the Draining and Flushing inlet and use it to turn the FVIR Safety
the Water Heater"section(see leak detection solution.Bubbles forming
System Operational Checklist TROU- indicate a leak.Correct any leak found.
page 28)and follow the procedure. BLESHOOTING CHART gas control
• Be sure tank is completely filled with
valve/thermostat(counterclockwise.) water before lighting and activating the
Disconnect the A igniter Do not use pipe wrench or equivalent
4 wire from the igniter lead water heater.Follow the
to grip body. Damage may result, "Lighting Instructions"on page 23.
wire. Use needle nose pliers causing leaks. Do not insert any sharp
to disconnect the B red (+)and white • If additional information is required,
objects into the inlet or outlet connec- contact the Service Department at:1-
(-)thermopile wires. Disconnect C lions. Damage to the gas control valve/
pilot tube(7/16"wrench)and 877-817-6750.
thermostat may result.
D manifold tube(3/4"wrench)at the
• 30 • Residential Standard Gas Water Heater Use and Care Guide
NOTES
Residential Standard Gas Water Heater Use and Care Guide • 31
NOTES
32 • Residential Standard Gas Water Heater Use and Care Guide
NOTES
Residential Standard Gas Water Heater Use and Care Guide • 33
NOTES
34 • Residential Standard Gas Water Heater Use and Care Guide
REPAIR PARTS
Replacement parts may be ordered through your plumber or REPAIR PARTS LIST
the local distributor. Parts will be shipped at prevailing prices
Item
and billed accordingly. No. Parts Description
NOTICE:When ordering replacement parts,have the following 1 DRAFT HOOD
information ready: 2 REDUCER RING-SOME MODELS (NOTSHOWN)
3 FLUE BAFFLE (NOT SHOWN)
• Model and serial number
•Type of gas used 4 COMBINATION DIP TUBE/HEAT TRAP NIPPLE
• Item number 5 HEAT TRAP/NIPPLE
• Parts description 6 ANODE ROD- SOME MODELS A
7 COMBINATION HEAT TRAP NIPPLE/ANODE
-SOME MODELS A
Legend 8 TEMPERATURE &PRESSURE RELIEF VALVE
(LOCATED TOP OR SIDE) ■
A Special anode rod(see page 26) 9 DRAIN VALVE
10 GAS CONTROL VALVE/THERMOSTAT
■ Temperature and Pressure Relief Valve is required but may (with thermal switch wire lead)
be factory installed 11 OUTER DOOR
Unique: Flammable Vapor Ignition Resistant Safety System 12 PILOT/THERMOPILEASSEMBLY KIT
parts 13 FINAL BURNER ASSEMBLY
14 MANIFOLD DOOR GASKET
15 WRAPAROUND AIR FILTER
Residential Standard Gas Water Heater Use and Care Guide • 35 •
REPAIR PARTS
Listed Parts Kits and Illustrations
Item 12: Pilot assembly kit, which contains the pilot assembly, thermopile, and retainer clip (Natural Gas or L.P.)
Item 13: Final burner assembly which contains the burner, orifice, manifold tube, gasket, door, pilot tube, thermopile,
manifold component block with retainer clip, thermal switch, and pilot assembly. (Natural Gas/Low Nox or L.P.)
Item 14: Contains manifold door gasket
Item#12 Item#13(Natural Burner)
0
O
Item#13(L.P. Burner) Item#14
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0
®Teflon is a registered trademark of E.I.Du Pont De Nemours and Company
A.O.Smith Corporation.All Rights Reserved.
■ Limited Warranty provided by Manufacturer.
• 36 • Residential Standard Gas Water Heater Use and Care Guide
CITY OF ARUNGTON
18204 59di Avenue NE,Arlington,AA 98223
INSPECTIONS:36(W()3-3417-Permit Center:360-403-3551
BUILDING PERMIT
4813 199TH ST ME Permit#:6727
Parccl#:to849100003400
PERMIT EXPIRES ISO DAYS AFTER
DATE OF ISSUANCE.
Scope of Work:Remove and replace water heater Valuation:2500.00
OVVNER APPLICANT CONTRACTOR
SNYDER DAViI) Washington Water Heaters.Heating and Washington Water Heaters Heating& Air
Air inc
4813 199TII ST NE 6622 232nd AVE E 6622 232nd AVE E
ARLINGTON.WA 98223-6364 Buckley,WA 98321 Buckley,WA 98321
2063838657 475-883-4871
UC:604 841 08(1 FXP:01 31/2026
LIC:WAWA AH780S(1 I-AP:01 Iti/2026
MECHANICAL CONTRACTOR PLUMBING CONTRACTOR
LI('u: E\T:
JOB DESCRIPTION
PERMIT T)'111:: RESIDENTIAL MECHANTCAi• CODE YEAR: 2021
STORIES: 2 CONST.TYPE: VB
DWELLING UNITS: OCC GROUP: R-3:Residcntial
BUILDINGS: OCC LOAD:
PERMIT APPROVAL
The issuance or granting of this permit shall not be construed to be a permit lor,or approval of,any violation of this Code or any
other ordinance or order of the City,of any state or federal law,or of any order,proclamation,guidance advice or decision of the
Governor of this State.To the extent the issuance or granting of this permit is interpreted to allow construction activity during any
perkal of Lime when such construction is prohibited or restricted by any state or federal law,or order,proclamation.guKlame advice
or decision of the Governor of this State,this permit shall not authorize such work and shall not be valid.The building official is
authorised to prevent occupancy or use of a structure where in violation of this Cade,any other City ordinances of this jurisdiction or
any othcr ordiancc or executive order of die City,or of any state or federal law,or of any order,proclamation,guidance advice or
decision of the Governor.The building official is attthurized to suspend or revoke this permit if it is determined to be issued in enw or
on the basis of incorrect,inaccurate or incomplete information,or in violation of any City ordinance,regulation or order,state or
federal law,or any order.proclamation,guidancc or dccisiom of the Govcrnor.
I AGREE TO COMPLY WITH CITY AND STATE LAWS REGULATING CONSTRUCTION AND iN DOING THE WORK
AUTHORIZED THEREBY;NO PERSON WILL BE EWLOYI D IN VIOLATION OF THE LABOR CODE OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON RELATING TO WORKM WS COMPENSATION INSURANCE AND RCW 18.27.
THIS APPLICATION iS NOT A PERMIT Uti TL SiGNED BY THE BUILDING OFFICIAL OR HIS/HER DEPUTY AND
ALL FEES AR
E PAID.
IT IS UNLAWFUL TO USE OR OCCUPY A BUILDING OR STRUCTURE UNTIL A FINAL INSPECTION HAS BEEN
MADE AND APPROVAL OR A CERTIFICATE OF OCCUPANCY HAS BEEN GRANTED.IBC 10/iRCI 10.
SALES TAX NOTICE:Sales tax relating to construction and construction materials in the City of Arlington must be reported on
ycx,r s tax return form and coded City of Arlington#3101.
09/212025
Applic t S' a )arc Buikling Official Date
CONDMONS
Adhere to approved mechanical equipment Call for final inspection Permit shad be onsite for inspection
The property owner shall cnsw-c that dic construction project complies with all applicable zoning codes and regulations.The property
owner shall also ensure that the construction project does not cause any adverse impact art the surrounding envitmrnent or
community.The property owner shall be responsible for obtaining all necessary permits and approvals from the relevant authorities
before commencing constnu;tion.The property owner shall ensure that the construction project complies with all applicable design
review requirements.
THIS PERMIT AUTHORIZES ONLY THE WORK NOTED.THIS PERMIT COVERS WORK TO BE DONE ON PRIVATE
PROPERTY ONLY.ANY CONSTRUCTION ON THE PUBLIC DOMAIN(CURBS,SIDEWALKS,DRIVEWAYS,
MARQUEES.ETC.)WILL REQUIRE SFPARATF PERMISSION.
PERMIT FEES
Date Description Fee Amount
09/22/2025 Process i ng,Technology $25.00
09/22.12025 Inspection $75.00
00/22/2025 Mechanical Base $25.00
09/22/2025 Water Heater-LPG $25.00
Total Due: $150.00
Total Payment: $150.00
Balance Due: S0.00
CALL FOR INSPECTIONS
Call b3 3:30 pm for nest day Inspection, allow 48 hours for Fire Inspections
When calling for an inspection please leave the follobsing infortnatiun:
Permit Number,Type of Inspection being requested,and witetheryou prefer morning or afternoon
INSPECTION INTORN ATION I Pass/Fafl
Permit#: 6727
Permit Date: 09/22/25
Permit Type: RESIDENTIAL MECHANICAL
Project Name: Honeman Installation
Applicant Name: Washington Water Heaters , Heating and Air Inc
Applicant Address: 6622 232nd AVE E
Applicant, City, State, Zip: Buckley,WA 98321
Contact: Steve Hyde
Phone: 2063838657
Email: wawahvac@gmail.com
Scope of Work: Remove and replace water heater
Valuation: 2500.00
Square Feet: 1499
Number of Stories: 2
Construction Type: VB
Occupancy Group: R-3; Residential
ID Code:
Permit Issued: 09/23/2025
Permit Expires: 03/22/2026
Form Permit Type: RESIDENTIAL MECHANICAL
Status: COMPLETE
Assigned To: LaNay Hendrick
Property
Parcel# Address Legal Description Owner Name Owner Phone Zoning
100 SINGLE
00849100003400 4813 199TH ST NE SNYDER DAVID FAMILY
RESIDENCE
Contractors
Contractor Primary Contact Phone Address Contractor Type License License#
Washington Water 6622 232nd AVE CONSTRUCTION COA Business
Heaters Heating&Air Jacci Daniels 425-883-4871 E CONTRACTOR License 604846080
Washington Water Jacci Daniels 425-883-4871 6622 232nd AVE CONSTRUCTION L&I WAWATWH780BO
Heaters Heating&Air E CONTRACTOR
Inspections
Date Inspection Type Description Scheduled Date Completed Date Inspector Status
R15.
03/09/2026 MECHANICAL After 9am needed. 03/10/2026 03/10/2026 BUILDING Approved
FINAL
R15. Unable to
03/03/2026 MECHANICAL No answer at front door 03/04/2026 03/04/2026 BUILDING Inspect-No
FINAL Access
Fees
Fee Description Notes Amount
Processing/Technology $25.00
Inspection $75.00
Mechanical Base Permit Fee $25.00
Water Heater-LPG Gas Fired $25.00
Credit Card Service $4.50
Total $154.50
Attached Letters
Date Letter Description
09/22/2025 Building Permit
09/22/2025 Web Form-Residential Mechanical Application
Payments
Date Paid By Description Payment Type Accepted By Amount
09/22/2025 Washington Water 243753933 Hannah Hardwick $4.50
09/22/2025 XBP Con£ $150.00
243753933
Outstanding Balance $0.00
Notes
Date Note Created By:
03/02/2026 Sent expiration Notice Hannah Hardwick
02/02/2026 expiration notice sent LaNay Hendrick
Uploaded Files
Date File Name
09/23/2025 28407942-Honeman Signed Permit.pdf
09/22/2025 7f578b2779bc5eb2588694b4f40lcfl5_install_manual 40 ¢as.pdf
09/22/2025 cOf28f9a754ebda5eb6605666920459d honeman permit app.pdf