6.2Hot water temperature adjustment
by remote control 13
6.3"Program" button on the remote
control 13
6.4"Priority" function 15
6.5Error messages 16
7Troubleshooting 16
7.1Replacing batteries 16
7.2Cleaning 16
7.3Troubleshooting 16
8Notes 19
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Safety instructions
Safety instructions
B Read the following instructions very
carefully to ensure correct
operation.
B Follow safety instructions.
Caution: Any
changes or
modifications not
expressly approved by
the party responsible
for compliance could
void the user’s
authority to operate
the equipment.
Caution: the remote
control is water
resistant and can also
be used in the shower
. Nevertheless, it
is not waterproof and
must not be immersed
in water, for instance
in the bathtub .
1FCC Declaration of
conformity
This device meets the requirements of
FCC Directives.
Caution: The
remote control can
be used only in the
following countries:
United States of
America and
Canada.
This device complies with Part 15 of
the FCC rules. Operation is subject to
the following two conditions: (1) This
device may not cause harmful
interference, and (2) this device must
accept any interference received,
including interference that may cause
undesired operation.
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2Remote control data
Remote control for temperature
adjustment of Bosch water heaters.
Technical Data:
Battery power
supply
Frequency915 MHz
Type of
protection
User range
Further Information:
Remote
control
Alkaline AA LR 6
2 x 1.5V
IP X6
98 ft (30 m)
Up to 6 remote controls
can be programmed for
one single appliance.
3Remote control Kit
3.1Parts supplied
Fig. 1Parts
1Remote control
2Remote control transceiver PCB
3Support block (used only for
reasons, disconnect
the power supply to
the water heater
before performing
installation.
Pre-installation preparation
B Disconnect power supply to heater.
B Remove plastic decals on front
panel.
B Loosen two Philips head screws
located behind plastic decals.
B Lift front cover upward and remove.
Fig. 2
B Remove the 5 screws on the front
retaining bar (see Fig. 2, pos. 1 and
2) being careful not to damage the
foam sealant material on it.
B Remove control unit auxiliary cover
(Fig. 2, pos. 4).
B Remove the two electrical strip
connectors inside the auxiliary cover
(Fig. see diagram below) and then
loosen the 110V power supply cord
retaining nut located underneath the
heater. Once loosened, the power
cord can be pulled up through the
heater to provide sufficient slack.
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Once auxiliary
cover is off, pull
off the two
electrical strip
connectors from
the board. Once
off, the wiring
harness can be
removed from the
case by pulling
their rubber seals
outward.
Electrical strip connectors
B At the ignition electrodes, pull off the
2 yellow igniter wires that come from
the top of the control unit (Fig. 2,
pos. 3). Then pull the complete
control unit forward and out of the
heater, pull up the power supply
cord further if more slack is needed.
B While holding the unit in one hand or
resting it on a flat surface, remove
the front cover of the control unit by
removing the 4 screws.
Remote control transceiver PCB
installation
B Open control unit top cover (Fig. 3,
pos. 1).
B Remove the protective paper (Fig. 3,
pos. 2) from one face of the support
and attach it to the main PCB as
shown in Fig. 4.
Fig. 3
B Remove the other protective paper
and attach the remote control PCB
as shown in Fig. 5.
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Fig. 4 Support correct position
B Use the supplied cable to connect
between the main PCB and the
remote control PCB as shown in Fig.
5.
Remote control installation
B Replace the control unit cover with
the 4 Philips head screws (Fig. 3,
pos. 1).
B Slide control unit back into heater.
B Plug 2 yellow electrode wires from
the top of the control unit back onto
the ignition electrodes. Ensure all
connections are secure and tight
(Fig. 2, pos. 3).
Wire polarity does not
matter on the electrode
i
wires.
B Pull end of power cord to take up
excess slack and tighten retaining
nut on the bottom of the heater.
B Reinstall the two electrical strip
connectors onto the PCB. The
larger connector connects to the
lower connection on the PCB.
Reseat the rubber seals for both
connectors.
B Replace the control unit auxiliary
cover. (Fig. 2, pos. 4).
B Replace front retaining bar using 5
Phillips head screws. (Fig. 2, pos 1).
Fig. 5
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4.2Remote control
activation
Before the remote
control will work, it must
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be activated using the
procedure described
below with the operator
standing in front of the
appliance.
The remote control activation
instructions vary based on the version
of control board installed in your
heater.
To determine the control board
version in the water heater:
B Turn power switch on the water
heater to the off position (O).
B When turning power switch to the
on position, note the first two letters
that appear on the display (should
be AF or SU).
B If the letters are AF, follow
section 4.2.1.
For SU, follow section 4.2.2.
4.2.1 AF board
B Connect power to heater.
B Move the power switch on the
appliance to the off position (0).
B On heater control panel press and
hold Program key or
while turning on the power switch (I).
Release program key when LCD
displays “188”.
LCD shows “P2”. If not, repeat
previous step.
B Select “P3” using buttons and
on heater.
B Press and hold Program key
or again for 1 sec.
LCD shows one number and one
rotating digit. If not, repeat previous
step.
The number represents the remote
control which is to be registered, the
first remote control will be registered
with number “0”, the second with
number “1” and so on.
The rotating digit shows that the
electronics is expecting a registration.
If the LCD fails to show a number and
rotating digit after repeated attempts,
double check the wire connections
made in section 4.1.
B Hold remote control in front of the
control panel on the heater and
simultaneously press remote control
buttons and until the
temperature indication is shown on
the remote control LCD.
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B Switch power switch on the
appliance to the "OFF" (0) position
and then back "ON" (I).
B Press buttons or in order
to reach desired temperature.
New remote control is programmed.
4.2.2 SU board
B Connect power to heater.
B Move the main switch on the
appliance to the "OFF" (0) position.
B Press and hold key while at the
same time turning the main switch to
“ON” position (I).
LCD shows one number and one
rotating digit. If not repeat previous
step.
The number represents the remote
control which is to be registered, the
first remote control will be registered
with number “0”, the second with
number “1” and so on.
The rotating digit shows that the
electronics is expecting a registration.
If the LCD fails to show a number and
rotating digit after repeated attempts,
double check the wire connections
made in section 4.1.
B Hold remote control in front of the
control panel on the heater and
simultaneously press remote control
buttons and until the
temperature indication is shown on
the remote control LCD.
reasons, disconnect
the power supply to
the water heater
before performing
installation.
Pre-installation preparation
B Loosen the two Philips head screws
located on bottom rear of cover.
B Lift front cover upward and remove.
B Remove the three screws from the
control unit (Fig. 7, pos.1).
B Remove the 6 screws from the back
cover of the control unit, to access
the electronic board (PCB) (Fig. 7,
pos.2).
Fig. 7
Fig. 6
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Remote control transceiver PCB
installation
B Place the remote control PCB in the
back cover of the control unit as
shown in Fig. 8.
Fig. 8
B Connect the supplied cable
between the main PCB and the
remote control PCB as shown in Fig.
9.
Fig. 9
B Reassemble all parts in the reverse
order.
5.2Remote control
activation
Before the remote
control will work, it must
i
be activated using the
procedure described
below with the operator
standing in front of the
appliance.
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B Connect power to heater.
B Press ON / OFF button on the
appliance to OFF.
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B On heater control panel, press and
hold Program key while
pressing the ON/OFF button to ON.
Release program key when LCD
displays “188”.
LCD shows “P2”. If not, repeat
previous step.
1. Press the button on the
heater to select "P3".
B Press and hold Program key
again for 1 sec.
LCD shows one number and one
rotating digit. If not, repeat previous
step.
The number represents the remote
control which is to be registered, the
first remote control will be registered
with number “0”, the second with
number “1” and so on.
The rotating digit shows that the
electronics is expecting a registration.
If the LCD fails to show a number and
rotating digit after repeated attempts,
double check the wire connections
made in section 5.1.
B Hold remote control in front of the
control panel on the heater and
simultaneously press remote control
buttons and until the
temperature indication is shown on
the remote control LCD.
B Press ON / OFF button on the
appliance to OFF position and then
back ON.
B Press buttons or to reach
desired temperature.
New remote control is programmed.
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6Remote control
6.1Description of the LCD
Fig. 10Multifunctional LCD
1Displays temperature, error codes and
functions
2"Remote control in operation"
indication (signal arriving at remote
control)
3Device in operation (with burner on)
4Temperature measurement unit
(possible in °C and °F)
5Remote control battery level indication
(weak signal coming from the remote
control)
6Priority function (temperature cannot be
modified by other user when water is
running)
7"Error code" symbol
6.2Hot water temperature
adjustment by remote
control
B Press the buttons or on
the remote control (Fig. 11, pos. 2)
until the required temperature
appears on the remote control display (Fig. 11, pos. 1).
B When the required temperature is
displayed, turn on the hot water tap.
B The required temperature will flash
on the remote control display.
B The flashing will stop when the
required temperature is reached
(tolerance from selected set point +/
-5°F (+/- 2°C).
Fig. 11Temperature adjustment
6.3"Program" button on the
remote control
Memorizing the water
temperature with the remote
control "Program" button
B Press the buttons or on
the remote control (Fig. 12, pos. 2),
until the required temperature
appears on the remote control display (Fig. 12, pos. 1).
B You will now be able to memorize
this temperature by pressing the
"Program" button on the remote
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control (Fig. 12, pos. 3) for 3
seconds.
Note: Previously saved
temperature may show
i
on the display when first
pushing the program
button. Once "PR"
shows on the display,
the desired setting will
be saved.
Fig. 12Memorizing water
temperature
B Only one temperature per remote
control can be memorized using the
"Program" button on the remote
control.
B At this point the remote control will
display the memorized temperature .
When the hot water tap is turned on,
the water heater will supply hot
water at the temperature memorized
on the remote control.
Up to six addition remote
controls can be used to
i
memorize a temperature
for each remote control.
Using the "Program" button
(operation with memorized
temperature)
To operate the equipment with a
previously memorized temperature:
B Press the "Program" button on the
remote control.
The remote control display and heater
display will now show the previously
memorized temperature. When the hot
water tap is turned on, the water heater
will supply hot water after a few
seconds, at the memorized
temperature.
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6.4"Priority" function
Temperature cannot be
memorized or changed
i
using the heater's
control panel buttons or
a second remote control
when hot water is in use
(e.g. during a shower)
The "Priority" function
will automatically
activate to stop another
user from modifying the
temperature when hot
water is in use.
The remote control does not have a
default temperature setting and
therefore has no default "Priority"
function.The "priority" will be attributed
automatically by the first user who
selects or memorizes (on the remote
control or on the heater’s control
panel) a temperature for subsequent
use (e.g. a shower).
Then, when the hot water is used (e.g.
for a shower), the heater's display and
additional remote control displays will
show the symbol "".
The temperature may only be modified
using the same buttons that set it
(depending on whether the control
panel or the remote control was used).
The priority device will not have the
symbol "".
To clear a device that is locked out with
the "" symbol (with no hot water
running) simply:
B press and hold both the "" and
"" buttons on that device for 5
seconds.
The "Priority" function ends:
• 5 minutes after the last use of the
hot water (return to basic set up).
• 2 minutes after selecting/
memorizing the temperature if no hot
water is used immediately
afterwards.
Acquiring "priority”
Any user can acquire "priority" for
subsequent use of hot water, as
follows:
B Move the heater's main switch to the
ON position (I).
B Press and hold "" or "" to
select the desired temperature.
B Press and hold the "Program" but-
ton until the symbol "Pr" appears on
the remote control display.
B Use the hot water within two
minutes of acquiring "priority”.
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"Priority" cannot be
acquired while the hot
i
water tap is open.
6.5Error messages
This device has an error message
system. Any errors that the heater
generates will be indicated by an error
code that will appear on the display
(Fig. 10, pos. 1) and by a symbol
indicating a "safety block" (Fig. 10,
pos. 7). The remote control will be
operative only after pressing the reset
button on the heater and clearing the
error.
To identify the type of error or if the
error will not clear, consult the heater
installation manual.
7Troubleshooting
7.1Replacing batteries
When batteries are weak, the low
battery symbol (Fig. 10, pos. 5) will
appear on the display.
B Remove the two screws on the back
of the remote control.
B Open the battery housing and
remove the batteries, then replace
with new AA 1.5V batteries,
ensuring they are inserted correctly.
Verify that the rubber
seal is correctly fitted
i
between both plastic
housing parts.
B Close the battery housing using the
two screws.
Warning: dead
batteries must be
replaced.
Consequently, the
manufacturer is not
liable for any faults or
damage caused by
dead batteries.
Dispose of the dead
batteries properly.
7.2Cleaning
Use a damp cloth to clean parts of the
remote control. Do not use abrasive or
solvent-based detergents.
7.3Troubleshooting
1. No display on remote control
B Check for weak or dead batteries
(see section 7.1).
Remote control in sleep mode.
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If not used for a few
minutes, the remote's
i
display will go blank to
save the batteries.
B Simply press any button on the
remote to bring up the display.
2. Remote control will not activate
/ no number with rotating digit
B Ensure that you are standing directly
in front of the water heater when
attempting to activate.
B Ensure that no other device in the
area, such as a cordless phone, is
operating on a frequency similar to
the remote (915 MHz) and causing
interference.
B Double check all wire connections
made under section 4.1 or section
5.1 of the remote control manual.
Pay close attention to the wire connecting the remote's PCB to the
heater's main PCB.
3. Remote display shows "- -" only
B Verify the water heater's ON/OFF
switch is turned to the ON (I)
position. If the water heater's display
is still blank, verify the heater is
plugged into a live 120VAC/ 60Hz
properly grounded outlet.
B Verify there is proper voltage to the
water heater (120VAC/60Htz).
B Verify the remote is within the
maximum distance from the water
heater of 98 feet.
B Ensure that no other device in the
area, such as a cordless phone, is
operating on a frequency similar to
the remote (915 MHz) and causing
interference
Large amounts of metal
or concrete in the
i
structure may have a
blocking effect on the
remote's signal. This
may alter the maximum
distance allowable from
the water heater.
B Move within direct
line of sight of the
water heater to see if
signal will reconnect.
4. Error code and “” symbol
will not clear from remote
B Error codes cannot be reset by
using the remote. All errors must be
cleared by using the reset button
on the water heater's control
panel
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• If an error code is generated immediately after the installation of the
remote control transceiver PCB,
ensure that the two large electrical
connectors (Fig. ) on the main PCB
are properly seated.
• Error code may not be resettable.
Consult water heater's installation
manual or www.boschpro.com
further troubleshooting on error
codes.
5. Remote will not memorize
desired temperature setting
B Verify that the remote control
"program" button is depressed until
the remote display reads "Pr".
Memorization of a
selected temperature
i
only saves to the device
on which it was originally
programmed. To
retrieve a memorized
temperature setting, you
must use the device with
which it was
programmed.
for
6. Priority "" symbol will not
clear
B Verify no hot water is being used
when trying to clear "priority"
function.
B With no hot water running, press
and hold the “” or “”
buttons for 5 seconds on the locked
out device (remote or water heater)
until the "" symbol (Fig. 10,
Pos. 6) disappears.
B Do not use any hot water for at least
5 minutes. The priority function
should automatically clear after this
time period.
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8Notes
Notes
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BBT NORTH AMERICA
Bosch Group
Bosch Water Heating
340 Mad River Park
Waitsfield, Vermont 05673
800 642-3111
802 426-6924
For service, see contact information listed on the back of the water heater’s installation manual.
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