Bradford White EF-100T-399-3X User Manual

SUPPLEMENT – VENTING INSTRUCTIONS FOR INSTALLATION AND OPERATING INSTRUCTION MANUALS
WARNING
The venting system must be properly installed. Failure to properly install the vent system could result in property damage, personal injury, or death.
DO NOT install damaged venting system components. If damage is evident then please contact the supplier where the water heater or venting system components were purchased for replacement parts.
Use only the vent terminals provided or factory authorized terminals for venting this water heater.
The water heater requires its own separate venting system. Do not connect the exhaust vent into an existing vent pipe or chimney.
All of the exhaust venting connections must be leak checked with a soap solution upon initial start-up of the water heater. Any leaks must be repaired before continuing operation of the water heater.
Do not terminate the venting where noise from the exhaust or intake will be objectionable. This includes locations close to or across from windows and doors. Avoid anchoring the vent and intake pipes directly to framed walls, floors, or ceilings unless rubber isolation pipe hangers are used. This prevents any vibrations from being transmitted into the living spaces.
Do not exceed the venting distances or the number of elbows listed in the instruction manual supplied with the water heater. Exceeding the maximum venting distances may cause the water heater to malfunction or cause an unsafe condition.
DO NOT operate this water heater until the venting installation is complete and the piping completed. Failure to complete installation before operation can result in property damage, personal injury, or death.
DO NOT install Duravent Polypro venting components with any other manufacturer’s vent components. Duravent components must be used exclusively throughout the entire venting system from the water heater coupling or vent connection to the outside wall or ceiling near the vent terminal location.
This supplement is intended only for additional information for installing Duravent Polypro single wall venting system and the instruction manual supplied with the water heater must be followed for the detailed information provided for the venting system installation.
238-48384-00, 238-44727-00, 238-44445-00, 238-48144-00, 238-47936-00, 238-45917-00, 238-45637-00,
238-47448-00, 238-48071-00, 238-49060-00, AND 238-47707-00 FOR HIGH EFFICIENCY CONDENSING
COMMERCIAL, COMMERCIAL POWER DIRECT VENT, COMMERCIAL POWER VENT, RESIDENTIAL POWER
DIRECT VENT, and RESIDENTIAL POWER VENT MODEL SERIES
INSTALLATION OF DURAVENT POLYPRO® SINGLE WALL POLYPROPYLENE VENTING SYSTEMS
The DuraVent venting system components are ULC S636 approved and listed by a recognized agency and may be installed in the U.S. and Canada. All components used must be from the same manufacturer and are designed for use with the above noted products. The DuraVent components may be purchased from plumbing supply distributors. The vent size diameter and maximum vent lengths must be followed as detailed in the Installation and Operating Instruction Manual that was supplied with the water heater. Thoroughly read and understand the venting section of the instruction manual supplied with the water heater before proceeding with the following instructions in this supplement. The vent terminals supplied with the water heater or the factory approved accessory vent terminal kits must be used with this venting system.
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Step 1: Thoroughly read and understand the venting section of the Installation and Operating Instruction Manual that
WARNING
Use only water for lubricating the gaskets and pipe ends to allow easy insertion. DO NOT use any other kind of lubricant, since deterioration of the gasket may result, which may allow dangerous flue gases to leak into the room. If the vent pipe needs to be disassembled after the gasket has dried, wet the joint thoroughly to loosen the connection.
was supplied with the water heater before determining the location of the water heater and the vent terminals. Locate the water heater for the shortest practical vent length to the outside. Measure the total venting distance required to reach the outside wall or roof. Determine the diameter of the venting components to use for the length of vent pipe (and combustion air supply for direct vent models) required by referring to the venting tables in the instruction manual for the maximum vent length for each diameter pipe size. Obtain all the necessary venting system components for the installation.
Step 2: Before installation, inspect each vent component for damage making sure the gaskets for each component are fully intact and in undamaged condition. Do not attempt to install or repair damaged components. If a gasket is damaged, these are available from the supplier of DuraVent components. Do not use gaskets from another manufacturer and do not try to repair the gasket.
Step 3: A DuraVent PVC to Polypropylene adapter (referred by DuraVent as Appliance Adapters, 2PPS-AD, 3PPS-AD, or 4PPS-AD) must be used to connect into a PVC coupling or tee (Commercial and Residential Power Direct Vent air intake connections), condensate elbow (High Efficiency Commercial Condensing models) or the exhaust outlet adapter for Commercial Power Vent and Residential Power Vent models. To make the insertion of the gasketed fittings into the coupling easier, rotate the joints slightly and use water to lubricate the gaskets. DO NOT use any other kind of lubricant.
Wet the gasket surface and inside of the coupling using your finger or wet paper towel and insert the male end of the adapter with the exterior gasket into the coupling, condensate elbow or exhaust outlet adapter connection. If a larger vent diameter size is to be used, use the appropriately sized reducer coupling first on the water heater intake or exhaust vent connection as detailed in the installation manual supplied with the water heater. See the following photos.
High Efficiency Condensing Commercial Models: Use the appropriate primer and cement (refer to venting section of instruction manual with water heater) for cementing a PVC coupling (not supplied with water heater) to the end of the PVC air intake pipe connection. Using your finger, wet with water the male gasketed end of the DuraVent PVC to PolyPro adapter and fully insert into the air intake coupling. Loosen the DuraVent adapter connector clamp (PPS-PAC) and install over the PVC coupling. See following photos.
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Install PVC pipe coupling over air intake pipe connection
WARNING
DuraVent Adapter Connector Clamps (p/n: PPS-PAC) MUST be properly installed to secure the PVC Vent Adapter. DO NOT operate the vent system without first installing the Flue Adapter Connector Clamps.
Water Heater PVC Air Intake Pipe. Use appropriate solvent and cement to cement coupling to pipe.
PVC Pipe Coupling (not supplied with water heater)
Wet gasket using water with finger
Male Gasketed end of PVC adapter
Flue Clamp band fit over PVC Adapter shoulder and PVC Coupling. Tighten clamp screws securely with screwdriver.
and cement to pipe using appropriate solvent and cement. Wet gaskets of DuraVent PVC Adapter using finger.
Insert male gasketed end of DuraVent PVC adapter into PVC pipe coupling. Install DuraVent Adapter Connector Clamp (PPS-PAC) over the
PVC coupling so that clamp brackets secure the shoulder of PVC adapter fitting. Tighten clamp screws securely.
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Condensate Elbow
Tighten Connector Clamp
Wet gasket with water using finger of PVC Adapter
PVC Adapter ­into Elbow
Connector Clamp around PP pipe
Install Connector Clamp over Condensate Elbow
For High Efficiency Commercial Model series exhaust connection, wet outside gasket with finger and insert PVC adapter into the condensate elbow. Insert DuraVent PVC Adapter fitting into Condensate Elbow as shown.
Install DuraVent Connector Clamp around outside of Tighten Connector Clamp Screw to secure PVC Adapter and Condensate Elbow as shown. Adapter and Vent Pipe into condensate Elbow.
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