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Transcript 
Owner's
ManuaJ
®
POWER
MISERTM
ELECTRIC
WATER HEATER
9
FOR POTABLE WATER HEATING ONLY.
NOT SUITABLE FOR SPACE HEATING.
MODEL NO.
153.329264
153.329265
153.329362
38 Gallon Short
38 Gallon Short
30 Gallon
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40
40
55
55
Gallon
Gallon
Gallon
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Gallon
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66
80
80
Gallon
Gallon
Gallon
Gallon
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53.329863
•
Safety instructions
•
installation
•
Operation
•
Care and Maintenance
• Troubleshooting
•
Parts List
manual and safety messages
before installing, operating or
servicing this water heater.
Failure to follow instructions and
safety messages could result in
death or serious injury.
GAMA
certification
with capacities
less.
applies to all residential
of 20 to
120 Gallons.
electric
Input
water heaters
rating
of 12kW
Instruction manual must remain
with water heater.
or
SAVE THiS MANUAL FOR FUTURE REFERENCE.
Sears,
PRINTED0707
Roebuck
and Co., Hoffman
www.seats.com
Estates,
IL 60179 U.S.A
185797-000
Your
Many
safety
and the safety
safety=related
of others
messages
is extremely
and instructions
important
have
been
in the installation,
provided
in this
use and
manual
servicing
of this
water
and on your own water
heater.
heater
to warn
you
and others of a potential
injury hazard.
Read and obey all safety messages
and instructions
throughout
this manual.
It is very
important
that the meaning
of each safety message
is understood
by you and others
who install, use or service
this water
heater.
to potential
personal injury hazards.
Obey all safety
This
is the safety
alert this
symbol.
you
messages
that follow
symbolIt istoused
avoidto alert
possible
injury or death.
hazardous
situation
avoided,
DANGER
indicates which,an if not
imminently
could result in death or injury.
hazardous
situation
avoided,
WARNING
indicateswhich, a if not
potentially
could result in death or injury.
hazardous
situation which, if not avoided,
CAUTION
indicates
a potentially
may result in minor or moderate
injury.
CAUTION
used
without
situation indicates
symbol
which,
result in property
All safety
messages
and how to avoid
The California
known
wil! generally
Safe Drinking
to such
contains
This appliance
Water
of California
exposure
This product
about
the type of hazard,
safety
alert
aif potentially
not avoided,
hazardous
could
damage.
what
can happen
if you
do not follow
the safety
message
the risk of injury.
to the State
of potential
tell you
the
Enforcement
cancer,
birth
Act requires
defects,
the Governor
or other
of California
to publish
harm,
requires
reproductive
and
a list of substances
businesses
to warn
substances.
a chemical
can cause
and Toxic
to cause
low
known
to the State
level exposure
to some
of California
to cause
of the substances
cancer,
listed,
birth
including
defects,
or other
reproductive
harm.
formaldehyde.
IMPORTANT DEFINITIONS
Sears
Service
Center:
The Sears
Service
Center
has the ability
equivalent
to a licensed
tradesman
electrical
work including
a thorough
installation
of electric water heaters.
understanding
of the requirements
of the National
Electrical
The Sears Service
Center also has a thorough
understanding
and is able
in accordance
to perform
repairs
strictly
with the service
guidelines
provided
in the fields
of plumbing
and
Code as it relates to the
of this instruction
manual,
by the manufacturer.
Readandunderstand
instruction
manual
andsafetymessages
before
installing,
operating
or
servicing
thiswaterheater.
Failure
tofollowinstructions
and
safety
messages
couldresultin
death
orserious
injury.
Instruction
manual
mustremain
withwaterheater.
improper
-
installation and use may result
in property damage.
Do not operate water heater if flood damaged.
Inspect and replace the anode as needed.
Install in location with drainage.
Fill tank with water before operation.
Be alert for thermal expansion.
Refer to instruction
manual
for installation
and service.
I
)
Explosion
• Overheated
Hazard
water
Before
removing
any access
panels or servicing
the water
heater, make sure the electrical
supply to the water heater is
turned "OFF".
can cause
water tank explosion.
• Properly sized temperature
and pressure relief valve must
be installed
in opening
provided.
• Failure
Water temperature
over 125°F
(52°C) can cause severe burns
instantly resulting in severe injury
or death.
Children, the elderly, and the
physically or mentally disabled
are at highest risk for scald injury.
Feel water
showering.
before
bathing
or
Temperature limiting valves are
available.
Read instruction manual for safe
temperature setting.
Fire Hazard
to do this could
death, serious bodily
property damage.
/ Electric
Shock
Hazard
Do not use this water heater with any
voltage other than shown on the model
rati ng plate.
• Failure to use the correct voltage shown
on the model rating plate could result in
death, serious bodily injury, or property
damage.
result in
injury,
or
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SAFE INSTALLATION,
GENERAL
TABLE
USEAND
SAFETY
INTRODUCTION
Materials
Needed
Tools
Additional
the Old Water
About
Blankets
Piping
Sweat
Heater
About
Temperature-Pressure
the Water
the Convertible
Lower
Element
........................................................................................................
Relief
Heater
the
Lower
.................................................................................................................................................
Valve
.....................................................................................................................................
.............................................................................................................................................................
Element
.............................................................................................................................................
....................................................................................................................................................................................
Wiring
Diagrams
.......................................................................................................................................................................
SERVICEANDADJUSTMENT
Temperature
....................................................................................................................................................
Regulation
Thermostat
Temperature
Anode
Rod
Settings
Lower
................................................................................................................................................................
Thermostat
Inspection
Temperature-Pressure
Draining
Washer
8
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8
8,9
9,10
10
10,11
11
11-14
14,15
16
17-22
17
17
17
17,18
18
18
Valve
Operation
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..........................................................................................................................................
.........................................................................................................................................
Replacement
GUIDE
Start Up Conditions
Thermal
18,19
19
19-22
..............................................................................................................................................
Sounds
Operational
Conditions
Smelly
Water
Noise
High Temperature
Not Enough
Water
............................................................................................................................................................
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.......................................................................................................................................................
..................................................................................................................................................................
"Air" in Hot Water
Rumbling
....................................................................................................................................................
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Expansion
Strange
Faucets
..................................................................................................................................................
..................................................................................................................................................................
Shut Off System
or No Hot Water
....................................................................................................................................
.........................................................................................................................................
Is Too Hot ..................................................................................................................................................................
Checkpoints
LIST
..........................................................................................................................................................
REPAIR
PARTS
NOTES
.........................................................................................................................................................................................
WARRANTY
7,8
.........................................................................................................................................................................................
TROUBLESHOOTING
Leakage
6
7-16
Relief
Cleaning/Replacement
Valve
6
...............................................................................................................................................................
Removal/Replacement
Element
Service
Adjustments
................................................................................................................................................................................
Thermostat
Drain
...........................................................................................................................................................
................................................................................................................................................................................
and
6
.........................................................................................................................................
Wiring
Upper
6
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..............................................................................................................................................
the Location
and Pipe Insulation
Converting
Soldering
...................................................................................................................................................
...........................................................................................................................................................................
T & P Valve
Filling
5
........................................................................................................................................
......................................................................................................................................................................
to Consider
Water
When
INSTRUCTIONS
Insulation
NEEDED
........................................................................................................................................................................
to Consider
Facts
............................................................................................................................................................
Tools Needed
Removing
5
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INSTALLATION
Facts
3
4
................................................................................................................................................................................
AND BASIC TOOLS
Basic
2
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SPECIFICATIONS
MATERIALS
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OF CONTENTS
PRODUCT
SERVICE
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23-25
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27-29
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ThankYouforpurchasing
a Searswaterheater.Properly
installed
andmaintained,
it shouldgiveyouyearsoftrouble
freeservice.
Itisstrongly
suggested
thatthisnewwaterheater
beprofessionally
installed,
contactthelocalSearsService
Center
oranySearsstore.Theywillarrange
forprompt,
quality
installation
bySearsauthorized
contractors.
The
installation
manual;
absence
Found
In This Instruction
of Local
electric
NEC
- National
ANSI
-American
Read
Laboratories
Electrical
National
the "General
manual
operation,
contains
and
Institute
to the proper
your safety.
section,
manual
page
carefully.
3 of this
manual
If you don't
Since
For California
anchored,
earthquake.
for the
of this electric
operation
we cannot
the
installation,
water
heater.
this
current
Gals
Liters
of the water
put everything
heater
38
I44
DIMENSIONS
IN INCHES (ram)
DIA.
HEIGHT
25.0 (635)
31.5 (800)
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153.329562
153.329563
30
40
55
114
I51
208
I9.0 (483)
I9.0 (483)
21.5 (546)
47.0 (1,194)
60.0 (1,524)
61.0 (1,549)
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153.329663
66
250
23.0 (584)
6I .0 (1,549)
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153.329863
80
303
Wiring size based on standard
code.
of the
Laboratories
you have
portion
of the
any questions
instructions,
or do
call Sears
death
from possible
25.0 (635)
61.5 (1,562)
60°C copper wire. If distance
electrical
shock
installation
this
Code
with
Plumbing
Code
Massachusetts,
plumber
water
heater
RECOVERY RATE
GALS,PER HOUR
must
with
be braced,
or strapped
to avoid falling
or moving
during
an
See instructions
for correct installation
procedures.
Massachusetts
in accordance
and
on the first few
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edition
IL 60062.
from the California
Office
Sacramento,
CA 95814.
of the
requires this water heater to be installed
Massachusetts
248-CMR
2.00; State
and 248-CMR
5.00. In the Commonwealth
of
this product
must be installed
by a licensed
or gasfitter.
ELEMENT
MODEL
NUMBER
in this
or in the
70. This publication
or public library or
Underwriters
Northbrook,
manual
any
Instructions
may be obtained
State Architect,
400 P Street,
It
MANUAL BEFORE ATTEMPTING
THE WATER HEATER.
TANK
CAPACITY
Codes,
Examine the location to ensure the water heater complies
the "Facts to Consider About the Location"
section.
follow
will not operate properly. It
BODILY INJURY AND/OR
instructions
pages, READ THIS ENTIRE
TO INSTALL OR OPERATE
reading
important
in preventing
and fires.
also contains warnings throughout
the manual that you must
read and be aware of. All warnings
and all instructions
are
essential
Road,
instructions
Carefully plan the place where you are going to put the water
heater. Correct
electrical
wiring and connections
are very
Standards
maintenance
with
or by writing
Pfingsten
not understand
Service Center.
Code
the safety rules, the water heater
could cause DEATH, SERIOUS
PROPERTY
DAMAGE.
This
the
and Local
Manual:
Inc.
Safety"
first and then the entire
with
rules;
Codes,
company
If after
UL - Underwriters
conform
company
NEC - National Electrical
Code, NFPA
is available
from your local government
Inc., 333
Abbreviations
must
electric
WATTAGE
@240 VOLTS
MINIMUM
WIRE SIZE*
MAXIMUM FUSE
OR CiRCUiT
BREAKER
SIZE (AMPS)
2O
,@_90°FRise
17.3
UPPER
3800
LOWER
3800
{GAUGE)
12
25.0
3800
5500
10
3O
I7.3
3800
3800
12
2O
25.0
3800
5500
10
3O
17.3
3800
3800
12
2O
25.0
3800
5500
10
3O
17.3
3800
3800
12
2O
25.0
3800
5500
10
3O
17.3
3800
3800
12
2O
25.0
3800
5500
10
3O
17.3
3800
3800
12
2O
25.0
3800
5500
10
3O
from fuse box to water heater is more than 90 feet, refer to your local electrical
Materials
Needed
To simplify
the installation
depending
on your type
Sears
has available
the installation
parts shown
below.
You may or may not need
all of these
materials,
of installation.
m
EXPANSION
EXPANSION
DRAIN PANS AVAILABLE
IN 20"
DIAMETER FORWATER HEATERS
HAVING A DIAMETER 18" OR LESS,
24"
DIAMETER
FOR WATER
HEATERS HAVING A DIAMETER 22"
OR LESS AND AVAILABLE IN 28"
DIAMETER FOR WATER HEATERS
HAVING A DIAMETER 26" OR LESS.
TANKS
FOR THERMAL
CONDITIONS AVAILABLE IN 2
GALLONS , AND 5 GALLONS CAPACITY
THROUGH
LOCAL
SEARS STORE OR
SERVICE CENTER.
WATER HEATER INSTALLATION KIT WITH
FLEXIBLE CONNECTORS FOR 3/4" OR 1/2"
THREADED OR COPPER PLUMBING
Basic
Additional
Tools
Tools
Needed
When
Sweat
Soldering
You may or may not need
all of these tools,
type of installation.
Sears store.
tools can be purchased
Pipe Wrench
These
depending
on your
at your local
(2)
Tubing
Cutters
Propane Torch
Soft Solder
Solder
or Hacksaw
Flux
Emery Cloth
Wire Brushes
6 Foot Tape or Folding Rule
Garden Hose
Drill
Screwdriver
Pipe Dope or Teflon Tape
TUBING
CUTTER
DRILL
HACKSAW
SLOT-HEAD
ROLL
OF TEFLON
WATER
TAPE
(USE
SCREWDRIVER
ON
CONNECTIONS)
PHILLIPS
SCREWDRIVER
ROLL
EMERY
OF
ROLL
CLOTH
OF
LEAD-FREE
SOFT
SOLDER
SOLDER
PiPE DOPE (SQUEEZE
TUBE)
USE FOR WATER
CONNECTIONS
3/4"
(19
mm)
1/2"
(13
ram)
WIRE
BRUSH
PROPANE
GARDEN
HOSE
6 FOOT
TAPE
PiPE WRENCH
TORCH
WIRE
BRUSH
FLUX
Removing
the Old Water
The water
Heater
To avoid
passing
being
out of the drain valve
scalded,
and that the water
4.
Check
again
to the water
set)
sure
flow is directed
"OFF"
(cord
make
to make
sure
heater.
or disconnect
from the water
heater
may be extremely
all connections
away
from any person.
the electrical
supply
Then
the
the
unplug
electrical
junction
hot.
are tight
is turned
water
supply
heater
connection
box.
FIGURE 4.
5a.
1. Turn
"OFF"
electrical
supply
to the water
If you
have
copper
heater.
copper
water
approximately
to the
can
four inches
to the water
short.
piping
pipes
heater.
Additional
be
away
can
be
heater,
with
from
This will avoid
cuts
water
cut
where
cutting
made
the
a
two
hacksaw
they connect
off the pipes
later
too
if necessary.
Disconnect
the temperature-pressure
relief valve drain line.
When
water
disconnect
the
heater
is drained,
from the drain valve. Close
is now completely
the
hose
the drain valve. The water heater
disconnected
and ready
to be removed.
FIGURE 1.
2. Turn "OFF" the water supply to the water
shut-off valve or water meter.
heater
at the water
FIGURE 2.
3.
Attach
other
a hose
to the water
end in a floor drain
valve.
pressure
Open
a nearby
in the water
heater
drain
or outdoors.
hot water
heater
and
valve
and
Open the water
faucet
which
will
speed
draining.
FIGURE 5a,
put the
drain
relieve
5b. If you have galvanized
two
galvanized
pipes
pipe to the water
with
each line. Also disconnect
heater.
These
needed
pieces
when
should
• Hotwater
discharge.
• Keep hands clear of drain
valve discharge.
remaining
be saved
the
since
new
loosen
at the
the
union
in
to the water
they
water
may be
heater.
Disconnect
the temperature-pressure
relief valve drain line.
When
water
disconnect
the
is now completely
, Burn hazard
heater,
wrench
the piping
reconnecting
heater
from the drain valve. Close
FIGURE 3.
a pipe
is drained,
the
hose
the drain valve. The water heater
disconnected
and ready
to be removed.
• Sensors
mounted
to the entire
Mineral
Buildup or Sediment
• Water
IVlayAccumalate
supply
Facts to Consider
You should
water
carefully
heater,
choose
for the
out, could
cause
an indoor
the
location
placement
safety
of the
for the
is a very
occupants
Whether
replacing
heater in a new
observed.
The location
centralized
an old water
location,
the following
critical
building
This
or putting
water
the water
points
selected
should
with the water
heater,
as well
leak.
Do not install
be indoors
piping
must
without
adequate
flow will not cause
as possible.
heaters,
will
drainage
This
eventually
WATER
heater
HEATERS
or any connections
damage
avoided,
drain
must
damage
The
by a moving
location
heaters
leakage
drain
pan
Installation
a manner
of the water
that if the tank
When such locations
pan should be installed
be piped
are sometimes
piped
to a drain.
or prevented
blankets
with
provide
operation
adequate
clearances
of the water
heater.
product.
this
available
water
The
to the
heaters
purpose
general
Energy
of an insulation
Conversation
and standby
public
for
but are not necessary
blanket
reduce the standby
heat loss encountered
with
heaters.
Your water heater meets or exceeds
Act standards
loss requirements,
is to
storage
tank
the National
with
making
respect
to
an insulation
unnecessary.
you choose
to apply an insulation
follow
Do not cover
these
instructions
can result
blanket
below.
in fire, serious
the instruction
the water
heater
cannot
under
be
the
Do obtain
new warning
to this heater,
Failure
to follow
personal
injury,
or
or nearby
pressure
manual.
relief
(T & P)
Keep it on the side of
for future
reference.
installed
drain.
in locations
damage,
unanticipated
and react to leakage
water
labels
over the existing
for placement
labels.
Facts to Consider About the
Convertible
Lower Element
where
even with the use of a
by a leak detector
in the drain
and instruction
directly
at your local Sears stores.
to an adequate
However,
on the blanket
damage
or water
shut-
The
Upper
pan that
to the water
in various
trigger
heater
ways:
an alarm
when
or
leakage
Element
conventional
wattage
(if
double
Element
(See rating
of the water
element
which
plate
heater
follow
water
heater
warnings
instructions
in this
and
these
any portion,
call Sears
heater).
can be converted
to 5500 watts
reading
is a
at its rated
on the water
watts
after
model)
only operates
at 3800
Read
understand
a
3800 watt element
on 240 volts.
and retailers,
mounted
are
use on electric
operation
turn off the incoming
is detected.
to physical
Blankets
external
The Lower
• Sensors
must
and proper
Insulation
The water heater
vehicle.
selection
for servicing
off device used in conjunction
with a piped drain pan. These
devices are available from some plumbing
supply wholesalers
and detect
a
leak, the flow of water will not cause
may result in property
can be reduced
protected
Do not cover the temperature
and
valve with an insulation
blanket.
drainage.
Water heater life depends
upon water quality, water pressure
and the environment
in which the water heater is installed.
Water
in
leak
LEAK:
Drain pans are available
pans
located
GARAGES:
these instructions
death.
Hazard
in such
to the structure.
a suitable
drain
water heater.
Such
should
be
area.
so it is not subject
insulation
adequate
EVENTUALLY
must be accomplished
must
hot water
Garages
and/or
you should
Do not install without
heater
pan.
on the water
and
IN RESIDENTIAL
Should
* All water heaters eventually
in Residential
based
water
must be located
Appliance
provisions
damage.
Damage
that activate
the cold
heater.
water supply
in the drain
INSTALLATION
blanket
Property
is detected
be
as close to and as
system
as all water
devices
protective
Insulation
water
so water
heater
new
important
in the
and for the most economical
use of the appliance.
heater is not intended
for outdoor
installation.
. Water
staining.
About the Location
because
consideration
if spilled
shut-off
water
Installations
Mineral buildup or sediment
may have accumulated
in the old
water heater. This causes the water heater to be much heavier
and this residue,
when
pressure
differential
between
pipes connected
to the water
. This causes the water heater to become
much heavier than normal.
® If spilled, could cause staining.
than normal
in the drain pan that turn offthe
home
from
on a 240 volt system.
Service
and
instructions.
manual,
Center.
you
If
do not
Fire Hazard
/ Electric
-
Do not
Shock
Hazard
use this water
HOTTER
WATER
produce
hot water.
satisfy
clothes
needs
can
heater
in your
home
making
supply
the
conversion
to 5500
watts,
(2) wiring
washing,
permanently
and
injure
check
handicapped.
are intended
which
other
you
to
will
sanitizing
upon
If anyone
fits into one of these
to using
satisfies
Failure to use the correct voltage
shown
on the model
rating plate
could result in death, serious bodily
injury, or property damage.
. . . must be 240 volts,
dish
heaters
to a temperature
contact.
groups
using
hot water
or if there
is a local
code or state law requiring
a certain temperature
water at the
hot water
tap, then you must take special
precautions.
In
your
the
lowest
hot water
possible
needs,
temperature
a means
valve,
should
be used
at the
hot water
people
or at the water
heater.
Mixing
setting
such
taps
valves
that
as a mixing
used
by these
are available
at
plumbing
supply
or hardware
stores.
Follow
manufacturers
instructions
for installation
of the valves. Before changing
the
factory
power
and
Water
heated
washing,
scald
or physically/mentally
with
addition
Before
SCALD:
Water
Some people are more likely to be permanently
injured by hot
water than others. These include the elderly, children, the infirm,
any voltage other than shown on the
model rating plate.
-
CAN
the
setting
on the
Regulation"
section
See Figure
7 (below)
thermostat,
in this
read
the
"Temperature
manual.
(1)
. . . 10 gauge
for mixing
valve
usage.
AWG @ Type TW, 60°C or equivalent,
and (3) Circuit breakers
or fusing . . .capable
of 30 amp loading. Also, the installation
must conform with this manual, local codes and electric utility
rules. Failure to comply can result in DEATH,
INJURY, OR PROPERTY
DAMAGE.
SERIOUS
BODILY
HOT WATER
OUTLET
COLD
WATER
iNLET
WATE
R H EATER
ELECTRIC
MODEL
NUMBER
932N
LISTED
Q
CAPACITY
U.S. GAL.
SERIAL
NUMBER
WATER
OUTLET
FACTORY
EQUIPPED
UPPER
ELEMENT
WATTS
LOWER
ELEMENT
WATTS
TO COLD WATER
f
WITH
MAXIMUM
WATTS
VOLTS
A,C, ONLY
MAXIMUM
WORKING
PRESSURE
P.S.I.
CHECK
HERE
IF INSTALLED
AS
FACTORY
EQUIPPED
FROM HOTWATER
OUTLET ON
WATER HEATER
*MIXING
VALVE
OPTIONAL
WATTAGE
UPPER
ELEMENT
WATTS
LOWER
ELEMENT
WATTS
FIGURE 7.
MAXIMUM
WATTS
CHECK HERE
IF CONVERTED
Figure
WARNING
SEE CONVERSION
FIGURE 6.
model
Whether
rating
pen, check
which
or not the element
plate
must
the appropriate
is located
adjacent
be marked.
block within
to the lower
8 shows
heater.
The
connections.
INSTRUCTION
NOTE:
WATER
iNLET HEATER
ON
If a water
conversion
Using
is made
a hard
the model
access
the
point
rating
ink
plate,
panel.
Water Piping
Water temperature over 125°F
(52°C) can cause severe burns
instantly resulting in severe injury
or death.
Children, the elderly, and the
physically or mentally disabled
are at highest riskfor scald injury.
Feel water
showering.
before
bathing
Temperature
available.
limiting valves
or
such
the attachment
water
heater
in a closed
a back-flow
meter with a check
valve,
must
to control
be provided
or Sears
NOTE:
If using
before
attaching
tubing,
Property
Read instruction manual for safe
temperature setting.
• Do not apply
• Contact
on
solder
how
tubing
to the water
3/4"
supply
check
system;
valve,
water
means
Contact
the
to control
this
to an adapter
to the water
inlet connection.
lines directly
and damage
to the cold
the tank.
Damage
Hazard
damage.
expansion
tank if necessary.
heat to cold water inlet.
qualified
water
supply;
expansion.
Center
Do not solder the water supply
inlet. It will harm the dip tube
- Install thermal
water
preventer,
thermal
the adapter
• Avoid water heater
are
with
etc.., in the cold water
Service
copper
piping
is equipped
is installed
as one having
local utility
situation.
of the water
heater
installer
or service
agency.
water
NOTE:
Toprotectagainstuntimelycorrosion
ofhot
water
fittings,
unions
it is strongly
or couplings
connected
recommended
be installed
to copper
on this
the
hot. Put two
threaded
around
water
Fit T & P valve insulation
and cold
does not interfere
di=electric
heater
Secure
end
or three
of the
all insulation
using
tape.
heater. The hot water outlet
turns
of teflon
threaded-to-sweat
both ends of the 3/4" threaded
connectors,
connect
of the water heater.
over valve. Make sure that the insulation
with the lever of the T & P valve.
when
pipe.
1. Look at the top cover of the water
is marked
that
tape around
coupling
nipple.
Using
PIPE
INSULATION
and
flexible
the hot water pipe to the hot water outlet
2. Look at the top cover of the water
heater.
The cold water
inlet
is marked cold. Put two or three turns of teflon tape around
the threaded
end of the threaded-to-sweat
coupling
and
around
both ends of the 3/4" threaded
connectors,
connect the cold
inlet of the water heater.
water
nipple.
Using
flexible
pipe to the cold
water
:'=
T&P
('_
iNSULATION
NOTE:
from
Your
the
water
tank,
heater
is insulated
to minimize
reduction
in
Further
accomplished
water heater,
by
insulating
the
hot
heat
water
heat
loss
lines
can
from
loss
be
FIGU RE 9.
the
Temperature-Pressure
HOT
OUTLET
TO
FLEXIBLE
WATER CONNECTORS
"_\_/_
Relief Valve
SHUT-OFF
VALVE
HOUSE
[_
l
THREADED
TO SWEAT
COUPLING
THREADED
TO SWEAT
COUPLING
3/4" THREADED
-
•Tem perature-pressure relief valve
must comply with ANSI A21.22
andASMEcode.
" Properly sized temperature-relief
valve must be installed in opening
provided.
NIPPLE
_
COL
Hazard
/
3!4" THREADED
NIPPLE '=""___--_'HOT
Explosion
COLD
INLET
WATER
LINE
• Can result in overheating
excessive tank pressure.
TEMPERATUREPRESSURE
,
RELIEF VALVE
DISCHARGE
-PIPE
(DO NOT CAP
OR PLUG)
This heater
temperature
is provided
- pressure
and
Can cause serious injury or death.
with a properly
certified
combination
relief valve by the manufacturer.
The valve
is certified
by a nationally
recognized
testing
laboratory
that maintains
periodic inspection
of production
of
listed equipment
of materials
as meeting the requirements
for
Relief Valves for Hot Water Supply Systems, ANSI Z21.22 • CSA
4.4, and the code
requirements
of ASME.
If replaced,
the valve must meet the requirements
of local
codes,
but not less than a combination
temperature
and
pressure
relief
valve
certified
as indicated
in the above
6"
paragraph.
FLOOR DRAIN
The valve
FIGURE 8.
insulation
Fit pipe insulation
for T & P valve
over the incoming
water line. Make sure
cover of the heater.
that
the
with a maximum
than the water heater input rate as shown
plate. (For electric heaters,
watts x 3.412
rate)
T & P Valve and Pipe Insulation
Remove
carton.
must be marked
set pressure
not to
exceed the marked hydrostatic
working
pressure
of the water
heater (150 psi = 1,035 kPa) and a discharge
capacity not less
and pipe connections
cold water
insulation
on the model rating
equals Btu/hr input
from
For safe operation
of the water
be removed
its designated
from
heater,
the relief valve
opening
must not
nor plugged.
line and the hot
is against
the top
The temperature-pressure
relief valve must be installed directly
into the fitting of the water heater designed
for the relief valve.
10
Position
thevalvedownward
andprovide
tubingso thatany
discharge
willexitonlywithin6 inches(153mm)above,orat
anydistance
below
thestructural
floor.Becertain
thatnocontact
is madewithanyliveelectrical
part.Thedischarge
opening
must not be blockedor reducedin size under any
circumstances.
Excessive
length,
over30feet(9.14m),oruse
ofmorethanfourelbows
cancauserestriction
andreducethe
discharge
capacity
ofthevalve.
Water Damage
• Temperature-pressure
drain
unless
injury,
hazard
be
allowed
air gap
discharge
tubing
between
directly
the relief
To prevent
damage,
the relief valve
water
in
-DISCHARGE
PiPE
(DO NOT CAP OR PLUG)
to discharge
is provided.
to life, or property
to
TEMPERATURE_RPRESSURE
ELIEF VALVE
drain.
is to be placed
Do not connect
a 6 inch
COLD
Hazard
at adequate
obstruction
valve and the tank.
HOT
relief valve discharge
pipe must terminate
No valve or other
Ifaftermanually
operating
thevalve,itfailstocompletely
reset
andcontinues
to releasewater,immediately
closethecold
waterinlettothewaterheater,
followthedraining
instructions,
andreplace
thetemperature-pressure
reliefvalvewitha new
one.
bodily
quantities
must
should
circumstances
demand.
If the discharge
pipe is not connected
to a drain or other suitable
means, the water flow may cause
property
_6"
AIR GAP
damage.
FLOOR DRAIN
The
Discharge
Pipe:
FIGURE 10.
•
Shall
not be smaller
valve,
or have
in size than
any reducing
the outlet
couplings
pipe size of the
or other
restrictions.
Filling
•
Shall
not be plugged
•
Shall
be of material
•
Shall
be installed
the Water Heater
or blocked.
listed
for hot water
so as to allow
the temperature-pressure
pipe.
distribution.
complete
relief
valve,
drainage
and
the
of both
Property
discharge
Damage
. Avoid water
•
Shall
terminate
at an adequate
•
Shall
not have any valve
drain.
between
the relief valve
Feel water
showering.
before
bathing
Temperature
available.
limiting
valves
that (1) no one
temperature-pressure
water
property
manually
damage
is in front
relief
discharged
because
valve
faucet
discharge
1. Close
will not cause
the water
and
any bodily
or
2.
may be extremely
"ON"
heater
the water
power.
with water:
heater
drain
Open the cold water
supply
NOTE: The cold water supply
the water heater is in use.
3. To insure
valve
by turning
complete
filling
is located
valve to the water
valve
must
of the tank,
the handle
heater.
be left open
allow
to
on the lower
when
air to exit
by
opening the nearest hot water faucet. Allow water to run until
a constant flow is obtained.
This will let air out of the water
of the
(2) the
injury
turning
the right (clockwise).
The drain valve
front of the water heater.
are
the outlet
line,
before
To fill the water
must be manually
should be taken to
of or around
operating.
Never use this water heater unless it is completely
full of water.
To prevent damage
to the tank and heating element, the tank
must be filled with water. Water must flow from the hot water
Read instruction manual for safe
temperature setting.
relief
valve
a year.
Caution
before
and tank.
Children, the elderly, and the
physically or mentally disabled
are at highest riskfor scald injury.
ensure
damage.
• Fill tank with water
Water temperature over 125°F
(52°C) can cause severe burns
instantly resultingin severeinju_
ordeath.
The temperature-pressure
operated
at least once
heater
Hazard
heater
and the
piping.
Check
all new water
or
hot.
4.
11
piping
for leaks.
Repair
as needed.
Converting
These
instructions
element,
operate
Necessary
the Lower Element
only cover the conversion
element
bag contained
water heater.
of the convertible
conversion
within
parts
the electrical
are
junction
located
in a small
box on top of the
read this entire manual before attempting
to install or
the water heater. The water heater is factory
set to
operate at 3800 watts. The lower element can be converted
operate at 5500 watts. Refer to "Facts to Consider About
Convertible
Lower Element"
section.
The
Upper
conventional
wattage
Element,
(if double
3800 watt element which
on 240 volts. (See
The lower
Element
operation
of the water
at 3800 watts
If after reading
understand
rating
heater
these instructions
Fire Hazard
/ Electric
BUSS BAR
from
on a 240 volt system.
and this manual,
call Sears
heater.)
can be converted
watts
any portion
PARTS
element
model)
is a
only operates at its rated
plate on the water
to 5500
CONVERSION
to
the
Service
FIGURE 12.
if you do not
Center.
Shock
Before
beginning
supply
to the water
the conversion
turn "OFF"
electric
power
heater.
Hazard
Do not use this water heater with
any voltage other than shown on the
model rating plate•
FIGURE 13.
Failure to use the correct voltage
shown on the model rating plate
could result in death, serious bodily
injury, or property damage.
Before
power
making
supply
the
conversion
. . . must
to 5500
be 240 volts,
watts,
check
(2) wiring
the
The
convertible
access
securing
panel
element
is located
of the water
the access
heater.
panel,
and
behind
Remove
remove
the
lower
the two screws
panel.
(1)
. . . 10 gauge
AWG @ Type TW, 60°C or equivalent,
and (3) Circuit breakers
or fusing . . .capable
of 30 amp loading. Also, the installation
must conform with this manual, local codes and electric utility
rules. Failure to comply can result in DEATH,
INJURY, OR PROPERTY
DAMAGE.
SERIOUS
BODILY
FIGURE 14.
NOTE:
model
Whether
rating
pen, check
which
or not
plate
the element
must
be marked.
the appropriate
is located
adjacent
conversion
Using
block within
to the
a hard
the model
lower
WATER
HEATER
ELECTRIC
is made
access
point
rating
the
ink
3.
plate,
Remove
terminal
the insulation
cover.
cap with
handle
to expose
the
panel.
932N
LISTED
Q
CAPACITY
MODEL
FACTORY
NUMBER
EQUIPPED
U.S
GAL
SERIAL
NUMBER
WiTH
MAXIMUM
UPPER
LOWER
ELEMENT
ELEMENT
WATTS
WATTS
OPTIONAL
UPPER
CHECK
MAXIMUM
VOLTS
WATTS
A.C.
ONLY
HERE
WORKING
}FINSTALLEDAS
FACTORY
PRESSURE
EQUIPPED
P,S
I
WATTAGE
LOWER
ELEMENT
ELEMENT
WATTS
WATTS
MAXIMUM
CHECKHERE
WATTS
IFCONVERTED
WARNING
SEE
FIGURE 15.
CONVERSION
INSTRUCTION
Lower Element:
Lift out the tab as shown
to unclip the
terminal cover from the thermostat.
The terminal cover can
now be removed from the thermostat.
FIGURE 11.
12
LiFT OUT TAB TO UNCLIP
TERMINAL COVER FROM
THERMOSTAT
8.
Tighten
terminals
connection.
2 and
3 to
ensure
proper
Fire and Explosion
• Failure
to tighten
cause a fire.
electrical
Hazard
screws
can
• Failure to do this could result in
death, serious bodily injury, or
property damage.
Failure to tighten terminal
screws can cause
result in DEATH, SERIOUS
BODILY INJURY,
FIGURE 16.
a fire which can
OR PROPERTY
DAMAGE.
5.
Remove
move
the screws
the looped
from
terminal
end of the wire
2 of the element,
and
9.
aside.
Replace
terminal
the locking
cover
on thermostat
tabs on the terminal
cover
making
Fire and E×plosion
= Thermostat
6.
The buss bar is labeled
terminals
screw
5500
W. Place
2 and 3 with the 5500
provided
into terminal
place
must
the buss
W visible.
Install
and
be
death,
the extra
serious
property
3.
Make sure the thermostat
cover
is in place,
10.
is flush
Replace the insulation
covers the thermostat
SERIOUS
The wire
must
removed
remain
top of the
secured
looped
buss
using
from
and
bar, over
the
terminal
now
2 has
the opening
remaining
a looped
be placed
(as
end.
shown)
of terminal
cover
It
on
2, and
Q
screw.
FIGURE 20.
FIGURE 19.
13
is in
insulation
bodily
result in
injury,
or
the tank, the terminal
is replaced.
BODILY
cap with handle
and element.
FIGURE 18.
flush
damage.
against
and the insulation
so can result
in DEATH,
PROPERTY DAMAGE.
5500W
7.
the
replaced.
e Failure to do this could
bar over
that
Hazard
againstthe
tank.
,, Make sure terminal
FIGURE 17.
sure
are in place.
Failure
INJURY,
to do
OR
so that it completely
11.
Replace
the access
panel.
Fire Hazard / Electric
Shock
Do not use this
®
Hazard
water
heater
any voltage other than shown
model rating plate.
Failure to use the correct voltage
shown on the model rating plate
could result in death, serious bodily
injury, or property damage.
FIGURE 21.
12.
Complete
wiring
"ON" electric
with water.
to the water
heater,
power to the water
or if completed,
heater
after filling
with
on the
turn
the tank
If wiring
from your fuse box or circuit
for your old water heater,
to reuse
the
existing
the water heater
Sears
to arrange
Provide
a way
working
on the water
Install
and
wire,
to easily
connect
box was aluminum
have
by a competent
breaker
or fuse block
disconnect
switch.
FIGURE 22,
breaker
it with copper
aluminum
made
salesperson
replace
wire. If you wish
the
connection
electrician.
Contact
for a professional
shut
off the
This
in the
entrance
a circuit
could
directly
electrician.
electric
heater.
power
be with
box
from
at
your
when
a circuit
or a separate
the
main fuse
or
circuit breaker box. This circuit must be the right size and
have its own fuse or circuit breaker. Refer to the chart in the
"Product Specifications"
fuse or circuit breaker.
improper
.
installation and use may result
in property damage.
Fill tank with water
3. If metal
before operation.
conduit
section
for the correct
is used for the grounding
The grounding
aluminum,
electrode
conductor
or copperclad
joint.
faucet
electrical
before
turning
Rigid
"ON" power.
metal
means
Wiring
water
provide
heater.
requirements
all wiring
of the proper
You must obey local codes
when
you
If you are not familiar
install
this
with electric
the wiring
to this water
electrician.
Contact
professional
heater,
your
outside
Flexible
of the
company
wiring.
codes
have any doubt, even the slightest
size
and electric
and practices,
or if you
water
heater
voltage
EQUIPPED
is equipped
use this water
have
on the model
can
SERIOUS
or
conduit,
or
may be used for the grounding
or tubing
is terminated
in fittings
metal
conduit
or flexible
metallic
tubing
if all
The length in any ground
6 feet.
path does not exceed
return
the
shall
be permitted
for grounding
conditions
are met:
following
doubt, in your ability to connect
obtain the service
Sears
salesperson
The circuit
of a competent
to arrange
cause
BODILY
any questions
FOR ONE VOLTAGE
for one type voltage
rating plate near the bottom
one shown
metal
material
a splice
conductors
by overcurrent
for a
devices
contained
rated
therein
are protected
at 20 amperes
or less.
electrician.
HEATERS
DO NOT
The
without
for grounding.
The conduit
WATER
shall be of copper,
length
intermediate
tubing
if conduit
approved
You must
conduit,
metallic
conductor:
aluminum.
shall be of one continuous
Never use this water heater unless it is completely
full of water.
To prevent damage to the tank and heating element, the tank
must be filled with water. Water must flow from the hot water
size wire and
access
heater
INJURY,
or doubts
Check
panel for the correct
with any voltage
rating plate.
problems
only.
ONLY: This
which
Failure
can
OR PROPERTY
consult
other
approved
NFPA70.
in DEATH,
DAMAGE.
your electric
in fittings
For complete
grounding
details and all allowable
exceptions,
refer to the current edition of the NEC - National Electrical
Code
the
to use the correct
result
is terminated
the
voltage.
than
or tubing
for grounding.
If you
4. A standard 1/2" conduit opening has been made in the water
heater junction
box for the conduit connection.
company.
14
5. WiringDiagrams
(see"Wiring
supplied
showing
connections
the
between
You can
easily
removing
the junction
section)
most
the water heater
see which
type
box cover
Two Wire Connection
requiring
Diagrams"
two
common
Wire
6.
of
have
by
Use wire nuts and connect the power supply
wires inside the water heater's junction
box.
7. The water heater must
installer. A green ground
heater.
water heater's
location.
is the most common
connect
Connection
you
on top of the water
red to red, black
black, and the ground wire to the green
in the junction box of the water heater.
Three
types
Diagram:
ground
is used when
junction
be electrically
"grounded"
screw has been provided
by the
on the
box.
to this
Connect
8.
Replace
the wiring
you
junction
cover
and
have
simply
wire
If you have purchased
a three wire connection
but you are not on a "Time
a standard
follow
connection
two
the connection
wire
Clock"
or "Off Peak"
connection
diagram
in block
power
ground
wire
using the screw
WiRE NUT
CONDUIT
these connections
refer to block 1 or 2 in this wiring
diagram for the type of system you have.
heater
to the
to
screw
are connecting
the water heater to a power supply
that has a "Time Clock" or "Off Peak" meter. To make
NOTE:
wiring
and the power supply.
connection
Diagrams:
you to simply
have been
water
GREEN
.GROUND
meter
supply,
3 of the three
diagram.
FIGURE 23.
15
provided.
Wiring
Diagrams
STANDARD
WIRING
NON-SIMULTANEOUS
FOR 2 WIRE LEAD WATER
OPERATION
HEATERS
240 VOLT DOUBLE
ELEMENT
A6
[
GROUND
TE"M'NAL------F:-_I_-* Before
panels
removing
any access
or servicing
the water
,,
ol
heater, make sure the electrical
supply to the water heater is
turned "OFF".
Tl__T2?owersuPpLY
,.,I
HI-TEMP
LImit-_l(_'ll_-@l
SWITCH
rJK_
JUNCTION
BOX
/
I_
oP.E. _q
, Failure to do this could result in
death, serious bodily injury, or
property damage.
THERMOSTAT
BUSS
_
I
<l ./_..
f
_
OI
/
.___
ELEMENT
I_
O
_
-,
FOR5500WATTS
I('_
THERMOSTAT"-*I
_
Lu
_1
_
bu
-
I
\
I
o
LOWERHEATI
FOR3800WATTS__
FIGURE 24.
WIRING FOR 3 WIRE LEAD WATER HEATERS NON=SIMULTANEOUS OPERATION 240 VOLT DOUBLE ELEMENT
*NOTE: Some lower Hi-Temp Limit Switches
may have 4 terminals. Use only the
2 terminals on left.
A9
UPPER
J3_J
_uJ_j
_:,_
HI-TEMP
_
SWITCH
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UPPER
T.ERMOSTAT_
_
,nO,CATOR
(OPTIONAL)
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1.
TIME CLOCK SWITCH
OPERATES BOTTOM ELEMENT ONLY
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_
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CLOCK SWITCH
_
YELLOW
JUNCTION
BLACK
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OPERATES
"OFF PEAK"
BOTTOM
TO ELECTRIC
METER
ELEMENT
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of
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YELLOW
3.
LOWER
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LOWER
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METER
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BOX
FOR TWO WIRE CONNECTION
TO ELECTRIC
POWER SUPPLY LI
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YELLOWI
FOR 38°0 WATTS
ONLY
TO "OFF PEAK"
POWER S UPPLY_
"
BOX
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2.
BUSS
_L2
POWER SUPPLY _
FIGURE 25.
16
JUNCTION
_FBLLIE_BLACK
BOX
Temperature
Regulation
The
lower
thermostat
approximates
water
and
Water temperature over 125°F
(52°C) can cause severe burns
instantly resulting in severe injury
or death•
120°F
temperature
on the water
before
bathing
or
Temperature
available.
limiting
valves
are
set
and
is desired•
heating
Read
before
at
a position
which
is adjustable
if a different
all warnings
in this manual
proceeding•
TEMPERATURE
ADJUSTMENT
Children, the elderly, and the
physically or mentally disabled
are at highest risk for scald injury.
Feel water
showering•
is factory
(49°C),
m
KNOB
Read instruction manual for safe
temperature setting.
HOTTER
WATER
CAN SCALD:
Water
heaters
are intended
produce
hot water• Water heated to a temperature
satisfy clothes
washing,
dish washing,
and other
ADJUSTABLE
LOWER
THERMOSTAT(FOR
DUAL ELEMENT
MODELS)
to
which will
sanitizing
ADJUSTABLE
LOWER
THERMOSTAT WITH
HIGH LIMIT
needs can scald and permanently
injure you upon contact• Some
people are more likely to be permanently
injured by hot water
than others• These
include the elderly, children,
the infirm, or
physically/mentally
handicapped•
If anyone using hot water in
your home fits into one of these groups or if there is a local code
or state law requiring
a certain temperature
water at the hot
FIGURE 27.
water tap, then you must take special precautions•
In addition to
using the lowest possible temperature
setting that satisfies your
hot water needs, some type of tempering
device,
such as a
Temperature
mixing valve, should be used at the hot water taps used by these
people or at the water heater• Mixing valves are available
at
NOTE:
plumbing
recommended
supply
or hardware
stores•
Follow
instructions
for installation
of the valves, Before
factory setting of the thermostat,
see Temperature
at right•
Never
allow
small
children
to use a hot water
manufacturers
The upper
approximates
water temperature
and on the water
have been factory
(49°C), to reduce
set at a
the risk
set at a position
which
is adjustable
if a different
is desired• Read all warnings
heating before proceeding•
PANEL
{DUAL
r,AODELS
(Refer
UPPER
BEHIND
PANEL
About
1/2 second
I50°F (66°C)
About 1-1/2 seconds
I40°F (60°C)
Less than 5 seconds
I30°F (54°C)
About 30 seconds
I20°F (49°C)
More than 5 minutes
and Lower
to thermostat
Thermostat
illustrations
under
Adjustments
"Thermostat"
section)
Before
removing
any access
panels or servicing
the water
heater, make sure the electrical
supply to the water heater is
turned "OFF".
ELEMENT
ONLY)
IL
• Failure
TEMPERATURE
\ ADJUSTMENT
KNOB
ADJUSTABLE
(49°-60°0)
manufacturers,
I
ADJUSTABLE
THERMOSTAT
UPPER
ACCESS
_j
of 120°--140°F
in this manual
m_
,w
range
dishwasher
I60°F (71°C)
person
Upper
thermostat
is factory
120°F (49°C),
and
by most
tap, or to draw
Thermostat
heater
120°F
temperature
changing
the
Settings table
their own bath water• Never leave a child or handicapped
unattended
in a bathtub or shower•
The thermostats
of this water
position which approximates
of scald injury•
Water
Settings
to do this could
death, serious bodily
property damage.
UPPER THERMOSTAT
FIGURE 26.
17
result in
injury,
or
NOTE:It is notnecessary
to adjustthe upperthermostat. Temperature-Pressure
Relief Valve Operation
However,
ifit is adjusted
abovethefactorysetpointof 120°F
(49°C),it is recommended
thatit notbesethigherthanthe
The temperature-pressure
relief
valve
must be manually
lowerthermostat
setting.
operated at least once a year.
Theupperandlowerthermostats
areadjustable
ifa different
watertemperature
is desired.Readall warningsin the
"Temperature-Regulation"
section
before
• Burn hazard
proceeding.
1. Turn "OFF" the electric power to the water heater at the
junction box.
• Hotwater discharge.
• Keep clear of relief valve
discharge outlet.
[
,, Before
removing
any access
panels or servicing
the water
heater, make sure the electrical
supply to the water heater is
turned "OFF".
The
off the
cap with
and/or
lower
access
panel,
valve
must
be
manually
be taken to ensure
the outlet
of the
or bodily
injury.
The water
may be extremely
hot.
TEMPERATURE_PRESSURE
insulation
handle.
3. The slotted
clockwise
counter
upper
relief
at least once a year. Caution should
no one is in front of or around
temperature-pressure
relief valve discharge
line, and (2) the
water manually discharged
will not cause any property damage
,, Failure to do this could result in
death, serious bodily injury, or
property damage.
2. Take
temperature-pressure
operated
that (1)
adjustment
( f'_
(using
a screwdriver)
) to increase
clockwise
the
can be turned
temperature
( _'_ ) to decrease
setting
the temperature
or
DISCHARGE
setting.
PiPE
FIGURE 28.
4. Replace
the
insulation
cap with
handle
and
access
panel.
If after manually
5. Turn "ON" the power
and
supply.
water
continues
inlet to the water
and replace
Anode Rod Inspection
operating
the valve,
to release
water,
heater,
it fails to completely
immediately
follow
the temperature-pressure
close
the draining
relief
valve
reset
the
cold
instructions,
with
a new
one.
Failure to install and maintain a new properly listed temperaturepressure
relief valve will release the manufacturer
from any
claim
which
might
result
from
excessive
temperature
or
pressure.
Property
• Avoid water
. Inspection
heater
Damage
Hazard
If the temperature-pressure
or discharges
damage.
and replacement
relief valve on the appliance
periodically,
Service
Center
plug the temperature-pressure
rod is used to protect
hot
tanks
water
submerged
corroding
rod. This
must
itself
with
water
depends
high water
or replaced
more
often
Replacement
life of your
water
calling
Sears
should
be checked
than
heater.
an anode
Inspection
Center.
annually
At
The
Instead
to
weeps
thermal
for further
information.
Do not
relief valve.
Draining
of
condition.
conductivity,
or pitted
and should
of a depleted
Service
in operating
A corroded
conductivity
due
Most
rod.
the tank.
on the water
condition.
corrosion.
anode
be
and eat away the anode
taste or color. The rod
to keep the tank
deterioration
an
to protect
the tank, water ions attack
does not affect the water's
necessarily
indicates
the tank from
equipped
rod sacrifices
be maintained
Anode
intact.
are
may
expansion.
Your water heater may have a check valve installed
in the water line or a water meter with a check valve. Consult
of anode as needed.
your local Sears
The anode
this
be checked
rod that
anode
anode
appears
. Burn hazard
not
and/
to be
rod can extend
the
be conducted
by
should
a minimum
after the warranty
the
• Hot water discharge.
rod
• Keep hands clear of drain
valve discharge.
anode(s)
period.
18
Thewaterheater
should
bedrained
ifbeingshutdownduring
freezing
temperatures.
Also,periodic
draining
andcleaning
of
sediment
fromthetankmaybenecessary.
l
1. Turn
"OFF"
junction
the electrical
power
to the water
heater
at the
box.
2.
Remove
handle.
3.
Lift out the tab as shown below to unclip the terminal cover
from the thermostat.
The terminal cover can now be removed
• Before
removing
any access
panels or servicing
the water
heater, make sure the electrical
supply to the water heater is
turned "OFF".
from
the
access
panel
and
the
insulation
cap
with
the thermostat.
Failure to do this could result in
death, serious bodily
property damage.
injury,
or
LIFT OUT TAB TO UNCLIP
TERMINAL COVER
FROM THERMOSTAT
1. Before beginning
water heater.
2. CLOSE
turn "OFF"
the cold water
3. OPEN
a nearby
draining.
4. Connect
to the
drain
If the
drained
for an extended
with
adequate
water
hose
drain
and leave
valve
and
supply
to the
heater.
open to allow for
terminate
LOWER THERMOSTAT
WITHOUT HIGH LIMIT
to an
or outdoors.
the water heater
NOTE:
open
power
inlet valve to the water
hot water faucet
a hose
adequate
5. OPEN
the electric
drain valve to allow
heater
is going
period,
connected
to
the drain
allowing
for tank draining.
be shut
valve
water
down
and
should
be left
to terminate
to an
UPPER AND LOWER
THERMOSTAT WITH
HIGH LIMIT
drain.
FIGURE 29.
6. Close
7. Follow
the drain
valve.
"Filling
"Installation
8. Turn "ON"
the
Water
Instructions"
power
Heater"
instructions
in the
4.
Disconnect
5.
Remove
wires
from
the thermostat.
section.
to the water
heater.
the
thermostat
from
behind
the
thermostat
bracket.
6.
improper
installation and use may result
in property damage.
• Fill tank with water
7.
Place
the new thermostat
firmly
against
Attach
use this water
heater
the wires
unless
it is completely
Some
through
full of water.
of the terminals
strip
faucet
power.
8.
Put plastic
Removal/Replacement
9.
Replace
the
thermostat.
Thermostat
turning
"ON"
sure it fits
to the new thermostat.
an eye-opening.
To prevent damage to the tank and heating element,
the tank
must be filled with water. Water must flow from the hot water
before
making
before operation.
NOTE:
Never
in the bracket
the tank.
l
wire
3/8" to a straight
10. Replace
Element
-Before
removing
any access
panels or servicing
the water
heater, make sure the electrical
supply to the water heater is
turned "OFF".
NOTE:
element
clean
• Failure to do this could result in
death, serious bodily
property damage.
injury,
terminal
access
may require
If wires
length
cover
insulation
panel,
and
back
cap
then
straight-in
are now
looped,
wiring
recur
and
to cover
the
insert.
in place.
with
handle
turn the electric
power
on.
Cleaning/Replacement
These
instructions
replacement
or replace
are written
for the lower
the
upper
element
from
for element
element.
cleaning
and
If it is necessary
element,
then
repeat
your
in order
to
these
instructions.
or
To remove
replace
19
it.
the
tank
to clean
or
Remove
[
remove
the two
screws
securing
the access
panel,
and
panel.
o Before
removing
any access
panels or servicing
the water
heater, make sure the electrical
supply to the water heater is
turned "OFF".
• Failure to do this could result in
death, serious bodily
property damage.
Before beginning
the water heater.
turn
"OFF"
the electric
injury,
power
or
supply
FIGURE 33.
to
5.
Remove
the
insulation
cap with
handle.
QI
.___J
FIGURE 30.
2.
Turn off the water supply to the water
Shut-off valve or water meter.
heater
at the water
FIGURE 34.
Lift out the tab as shown to unclip the terminal cover from
the thermostat.
The terminal
cover can now be removed
FIGURE 31.
3.
Attach
a hose
to the water
heater
other end in a floor drain or outdoors.
drain
valve
and put the
from
the thermostat.
Open the water heater
drain valve. Open a nearby hot water faucet which will relieve
pressure
in the water heater and speed draining.
LiFT OUT TAB TO UNCUP
TERMINAL
COVER
FROM THERMOSTAT
LOWER THERMOSTAT
WITHOUT
HIGH LIMIT
FIGURE 32,
UPPER AND LOWER
THERMOSTAT WITH
HIGH LIMIT
, Burn hazard
FIGURE
• Hot water discharge.
Disconnect
the two wires
old element
from the tank.
35.
on the element
• Keep hands clear of drain
valve discharge.
The water
passing
out of the drain valve
may be extremely
hot.
To avoid being scalded,
make sure all connections
are tight
and that the water flow is directed away from any person.
FIGURE 36.
2O
and unscrew
the
8.
Clean
the area around
sediment
tank.
from
the element
or around
opening.
the element
Remove
opening,
inside
any
Never
the
To prevent damage
to the tank and heating element, the tank
must be filled with water. Water must flow from the hot water
faucet
g.
If you are cleaning the element you have removed, do so by
scraping
or soaking
in vinegar or a de-liming
solution.
use this water
before
14. Check
turning
element
element
15. Reconnect
unless
"ON"
gasket.
leaks.
steps
Then
If leakage
2 and
repeat
the two wires
3, remove
steps
to the element
make sure the thermostat
surface of the tank.
Fire Hazard
Electric Shock
it is completely
full of water.
power.
for water
or repeat
reposition
E
heater
remains
occurs,
tighten
element
10 through
and
14.
and then check
firmly
against
to
the
and
Hazard
" Do not use replacement elements with
any voltage other than shown on the
model rating plate.
" Failure to use the correct voltage shown
on the model rating plate could result in
death, serious bodily injury, or property
FIGURE 38.
damage.
16. Replace
the locking
Replacement
elements
must
no greater wattage than
to the water heater.
10. A new gasket
possible water
(1) be the same
listed on the model
should be
leak. (See
voltage
rating
tank,
securing
tightly
using
an element
cover
on thermostat
tabs on the terminal
cover
making
sure
that
are in place.
and (2)
plate affixed
used in all cases to prevent
a
Element
Gasket in the "Repair
Parts List " Chart).
Place the new element
thread side of the cleaned or new element
terminal
LIFT OUT TAB TO UNCLIP
TERMINAL COVER
FROM THERMOSTAT
gasket on the
and screw into
wrench.
(
LOWER THERMOSTAT
WITHOUT
HIGH LIMIT
UPPER AND LOWER
THERMOSTAT
WITH
HiGH LiMiT
FIGURE 37.
11. Close
the water
heater
the right (clockwise).
the water heater.
drain valve
12. Open the cold water
supply
NOTE: The cold water supply
water heater is in use.
13. To insure complete
filling
opening the nearest
until a constant
flow
water
heater
improper
by turning
The drain valve
the handle
to
FIGURE 39.
is on the lower front of
valve to the water
heater.
valve must be left open when
of the tank,
allow
17. Replace the insulation
covers the thermostat
air to exit
cap with handle
and element.
the
i-1
by
IQ
hot water faucet. Allow water to run
is obtained.
This will let air out of the
and the piping.
installation and use may result
in property damage.
. Fill tank with water
so that it completely
before operation.
FIGURE 40.
21
18. Replace
access
panel.
19. Turn "ON" electric
Follow
power
to water
heater.
"Draining"
Turning
counter
screw handle.
Remove
Screw
instructions.
clockwise,
the washer
the
and
handle
valve
and
TIGHTEN.
and
retighten
See
remove
"Draining"
the hex cap below
Drain Valve Washer
Check
Replacement
Turn
cap
assembly
using
"ON" electric
power
to the water
_HANDLE
CAP
. Before
removing
any access
panels or servicing
the water
heater, make sure the electrical
supply to the water heater is
turned "OFF".
NOTE:
washer
For replacement,
available
ordering
a replacement
List" section.
Before beginning
the water heater.
use a 17/32"
at your
nearest
washer,
turn "OFF"
refer
x 13/64"
NOT
instructions
drain
OVER
in the
heater.
AND
ASSEMBLY
FIGURE42.
or
Before calling for repair service, read the "Start Up Conditions"
and "Operational
Conditions"
found in the Troubleshooting
section of this manual.
x 1/8" thick
store.
"Parts
For
Order
If a condition
of the water
the electrical
into the
Service
hardware
to the
DO
WASHER
• Failure to do this could result in
injury,
back
a wrench.
for leaks.
[
death, serious bodily
property damage.
the
put the new one in place.
Follow
"Filling
the Water
Heater"
"Installation
Instructions"
section.
FIGURE 41.
section.
power
supply
to
persists
heater,
Contact
Sears
(1-800-469-4663).
22
or you are uncertain
let a qualified
Repair
Services
person
at
about
check
the operation
it out.
1-800-4-MY-HOME
®
Start
Up Conditions
THERMAL
NOTE:
Expansion
EXPANSION
that
pressure,
Property
- Contact
Water
supply
Damage
heater
. Install thermal
tank or device
installer or service
systems
may,
because
cut-offs,
installed
_
of such
events
the water
heater
tank expands
will
that any devices
have a by-pass
to relieve
the
Service
Center
Thermal Expansion
installed
(21
etc...to
are not
.RECOMMENDED
(VERTICAL
WATER
COLD
INLET
and closed
water.
HOT
_COLD
_
which
in Inches
Number
In Gallons
Diameter
_%"(1)
12}
PRESSURE
m_
Pipe
Fitting
On Tank
5
represent
In each
(Gallons)
30
40
50
66
82
4Opsi
2
2
2
5
5
5Opsi
2
2
2
5
5
Capacity
60psi
2
2
5
5
5
Needed
70psi
2
2
5
5
5
80psi
2
5
5
5
5
or dangerous
Conditions
glass-lined
water
recorded
inlet
regulated
water
pressure.
water
pressure
in a 24 hour period
heater
there
rod (see parts section)
Certain water conditions
for corrosion
will cause
rod and the
most
water.
The
is installed
protection
a reaction
common
complaint
one
anode
of the tank.
between
this
associated
with the anode rod is one of a "rotten egg smell". This odor is
derived from hydrogen
sulfide gas dissolved
in the water. The
smell
is the result
of four factors
which
must
all be present
for
the odor to develop:
A. A concentration
of sulfate
B. Little or no dissolved
*Highest
conditions.
SMELLY WATER
Water
Pressure
harmful
Operational
Tank Sizing Chart
Capacity
SOUNDS
Possible
noises due to expansion
and contraction
of some
metal parts during
periods of heat-up and cool-down
do not
12-3/4 (323 ram) 3/4" Male
Heater
COLD
ALTERNATE RECOMMENDED INSTALLATION
(HORIZONTAL MOUNTING}
--
STRANGE
I1 (279 ram) 14-3/4 (375 ram) 3/4" Male
Water
INLET
FIGURE 43.
8 (203 ram)
Inlet*
f
/
GAUGE
WATER SHUT-OFF
in controlling
2
Expansion
VALVEWiTH
BY-PASS
//
TANK
could create
Length
PRESSURE
REDUCING
(3)
STRAPPING
EXPANSION
Tank Specifications
Dimensions
Tank
FLOOR, CEiLiNGJOIST, ETC.
ti__1!
If the relieving
relief valve is
for assistance
Tank
Expansion
HEATER
\
as it is heated
iNLET COLD
WATER SHUT-OFF
iNSTALLATiON
MOUNTING}
WATER
FITTING
and/or the system have an
pressure
built by thermal
Capacity
153.331950
VALVE
WITH
REDUCING
BY-PASS
This is an unacceptable
Model
153.331020
'NLET FiTTiNG
PRESSURE GAUGE
expansion
in the water system. Thermal
expansion
tanks are
available
from Sears stores and through
the Sears Service
Centers.
Contact the local plumbing
inspector,
water supplier
and/or the Sears
these situations.
PRESSURE
relieve
the excess
pressure.
The
relief valve is not intended
for the
relief of thermal
expansion.
and must be corrected.
system
tank
(3)
COLD WATER
as high
back flow preventers,
When these devices
and increases the pressure
of the water system.
point of the water heater's temperature-pressure
a closed
expansion
80 psi.
agency.
water is heated,
it expands
(thermal
expansion)
systems do not allow for the expansion
of heated
It is recommended
than
air
40 psi, the
to match
if necessary.
equipped with an internal by-pass, and no other measures
are
taken, the devices cause the water system to be closed. As
constant
condition
a 40 psi
WATER HEATER
_
the effects of water hammer
devices
such as pressure
reducing
valves, check valves,
control these types of problems.
reached,
the valve
temperature-pressure
not be higher
COLD//
Hazard
qualified
within
with
damage.
expansion
line pressure,
frequent
among
others,
have
The water
are pre-charged
but must
HOT
• Avoid water
tanks
charge.
If the inlet water pressure
is higher than
expansion
tank's
air pressure
must be adjusted
or
23
C. A sulfate
reducing
harmless
bacteria
in the supply
oxygen
bacteria
water.
in the water.
within
is non-toxic
the water
to humans.)
heater.
(This
D.Anexcess
ofactivehydrogen
inthetank.Thisiscaused
by
corrosion
protective
actionoftheanode.
I
Smellywatermaybeeliminated
or reduced
in somewater
heatermodels
byreplacing
theanoderod(s)withoneofless
activematerial,
andthenchlorinating
thewaterheater
tankand
allhotwaterlines.Contact
thelocalSearsService
Center
for
furtherinformation
concerning
anAnodeReplacement
Kit
#9001453
andthisChlorination
Treatment.
Anodereplacement
andchlorination
ofthetankarenotcoveredbythewater
heater'slimitedwarranty.
If thesmellywaterpersists
aftertheanodereplacement
and
chlorination
treatment;
thenyoushouldconsider
chlorinating
oraerating
yourwatersupply.
Do not remove
doing
the anode
so, all warranty
leaving
the tank
on the water
heater
unprotected.
tank
® Before
removing
any access
panels or servicing
the water
heater, make sure the electrical
supply
to the water heater is
turned "OFF".
" Failure
to do this could
death, serious bodily
property damage.
1. Before beginning,
water heater.
turn "OFF"
electrical
result in
injury,
power
or
supply
to the
By
is voided.
"AIR" IN HOT WATER FAUCETS
Explosion
Hazard
• Flammable
hydrogen
gases may be present.
FIGURE 44.
2. Remove
. Keep all ignition sources
away from faucet when
turning on hot water.
remove
3. Remove
the
the
4. Reset the
"RESET".
HYDROGEN
GAS:
water
that has not been
system
Hydrogen
(generally
two
weeks
flammable
and
explosive.
under
these
be opened
system
conditions,
minutes
similar
faucet
is opened.
there
near the faucet
There
through
must
insulation
high
limit
water
on your
noise.
to clean
by pushing
in the red button
marked
RESET
hot
any
water
machine).
the pipe as the hot water
be no smoking
or open
flame
areas,
scale
elements.
"Element
or mineral
This
buildup
deposits
will build
will cause
Cleaning/Replacement"
5. Replace the insulation
covers the thermostat
up
a rumbling
instructions
6. Replace
the elements.
Follow
the
behind
the access
resetting
panel.
instructions
NOTE:
If your water
heater
which
the access
7. Turn "ON" electric
If the
refer
with a reset
high
Department
limit
"3 wire
section,
then
is connected
lead"
wiring
the water
heater
on both the upper and lower thermostats.
to reset the high-limit
behind
the upper
will
to the high
in the
have
so that it completely
power to the water
must
be reset
again,
heater.
call
to find out why the high limit turned
Sears
"OFF"
Service
the electric
power
limit
NOT ENOUGH OR NO HOT WATER
to an "Off Peak" Clock,
diagram
cap with handle
and element.
panel.
In a new installation,
Diagram"
handle.
be an unusual
The water heater has a high limit shut off system
button located on the thermostat.
the
and
FIGURE 45.
and replace
uses
panel
faucet
HIGH TEMPERATURE SHUT OFF SYSTEM
and
access
at the time it is open.
heating
Follow
cap with
of injury
RUMBLING NOISE
In some
the
of time
sink before
to the
or washing
securing
is extremely
hot water
will probably
screws
in a hot
possibility
the
connected
as a dishwasher
to air escaping
gas
at the kitchen
are
gas is present,
sound
the
recommend
which
are used (such
If hydrogen
be produced
Hydrogen
To prevent
we
appliances
can
used for a long period
or more).
for several
electrical
gas
two
panel.
connected.
"Wiring
heater
may not be properly
valve
is open.
Review and check piping installation.
Make sure that the
cold water line is connected
to the cold water inlet to the
a high limit
water
Follow the instructions
and lower access
the water
Make sure the cold water supply
heater
on the water
panels.
24
and the hot water
heater.
line to the hot water
outlet
2.
3.
Make sure the electrical
"ON".
Check
for loose
supply to your water heater is
shut off system.
in the
or blown fuses
in your water heater
Circuit breakers
weaken
with age and
their rated load and should be replaced.
may
not
circuit.
8.
handle
g.
4.
Make
certain
the disconnect
switch,
if used, is in the "ON"
5.
Check
been
to see the electric
interrupted.
If this
service
to your
is the case,
house
contact
the
During
very cold weather,
colder
and it will require
The hot water
heater.
position.
10.
thermostat
"Temperature
7.
set to the
Regulation"
desired
experienced
very
water,
problem
be due
may
hot water
If you can not determine
WATER
and
now
heater
pipes
water
will also
time to become
the capacity
to recover
and
faucets
be
heated.
of the water
after abnormal
for possible
the problem,
then
call the Sears
Department.
See
section.
If you had
the
temperature?
the incoming
a longer
usage may exceed
examine
Shut Off System"
electric
Service
Is the
Temperature
section.
If so, wait for water
demand.
Also
water leaks.
has not
company.
6.
See "High
"Troubleshooting"
no hot
Adjust
to the high temperature
IS TOO HOT
the thermostat
Regulation"
25
section.
to a lower
setting.
See the "Temperature
Never
usethiswaterheater
unless
itiscompletely
fullofwater.
Toprevent
damage
tothetankandheating
element,
thetank
mustbefilledwithwater.Thewatermustflowfromthehot
waterfaucetbefore
turning
"ON"power.
A. *Condensation
maybeseenonpipesinhumidweather
or
pipeconnections
maybeleaking.
B.Smallamounts
of waterfromthetemperature-pressure
reliefvalvemaybeduetothermal
expansion
orhighwater
pressure
inyourarea.
C.*Thetemperature-pressure
reliefvalvemaybeleaking
at
thetankfitting.
D.Theelement
maybeleaking
atthetankfitting.
• Before
removing
any access
panels or servicing
the water
heater, make sure the electrical
supply to the water heater is
turned "OFF".
• Failure to do this could
death, serious bodily
property damage.
Readandunderstand
instruction
manual
andsafetymessages
before
installing,
operating
or
servicing
thiswaterheater.
Failure
tofollowinstructions
and
safety
messages
couldresultin
deathorserious
injury.
Instruction
manual
mustremain
withwaterheater.
Turn
electrical
insulation
proper
power
cap with
draining
or replace
tighten
E. Water
and
on element.
securely.
Then
remove
If leaking
instructions
gasket
instructions
"OFF",
handle.
access
around
remove
Place
follow
and
follow
Reposition
into opening
the
Instructions"
or
panel
element,
element.
element
"Filling
in the "Installation
result in
injury,
Water
and
Heater"
section.
from drain valve may be due to the valve being opened
slightly
Readthismanual
first.Thenbefore
checking
thewaterheater
makesuretheelectric
supply
hasbeenturned
"OFF",
andnever
turntheelectric
supply
"on"before
thetankiscompletely
fullof
water.
loose
relief valve.
a full inspection
necessary
Leakage
should
may be leaking
in the water heater
pressure
If youarenotthoroughly
familiar
withelectric
codes,
thewater
heater,
andsafetypractices,
contact
yourlocalSearsService
Center
tocheckthewaterheater.
bottom
or on the floor may be from
connections
or the
DO NOT
replace
of all possible
water
corrective
from other
also
at the tank fitting.
steps
taken.
appliances,
water
temperature-
the water
sources
heater
until
is made
and
lines, or ground
seepage
be checked.
Note: To check where threaded portion enters tank,
insert cotton swab between jacket opening and fitting.
if cotton is wet, follow "Draining" instructions in the
"Service and Adjustment"
section and then remove
fitting. Put pipe dope or teflon tape on the threads
and replace. Then follow "Filling the Water Heater"
instructions in the "installation instructions"section.
installation and use may result
in property damage,
- Fill tank with water
G Water
valve
condensation,
Usethisguideto checka "Leaking"waterheater.Many
suspected
"Leakers"
arenotleaking
tanks.Oftenthesource
of
thewatercanbefoundandcorrected.
improper
F. *The drain
before operation.
26
KENMORE POWER MISER TM 9
ELECTRIC WATER HEATERS
I 153.329264
I 38Gallon
Short
I
I 153.329265
I
38 Gallon
Short
I
NOTE:A
UPPER ELEMENT:
elements.
These
water
heaters
are equipped
with
3800 watt
LOWER ELEMENT: These water heaters are equipped with factory installed
convertible
elements,
which can be operated
at 3800 watts or 5500
watts. Convertible
elements
are not offered as replacement
parts.
ELEMENT
OROERING
INFORMATION:
If a replacement
3800 watt, 240
vott element is needed, order part no. 9000049 replacement
element. If,
at the time of installation,
the water heater was converted
to operate at
5500 watts, order part no. 9000396
replacement
element.
(See model
rating plate "If Converted"
box).
NOTE:B
These
retard
water heaters are equipped
with
a build-up of dissolved solids.
Key
No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
1I
12
13
14
15
16
I7
18
19
2O
21
22
23
24
25
a Roto-SwirF
'_ dip tube
to
Model No.
Part Description
Buss Bar Kit
Drain Valve
Drain Valve Washer (17/32"x13/64"x1/8"
Element Gasket
Element Gasket
Lower Access Panel
w/Hi-Limit
153.329265
9001591
9003464
9001584
9000308
9000308
9003900
9001591
9003464
9001584
9000308
9000308
9003900
9000049
9000396
185797-000
184227-000
9000049
9000396
9002300
185797-000
184227-000
9003909
9003909
9003487
9001986
9003909
9003909
9003487
9001986
4233086
4233086
9002438
9002438
thick)**
Lower Element (See NOTE "A" above)
Lower Thermostat
Manual #
153.329264
3800 Watt
5500 Watt
(3 wire lead models) 11
Model Rating Plate !
Nipple (Cold Inlet) w/Heat Traps
Nipple (Hot Outlet) w/Heat Traps***
Primary Anode Rod
Roto-SwirP '_Dip Tube (See NOTE "B" above)
SecondaryAnode
Rod w/Nipple !Hot Outlet) w/HT
Temperature Pressure Relief Valve*
Terminal Cover
Terminal Cover
Terminal Cover
Thermostat Bracket
Thermostat
Bracket
9002438
9002276
9000309
9000309
9002671
9000049
9002302
UpperAccess
Panel
Upper Element (See NOTE "A" above)
Upper Thermostat w/Hi Limit
2 Pole Thermostat(Two
wire lead mod_l1-
9000309
9000309
9002671
9000049
9002302
9002214
* These parts are also available at most Sears retail stores. ** Also available at most hardware stores. *** When secondary anode w/nipple
not provided. 1" Replaced only on return of damaged plate. 1"1" Refer to Wiring Diagram section for verification.
#Not illustrated.
Now that you have purchased this water heater, should a need ever
exist for repair parts or service, simply contact any Sears Service
Center or call 1-800-4-MY-HOME (1-800-469-4663). Be sure to provide
The model number of the water heater will be found on the model rating
plate located near the access panel.
all pertinent
WHEN
ORDERING
REPAIR
FOLLOWING INFORMATION:
facts when you call or visit.
All Parts listed may be ordered from any Sears Service Center and by
calling 1-800-366-PART
(1-800-366-7278).
If the parts you need are not stocked
electronically
for handling.
transmitted
locally,
your order
to a Sears Repair Parts Distribution
PARTS,
ModeINumber
• Part Number
SeriaINumber
• Part Description
ALWAYS
GIVE
will be
Center
THIS ISA REPAIR PARTS LIST, NOTA PACKING LIST.
27
THE
KENMORE POWER MISER TM 9
ELECTRIC WATER HEATERS
153.329362
153.329363
153.329462
153.329463
153.329562
30 Gallon
30 Gallon
40 Gallon
40 Gallon
55 Gallon
NOTE:A
UPPER
ELEMENT:
elements.
These
water
heaters
are equipped
with
3800
watt
LOWER
ELEMENT:
These
water heaters
are equipped
with factory
installed convertible
elements,
which can be operated
at 3800 watts or
5500 watts. Convertible
elements
are not offered as replacement
parts.
ELEMENT
ORDERING
INFORMATION:
If a replacement
3800 watt, 240
volt element is needed, order part no. 9000049
replacement
element, if,
at the time of installation,
the water heater was converted
to operate at
5500 watts, order part no. 9000396
replacement
element.
(See mode{
rating plate "if Converted"
box)
NOTE:B
These
retard
Key
No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
I1
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
water heaters are equipped
with a Roto-Swirl
a build-up of dissolved
solids.
TM
dip tube
to
Model No.
Part Description
Buss Bar Kit
Drain Valve
Drain Valve Washer (17/32"xl
Element Gasket
Element Gasket
Lower Access Panel
Lower Element*
3/64"xl/8"
(See NOTE "A" above)
Lower Thermostat
Manual
w/Hi-Limit*
thick)
3800 Watt
5500 Watt
!3 wire lead models)
153.329352
9001591
9001588
153.329353
9001591
9001588
153.329462
9001591
9001588
153,329453
9001591
9001588
153329562
9001591
9001588
9001584
9000308
9000308
9002671
9001584
9000308
9000308
9002671
9001584
9000308
9000308
9002671
9001584
9000308
9000308
9002671
9001584
9000308
9000308
9002671
9000049
9000396
9000049
9000396
9002300
185797-000
184227-000
9003921
9000049
9000396
9000049
9000396
185797-000
184227-000
9003909
9000049
9000396
9002300
185797-000
184227-000
9003909
185797-000
184227-000
9004334
9003921
9003483
9003501
9003909
9001829
9003929
9003909
9001829
9003929
9004334
9003650
9003919
4233086
42 33086
9002276
9002438
4233086
4233086
9002276
9002438
11
185797-000
Model Rating Plate 1"
Nipple (Cold Inlet) w/Heat Traps
Nipple (Hot Outlet) w/Heat Traps***
Primaq/Anode Rod
Roto-SwirP '_Dip Tube (See NOTE "B" above)
SecondaryAnode
Rod w/Nipple (Hot Outlet) w/HT
184227-000
9003921
9003921
9003483
9003501
Temperature Pressure Relief Valve*
Terminal Cover
Terminal Cover
Terminal Cover
Thermostat Bracket
Thermostat Bracket
42 33086
9002276
9002438
Upper
Upper
Upper
Pole
9002671
9000049
9002302
9002214
9000309
9000309
Access Panel
Element (See NOTE "A" above)
Thermostat w/Hi Limit
Thermostat (Twow!re lead mode!s) 1-1-
9002438
9002438
9000309
9000309
9002671
9000049
9002302
9000309
9000309
9002671
9000049
9002302
9002214
9002438
9002438
9000309
9000309
9002671
9000049
9002302
9000309
9000309
9002671
9000049
9002302
9002214
* These parts are also available at most Sears retail stores. ** Also available at most hardware stores. *** When secondary anode w/nipple
not provided. 1" Replaced only on return of damaged plate. 1"1" Refer to Wiring Diagram section for verification.
#Not illustrated.
Now that you have purchased
this water heater, should a need ever
The model number of the water heater will be found on the model rating
plate located near the access panel.
exist for repair parts or service, simply contact any Sears Service
Center or call 1-800-4-MY-HOME
(1-800-469-4663).
Be sure to provide
all pertinent facts when you call or visit.
WHEN ORDERING REPAIR
FOLLOWING INFORMATION:
All Parts listed may be ordered from any Sears Service Center and by
calling 1-800-366-PART (1-800-366-7278).
If the parts you need are not stocked locally, your order
electronically transmitted to a Sears Repair Parts Distribution
for handling.
PARTS, ALWAYS
ModeINumber
• Part Number
SeriaINumber
• Part Description
GIVE THE
will be
Center
THIS IS A REPAIR PARTS LIST, NOT A PACKING LIST,
28
KENMORE POWER MBER TM 9
ELECTRIC WATER HEATERS
I53.329563
55 Gallon
I53.329662
I53.329663
153.329862
66 Gallon
66 Gallon
80 Gallon
153.329863
80 Gallon
NOTE:A
UPPER ELEMENT:
elements.
These
water
heaters
are equipped
with
3800
watt
LOWER ELEMENT:
These water heaters are equipped with factory installed
convertible
elements,
which can be operated
at 3800 watts or 5500 watts.
Convertible
elements
are not offered as replacement
parts.
ELEMENT
ORDERING
INFORMATION:
If a replacement
3800 watt, 240 volt
element
is needed,
order part no. 9000049
replacement
element.
If, at the
time of installation,
the water heater was converted
to operate at 5500 watts,
order part no. 9000396
replacement
element.
(See model rating plate "If
Converted"
box).
NOTE:B
These water heaters
build-up of dissolved
are equipped
solids,
with
a Roto-Swirl
TM
dip tube
to retard
a
Model
Key
No,
I
2
3
4
5
6
7
Part Description
Buss Bar Kit
Drain Valve
Drain Valve Washer !17/32"xl
Element Gasket
Element Gasket
Lower Access
thick)
Panel
Lower Element
8
9
3/64"x1/8"
(See NOTE "A" above)
Lower Thermostat
Manual #
w/Hi-Limit
3800 Watt
5500 Watt
(3 wire lead models)
10
1I
I2
13
Model Rating Plate !
Nipple (Cold Inlet) w/Heat Traps
Nipple (Hot Outlet) w/Heat Traps***
Prima0/Anode Rod
14
I5
16
I7
18
19
Roto-SwirP _ Dip Tube (See NOTE "B" above)
Secondary Anode Rod w/Nipple (Hot Outlet) w/HT
Temperature Pressure Relief Valve*
Terminal Cover
Terminal Cover
Terminal Cover & Barrier
20
21
22
23
Thermostat
Thermostat
24
25
Upper Thermostat w/Hi Limit
2 Pole Thermostat (Two w!re lead mode!s_ 11
11
153,329662
153,329663
153.329862
153329863
9001591
9001588
9001584
9000308
9000308
9001591
9001588
9001584
9000308
9000308
9001591
9001588
9001584
9000308
9000308
9001591
9001588
9001584
9000308
9000308
9001591
9001588
9001584
9000308
9000308
9002671
9000049
9000396
9002300
185797-000
9002671
9000049
9000396
9002671
9000049
9000396
185797-000
9002671
9000049
9000396
9002300
185797-000
185797-000
9002671
9000049
9000396
9002300
185797-000
184227-000
9004334
9004334
9003650
184227-000
9003915
9003915
9003640
184227-000
9003915
9003915
9003640
184227-000
9003936
9003936
9004233
164227-000
9003936
9003936
9004233
9003919
9003933
9003933
9003933
9003933
42 33086
4233086
9002276
9002438
4233086
4233086
9002276
9002438
42 33086
9000309
9000309
9002671
9000049
9000309
9000309
9002671
9000049
9000309
9000309
9002671
9000049
9000309
9000309
9002671
9000049
9000309
9000309
9002671
9000049
9002302
9002302
9002302
9002302
9002214
9002302
9002438
9002438
Bracket
Bracket
UpperAccess
Panel
Upper Element (See NOTE "A" above)
No.
153,329563
9002438
9002438
9002214
9002438
9002438
* These parts are also available at most Sears retail stores. ** Also available at most hardware stores. *** When secondary anode w/nipple
not provided. 1" Replaced only on return of damaged plate. 1"1" Refer to Wiring Diagram section for verification.
#Not illustrated.
Now that you have purchased this water heater, should a need ever
exist for repair parts or service, simply contact any Sears Service
Center or call 1-800-4-MY-HOME (1-800-469-4663). Be sure to provide
The model number of the water heater will be found on the model rating
plate located near the access panel.
all pertinent
WHEN ORDERING REPAIR
FOLLOWING INFORMATION:
facts when you call or visit.
All Parts listed may be ordered from any Sears Service Center and by
calling 1-800-366-PART
(1-800-366-7278).
If the parts you need are not stocked
electronically
for handling.
transmitted
locally,
your order
to a Sears Repair Parts Distribution
PARTS, ALWAYS
ModeINumber
• Part Number
SeriaINumber
• Part Description
GIVE THE
will be
Center
THIS ISA REPAIR PARTS LIST, NOTA PACKING LIST.
29
30
31
9 - YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY
ON WATER
For nine years from the date of purchase,
if this water heater
accordance
with the owner's
manual instructions
and all local
is installed and operated
in a single-family
applicable
plumbing
codes, Sears will:
1.
Supply
free water
in material
2.
Supply
a free water
For the second
heater.
heater
parts
heater
through
For commercial,
two years.
ninth year from
institutional,
During
for those
For the first year from
defective
are defective
year
use by two or more
EXCLUSIVE
heater
KENMORE
Sears
warranty
This warranty
This warranty
service,
call 1-800-4-MY-HOME
applies only while
gives you specific
The price of your water heater
Sears warrants
the installation.
this product
legal rights,
LABOR
will, free of charge,
for one that develops
does
a free checkup
WARRANTY
supply
call.
installation.
These
c. Condensation
Fast
Kenmore
® product
dependable
But
maintenance
having a Master
aggravation.
Purchase
is designed
operation.
preventive
a smart
or repair
Protection
a Master
hassle
purchase.
manufactured
all
products,
new
for years
it may
help
now and protect
of
Power
power
your
Protection
and
yourself
expense.
new product.
Expert
Agreement
Here's
Service
what's
by our 12,000
also
helps
included
extend
the life of
in the Agreement:
professional
repair
service
covered
specialist.
guarantee
if four or more
•
Annual
no charge
for parts
and labor
on all
repairs.
"No-lemon"
Product
and
product
replacement
Preventive
- replacement
failures
occur
if your covered
Maintenance
of your covered
within
product
Check
twelve
can't
by phone
installations
arranged
- phone
support
in-home
surge protection
fluctuations.
against
reimbursement
longer
than
by Sears,
plus
convenient
electrical
damage
repair
due
to
product
months.
if repair
of your covered
product
takes
promised.
Once you purchase
the Agreement,
a simple phone call is all
that it takes for you to schedule service. You can call anytime day
or schedule
a service
appointment
on-line.
Sears has over 12,000 professional
repair specialists,
who have
access to over 4.5 million quality parts and accessories.
That's
the kind of professionalism
Protection
Agreement
you can count
on to help prolong
for years to come. Purchase
the
your Master
today!
Some limitations
and exclusions
apply. For
additional information call 1-800-827-6655,
prices
and
SEARS INSTALLATION SERVICE
be fixed.
at your request
- no
For Sears professional
Installation
of home appliances,
garage
door openers,
water heaters,
and other major home items, in
call 1-800=4-MY-HOME
t -800-4-NIY=HOiVIIE
®.
®
(1-800-469-4663)
www,sears,com
The model number of your water heater is found on the model rating plate on the front of the water heater.
Roebuck
for
from a Sears technician
repair,
For in-home major brand repair service
Call 24 hours a day, 7 days a week (U.S.A. and Canada)
Sears,
parts
vary from state to state.
heater
requiring
Rental
the U.S.A.,
extra charge.
heater
include:
life of your new purchase
Unlimited
new water
when
or night,
The Master
install
scheduling.
require
can save you money
Agreement
and
Your
from time to time. That's
Agreement
Protection
unexpected
and
like
and
On water
on products
making
is only for
Hoffman Estates, IL 60179
service
MASTERPROTECTIONAGREEMENTS
on
warranty
installation.
_ (1-800-469-4663).
AND CO., Dept.817WA,
include
limited
or water
SERVICE
SEARS, ROEBUCK
not
heater
is in use in the United States.
and you may also have other rights which
A charge will be made on service calls due to poor or incomplete
a. Adjusting
thermostat
b. Leaks in pipes or fittings
Congratulations
the above
of parts
a leak.
WARRANTY
To obtain
families,
you must pay the labor cost for parts or water
the date of purchase,
ones or a new water
in
or workmanship.
date, you must pay the labor cost for installation
or residential
home
a leak.
the purchase
industrial
the second
that
for one that develops
I-YEAR
from
HEATER
and Co., Hoffman
Estates,
IL 60179 U.S.A
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