RPC35WA - Air conditioner Rinnai - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Portable Air Conditioner
Brand	Rinnai
Model	RPC35WA
Cooling Capacity	3.55 kW
Power Consumption (Cooling)	1.34 kW
Rated Power (Max)	1600 W
Voltage / Frequency	220-240 V ~ 50 Hz
Dimensions (H x W x D)	795 x 480 x 400 mm
Weight	33 kg
Refrigerant / Quantity	R410A / 520 g
Operating Modes	Cool, Dry (Dehumidifying), Fan
Fan Speeds	Low, Medium, High
Temperature Range	16°C – 32°C
Remote Control	Yes, with LCD display (range 15 m)
Timer Functions	On Timer, Off Timer
Sleep Function	Yes (10-hour automatic temperature adjustment)
Swing Function	Yes (adjustable louvre direction)
Air Filters	Two washable mesh filters (room air intake and lower air intake)
Filter Cleaning Frequency	Weekly during heavy use; every 2–3 weeks for intermittent use
Exhaust Duct Length (Max)	1.8 m
Power Cord Length	1.2 m
Condensate Drainage	Internal tank (capacity not specified) or optional drain hose
Installation Options	Window or semi-permanent wall (requires authorized person)
Safety Features	Overheat protection, auto shut-off on P1 error, 3-minute restart delay
Warranty	2 years parts (Australia)

Frequently Asked Questions - RPC35WA Rinnai

How do I clean the air filters on my Rinnai RPC35WA?

Turn off and unplug the appliance. Remove the room air intake grill (pull down on the top tab) and lower air intake grill (remove screw with Philips head). Unclip the filters from the grills. Clean with a vacuum or wash in lukewarm water with mild detergent. Ensure filters are completely dry before reinstalling. Reattach grills and secure. Failure to clean regularly can reduce efficiency.

What does the P1 error code mean on the display?

The P1 code indicates that the internal condensate tank is full. The appliance will stop operation. To resolve, place a shallow tray under the Drain Tray Outlet (12), remove the plug, and drain the water. Once drained, replace the plug and the appliance will resume normal operation.

How can I set the timer to turn the air conditioner on or off?

First, set the clock by pressing and holding the CLOCK button for 5 seconds until digits flash, then adjust with the timer/clock buttons and press CLOCK to confirm. For ON Timer (with appliance off), press TIMER, use adjustment buttons to set start time, press TIMER again, then set desired mode/temperature, and press TIMER to activate. For OFF Timer (with appliance on), follow similar steps; the appliance will turn off at the set time.

Can I use an extension cord or power board with this air conditioner?

No. The manual explicitly warns DO NOT use power boards or double adaptors with this appliance. The cord must plug directly into a suitable 10A socket outlet. Using extension cords or power boards can cause overheating and fire hazard.

How do I install the exhaust duct for window mounting?

Attach the Duct to Unit Adaptor (17) over the Exhaust Outlet (5) by pushing downward. Screw one end of the Exhaust Duct (16) into the adaptor. On the other end, attach the Window Exhaust Duct Adaptor (15). Fit the Adjustable Slider Kit (14) into the window opening and secure with the slide lock nut. Connect the duct adaptor to the slider kit. Ensure the duct is not kinked and kept as short as possible.

What is the Sleep function and how does it work?

The Sleep function automatically adjusts the set temperature over a 10-hour period to maintain comfort while saving energy. With the appliance on, press the SLEEP button on the remote; the SLEEP icon appears. The temperature will gradually increase (cool mode) or decrease (heat mode, if applicable) over preset intervals. After 10 hours, normal operation resumes. You can cancel Sleep by pressing SLEEP again or using an Off Timer.

How do I drain condensate when the internal tank is full or I want continuous drainage?

You have two options. Option 1 – External Drain Tray: Plug drain outlets (8) and (12), attach the condensate drain hose (20) to outlet (7), and route to a drain tray. Option 2 – Existing Waste Outlet: Plug outlets (7) and (8), attach the hose to outlet (12), and drain into a tray or waste outlet. Ensure the drain point is lower than the outlet. For the internal tank, drain via the Drain Tray Outlet (12) when P1 appears.

What are the dimensions and weight of the Rinnai RPC35WA?

The dimensions are Height: 795 mm, Width: 480 mm, Depth: 400 mm. The weight is 33 kg. The appliance has four swivel casters for portability.

How do I use the remote control and replace batteries?

Point the remote's IR transmitter (40) toward the receiver window (3) on the appliance within 15 meters. Press any button; a beep confirms reception. To replace batteries, open the battery compartment (41) and insert two AAA 1.5V batteries with correct polarity. If the LCD fades or transmission fails, replace batteries. Avoid mounting the cradle in direct sunlight.

What is the warranty coverage for this air conditioner?

The Rinnai RPC35WA comes with a 2-year parts warranty from the date of purchase, valid in Australia. It covers manufacturing defects but excludes accidental damage, misuse, improper installation, or unauthorized repairs. Claims must be made through Rinnai Australia. The warranty is in addition to consumer rights under Australian Consumer Law.

USER MANUAL RPC35WA Rinnai

3D rendering of a white industrial air conditioner unit with control panel and buttons (no visible text or symbols)

This appliance shall be installed in accordance with:

• Manufacturer's Installation Instructions
- Current AS/NZS 3000
- Local Regulations and Municipal Building Codes including local OH&S requirements This appliance must be installed, maintained and removed by an Authorised Person.
For continued safety of this appliance it must be installed and maintained in accordance with the manufacturers instructions.

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BEFORE PROCEEDING WITH THE OPERATION OF YOUR NEW RINNAI PORTABLE ROOM AIR CONDITIONER PLEASE READ THIS MANUAL THOROUGHLY AND GAIN A FULL UNDERSTANDING OF THE REQUIREMENTS, FEATURES AND OPERATION OF YOUR NEW APPLIANCE.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Safety & Important Points 4

Warranty & Specifications 5

Unpacking The Appliance 5

Warranty 5

Specifications 5

Air Conditioner Basics 6

Appliance Components 6

Control Panel and Remote Control Layout 7

Remote Control Cradle 7

Operation 8

Basic operation 8

Basic operation Control Panel 8

COOL 8

DRY (Dehumidifying) 8

FAN 8

Basic operation Remote Control 8

COOL 8

DRY (Dehumidifying) 9

FAN 9

Advanced Functions 9

Setting the Clock 9

Advanced Functions Remote Control 9

On Timer 9

OFF Timer 10

SLEEP Function 10

SWING Function 10

Care & Maintenance 11

General Maintenance 11

Cleaning the air filter 11

Save A Service Call 12

When to Call for Service 12

Installation 13

Location 13

Duct assembly 13

Installation 14

Exhaust Ducting Options 14

Window Installations 14

Installation 15

Semi-Permanent Wall Installation 15

Condensate Drainage 15

Internal Condensate Tank 15

Fixed Condensate Drainage Hose 15

Contacts 16

SAFETY & IMPORTANT POINTS

READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USING THE APPLIANCE.

Always comply with the following precautions to avoid dangerous situations and performance.

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Failure to carefully read and follow all instructions in this manual can result in equipment malfunction, property damage, personal injury and/or death.

WARNINGS: WHEN IGNORED, CAN RESULT IN SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH.

CAUTIONS: WHEN IGNORED, CAN RESULT IN MINOR INJURY OR PRODUCT DAMAGE.

The appliance is fitted with an Australian flexible cord and 2 pin plug intended Australian 10 Amp socket outlet. It is not suitable for connection in other countries or alternative power supplies. Ensure that the voltage and frequency of the power supply correspond to the ratings on the dataplate of the appliance.

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This appliance is not intended for use by persons (including children) with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities, or lack of experience and knowledge, unless they have been given supervision or instruction concerning use of the appliance by a person responsible for their safety.

Young children should be supervised to ensure they do not play with the appliance.

DO NOT allow children or persons with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities to sleep directly in front of this appliance.

DO NOT allow children to ‘post articles’ into the louvres of the appliance.

DO NOT use power boards or double adaptors with this appliance.

DO NOT coil or bundle the electric cord to reduce it's length as overheating of the cord may occur which could result in a fire hazard.

The flexible cord and plug must not be modified. If the cord or plug are damaged, they must be replaced by Rinnai or a Rinnai appointed service agent.

DO NOT cover or place articles on or against any parts of this appliance, to avoid overheating.

DO NOT sit on this appliance

DO NOT use this appliance in the immediate surroundings of a bath, a shower or a swimming pool.

DO NOT move this appliance whilst it is turned on.

DO NOT unplug the appliance by pulling on the flexible cord.

DO NOT handle any parts of this appliance, including the plug and flexible cord, with wet or damp hands.

DO NOT immerse the appliance, flexible cord and plug in water or any other liquid.

DO NOT place containers of any liquid or wax on top of this appliance.

Turn off the appliance and unplug from the power socket outlet when not in use.

DO NOT use in areas where flammable liquids are stored.

This appliance is suitable for indoor use only.

Never dismantle the appliance. Tampering with electrical connections and components is dangerous and may cause appliance malfunction, property damage, personal injury and/or death.

WARRANTY & SPECIFICATIONS

UNPACKING THE APPLIANCE

If any damage is evident DO NOT INSTALL or OPERATE and contact your supplier for advice.

WARRANTY

The benefits to the consumer given by this warranty are in addition to all other rights and remedies of the consumer under a law in relation to the goods or services to which the warranty relates.

Our goods come with guarantees that cannot be excluded under the Australian Consumer Law. You are entitled to a replacement or refund for a major failure and for compensation for any other loss or damage. You are also entitled to have the goods repaired or replaced if the goods fail to be of acceptable quality and the failure does not amount to a major failure.

This appliance has a 2 year parts warranty from date of purchase. If the product fails within this 2 year period return it to the supplier with proof of purchase for repair or replacement.

Supplier warranty claims for Rinnai products or services must be made by contacting Rinnai Australia. Contact details are on the back of this document.

The following exclusions may cause the warranty to become void and may result in a service charge and costs of parts (if required):

1. Accidental damage and acts of God.
2. Failure due to abuse or misuse, improper maintenance, failure to maintain or improper storage.
3. Failure due to incorrect or unauthorised installations or outdoors use.
4. Failure or damage caused by alterations, service or repair work carried out by persons other than Rinnai service persons or service agents.
5. Where it is found that there is no fault with the appliance and the issue is related to the installation or is due to the failure of electricity supply.

SPECIFICATIONS

MODEL RPC35WA RPC41WA
Rated Power 1600W 2000W
Rated Voltage 220-240V 50Hz
Dimensions	Height 795mm
	Width 480mm
	Depth 400mm
Weight		33kg
Rated Cooling		3.55kW	4.10kW
Rated Cooling Current		5.95A	7.89A
Rated Cooling Input		1.34kW	1.78kW
Refrigerant / Quantity		R410A / 520g

AIR CONDITIONER BASICS

APPLIANCE COMPONENTS

1. Control panel 2. Cool air outlet
3. Receiver window 4. Remote control and cradle
5. Exhaust outlet 6. Carry handles
7. Drain outlet 1 8. Drain outlet 2 (not used on this model)
9. Room air intake (filter located behind grill)	10. Lower air intake (filter located behind grill)
11. Swivel casters (x4) 12. Drain tray outlet
13. 1.2m flexible 2 pin cord 220-240V 50Hz 10A	14. Adjustable window slide kit
15. Window exhaust duct window adapter.	16. Exhaust duct (extends to 1.8M)
17. Duct to appliance adaptor 18. Wall exhaust adaptor
19. Wall exhaust terminal 20. Condensate drain hose

CONTROL PANEL AND REMOTE CONTROL LAYOUT

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    A["21 HIGH"] --> B["22 MID"]
    B --> C["23 COOL"]
    C --> D["24 DRY"]
    D --> E["25 FAN"]
    E --> F["26 +"]
    F --> G["27 TIMER"]
    F --> H["28 SLEEP"]
    F --> I["28 SWING"]

21. Fan Speed Indicators 22. Fan speed button
23. Mode indicators 24. Mode selection button
25. Temperature Display 26. Temperature buttons
27. Function indicators 28. On / Off button
29. LCD display 30. Button not in use for this appliance?
31. Mode selection button 32. Timer / clock adjustment buttons
33. Clock set button 34. On / Off button
35. Timer function button 36. Sleep function button
37. Temperature buttons 38. Swing function button
39. Fan speed button 40. IR transmitter
41. Battery compartment

REMOTE CONTROL BATTERIES

Insert batteries before using the remote control. The battery type used are 2x AAA (1.5 V).

If the LCD screen of the remote control starts to fade or fails to transmit, replace the batteries.

When changing batteries ensure that the + and - terminals of the batteries are installed correctly.

REMOTE CONTROL CRADLE

For convenience a slide-in cradle is provided for fixing the remote control to a wall.

To Install: Choose a safe and easily-accessible place. DO NOT mount the cradle in direct sunlight as this may damage the controller.

Fix the cradle to the wall using the holes provided using 2 screws.

Before operating this appliance ensure that the location, installation and condensation requirements have been met, refer to installation instructions starting on page 13 for details.

For the best cooling results ensure that the filters are clean, refer page 11 for details.

When the appliance is plugged and the power point is turned on a single beep will be heard and the cool air outlet louvre will cycle open and closed once, this is normal.

BASIC OPERATION

There are three basic operational modes available, these are COOL (chilled air operation), DRY (chilled and dehumidified operation) and FAN (fan only operation).

1. Press the On / Off button (28).
2. Press the mode button (24) until the COOL mode indicator is illuminated.
3. Use temperature buttons (26) to select the desired temperature (16°C to 32°C)
4. Use fan speed button (22) to select the desired fan speed (LOW, MED or HIGH).
5. Press the On / Off button (28) to stop operation.

DRY (DEHUMIDIFYING)

1. Press the On / Off button (28).
2. Press the mode button (24) until the DRY mode indicator is illuminated.
3. Use temperature buttons (26) to select the desired temperature (16°C to 32°C)
4. Press the On / Off button (28)

FAN

1. Press the On / Off button (28).
2. Press the mode button (24) until the FAN mode indicator is illuminated.
3. Use fan speed buttons (22) to select the desired fan speed (LOW, MED or HIGH).
4. Press the On / Off button (28)

The most recent basic operational settings are stored in the appliances memory.

If the appliance is not disconnected from the mains power supply then these setting will be available the next time the appliance is turned on via the On / Off button (28).

The remote controls allows for convenient operation of the appliance within a 15 metre range. Note that a confirmation beep sounds to confirm that a successful controller input has been received by the appliance

COOL

1. Press the On / Off button (34).
2. Press the mode button (31) until the COOL mode indicator is illuminated.
3. Use temperature buttons (37) to select the desired temperature (16°C to 32°C)
4. Use fan speed buttons (39) to select the desired fan speed (LOW, MED or HIGH).
5. Press the On / Off button (34) to stop operation.

DRY (DEHUMIDIFYING)

1. Press the On / Off button (34).
2. Press the mode button (31) until the DRY mode indicator is illuminated.
3. Use temperature button (37) to select the desired temperature (16°C to 32°C)
4. Press the On / Off button (34)

FAN

1. Press the On / Off button (34).
2. Press the mode button (31) until the FAN mode indicator is illuminated.
3. Use fan speed buttons (39) to select the desired fan speed (LOW, MED or HIGH).
4. Press the On / Off button (34)

The remote control may operate other electronic devices if pointed towards them. Make sure to point the remote control towards the signal receiver of the air conditioner.

For proper operation, use a soft cloth to clean the signal transmitter LED and the receiver window.

ADVANCED FUNCTIONS

Through the use of the remote control there are also three advanced functional modes available, these are TIMER (On / Off timer operation), SLEEP (automatic comfort operation) and SWING (louvre controlled air movement).

Before the TIMER or SLEEP functions can be used the clock must be set.

SETTING THE CLOCK

1. Press and hold the CLOCK button (33) for five seconds (the clock digits will begin to flash)
2. Use the timer / clock adjustment buttons to set the current time.
3. When the desired time is reached press the CLOCK button (33) to lock in the time.

Holding down a button for approximately five seconds will increase the speed at which the time changes.

If no buttons are pressed for 10 seconds, clock setting will be cancelled and no change will be made.

ADVANCED FUNCTIONS REMOTE CONTROL

ON TIMER

1. With the appliance OFF, press the TIMER button (35), the Clock symbol and a flashing ON timer icon will be displayed.
2. Use the timer / clock adjustment buttons to select the desired start time.
3. Press the TIMER button (35) to lock in the time.
4. Set the desired operational modes and temperature.
5. Press the TIMER button (35) to begin timer based operation, when the set ON time is reached the appliance will turn ON.

If no buttons are pressed for 10 seconds, clock setting will be cancelled and no change will be made.

OFF TIMER

1. With the appliance ON, press the TIMER button (35), the Clock symbol and a flashing OFF timer icon will be displayed.
2. Use the timer / clock adjustment buttons to select the desired stop time.
3. Press the TIMER button (35) to lock in the time.
4. Set the desired operational modes and temperature.
5. Press the TIMER button (35) to begin timer based operation, when the set OFF time is reached the appliance will turn OFF.

If no buttons are pressed for 10 seconds, clock setting will be cancelled and no change will be made.

SLEEP FUNCTION

The SLEEP function allows the set temperature to increase and decrease over a 10 hour period at pre-set time intervals to maintain your comfort while saving energy after the 10 hours has passed the appliance will resume normal operation (see graph below)..

1. With the appliance ON, press the SLEEP button (36), the SLEEP icon will be displayed and the 10 hour sleep cycle will begin.

If a 10 hour period is too long or if you desire the appliance to turn OFF at a specific time, then the use of a set OFF timer will allow the SLEEP timer to be overridden and the appliance will turned OFF.

1. Press the SLEEP button (36) at any time to cancel the SLEEP function operation.
2. Press the On / Off button (34) to stop operation.

SWING FUNCTION

The swing function allows adjustment of the air flow by controlling the cool air outlet louvre in either a cyclic or fixed direction.

1. With the appliance ON, press the SWING button (38), an animated SWING icon will be displayed and the air outlet louvre will begin to cycle.
2. Pressing the SWING button (38) will the stop cyclic motion at a fixed direction and the SWING icon will go out.

Each consecutive press of the SWING button (38) will stop and start the cyclic motion.

1. To return the cool air outlet louvre to the default operational position press the On / Off button (34) twice (this will reset the appliance).

CARE & MAINTENANCE

GENERAL MAINTENANCE

It is recommended that after each cooling season the panels and display of the appliance are cleaned with a soft damp cloth.

Air filters should be checked and cleaned every week periods of heavy use. For intermittent use this can be extended to 2 to 3 weeks.

If storing the appliance for a prolong period remove the plugs and hoses from the drain outlets (7), (8) and (12).

ALWAYS turn off the power before you perform any maintenance.

DO NOT use solvents, alcohol or harsh cleaners on this appliance or the filters.

NEVER use water that is hotter than 40^ C when you clean the filters. It may cause deformation or discolouration.

CLEANING THE AIR FILTER

There are two air filters in this appliance, there is one filter each fitted to the inside of the Room Air Intake Grill (9), and the Lower Air Intake (10).

Before removing the grills, ensure the power cord is disconnected from the power supply.

1. Remove the grills:

To remove the Room Air Intake Grill (9) pull down on the top tab and un-clip the grill.

To remove the Lower Air Intake Grill (10) use a Philips head screw driver to remove the securing screw and un-clip the grill.

1. Un-clip the filters from each of the grills. Clean the filters with a vacuum cleaner or with warm water. If dirt is difficult to remove, wash the filter in lukewarm water with a mild detergent.

2. Ensuring that the filters are dry before replacing, then clip the filters back into the grill covers.

3. Re-attach the grills:

To re-attach the Room Air Intake Grill (9) ensure that all the tabs are properly seated and that the grill is securely clipped back into place.

To re-attach the Lower Air Intake Grill (10) ensure that all the tabs are properly seated and that the grill is securely clipped back into place and that the securing screw is replaced.

The power may now be reconnected.

Failure to clean the filters regularly can cause excessive condensation to form and reduce the appliances efficiency.

If you need replacement filters, please contact Rinnai.

SAVE A SERVICE CALL

SYMPTOM POSSIBLE CAUSES POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS
Appliance will not operate. Not plugged	into power. Plug into power.
	Power switch OFF. Switch power ON.
	Timer Function set. Wait or reset timer function.
Power to Appliance but it will not start.	After switching off the appliance there may be a 3 minute delay before it may be re-started.	Wait 3 minutes.
	Room temperature is lower than the set temperature.	Adjust the set temperature to be lower than the room temperature.
	P1 appears on the display. Drain the water from the drain outlets.
The air conditioner does not generate enough cool air.	The air intake filters are blocked	Clean air filters.
	The set temperature is too high.	to Adjust the set temperature to a lower temperature.
	Drafts from open windows and doors.	Close windows and doors in the area you want to be cooled.
	Other heat sources in the room.	Remove or turn off heat sources.
	Cooling space too big. Operate the appliance within the required cooling capacity.
Too noisy or vibrating.	Operating surface not level	Move the appliance to level a operating surface.
Splashing sound.	High level of condensate being generated.	This is normal. This appliance has a pump that evaporates some condensate through the exhaust duct.

WHEN TO CALL FOR SERVICE

SYMPTOM CAUSE
There is a burning smell and a strange sound coming from the unit.When operated if a circuit breaker (safety, ground) is thrown or a fuse is blown.	Turn off the air conditioner, and contact Rinnai.

LOCATION

This portable air conditioner must be installed on a flat and dry surface. A minimum clearance of 500mm from other appliances is required as well as easy a power point (GPO).

The air outlets and the ducting system must not be obstructed.

The appliance is fitted with a 1.2m flexible 2 pin cord 220-240V 50Hz 10A.

The maximum duct extension is 1.8m in total.

Both factors are to be taken into account when determining the location that the appliance will be operated in.

DUCT ASSEMBLY

1. Place the Duct to Unit Adaptor (17) over the Exhaust Outlet (5), push it downwards to ensure it engages the Exhaust Outlet tabs.
2. Screw one end of the Exhaust Duct (16) into the Duct to Unit Adaptor (17).
3. On the other end of the Exhaust Duct (16) fix either the Window Exhaust Duct Adaptor (15) or the Wall Exhaust Adaptor (18).

EXHAUST DUCTING OPTIONS

There are two ducting options available for this appliance, these are a Window installation or an optional Semi-permanent wall installation.

DO NOT over extend the exhaust duct.

Over extension of the exhaust duct can lead to kinking.

Kinked ducting causes air flow restrictions and lowers the efficiency of the appliance.

Keeping the exhaust duct as short as possible avoids this issue.

WINDOW INSTALLATIONS

The window kit has been designed to fit most standard vertical and horizontal window applications. There may be some cases where you may need to modify some aspects of this installation procedure for certain window types.

Minimum and maximum horizontal / vertical window opening dimensions:

1. Once a suitable window has been chosen, fit the Adjustable Slider Kit (14) into the window areas and fix the length of the kit using the supplied slide lock nut and bolt.

It is recommended to place a length of foam draft sealing strip along the top and bottom edges of the kit or the inside the window opening to form a seal.

1. Connect the Window Exhaust Duct Adaptor (15) to the Adjustable Slider Kit (14).

SEMI-PERMANENT WALL INSTALLATION

In some cases a window opening might not be assessable; therefore this appliance is supplied with semi-permanent wall flange kit that can be connected the Exhaust Duct.

The positioning and installation of the wall flange should be completed by an authorised person and must comply with all municipal building codes and OH&S guidelines.

CONDENSATE DRAINAGE

Condensate produced by this appliance is NOT potable, dispose of via waste outlet or allow to evaporate.

INTERNAL CONDENSATE TANK

During operation the appliance may produce small amount condensate. The appliance has an inbuilt condensate tank. If all three drain outlets (7), (8) and (12) are plugged, then this capacity. If this happens, the appliance will stop operation condensate full code "P1" will be shown on the control and the condensate tank will need to be drained before operation can be resumed. To do this:

1. Place shallow tray such as an oven baking tray or similar (with at least a 1 litre volume) under Drain Tray Outlet (12).
2. Remove the plug from Drain Tray Outlet (12) and drain out the condensate water, once the condensate is drained plug, the appliance will now be able to then resume operation.

FIXED CONDENSATE DRAINAGE HOSE

As an alternative to using the appliances internal condensate tank, a condensate drain hose (20) may be fitted.

Option 1 - External Drain Tray: with drain outlets (8) and (12) plugged, fit the condensate drain hose (20) to drain outlet (7) and drain the condensate into a drain tray.

Option 2 - Existing Waste Outlet: with drain outlets (7) and (8) plugged, fit the condensate drain hose (20) to drain outlet (12) and drain the condensate into a drain tray or waste outlet.

The point to which the condensate is to be drained MUST BE lower than the drainage outlet point. When using a drain tray option, ensure that the capacity of the tray is greater than that of the condensate being produced.

Rinnai

Rinnai Australia Pty. Ltd. ABN 74 005 138 769

Head Office

100 Atlantic Drive,

Keysborough VIC 3173

P.O. Box 460

Braeside, Victoria 3195

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