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Technical FAQ

Troubleshooting & Setup

Heater Support FAQ

This is usually related to Flow Rate. Instant heaters heat water as it passes through. If your tap is fully open and the water is moving too fast, it doesn't have enough "contact time" with the 13kW elements. Try reducing the flow at the tap or adjusting the inlet valve. For the NX13, ensuring your 63A breaker is providing full voltage is also key.

This happens if the unit is installed on an undersized breaker (e.g., using a 20A or 32A breaker for a 13kW unit). The NX13 pulls ±56.5A; if your breaker is rated lower than 63A, it will trip for safety. It can also happen if the heater is sharing a circuit with other high-power appliances like a stove or kettle.

Installation must follow three strict steps: 1. **Mounting:** Secure the unit vertically near the point of use. 2. **Plumbing:** Connect the cold water inlet (Right) and hot outlet (Left). 3. **Electrical:** Run a dedicated line (6mm for NX13) from a 63A breaker. Always flush water through the unit BEFORE turning on the electricity to prevent dry-burning the elements.
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Installation Diagram (Refer to instruction Manual your model)

Crucial: Consult Your Model-Specific Manual

90% of technical faults and product returns are caused by improper installation that contradicts the provided instruction manual. Each MukaTech model—from the W55U to the NX13—has unique electrical requirements. Failure to follow the manual for your specific model will void your warranty and may cause permanent damage to the heating elements.

Step-by-Step Setup

Easy Installation Process

Follow these 6 critical steps to ensure your heater is installed correctly. Note: Step 4 must be completed by a qualified electrician to ensure your breaker matches your model's power requirements.

MukaTech Heater Installation Steps
Professional Tip:

Before switching on the power in Step 04, ensure water is running through the unit in Step 05 to prevent "Dry Burn" (Error E4), which can permanently damage the heating elements.

Display Fault Codes

Code Analysis Required Treatment
E1 Electricity Leakage Send to service center
E2 Temp > 55°C Lower power/temp
E3 Probe Error Replace temp probe
E4 Dry Burn Restart & adjust water

Performance Solutions

Possible Reason: ELCB aging or current capacity too low for the heater model.
Treatment: Use ELCB with high current (check model specs) or change the breaker.

Possible Reason: Water flow too large, low voltage, or power setting too low.
Treatment: Adjust valve to decrease water flow or select a higher power grade.

Pre-Support Checklist

Please verify these 4 points from your manual before contacting technical support.

Refer to manual

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