Installation guide
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· Flathead screwdriver
· Needle-nose pliers
· Voltage tester
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Troubleshooting
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Water heaters use different hardware to connect the power line, and ThermoSave is designed to reuse whatever is already on your unit. You need two secure connections: at the bottom, ThermoSave attaches to the water heater's existing knockout using the original conduit connector and locknut. At the top, the incoming power line is secured to ThermoSave through the conduit fitting with a locknut — this can be the original hardware from the water heater's junction box, or a standard 3/4" conduit connector if yours is missing.
The key check: ThermoSave should be firmly attached to the water heater, and the power line should not pull free from the top fitting.
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Press and hold the button on the right side of ThermoSave for 3 seconds, then release. The LED should begin blinking once per second. If it still doesn't light up, verify the breaker is on.
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You may need to connect ThermoSave to the eero guest network in some ThermoSave firmware versions. This has resolved eero connectivity issues we have seen.
We have found the cause of this and resolved it in the most recent ThermoSave firmware version, which has been rolled out.
However, if you experience this issue you need to get your ThermoSave connected first in order to receive the update. Please connect to your guest network initially and then email support@thermosave.com to confirm you can switch back to the main network.
Still need help? Email us — we typically reply within one business day.