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Here’s a detailed breakdown:

🔧 Re-Installation Process (Step by Step)
1. Remove Old Unit (if any)

Disconnect geyser from main power supply.

Shut off the water inlet valve.

Drain remaining water through outlet.

Unscrew wall brackets, remove geyser carefully.

2. Wall Mounting

Check wall strength (geyser weighs ~12–13 kg empty, 27–30 kg when full).

Use the original wall mounting brackets provided with Havells.

Drill holes and fix geyser with anchor fasteners.

Ensure it is mounted vertically with enough gap (6–8 inches) from ceiling and sides.

3. Plumbing Connections

Connect cold water inlet pipe with a safety valve.

Connect hot water outlet pipe.

Use PTFE/Teflon tape on threads to prevent leakage.

Ensure inlet pressure is within limits (0.8 MPa max).

If water pressure is high, install a pressure reducing valve.

4. Electrical Connection

Use a 16A socket with proper earthing.

Install a miniature circuit breaker (MCB 16A) for safety.

Connect geyser power cable (3-pin plug).

Do not use extension cords.

5. Testing

Open inlet valve, fill geyser completely before switching on.

Check for leakage in joints.

Switch on and test heating & indicators.

Adjust temperature settings (25°C – 75°C) as required.

💰 Re-Installation Cost Estimate (India – 2025)

Authorized Havells Service (recommended):
₹500 – ₹700 (only re-installation labor).

Local plumber + electrician:
₹350 – ₹600 (depends on city & availability).

Extra Charges (if needed):

New inlet/outlet pipes: ₹150–₹250 each

Fasteners/brackets (if old ones are damaged): ₹100–₹200

Pressure reducing valve (optional, if water pressure is high): ₹400–₹800

👉 Total expected cost: ₹500 – ₹1,200 (if pipes & parts are replaced).

✅ Tip: Havells customer care offers paid re-installation service. Call their toll-free number 1800-103-1313 for official service, which keeps your warranty safe.

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