Navian heater clean procedure

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I have a Navian NPE 240 tankless water heater. It has a small .5 gallon tank and a recirculation pump. Its time to flush the system for the first time. Is there an override in the system so I can use the recirculation pump in the unit to do the flush?
 

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you would have to post a picture of your unit...
usually there are a couple of bypass valves installed
under the unit for easy flushing......

this is normally done by a certified technician with the proper pump
and fluids to flush through the unit...

were these installed ???..
 

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It does have flush valves, I installed when I installed the unit. My question is there a way to use the internal recirc. pump to do the flush and not have to have an external pump. ie only run the internal pump in the heater?? I was thinking there might be a pump test or flush mode built into the logic on the controller.
 
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