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Figure 14
This Water Dispenser is equipped with a low voltage water leakage detection system
located inside the base of the filter compartment and is covered by a removable drip tray
(Figure 12a). In the event any water makes contact with the leakage detection system,
an audible alarm will sound continuously until the water is removed. Upon activation
of the leakage detection system, the water inlet solenoid valve (located internally) is
automatically deactivated suspending incoming water activity until the alarm is silenced.
To silence the alarm, all accumulated water surrounding the sensors (Figure 12b),
must be removed using a sponge and/or paper towels. The water inlet solenoid valve
reactivates automatically once the alarm is silenced.
For optimum water efficiency and performance, we recommend replacing the filter every 6 months. Replacement filters can be
ordered on-line at: www.ghpgroupinc.com. Use only original PUR filters with this unit. (Part # PQCSED and PQCCRBL)
CAUTION: Before replacing the filters, always turn off the water supply using the manual shut-off valve located
at the rear of the dispenser. This will depressurize the water line and minimize water overspray when the filter
is released. Remove and empty drip tray of any accumulated water found under the filter. If the audible alarm
sounds, refer to “WATER LEAKAGE DETECTION SYSTEM” instructions.
Installation Instructions (continued):
Initial Product Cleaning:
Water Leakage Detection System:
Filter Replacement:
Figure 12a
Figure 12b
Figure 13
Figure 15
Like most appliances, your Water Dispenser requires periodic maintenance for
maximum efficiency and performance. It must be cleaned on a regular basis,
(coincide with filter replacement i.e. every 6 months) in order to maintain a
hygienic environment and prevent potential bacteria growth.
1. Always disconnect (unplug) the power cord before attempting any cleaning,
maintenance and filter replacement.
2. Before attempting any cleaning, maintenance and/or filter replacement,
always turn off the water supply using the manual shut-off valve at the rear of
the dispenser.
3. To access the reservoir system, you must remove the top cover on the
dispenser by removing the two Phillips screws located at the rear of the cover
(Figure 13).
4. Carefully lift off the top cover. This may require using a little force.
5. Remove the reservoir cover by carefully pulling upward (Figure 14).
6. Fill the reservoir with a pre-mixed solution of 15ml (1 tbsp) white vinegar with
3.0L (0.79 gal) of hot water and let stand for 20 min (Figure 15).
7. Place a jug under the dispensing spigot and press both hot and cold
dispensing buttons until the cleaning solution stops flowing (Figure 16).
8. Flush the reservoir with clean water and press both dispensing buttons until
water stops flowing.
15ml (1 tbsp)
vinegar
3.0L (0.79 gal)
hot water
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