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Ø Hot and Cold Power ON/OFF Indicator Lights
Once the power switches for the HOT and COLD water systems (located on the rear of the unit) have
been turned ON, these lights will illuminate to advise the user that the systems are activated and
operating.
Ø Hot Water Indicator Light
Turn the heating switch on, the red indicator will glow, and the heating process starts. When the water
reaches the right temperature (185º - 203ºF / 85º - 95ºC) the red light goes off automatically. When
the temperature goes below 176ºF (80ºC), the red indicator will glow again, and another heating
process starts.
Ø Cold Water Indicator Light
Turn the cooling switch on. The blue indicator will glow, and the cooling process will begin. When the
water reaches the right temperature (41º - 50ºF / 5º - 10ºC) the blue indicator light will turn off
automatically. Once the water temperature reaches above 50ºF (10ºC) the blue indicator light will glow
again indicating another cooling process has started.
Ø Power Indicator Light
The power indicator light will turn on once the unit is plugged into electrical power.
Ø Add Water Indicator Light (Power Light)
The POWER indicator light will flash on and off to indicate that the bottle is empty and a new bottle
needs to be changed.
NOTE:
THE HOT WATER FAUCET HAS A CHILD-SAFETY GUARD ATTACHMENT.
ATTENTION / WARNING
DO NOT TURN ON THE HOT WATER POWER SWITCH BEFORE FILLING
THE HOT WATER TANK WITH WATER. THIS WILL CAUSE THE UNIT TO
OVERHEAT AND SHUTDOWN.
Install the water bottle and allow the tanks to fill with water for approximately 10
– 15 minutes. Before turning on the HOT water power switch.
Your unit is equipped with an AUTOMATIC SAFETY SHUTOFF SWITCH which
will turn the unit off until the hot water tank cools to a safe temperature.
Usual time to reset is approximately 30 – 45 minutes, once the temperature
reaches a safe level, the unit will reset and begin to operate normally.
If the unit has gone into RESET MODE, turn off the hot water power switch
ensure there is water in the tanks and allow the unit to cool down.
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