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Getting Started

Operation Instructions

1. Remove any label or sticker from

the mouth of the bottle.

2. Vertically insert the bottle into the

bottle supporter (#8) on the top of

the machine. The bottle supporter

has a built-in puncturing rod to allow

you to use spill proof caps without

opening the plastic bottle seals.

Do not plug in the machine or turn on the heating (#14) and cooling (#13) switches until

water has begun to dispense from the cold (#11) and hot (#9) water spout.

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Summary of Contents for A11-CTTL

Page 1: ...A few simple steps to ensure perfect water every time ...

Page 2: ...rst 30 days of purchase Registration within the first 30 days will activate your one year warranty www avalonh2o com register my avalon cooler Please keep your model number order number and purchase date for future support You can reach us at 1 800 256 0695 Model Number Order Number Purchase Date Conforms to NSF ANSI 372 ...

Page 3: ...oler Meet Your Avalon Product Part Names Indicator Lights Tech Specs Getting Started Unpacking Operation Instructions Cleaning Rinsing Cleaning and Draining Cleaning Troubleshooting Safety 1 2 3 4 5 7 9 10 12 14 15 16 18 19 21 22 ...

Page 4: ...n manufacture with your safety in mind Saves the environment your wallet Ensures safe hot water flow for the entire family Attractive Design Attractive stainless steel design with three water spouts Custom Temperature Piping hot room temperature or crisp cold water Top Loading Suitable for 3 or 5 gallon bottles ...

Page 5: ...er 7 Cold Water Push Button 6 Room Temperature Water Push Button 4 Hot Water Push Button 5 Child Safety Lock 9 Hot Water Spout 11 Cold Water Spout 10 Room Temp Spout 12 Drip Tray 2 Heating Indicator Light 3 Cooling Indicator Light 1 Power Indicator Light ...

Page 6: ...3 Part Names About Your Water Cooler 14 Heating Switch 13 Cooling Switch 16 Power Supply Cord 15 Condenser 17 Drain Outlet ...

Page 7: ...orrect temperature of 185 F As the water is dispensed the hot tank will refill and the water will heat As the water reheats this indicator light will turn on Cooling Indicator Light This light will indicate when the water is cooling The light will remain on while the water is cooling and will turn off when it has reach the correct temperature of 47 F As the water is dispensed the cold tank will re...

Page 8: ...19 H 17 5 L x15 W x23 5 H 26 45 lb 28 66 b 115V 60Hz Compressor Internal Element 420W 120W 520W Hot Cold Room Temp Output Hot Water Capacity Hot Tank Volume Cold Water Capacity Cold Tank Volume Product Size Packing Size Net Weight Gross Weight Voltage Frequency Cooling Method Heating Method Heating Watts Cooling Watts Power Consumption ...

Page 9: ...6 Getting Started ...

Page 10: ...e recommend cleaning the unit prior to installation For cleaning instructions see pages 12 16 Do NOT plug in the power cord yet Place dispenser upright on a hard and level surface in a cool and shaded location near a grounded wall outlet Position the dispenser so there is about four inches of clearance from the wall on the back and both sides Locating Dispenser ...

Page 11: ...into the bottle supporter 8 on the top of the machine The bottle supporter has a built in puncturing rod to allow you to use spill proof caps without opening the plastic bottle seals Do not plug in the machine or turn on the heating 14 and cooling 13 switches until water has begun to dispense from the cold 11 and hot 9 water spout ...

Page 12: ... downward to begin the flow of water You must slide the child safety lock 5 and push the button simultaneously 4 Once water is dispensing from both spouts insert the power plug into a power socket Turn on I the heating switch 14 and the cooling switch 13 If you do not wish to have hot water please leave the heating switch 14 in the off O position If you do not wish to have cold water please leave ...

Page 13: ...or the cold water to cool to the appropriate temperature 6 When the water has reached the appropriate temperatures for hot and cold the indicator lights will turn off and the water is ready for use The indicator lights will turn back on automatically when the machine needs to reheat or cool again 15 20 min 1 hr Hot Cold 7 To replace the bottle vertically pull out the empty bottle with two hands Us...

Page 14: ...11 Cleaning ...

Page 15: ...t It can be purchased separately from a local store The machine has been disinfected prior to departing from the factory However it is recommended to rinse and drain the unit prior to installation 1 Before cleaning make sure that the cooling switch 13 and heating switch 14 are in the off O position and unplug the machine To rinse the inside of the unit 2 Once the machine is off pour water into the...

Page 16: ...neath the drain outlet 17 located on the back of the unit Remove the drain cover and plug and allow the water to drain from the unit Water will start flowing as soon as the drain cover is removed Caution The dispenser will heat water to a temperature of approximately 185 F It can cause severe burns if not handled carefully Please use caution while operating and cleaning ...

Page 17: ... and Draining 5 Remove any remaining water in the tanks by dispensing water from the hot 9 and cold 11 water spouts into a bucket 6 After draining is complete replace the drain cover and plug and use the machine as normal ...

Page 18: ...re into the machine s cold tank and make sure the water can flow out of the hot water spout 9 To remove mineral deposits that may have built up inside the the cold tank mix 4 L of water with 200 g of citric acid crystals not included or a cleaning solution of your choice ...

Page 19: ...minutes 4 Turn off O the heating switch 14 and allow the liquid mixture to cool down for 20 minutes 15 min 20 min 5 Drain the liquid from the drain outlet 17 then flush with water two or three times by following the rinsing instructions above Only disassemble parts mentioned to avoid damaging the machine ...

Page 20: ...17 Troubleshooting ...

Page 21: ...rouble with your water cooler please see the following solutions You can also view our trouble shooting videos at the website below Please feel free to contact us with any questions 1 800 256 0695 support avalonh2o com www avalonh2o com ...

Page 22: ...r the water cooler tanks to fill up Allow the proper time for the water to heat and cool This could be the result of the bottle supporter 8 being blocked Please lift the bottle from the bottle supporter with two hands Check to ensure that the seal or possible paper from the bottle is not causing a blockage Install the bottle again Water is leaking from the bottle supporter 8 This could be the caus...

Page 23: ...20 Safety ...

Page 24: ...ever use any other liquid in the dispenser other than known microbiologically safe tap water For indoor use only Keep water dispenser in a dry place away from direct sunlight Do NOT use outdoors Install and use only on a hard flat and level surface Do NOT place dispenser in an enclosed space or cabinet Do NOT operate the dispenser in the presence of explosive fumes Position back of dispenser no cl...

Page 25: ... they have been given supervision or instruction concerning use of the appliance in a safe way and understand the hazards involved Children shall not play with the appliance This appliance is intended to be used in a household and similar applications such as kitchen area in shops offices and other working environments bed and breakfast type environments catering and similar non retail application...

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