Chefman RJ16-SS, User Manual

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Operating Instructions
HOW TO USE
Before using your Chefman Hot Water Pot for the first
time, boil and discard one full pot of water by following
the instructions below. You may notice a smell of
plastic for the first time when you use the dispenser.
This is normal and will fade over time.
• Fill the Hot Water Pot by pouring cold water from
another container such as a jug. WARNING: Do not fill
the container directly from the tap, as over-flowing
water could cause a short circuit or electric shock.
• Do not add water above the MAX FILL line on the inside
of the container. Hot water may overflow, causing burns.
• Be careful not to splash water on the control panel or on
the outside of the Hot Water Pot. Splashing water can
damage the Hot Water Pot and cause an electric shock.
• Carefully close the lid by pushing down until you hear it
click in place. (Fig 1)
When you plug in the power cord, the water will automatically begin to boil.
TROUBLESHOOTING
Full-water
guide mark
Fill up to here.
Full-water
guide mark
Fill up to here.
Figure 1
CONDITION CAUSE SOLUTION
Water does not boil. Plug is not plugged into electrical outlet. Check the plug connections.
Metal object or dirt is on the tip of the magnetic plug. Clean the tip of the magnetic plug.
Water does not become
hot or does not pour
properly.
Plug is not plugged into elecrical outlet. Check the plug connections.
Mineral deposits or the like have accumulated on the inside of the pot. Clean the Hot Water Pot.
Hot water may not pour properly a few minutes after boiling.
Open the lid once to release air bubbles, and
close lid. Warning: Watch out for steam when
opening the lid.
Water pours out by itself. Check that the pot is not filled beyond the Max Fill guide mark. Pour out the excess amount of water until it is
below the Max Fill line.
White deposits appear in
the hot water.
Deposits are forced by the mineral content of the water you are using.
They are not due to corrosion of the inner container or peeling of the
non- stick fluorine coating.
Clean the inside of the water pot by boiling
water mixed with vinegar or lemon extract.
Loud boiling sounds can
be heard.
Excessive accumulation of mineral deposits and the like on the inside
of the water pot can cause loud boiling sounds.
Hot water has a bad
odor.
The odor of chlorine may be detectable in your tap water.
A mild plastic odor may be noticeable in a new dispenser. This odor will fade over time.