PREPARING, LOADING & OPERATING YOUR DISPENSER
1)
Make sure that the dispenser is not plugged into the electrical outlet and that both the
hot and cold power switches (on the back of the dispenser) are set to the
OFF
position.
2)
Sanitize the dispenser water tanks prior to installing a full bottle of water for the first
time (see “Proper Care and Cleaning of Dispenser”).
3)
The water bottle will have a cap. The cap may have a stopper that is intended to be
pushed into the bottle. (Sometimes these stoppers are covered by a removable
paper/foil seal.) If your bottle has a cap with a stopper, simply hold the water bottle
vertically straight upside down and place the water bottle into the support collar on
top of the water dispenser. The post in the collar will push the stopper into the bottle.
If the water bottle cap does not have a stopper that is intended to be pushed into the
bottle, first remove the support collar of the water dispenser by turning it
counterclockwise and pulling it straight up and off. Then remove the cap from the
water bottle. Quickly lift the water bottle, turn it upside down, and place the water
bottle onto the top of the water dispenser. Wipe up any water that spills on to the
water dispenser or floor.
________Rotate counterclockwise
and pull straight off
a. Press the hot and cold dispenser buttons until water runs from all faucets.
NOTICE:
To avoid damage to the dispenser, do not plug in the power cord or turn
on the heating switch (red) until water runs freely from the hot water faucet when
the hot water faucet is activated.
b. Plug in the dispenser into a grounded power outlet (see Grounding Instructions).
c. Set the HOT and COLD power switch (located on the rear of the dispenser) to the
ON
position. Indicators light up accordingly once the dispenser is functioning.
NOTICE:
To prevent damage to dispenser, give the dispenser four hours to warm
up to room temperature before plugging it in if the dispenser is brought in from
outside in the winter time.
4)
Allow 30 minutes for water to reach hot and cold temperatures.
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