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11.0 USER INSTRUCTIONS
Warning - dispensed water is scalding hot - tap body reaches
water temperature
11.1 Once installed, the filling and heating cycles of the Supreme
are completely automatic.
11.2 To dispense the water, the tap handle should be pulled down
and towards the user, a suitable container having been placed
under the outlet spout. The water dispensed will at all times be
boiling or close to boiling point so due caution must be taken
when using the product, especially if it is likely to be used by
children, aged or infirm persons.
11.3 The tap handle has 2 methods of operation. The design is not
intended to be continually changed between options.
Option 1
for general use - Pull on with spring return. With the
smoothly curved side of the handle facing you; to dispense
water, pull the tap handle down and towards you, a suitable
container having been placed under the outlet spout.
Gently release and the spring loaded handle will move back to
the “off” position (no flow).
Option 2
for filling very large pans - Pull on and push off.
With the reverse face (inside) of the handle facing you; to
dispense water, pull the tap handle down and towards you, a
suitable container having been placed under the outlet spout.
At the bottom of the stroke the handle will push over a gentle
feature and remain open when released. To move back to the
“off” position (no flow) gently lift the handle.
To select option 1 or 2; with the handle in the vertical (off
position) remove locking screw, spring washer and security tab;
twist the handle so that the required face is forwards; replace
tab, washer and screw.
11.4 The Supreme is fitted with two indicators to give a visual
indication of the unit’s status.
ON Will be illuminated as long as the electrical supply to the
Supreme is switched on.
READY When fully illuminated indicates that the stored water is
hot enough to use.
11.5 The main part of the outer case is made in finger print resistant
stainless steel. DO NOT use harsh cleaners. A gentle rub
with a well rung out, clean, cloth and mild detergent; then a dry
duster should be enough.
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