8
2. Open the cover using the triangular wrench supplied with the dispenser to turn the cover latch 45
degrees counter clockwise.
3. Remove the waste fluid canister to check if it needs to be emptied. Check the waste fluid canister at
regular intervals and empty it whenever necessary.
4. If the dispenser already contains an hand disinfectant canister, remove it from the dispenser.
5. Attach the cap and the metal suction pipe, including the delivery hoses, to the canister screwing the
cap carefully in place. Ensure that the cap is securely tightened.
6. Place the new hand disinfectant canister in the bottom of the device aligning it to match the shape of
the bottom. Note! When a new cap is being taken into use, make a small hole on the hand
disinfectant
canister’s cap for replacement air. This hole can be made right next to the suction pipe
while leaving enough space between the two holes.
7. Finally, close the cover by placing the bottom guides of the cover at the matching locations on the
body of the dispenser and lock it by turning the latch 45 degrees clockwise.
8. Connect the low-voltage plug (voltage 24 VDC) of the power transformer to the inlet plug on the
back-top side of the dispenser. Connect the power transformer to an ordinary electrical outlet
(voltage 110...230 VAC, 50/60 Hz).
