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Vertex PureWaterCooler PWC-1800 Service Manual Download Page 9

PWC – 1800

PureWaterCooler

Copyright 2011 Vertex Water Products

5.1 Unplug power from wall

5.2 Drain water from cooler using front

spigots and by removing rear drain plug

5.3 Remove top cover (section 3)

REMOVE FRONT PANEL:

5.4 Remove 2 top screws from front of panel

5.5 Remove 2 screws from bottom of panel.

5.6 Remove control panel by lifting back side
of front panel and push on back side of control
panel.

5. Removing/Replacing Hot Tank

5.7 Remove control panel.

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Summary of Contents for PureWaterCooler PWC-1800

Page 1: ...PWC 1800 PureWaterCooler Copyright 2011 Vertex Water Products SERVICE MANUAL for PureWaterCooler by Vertex Model PWC 1800 P N man 7011...

Page 2: ...ce Hot Tank 6 Dispensing Solenoid Remove Replace 7 Circuit Board Remove Replace 8 Hot Tank Reset Button 9 Remove Replace Hot Tank Thermal Sensors 10 Cold Temperature Adjustment 11 Drain Cooler Tanks 1...

Page 3: ...ed refrigeration technician with proper tools and equipment Please consult the factory if the compressor needs servicing CAUTION If the compressor has been stopped by switching it off or unplugging po...

Page 4: ...ter Drain Connections Feed Connection 2 1 Open hinged door to access filter compartment 2 2 Remove feed water plug orange from back of cooler 2 3 Connect supplied orange feed water tubing to feed conn...

Page 5: ...ly Flush the carbon fines out of the filter before filling cooler tanks with the following procedure 2 6 Remove outlet line of carbon filter bottom 2 7 Attach 3 feet of tubing to the carbon filter out...

Page 6: ...s are full of water Drain Connection 2 13 Drain Connection for units equipped with RO 2 14 Remove drain plug black from back of cooler 2 15 Connect supplied black water tubing to drain connector on ba...

Page 7: ...3 1 Remove 2 screws on back of cooler top cover 3 2 Slide cover back and up 3 3 Pop off cold tank lid using attached pull tab 3 4 Cold tank is now accessible for cleaning and servicing other parts of...

Page 8: ...x Water Products 4 Remove Replace Mechanical Float Valve Assembly 4 1 First remove top cover See Section 3 Float Valve Level Control 4 2 Using flathead screwdriver pry the float from the inlet 4 3 Rem...

Page 9: ...spigots and by removing rear drain plug 5 3 Remove top cover section 3 REMOVE FRONT PANEL 5 4 Remove 2 top screws from front of panel 5 5 Remove 2 screws from bottom of panel 5 6 Remove control panel...

Page 10: ...remove 5 9 Since there are still wires connected to the control panel and front panel place them on top of the cooler Make sure the panel is placed as shown in picture to make further steps easier 5 1...

Page 11: ...Remove 1 hot tank screw from above 5 14 Pull hot tank down 5 15 Disconnect 4 electrical connectors from hot tank temperature sensors and 2 wires from bottom heating element terminals 5 16 Hot tank can...

Page 12: ...ssemble in reverse order Make note of the following a Water flow through the solenoid is directional There is an arrow molded in the side of the solenoid body showing water flow direction Make sure th...

Page 13: ...ion 3 7 2 Remove the control board as done in section 5 but no need to remove front panel 7 3 Remove screw from back of control board 7 4 Remove the 4 electrical connections from the circuit board 7 5...

Page 14: ...ver heat To prevent this the upper thermal sensor on the hot tank will cut power to the heating element before any damage takes place If this happens the switch on the thermal sensor can be reset to o...

Page 15: ...an overheat safety switch and cuts power to the hot tank should a malfunction occur and the tank starts to overheat 9 2 Unplug cooler from power source for this operation 9 3 Remove 2 screws holding...

Page 16: ...ppens it can be reset by pressing the button at the center of the sensor To check if either thermal sensor is good use a continuity tester ohm meter to check for continuity across the thermal sensor M...

Page 17: ...2 The cold adjustment is a shaft with a screw driver slot on the end 10 3 To make the water colder using a screw driver rotate the shaft clockwise For warmer water rotate the shaft counter clockwise T...

Page 18: ...eplacing This procedure will allow you to remove all the water from the cooler 11 1 Hot and Cold Tank Drain Using a flat head screw driver pry the hot tank plug out until you can grasp it with your fi...

Page 19: ...the compressor on or off as needed 12 2 Remove the top cover and cold tank lid sec 3 12 3 Remove the front panel and control panel as done is section 5 12 4 Place the front panel on a nearby table and...

Page 20: ...2011 Vertex Water Products 12 7 Disconnect 2 wires from sensor switch 12 8 Remove 2 screws holding sensor switch body to cooler cabinet 12 9 Remove cold sensor switch and sensor tube from cooler 12 Re...

Page 21: ...nsor carefully install sensor tube into copper tube at bottom of cold tank 12 12 Install the sensor switch using 2 screw to cooler cabinet 12 13 Adjust sensor tube so it is routed close to the outside...

Page 22: ...he sanitizing solution into the main cold temperature tank until full 5 Open all spigots to allow sanitizing solution to fill the dispensing faucets Close the spigots 6 Let the sanitizing solution sta...

Page 23: ...s Solution 1 Power switch not on Make sure cold power switch on the back panel is on 2 Adjust temperature control The thermostat temperature control adjustment is located on the back of the cooler see...

Page 24: ...Check to see that both wires are disconnected connected to the heating element terminals These are located at the bottom of the hot tank 3 Heating element failure Check for continuity across hot tank...

Page 25: ...nctioning properly first unplug the cooler from the wall remove the terminal from the sensor Using an ohm meter check for continuity If there is no continuity open replace sensor as per section 8 5 Ho...

Page 26: ...1800 Voltage Frequency 120 VAC 60 Hz Weight dry 48 lbs Total Water Capacity 1 5 gallons Hot tank 5 gallons Cold tank 1 0 gallons Power Consumption Total 600 Watts Hot Tank 500 Watts Cold Tank 100 Watt...

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