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cooling  LED  indicator  turns  on  and  the  cooling 
system  starts.  When  the  cold  water  reaches  a 
temperature of approx. 8ºC / 46ºF, the green light 
goes  off  and  the  cooling  system  stops  working. 
The  machine  turns  to  keeping  cool  mode.  When 
the  cold  water  temperature  rises  to  10ºC  /  50ºF 
degree,  the  cooling  system  will  automatically 
resumes.   

 
6.  Allow 40 minutes for water to reach the set hot and 

cold temperatures. 

 
Contact a local water bottle distributor to 
purchase water bottles. 

 

 

 

USING THE HOT WATER TAP 

 

IMPORTANT : The hot water tap has a safety feature to prevent children from accessing hot water. 

 
To dispense hot water: 

 

Slide the safety switch on top of the hot water button up 

 

Continue holding the safety switch up while pushing the hot water dispenser button. Hot water is dispensed as long 
as you keep the hot water dispenser button pressed. Release the button when you are finished dispensing hot water 

 

When you release the hot water dispenser button make sure the safety switch returns to its original position. 

 

 

SPECIFICATIONS 

 
Capacity: 

 

3 or 5 Gallon Water Bottle 

Chilling Rate:  

Approx. 2 liters per hour 

Heating Rate:  

Approx. 5 liters per hour 

 

Power Consumption: 

 
Cooling - 80W 
Heating - 500W 
 
 

CLEANING AND CARING FOR THE DISPENSER                           

IMPORTANT:

 Maker sure both power switches are turned 

OFF

 and 

UNPLUG

 the water dispenser before cleaning and 

draining 

 

Cleaning the Dispenser Cabinet 

The dispenser cabinet can be washed with mild soap 
and water. Rinse thoroughly with clear water.   
   

Cleaning the Condenser 

Sweep away or vacuum up dust from the condenser 
coils on the back of the unit. For best results, use a 
brush specially designed for this purpose.   
 

Cleaning the Drip Tray and Grille

 

The dispenser drip tray is not self-draining. To reduce 
water spotting, the tray and its grille should be emptied, 
cleaned and wiped dry regularly. 
   

 

Cleaning the Water Tanks 

The water dispenser tanks need to be cleaned 
periodically to prevent buildup of mineral deposits that 
can affect water taste and flow. To clean the water 
tanks: 

1  Remove the water bottle from the bottle 

supporter. Watch out for water spillage. 

2  Drain the water tanks ( see 

Draining the 

Dispenser, page 7

3  Create a solution of one quart of water with 

either one quart of vinegar or four ounces of 
lemon juice. Make enough so you can fill the 
water tank all the way to the top. 

4  Pour the solution in the opening at the top of the 

dispenser.   

Summary of Contents for FX-7SB

Page 1: ...r Dispenser MODEL FX 7SB W Instruction Manual Thank you for your purchase of this WHYNTER product Please read this Instruction Manual carefully before using product to ensure proper use Keep this manual in a safe place for future reference ...

Page 2: ...tallation and Location 5 Prior to First Time Use 5 Loading the Dispenser 5 6 Using the Hot Water Tap 6 Specifications 6 Cleaning and Caring for the Dispenser 6 Cleaning the Dispenser Cabinet 6 Cleaning the Condenser 6 Cleaning the Drip Tray and Grille 6 Cleaning the Water Tanks 6 7 Draining the Dispenser 7 Troubleshooting Tips 8 Warranty Statement 9 ...

Page 3: ...y without adequate disinfection This water dispenser heats water to approximately 90ºC 194ºF Water temperatures above 52ºC 125ºF can cause severe burns Please operate the water dispenser carefully GROUNDING INSTRUCTIONS WARNING improper use of the grounding plug can result in a risk of electric shock This appliance must be grounded In the event of an electrical short circuit grounding reduces the ...

Page 4: ... refrigerant is removed for proper disposal by a qualified service person If you intentionally release this CFC refrigerant you can be subject to fines and imprisonment under provisions of environmental legislation PARTS OVERVIEW No Part Name No Part Name 1 Bottle Supporter 8 Refrigeration Controller 2 Power Indicator yellow 9 Cooling Switch green 3 Cooling Indicator green 10 Heating Switch red 4 ...

Page 5: ...juice Make enough so you can fill the water tank all the way to the top 3 Remove the bottle supporter and pour the solution in the opening at the top of the dispenser 4 Let the cleaning solution sit inside the unit for about 1 hour drain out the cleaning solution from the drain plug at the back of the unit When no more water comes from drain plug press the hot and cold dispenser buttons to drain o...

Page 6: ...liters per hour Heating Rate Approx 5 liters per hour Power Consumption Cooling 80W Heating 500W CLEANING AND CARING FOR THE DISPENSER IMPORTANT Maker sure both power switches are turned OFF and UNPLUG the water dispenser before cleaning and draining Cleaning the Dispenser Cabinet The dispenser cabinet can be washed with mild soap and water Rinse thoroughly with clear water Cleaning the Condenser ...

Page 7: ...nser before draining Allow the dispenser to cool overnight before draining to reduce the risk of scalding The dispenser should be drained before cleaning the tanks or if it will not be used for extended periods 1 Remove the water bottle from the dispenser 2 Place a bucket beneath the drain plug The drain plug is located at the rear of the dispenser see image below 7 Remove the cap from the drain p...

Page 8: ... water Mineral deposits are clogging the tanks See Cleaning and Caring for the Dispenser page 7 No water coming out of the cold water faucet Ice has formed in the cold water supply pipe Turn off the green cooling power switch at the back of the unit for around 4 hours to let the ice melt Water bottle is warm or hot Crack or pin hole in bottle Low water level in the bottle Replace with a new bottle...

Page 9: ...s warranty Whynter will repair or replace any parts found defective This warranty is not transferable After the expiration of the warranty the cost of labor and parts will be the responsibility of the original owner of the unit THIS WARRANTY DOES NOT COVER Acts of God such as fire flood hurricanes earthquakes and tornadoes Damage accidental or other wise to the water dispenser while in the possess...

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