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4. Remove cup holders, if applicable.
Open the cooler lid using the key
provided in the replacement kit
(Fig 4)
.
5. Close cooler door. Place a glass or other
container below the water faucets to
catch any drips.
Fig 2
Fig 5
Fig 4
Fig 3
Fig 6
Fig 1
Your water dispenser exterior should be thoroughly cleaned at least twice a year, and your
SmartFlo™ water cartridge replaced every 12 months. If you do not have a replacement cartridge
handy, you can order one
and it will be delivered directly to you. Your replacement kit will
include a SmartFlo™ cartridge, bottle adaptor, lid key and plug for the bottle tube:
Before you start cleaning, wash your hands thoroughly with soap and water for at least 20 seconds.
TIP:
Have a bucket nearby to
dispose of the used SmartFlo
™
cartridge and bottle tube,
which will contain water.
DIY: HOW TO CLEAN
YOUR WATER DISPENSER
TIP:
The best time to replace your water cartridge is when the existing water bottle is empty.
WHAT YOU’LL NEED:
• SmartFlo™ replacement cartridge
• 70% rubbing alcohol or disinfecting wipes
• Clean cloth or soft brush
• Disposable non-latex gloves
• Bucket
• Heat-resistant container to fit under spigots
• Towels to absorb any water spills
1. Slide the cooler door up and turn off
the hot tank heater switch
(Fig 1)
.
Let the unit stand for one hour
before cleaning to allow the hot
tank to cool.
2. Remove the empty water bottle
(Fig 2)
. Wipe interior cabinet
with 70% rubbing alcohol or
disinfecting wipes.
3. Unplug the bottle tube connected
to the neck of the water bottle.
Plug the bottle tube using the red
plug provided in the SmartFlo™
replacement kit
(Fig 3)
.
6. Remove the SmartFlo™ cartridge
and bottle tube by unlatching
the blue locking arm and rotating
the two blue knobs to the open
position
(Fig 5)
.
7. Pull up on the SmartFlo™ water
cartridge
(Fig 6)
. Do not squeeze
the water reservoir as water could
leak out.
WARNING:
Always use caution when handling hot water.
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