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(Reminder: Do not connect the unit immediately after moving it. Wait for at least one
hour)
1. Remove the cone by strongly pulling up the tongue situated on one
side
of the cone (see fig. #3). Remove the elbow and the floater by pulling
backwards in order to be able to completely clean the stainless steel
reservoir and all the parts you have removed. (see the section Cleaning
and Maintenance)
2. Reinstall the elbow and the floater, making sure that the opening of the
floater faces upwards and the floater is leveled in order to ensure good
supply with room-temperature water.
3. Insert the cone on the water cooler, pressing it down strongly enough all
around in order to engage it. The locking mechanism makes sure that the
cone remains on the water cooler when the bottle is removed. (see fig. #6)
4. Make sure that the drip tray is well placed in the front of the water
cooler.
Steps #5, #6 and #7 are necessary only if you have chosen the Thermo
Concept’s blue permanent splashfree cap option. If you have chosen the
“no-spill” option, go to step #8. (see fig. #5)
5. Remove the original cap from your new water bottle.
6. Place the small arrow of the blue spill-check cap in line with the open
padlock icon. (see fig. #4)
7. Insert the cap deeply on the bottle neck. Keep it pushed down while
turning the outside case clockwise, until the small arrow points toward
the closed padlock icon. Caution, when you cannot turn it any further, the
cap is sufficiently turned and sealed. (see fig. #4)
8. TO INSTALL YOUR BOTTLE WATER: Turn the water bottle upside down
and install it into the cone, aligning the cap with the rod of the cone. When
the cap engages on the rod, the moving part of the cap sinks in, thus
allowing the water to flow into the cooler. The splashfree cap (permanent
or disposable) closes automatically every time you remove the bottle.
9. If your cooler has only one faucet, you should get cold water from your
watercooler. If your water cooler is equiped with 2 faucets, you should
get cold water from the right faucet and room temperature water from
the left faucet. If your cooler has a red security faucet on the left side,
that means you have a hot and cold unit.
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
