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Issue: 3
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It is advisable to replace the UV bulb every 6 months. Part number 117307
Specification Chart
Product
UV Filter, 6Watts
Model Name
OPP-UV6W
Input Voltage
110V/220V 50Hz
Input Ampere
0.162A
UV Lamp
G6T5-6W
UV Output
1.7W
Sterilizing Capacity
1GPM
Water Temperature
32°F-104°F
Outside Dimensions
1.9 x 11"
Connection
1/4" Push In
WARNING:
Exposure to UV light could burn the skin and can cause severe and permanent eye
damage by burning the retina. Do not look directly at the UV light.
Before replacing the UV lamp, make sure the power source is disconnected and
turned OFF, and the water turned off. There is no need to drain the system.
Do not touch the glass portion of the germicidal UV lamp with bare hands. Use cotton
gloves to avoid skin oils that will harm the UV lamp.
Use only genuine UV lamps (117307). Other lamps will be incompatible and may
damage the ballast.
Westomatic vending services highly recommends that a qualified technician performs
the germicidal UV lamp replacement.
The UV lamp should be replaced as follows:
1.
Observe and follow the warnings above.
2.
Switch off the water stop valve and press the water flush buton
3.
Switch water and power to the machine
4.
Pull back the black plastic tubing protecting the wires above the UV tube.
5.
Locate and disconnect the 2 way connector under the tubing.
6.
Hold the UV tube with one hand and pull the white wires on the top of the UV filter
upwards until the white plastic top comes off.
7.
Gently pull out the UV tube. Take care not to damage the glass tube.
8.
Remove the new UV tube from the protective packaging and without touching the
glass tube place it into the UV filter carefully.
9.
Push the white end cap down firmly whilst holding the UV filter with your other hand
until the white end cap is flush with the outer casing of the filter.
10. Place the old UV tube in the packaging of the new one for protection and recycle
where facilities exist.
11. Reconnect the 2 way connector and cover the lead with the black split tubing.
12. Reconnect the water and power and open the stop valve
13. Switch the machine on and check for leaks and the end cap illuminates when vending
a drink to give a visual confirmation that lamp is working.
NEVER look at the lamp
directly to check if it is working.
14. Flush the machine as much as required to remove the untreated water in the system.
18 TROUBLESHOOTING
Error code 14
Fault Description
– Triac / Circuit failure
