Use and Care Manual

6
INITIAL PRODUCT CLEANING PROCEDURE
The dispenser must be cleaned before the rst use. To maintain a hygienic
environment within your water dispenser and prevent potential formation
(growth) of bacteria, we strongly recommend regular cleaning (i.e. every 4
months). A cleaning kit can be ordered online at www.homedepot.com.
Unplug the unit.
Remove the bottle support collar (A), saturate a clean cloth with a water
dispenser cleaner (not included) or vinegar, and wipe the inside of the
reservoir.
Pour the water dispenser cleaner, or a mixture of 4 cups (1 L) of vinegar
with 4 cups (1 L) of hot water, into the reservoir and wait 20 minutes.
Press both dispensing buttons (D and E) until water no longer comes
out.
Using a bucket, drain the reservoirs from the drain valve (I) on the back
of the unit.
Rinse again with clean water, re-install the drain valve plug, and cover.
Place the bottle support collar (A) back on top of the dispenser.
IMPORTANT: To avoid water overow while cleaning the dispenser,
always remove the bottle support collar (A) before pouring water or
cleaning solution into the reservoir.
IMPORTANT: Always wash your hands prior to installing the water
bottle! Clean the top (neck) of the bottle with a clean cloth, and do not
touch the part of the unit that the water touches. Unplug the unit. The
water bottle can be purchased from your local retailer.
A
INSTALLING THE WATER BOTTLE
Remove the protective cap from the end of the water bottle, unless the
bottle has a puncturable cap or sticker.
Lift and turn the bottle upside down, placing it securely on the bottle
support collar (A).
Press and hold both dispenser buttons (D and E) until water ows from
the dispenser. Drain about 4 cups (1 L) of water before initial use. This
does not need to be repeated with replacement bottles.
Plug in the water dispenser.
Ready-to-dispense indicator lights (B) will come on when water reaches
optimum temperature and is ready for use. In order to get steaming hot
water, the kettle feature (F) needs to be activated (see “Dispensing Hot
Water”).
B
A
E
F
D
Pre-Operation (continued)
I
D E