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CAUSE/
REMEDY
fnTst™rSph^^^^
r/ZTch0" type 18jested,
glass.
They are normally coldand '.7^ a w
" V Ceran/C'
*1
°r
resulting
in
an
inaccurate
reading
of
the
hot
temperature drop,
dispenser.
g
01
the
hot
water flowing from
the
remain in the cup approximately1""seronds? then rea^tfe^heMeter!** l°
Trouble Shooting
PR0BLEM:
^gter or slow flow. (Normal flow is one ounce per second. 1
Main water supply off.
Turn on main water supply.
Saddle valve not open.
Open saddle valve.
Ctee^saddlf v»i™ n0t p,u"c'ured by aelf-piercing saddle valve.
Close saddle valve completely to puncture copper water suonlv
hne.
After turning valve in fully, open valve completely.
P y
Saddle
valve
plugged.
close
saddle
valve
completely
Disconnect
1/4" copper tube at saddle valve
Spen saddle
,lve fally to assure a good strong flow of water.P
If good
ong flow, close valve and reconnect 1/4" copper line
If
™
hls
slow or not at ail» saddle valve is plugged where it
compleetely?r
^ SUPP'y
""e
'S
"ot
"
punctured
RemoveSdTr
fS°
StUCk
t0
VaIve
seat-
Disassemble
unit.
nd
*
fr°m S6at area'
Insta11 new disc in valve stem
Reinstall and reassemble.
S2ssaembfePanSdrHlalVe
ShUt °ff water at saddle valve,
valve
^
d
1
3
3rea-
Reassemble and open saddle
Tee nut not adjusted properly.
Remove handle and adjust tee
PROBLEM:
CAUSE/
REMEDY:
Handle broken.
Will not raise valve stem.
Replace handle.
No water, or slow flow.
"rb^k-fm
***
VentUH
h°le*
Disconnect
c-S *ffty b/ removing plug, fuse, or open circuit breaker
;n)p|
,Wa^er supPly at saddIe valve.
Disconnect 1/4" water
the same
imf hi at
Sa?dle
Valve>
Depress valve handle, and at
tne same time blow into spout outlet. Reconnect
1/4"
water
G-22
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