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Summary of Contents for Waterworks B5
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- Page 2 WATER DISPENSER User's Manual MODEL B5/SB5, B7, B9, B10, B11, B13, B14, B17, B19/SB19, B21, SB22 • For your safety, please read and follow all the instructions in this manual. • Keep this manual in a safe place for future reference.
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Page 3: Safety Information
Safety information Read and follow all safety instructions in this manual to avoid unsafe operating conditions, property damage, personal injury, or death. Safety messages used in this CAUTION manual • Before connecting the appliance to the power supply, make sure that the power supply voltage matches the voltage rating on the data plate at WARNING the back of the appliance. - Page 4 Safety guidelines while using the • Depending on the individual, the water bottle may be too heavy to lift. If necessary, ask for appliance assistance when lifting the bottle. • Be careful not to get your fingers and other body WARNING parts caught underneath the bottle.
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Page 5: Table Of Contents
Table of contents Safety information ....... WATER DISPENSER 1. Overview .......... -
Page 6: Overview
1. Overview Before using the appliance, check that all of the supplied items have been provided and get familiar with general information about the appliance. Product identification Find your model in the illustrations below. B19* SB19 SB22 * T his user's manual was written based on the B19 model. Illustrations used in this manual are of the B19 unless otherwise specified. -
Page 7: Supplied Items
* For some models only Parts names The diagram below contains information about the parts and their functions. Front view Indicator (B5/SB5, B10, B13, B17, B19/SB19, B21 only) Indicates the status of cold and hot water. NSK(Non-Spill Kit) Indicator Status Description Hot water is available for use. - Page 8 Rear view Bimetal reset button (A/CH models only) Used to reset the hot water tank. Refer to home page (www.clovercooler.com) > Support > Service Manuals for more details about the specific Drain cap procedures. Remove the drain cap to drain water from the appliance.
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Page 9: Installing The Water Dispenser
2. Installing the water dispenser After reading the safety information carefully, install the appliance properly by following the instructions in this section. Before using the appliance for the first time, clean its interior (refer to Cleaning the interior on page 12). Location selection WARNING Consider the following to select the location for... -
Page 10: Installing The Water Dispenser
Installing the water dispenser Follow the instructions below to install the appliance. CAUTION • A fully filled water bottle is very heavy. Be careful not to drop the bottle while transporting, loading, or unloading it as it may cause injury. •... -
Page 11: Using The Hot Water Faucet (A/Ch Models Only)
3. Using the hot water faucet (A/CH models only) The hot water faucets are equipped with safety devices to prevent the users, especially children, from scalding themselves. Use the hot water faucet according to the directions below. WARNING • This appliance dispenses very hot water and there is a high risk of scalding. Keep the appliance and its accessories away from children. -
Page 12: Cleaning And Maintenance
4. Cleaning and maintenance The following instructions contain information about cleaning the interior and exterior of the appliance. Regular cleaning of parts, such as the Drip tray, Cold & Hot water faucets, Cold water tank, Cold water baffle, and NSK is required to maintain the appliance's performance. WARNING •... -
Page 13: Cleaning The Interior
4. Cleaning and maintenance Cleaning the interior Unload the water bottle and drain any remaining water via the cold and hot water faucets. CAUTION • Be careful not to get your fingers and other body parts caught underneath the bottle. •... - Page 14 Dampen a dry cloth with a neutral detergent solution and use it to clean the NSK and cold water baffle. Then, wipe them with the clean cloth repeatedly until no detergent is left. Grip both sides of the panel, pull it down to remove it, and then rotate the cold and hot water faucets counterclockwise to remove them.
- Page 15 4. Cleaning and maintenance 8-2 When descaling internal components Dilute 70 g of citric acid in 4 L of water, fill the cold water tank with this solution and then open the Citric acid hot water faucet until the water flows via the hot anhydrous water faucet to fill the hot water tank.
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Page 16: Troubleshooting
5. Troubleshooting The following table contains useful information to resolve some of the common faults you may encounter while you are using the appliance. If a fault is not resolved by following the troubleshooting advice, contact the customer service center. Problem Resolution The appliance...