Installation; Cleaning And Care - Russell Hobbs RHSWD3 Instructions And Warranty

PREPARATION FOR OPERATION OF THE WATER DISPENSER;
1. Tear the hygienic label on the dispenser water bottle. Place the dispenser water bottle into the
water protector on the top of the water dispenser.
2. Internal center of the water protector opens and clogs the valve automatically when using the
pre-filtered water bottle. It will automatically turn off in order to prevent probable water leakage
on the valve.
3. Push the hot water tap. Bubbles flowing in the bottle will indicate that water in the bottle is
flowing into the hot water tank. Continue pressing the hot water tap until water in the hot water
tank stops.
4. Plug your water dispenser in and it will now be ready to use.

INSTALLATION

1. Your water dispenser has three taps namely, hot, cold and ambient water.
2. Turn on both the 'red' and 'green" power switches found at the back of your unit for your hot
and cold water.
3. The cold water indicator light will illuminate 'green', the power indicator light will illuminate
'yellow' and the hot water indicator light will be illuminate 'red'. This means that the heating
system will start to operate.
4. When the 'red' indicator light turns off automatically, the water temperature will have reached
the ideal temperature of 85-95°C. When the water temperature reduces to 80°C, the 'red'
indicator light will illuminate automatically and the water temperature will increase again.
5. If you do not want to use hot water, turn off the hot water power switch at the back of your unit
and the water will be at normal temperature.

CLEANING AND CARE

• Before cleaning, disconnect the power of your water dispenser by unplugging it from the wall
socket.
• Never use vapor or steam cleaning materials for cleaning purpose. Do not spray water directly
onto the water dispenser. This may cause a short circuit or electric shock, should the water/
water vapour come into contact with the electrical circuits.
• Clean the outer surfaces of the water dispenser by wiping with a soft damp cloth. Do not use
abrasive cleaners such as bleach or detergents. Use a little baking soda dissolved in warm
water.
• Keep the area around the water dispenser free of dust by using a brush or vacuum cleaner. If
the condenser becomes dirty, clean with a soft damp cloth.
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