Part 2 : Installation - Modena Spigliato Series User Manual Book

Please read this operation manual carefully before operating the appliance in order to use the
appliance properly and safely. Pay attention to the entire sign or warning explained on the pictures or
text.
1. Install the dispenser on an even and stable surface. A minimum
distance of 20 cm from the wall must be provided.
2. Leave it for 1 hour to stabilize the refrigerant.
3. Insert the pipe into the gallon and then cover it with the lid.
4. Center the gallon and close the lower cabinet door.
5. Connect the power cord to the power socket, and turn on the red
switch (heater) located behind the appliance. Make sure that the
socket/electric source has been grounded to prevent electric
leakage. Turn on the switch located behind the appliance.
6. For initial use, the inside of the appliance must be cleaned. Press
the hot and cold water button. Make sure the water dispenses
out of the tap. After that, wait around 20 minutes, then remove
the gallon out of the storage and empty the water by opening the
drain valve. Make sure the power cord is unplugged from the
power source when draining the remaining water.
Attention :
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This appliance is designed for indoor use.
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Make sure the pipe is installed properly and the cabinet door closed
securely
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When the water in the gallon is empty, turn off the red switch
(heating) before replacing it with a new one.
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Avoid placing the appliance in a humid, wet and poor electrical installation because it can cause
an electric shock or fire.
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Do not place flammable objects near the dispenser.
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Do not expose the appliance to direct sunlight and rain because it can degrade its performance
and cause electrical leakage hazard.
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Do not connect this dispenser to the source of electric current or pressing the heating button if
there is no water in the tank or no water flows from the hot water tap if the button is pressed.
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Do not modify the power cord on the appliance or connect using extension cord to prevent risks
of short circuit and fire.
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Do not touch the back or the condenser to avoid electric shock.
Part 2 :
Installation
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