Coleman 2300 Series Instructions For Use Manual page 7

Use and Operation
Follow these simple steps for using Hot Water on Demand
unit Complete Set-Up steps on previous pages.
CAUTION
Be cautious before plunging your hands into a basin of
water by testing the temperature first.
NOTE: Check electrical and quick connector before using
Hot Water on Demand TM
Electrical Connection
Quick Connector
For Unheated Water:
• Rotate the faucet
outward (Fig. 8).
• Push and turn the
control knob
counterclockwise and
position the knob at the
"cool" setting (Fig. 9).
• You can release the
knob while unheated
water is pumping.
• Turn the knob
clockwise to turn the
water heater "off" (Fig. 10).
• The resulting output water temperature will be the same
temperature as your source water.
TM
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temperature lower than your source water in the cool
setting.
Fig. 9
cont.
unit.
Fig. 8
unit will not cool water to a
Fig. 10
TM
For Warm Water
• Rotate the faucet
outward (Fig. 11).
• Push and turn the
control knob counter-
clockwise and position
the knob at the "warm"
setting that is comfort-
able for you (Fig. 12).
• You can release the
knob while warm
water is pumping.
• Turn the knob clockwise to turn the water heater "off "
(Fig.13).
• The resulting output water temperature is dependent on
the temperature of your source water.
• Hot Water on Demand
temperature once you select the setting.
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temperature more than 55° over the temperature of the
source water in the warm setting.
Fig. 12
For Hotter Water
• Rotate the faucet out-
ward (Fig. 14).
• Push and turn the
control knob counter-
clockwise.
• To reach the hottest
water temperature, the
knob must be held
counterclockwise with
one hand all the way
to the "hot" setting (Fig. 15).
• When the water has reached your desired temperature,
place your cup or mug underneath the faucet.
• When you release the knob, the water heater will
automatically reset to warm or you can turn the knob
clockwise to turn the water heater "off " (Fig. 16).
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temperature more than 100° over the temperature of
the source water in the "Hot" setting.
Fig. 15
Fig. 11
TM unit will maintain a constant
TM unit will not increase the water
Fig. 13
Fig. 14
TM unit will not increase the water
Fig. 16
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