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628 & 698 Models Range Overview A comprehensive range of watercoolers, available in two different operational types: • “Classic”- Reservoir Model (Cold Water Storage Tank) • “Direct Chill” Model (No Stored Drinking Water) Both types are available as: • Floorstanding •...
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628 & 698 Models All types All b & o “Classic” & “Direct Chill” models are self contained machines with robust steel sided cabinets and attractively moulded front and top panels. An IEC Power Lead is supplied for connection to the IEC socket found on the rear of all models. Floorstanding Models All are supplied with an opening lower door and are prefitted with a removable filter mounting bracket.
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628 & 698 Models Controls Cold & Ambient Models Electrical On/Of switch - At upper rear of machine. Switches on Cooling Operation. Cold Thermostat - At rear of machine. On Classic models and inside the machine, next to the Chill Tank, on DC Models.
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628 & 698 Models CW698 Installation and Operational Guide IMPORTANT - the guide must be read before attempting to connect the machine. Introduction Congratulations on your wise choice of water cooler. Your Borg & Overström water cooler will provide you with a continuous supply of water 24 hours a day.
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628 & 698 Models Top cover Baffle plate Float valve Indicator panel Taps Drip Tray Hot & cold switches Inlet Sanitisation & Cleaning 1. Please make sure that the machine has been disconnected from the electrical supply before any cleaning commences.
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628 & 698 Models DC698 Installation and Operational Guide IMPORTANT - the guide must be read before attempting to connect the machine. Introduction Congratulations on your wise choice of water cooler. Your Borg & Overström water cooler will provide you with a continuous supply of water 24 hours a day.
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628 & 698 Models Top cover Cover of Header Tank Ice Bank Header Tank Float Valve Indicator Panel Cold Water Button Hot Water Button Drip Tray Hot & cold switches Inlet Sanitisation & Cleaning 1. To commence sanitisation, simply isolate the water supoply and remove the filter cartridge. 2.
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628 & 698 Models CW628 Installation and Operational Guide IMPORTANT - the guide must be read before attempting to connect the machine. Introduction Congratulations on your wise choice of water cooler. Your Borg & Overström water cooler will provide you with a continuous supply of water 24 hours a day.
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628 & 698 Models Hot & cold switches Inlet Top Cover Baffle Pipe Float Valve Indicator Panel Taps Drip Tray Sanitisation & Cleaning 1. Please make sure that the machine has been disconnected from the electrical supply before any cleaning commences.
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628 & 698 Models Cup Dispenser 1. Carefully unpack and inspect for damage. 2. Select fitting position (Normally at top of right hand side panel towards front of machine). 3. Attach self adhesive pad to mounting bracket and affix to chosen site (Clean area first to ensure good adhesion).
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628 & 698 Models LEAK DETECTOR Installation and Operational Guide IMPORTANT - the guide must be read before attempting to connect the machine. Introduction Congratulations, you have chosen wisely to add a Leak Detector to your Borg & Overström water cooler.
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628 & 698 Models Installation & Operation This product can only be used in conjunction with a Borg & Overström water cooler. Please follow the step-by-step procedures for installation: 1. Please fix the Leak Detector as high as possible within the machine. Ensure that the red lever has sufficient space to be activated.
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628 & 698 Models Installing the Level Sensor 698/698H Models: 1. Ensure water and electricity supplies to machine are switched off. 2. Remove Tap Cover Panel and disconnect PCB 3. Remove Front Panel. (Be ready to catch Lower Door when lifting Front Panel Clear) 4.
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628 & 698 Models The Waste Kit • Remove Filter Bracket from base of machine and place container inside • Remove top lid. This will allow access to the rear of the drip tray area. • Connect the 2 lengths of silicone tube together using the 90 degree elbow •...
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628 & 698 Models Sanitisation Guide Direct Chill Water Coolers Turn off incoming mains water, briefly press dispense button(s) to release internal water pressure from the machine and remove filter. If possible temporarily shut off inlet to any hot tank as sanitisation of a hot tank in continuous use is unnecessary.
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628 & 698 Models Sanitisation Guide Reservoir Water Coolers Please make sure that the machine has both been switched off and disconnected from the electrical supply and that the water is turned off, use the taps (and drain point if fitted) to drain off all the water, before any cleaning commences.
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628 & 698 Models Descaling Guide Reservoir Model Scale deposits will occur whenever water is heated. Higher deposits will occur with harder water and higher temperatures. Although scale deposits can be reduced through using softened water this is not necessarily desirable due to the adverse effect on taste.
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R E S E R V O I R M O D E L S Trouble Shooting Fault Diagnosis Guide (1) No Water Dispenses Problem/ Report Possible Cause Suggested Action No Water Dispenses Ambient Water too warm Water Supply turned off (and Tank empty) Check all Taps/valves/ filters on incoming supply are fitted and are turned on.
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Trouble Shooting Fault Diagnosis Guide (2) Water Dispenses but Not Correct Temperature Problem/ Report Possible Cause Suggested Action Water Dispenses But Not Correct Temperature Ambient Water too warm Low usage and heat from compressor influencing Check Tank Insulation fitted and / or advise stored water customer High usage and fed from water supply pipe in...
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Trouble Shooting Fault Diagnosis Guide (3) Water Not Hot Problem/ Report Possible Cause Suggested Action Hot Water Not Hot Ambient Temp only Heating operation switched off (No Yellow LED) Switch on Heating operation tripped off (No Yellow LED) Reset Overheat Button on Hot Tank Break in supply wiring to control circuit Locate break and repair Warm Temperature - not hot...
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Trouble Shooting Fault Diagnosis Guide (4) Water Leaks Problem/ Report Possible Cause Suggested Action Water Leaks Water lying on top edge of Overflowing Drip Tray Empty Drip Tray lower door panel and / or bottom of machine Water lying in bottom of Leak in supply inlet pipe-work and / or filter Locate and repair accordingly machine or on mid shelf...
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Trouble Shooting Fault Diagnosis Guide (5) Miscellaneous Problem/ Report Possible Cause Suggested Action Miscellaneous Bleeping Noise Level Sensor fitted and Tank full Empty Level Sensor Tank No LED Lights No electricity to Machin Check power supply and reconnect as necessary (Also check out other symptoms as described separately) Faulty PCB (Machine working normally otherwise)
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D I R E C T C H I L L M O D E L S O N L Y Trouble Shooting Fault Diagnosis Guide (6) No Water Dispenses Problem/ Report Possible Cause Suggested Action No Water Dispenses From Ambient Valve Water Supply turned off Check all Taps/valves/ filters on incoming supply are fitted and are turned on.
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D I R E C T C H I L L M O D E L S O N L Y Trouble Shooting Fault Diagnosis Guide (6) continued No Water Dispenses Problem/ Report Possible Cause Suggested Action No Water Dispenses From Cold Tap Firstly all as for Ambient Tap Carry out checks and actions as for ambient tap.
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D I R E C T C H I L L M O D E L S O N L Y Trouble Shooting Fault Diagnosis Guide (7) Water Dispenses but Not Correct Temperature Problem/ Report Possible Cause Suggested Action Water Dispenses but Not Correct Temperature Ambient Water too warm Low usage and / or fed from water supply pipe in Advise customer...
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D I R E C T C H I L L M O D E L S O N L Y Trouble Shooting Fault Diagnosis Guide (8) Water Leaks Problem/ Report Possible Cause Suggested Action Water Leaks Water lying on top edge of Overflowing Drip Tray Empty Drip Tray lower door panel and / or...
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D I R E C T C H I L L M O D E L S O N L Y Trouble Shooting Fault Diagnosis Guide (9) Miscellaneous Problem/ Report Possible Cause Suggested Action Miscellaneous Bleeping Noise Level Sensor fitted and Tank full Empty Level Sensor Tank No LED Lights No electricity to Machin...
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D I R E C T C H I L L M O D E L S O N L Y Trouble Shooting Fault Diagnosis Guide (10) Intermittent Water Dispense/Continuous Water Dispense Problem/ Report Possible Cause Suggested Action Slow but Continuous Water Dispense From Ambient or Cold Water Low incoming Water pressure Consider replumbing to alternative supply if...
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Floorstanding Cold and Ambient CW698 Floorstanding Cold and Ambient Graphite CW698H Floorstanding Cold and Hot Silver CW698H Floorstanding Cold and Hot Graphite CW628 Countertop Cold and Ambient Silver CW628 Countertop Cold and Ambient Graphite CW628H Countertop Cold and Hot Silver CW628H...
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628 & 698 Models 166872 Hot Tank c/w 87 TC set 166920 Hot Tank c/w 92TC set and heater band 167240 DC Cold Tank Set ELECTRICAL 171201 PCB Cold 698 171202 PCBoard 171203 PCB-Hot 92NTC 171204 PCB-DC 171211 PCB Cold 798 171212 PCB Hot 798 171221...
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628 & 698 Models 173258 82C Hot Tank Thermostat 173259 90C Temperature Sensors 173261 82/92 Upgrade Kit 173262 Cold Thermostat 818 173450 Hot Upgrade Kit 90C/97C (92C) 174231 Elec Rocker Switch 174310 DC Tank Pump Set 174311 Compressor Wire Cover 174313 Compressor 174314...
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628 & 698 Models 182461 M4 x7 S/S PHD M/Screws 183241 Back Nut 183242 698 Hot Tank/DC Drain Nut 184531 Adjustable Foot for 798/728 184541 Fixture Sheet for Cup Dispenser 184542 Spring Cover for Cup Dispenser 184543 Rubber Sheet for Cup Dispenser 184622 Door Magnetic Catch 184623...
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628 & 698 Models MACHINES 105910 Floorstanding Cold and Ambient Silver 105920 Floorstanding Cold and Ambient Graphite 106910 Floorstanding Cold and Hot Silver 106920 Floorstanding Cold and Hot Graphite 105210 Countertop Cold and Ambient Silver 105220 Countertop Cold and Ambient Graphite 106210 Countertop Cold and Hot Silver 106220...
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628 & 698 Models RETURNS NOTE Azure Service No: IMPORTANT: TO ENABLE US TO PROCESS YOUR CLAIM AS QUICKLY AS POSSIBLE, PLEASE FULLY COMPLETE ALL SECTIONS, FOLLOWING THE PROCEDURE DETAILED OVERLEAF. CREDIT WILL NOT BE CONSIDERED UNLESS THIS NOTE IS FULLY COMPLETED AND ENCLOSED WITH THE RETURNED ITEM(S) WITHIN FOURTEEN DAYS OF THE SUPPLY OF THE REPLACEMENT ITEM.
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628 & 698 Models Azure Returns Procedure If you want to return any of your items please follow the instructions below • An Azure Service Number must be obtained prior to returning any goods by calling Azure Service on : 0845 450 30 90.
628 & 698 Models STEP-BY-STEP PROCEDURES Contents Hot Tank Replacement Procedure ........... . . Page 60-62 Procedure for Upgrading Hot Water Temperature Control System .
628 & 698 Models Hot Tank Replacement Procedure Tools Required 10-Ltr Bucket 1Litre jug *1Pt Long Blade Phillips Screwdriver (250mm blade min) Flat Blade Screwdriver Side Cutters Estimated time 20 minutes *Preferable, otherwise a standard short bladed version can be used. 1.
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628 & 698 Models 6. View of the Hot Tank inside the machine. 7. At this stage, determine which type of Hot Tank is fitted. a) Internal Element Tank b) Thermister Probe Tank c) External Thermostat (Discontinued-Can be (NB. External sensor Tank (Can also be retrofitted all with mountings may vary)
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628 & 698 Models 11. Disconnect the heater power block, carefully remove the tie wrap (with cutters) and remove the Tank. 12. Before fitting the new Hot Tank, ensure the Heater Element is securely fitted (as shown) and depending on the replacement Hot Tank type, either with one or two of the external sensors.
628 & 698 Models Procedure for Upgrading Hot Water Temperature Control System Tools required: PH1 Philips Screwdriver Part required: B & O Hot Upgrade Kit...
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628 & 698 Models Fig 1. Remove Top Lid of the cooler and then carefully remove the Tap Cover from the front panel by squeezing and then lifting off away from front. Fig 2. Disconnect both large and small plugs. Fig 3.
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628 & 698 Models Fig 4. Replace with new circuit board, as supplied. Fig 5. Remove screws holding condenser and very carefully ease condenser away as shown below in Fig 6. Fig 6. Access now possible to Hot Tank. If also replacing Hot Water Tank follow Hot Water Tank Replacement Procedure sections 7-15 at this stage. (This may then mean some of the follwing stages of this procedure are already covered there).
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628 & 698 Models Fig 7. Remove the Thermistor Probe (with black wire) complete with the clear silicone rubber holder. Fig 8. Bung hole with cap, as supplied. Fig 9. Remove the existing Overload Thermostat.
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628 & 698 Models Fig 10. Fit new Overload Thermostat (with button) to top position and Thermostat (without button) to bottom. Ensure that the white Heat Transfer Paste is already applied to the back of the thermostats before fitting. Fig 11. Reconnect the original Overload Thermostat wiring to the top overload Thermostat.
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628 & 698 Models Fig 13. Feed out of hole in front panel ready to plug onto new circuit board. Fig 14. Attach the two connectors on the other end to each of the terminals on the bottom Tank Thermostat. Fig 15.
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628 & 698 Models Fig 16. Draw out inlet end of water pipe tubing from back of machine, leaving attached at inlet valve end. Fig 17. Carefully rotate push fit elbow half a full turn clockwise and re-route water pipe tubing around right hand side of tank and down and out of rear of machine.
628 & 698 Models Water Tubing Replacement - Step by Step Guide 1. Remove the two retaining 2. Disconnect existing white 3. Disconnect other end of screws from the back of top tubing from push-fit elbow existing white tubing from lid and remove lid.
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628 & 698 Models Water Tubing Replacement- Step by Step Guide continued 7. Continue to feed the end of 8. Connect the tubing to the 9. Route the replacement tube the tube downwards and Bulkhead fitting (if required) clockwise around the top through the cut-out in the tank as shown and connect to next shelf panel also, and...
628 & 698 Models Azure Technical Advice Procedure For Checking the Compressor/ Cooling Operation If the Compressor does not run: 1. Check the LED display For Cold & Ambient models the green (top) LED should always be on and the Yellow (Bottom) when cooling is called for.
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628 & 698 Models If the Compressor Does Run (Presuming that the Cold water is not being cooled sufficiently) 1. Check the small pipe on the ‘high’ side of the compressor. This should be quite warm after several minutes of normal operation.
628 & 698 Models Solenoid Valve Replacement 1. Turn off the water supply, press dispense buttons to release water pressure and disconnect electrical power lead. 2. Carefully remove Top Cover, Keypad Panel and Front Panel from machine 3. Pull off Faucet (A). 4.
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INSTALLATION & OPERATION GUIDE 628 & 698 MODELS Technical Support Available 0700-1700 Monday to Friday Telephone 01362 656926 01362 656923 Email service@azureuk.co.uk Azure UK 5 John Goshawk Road Rash's Green East Dereham Norfolk NR19 1SY t +44 (0) 1362 656 928 f +44 (0) 1362 656 920 e sales@azureuk.co.uk w www.azureuk.co.uk...
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