Dispensing Cold Water; Dispensing Hot Water - vitapur VWD2266W Guide D'utilisation Et D'entretien

1. Unplug the unit and remove the water bottle.
2. Remove the bottle support collar and check the water
level inside the reservoir – it should be at roughly three -
quarters full.
3. Add or drain a few glasses of water to achieve the
required fill level.
4. Closely monitor the water level inside the reservoir,
(1-2 hours) if the water level drops, immediately drain
the remaining water from the unit and call customer
service at 1-866-253-0447. If the water level remains
constant it is the water bottle not the dispenser that is
leaking. Please contact your water supplier for a
replacement bottle.Please visit us at
www.greenwayhp.com for water dispenser accessories
and helpful use and care tips.
Operation

1. DISPENSING COLD WATER

² Place a glass under the spigot.
² Press the cold water dispensing button (E) until the
desired amount of water is dispensed.

2. DISPENSING HOT WATER

Warning:
The hot water is heated to approximately 194˚ F / 90˚C. Temperatures
above 125˚ F / 52˚ C can cause severe burns from scalding. DO NOT ALLOW
CHILDREN TO USE THE HOT WATER DISPENSING BUTTON WITHOUT
PROPER AND DIRECT SUPERVISION
² Place a glass under the spigot.
² Press the red child safety lock, (located at the front of the button) while at the
same time pressing the hot water button (D) down until the desired amount of
water is dispensed.
² Release button and the child safety lock re-engages (locks) automatically.
3. ADJUSTING THE COLD WATER TEMPERATURE
² By turning the thermostat (G) at the back of the unit,
the temperature can be adjusted. Turn the dial clock
wise between the Min. (cool) and Max. (colder) levels
until the desired temperature is reached.
Note:
If the water dispenser is not
dispensing water, there could be a possible
ice build up due to the thermostat being
set too cold. If this happens, unplug the
dispenser overnight and then reset. Set
thermostat to Min, slowly increasing based
on your use and need for cold water.
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D
G
TEMP
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Min.
Max.
Vent Tube
Water Level
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