Haws 2000S User manual

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No. 0510000663 (2)
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Model 2000S/2000SN
Bottle Filler with Lifecycle Control
INSTALLATION GUIDE
NOTE: A Class A ground-fault circuit interrupter
(GFCI) shall be installed in the branch-circuit
supplying power to this unit.
CAUTION! Prior to making any electrical
connections, verify with a voltmeter that power
from the service panel is off.
SHOULD YOU EXPERIENCE DIFFICULTY WITH THE INSTALLATION OF THIS
MODEL, OR REQUIRE REPLACEMENT PARTS, PLEASE CALL:
TECHNICAL SUPPORT:
1-800-766-5612
HOURS OF OPERATION: MON-THURS 7:00a.m. - 4:30p.m PT, FRI 7:00a.m.- 11:00a.m. PT
PARTS LIST: 1 bottle filler, 1 filter cartridge, 1 plastic drain basin, 1 brass waste bend, 1 waste
nut, 1 rubber waste washer, 1 hex key, 2 drain basin screws, 2 drain basin screw washers.
RECOMMENDED TOOLS: Phillips screwdrivers, level, slip joint pliers.
REQUIRED PARTS (NOT SUPPLIED): Qty. 6 – 10 #6 sheet metal or wood screws (depending on
construction of wall studs), 1/2” screwdriver stop, 3/8” tubing (to be used for water supply inlet), 1-
1/4” trap, qty. 3 wire connectors.
PRODUCT INSTALLATION: When installing this product, local, state or federal codes should be
adhered to. This unit is certified for indoor use only.
SUPPLY LINE: Minimum recommended line size is 1/2" IPS with 30-90 PSI (2-6 ATM) flowing
pressure; supply water is to be cold water supply. Intended for municipal water only.
PLUMBING CONNECTIONS: Inlet is 3/8” O.D. push-in type fitting. Waste bend is 1-1/4” O.D.
pipe; an acceptable trap must be used after waste bend.
ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS:115VAC, 60HZ, approx. 0.14A. Unit wired directly to incoming
line (stripped leads provided).
RATED SERVICE FLOW: 0.5 GPM (2725L/day)
OPERATING TEMPERATURE: 35–100°F (1.7–37.8°C)
OPERATING PRESSURE: 30-90 PSI
FILTER CAPACITY: 2500 gallons (9460L) or 1 year
REPLACEMENT FILTER CARTRIDGE: Electronic Lifecycle Control Filter Model 6423

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INSTALLATION PROCEDURE
NOTES:
1. This unit is certified for indoor use only.
2. For all plastic push-in type fitting connections, only connect NSF-61 copper or plastic
tubing. Stainless steel or glass tubing is not recommended. The following assembly
instructions must be followed to ensure a watertight connection:
a. Cut tubing square and clean.
b. Mark from end of tube the length of insertion (See table below).
c. Push tube into the fitting until it bottoms out.
d. To remove, depress collet and pull tubing out.
Tube Sizes
O.D. Tolerance
Insertion Depth
1/4”
±.005”
11/16”
3/8”
±.005”
3/4”
1/2”
±.005”
7/8”
3. Use NSF-61 approved pipe joint sealant on all threaded water connections.
4. Do not use with water that is microbiologically unsafe or unknown quality without
adequate disinfection before or after the system. Systems certified for cyst reduction
may be used on disinfected waters that may contain filterable cysts.
5. Use the cardboard inserts from the box to support the unit while preparing for
installation by placing unit face down on inserts.
Step 1: To open the unit, slide the supplied hex key into the notch in the left-hand side of the hinged
upper plastic panel and press the key firmly in that same direction. This will disengage the
internal spring latch.Simultaneously pull open the hinged panel (see Step 1 Diagram). Take
care not to damage the stainless steel panel or the spring latch in this process.
Step 2: Unscrew the 4 side-mounted panel screws on
the outside of the bottle filler using the
WARNING: Filter is not intended to withstand operating pressures greater than 100 PSI (6.8
ATM). If inlet pressure is greater than this, filter must be protected with a pressure regulator.
WARNING: Make certain power is disconnected before installation to reduce risk of electrical
shock.
Step 1 Diagram

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supplied hex key, and remove the mounting frame from the bottle filler (see Step 2 Diagram).
Step 3: Use the 2 washers and the 2 screws supplied to attach drain basin to unit as shown in Step 3
diagram (other components removed for clarity).
Install waste bend with nut and rubber washer as shown (see Step 3 Diagram).
Step 4: Firmly screw filter cartridge into filter head (see Step 4 Diagram). NOTE: Bottle filler will
work only if a filter cartridge is installed and its wiring is plugged in (see Step 9).
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Step 3 Diagram
(Back View)
Step 2 Diagram

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Step 5: Create a wall opening for the unit as shown in Step 5 Diagram – hold rough-in dimensions to
within 1/8”.The bottle filler is designed to fit between two normally spaced 2 X 4 studs (16”
center-to-center).
Install waste line, supply line, and electrical lines in locations shown. The supply line should
be brought up through the rectangular waste cutout in the bottom of the unit. Double-check
waste, supply, and electrical line locations.
Install a 1/2” IPS supply screwdriver stop (not supplied) into the water supply line where it will
be readily accessible.
NOTE: A suitable trap must be used in conjunction with the waste. This trap should be
positioned in a location where it can be accessed and removed (it may be helpful to use a
wall-mounted access panel).
NOTE: When installing this unit, all pertinent local, state, or federal codes should be adhered
to.
Bottle filler (rear cover removed) viewed from behind wall
Step 5 Diagram

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Step 6: Place the mounting frame into its opening such
that it sits flush against the wall. Use some appropriate
#6 screws (between 4 & 8 as required; not supplied) to
secure the frame into the wall; notice that mounting
holes are provided in the top, bottom, and sides of the
mounting frame (see Step 6 Diagram).
Use a level to verify that the mounting frame
is level horizontally and vertically; this will
help to assure proper drainage and water
flow that is properly aligned.
Step 7:
Place the bottle filler onto its mounting frame and
make the connection between the bottle filler
waste and the plumbed-in waste line.
Secure the bottle filler to the mounting frame using
the 4 screws removed in Step 2 (see Step 7
Diagram).
Step 8: Open the power junction box; run
supply power wiring through the
bottom cable grip. Connect supply
power to lead (black), neutral
(white), and ground (green) wires
inside the box (stripped leads
provided) (see Step 8 Diagram).
Replace cover.
Step 7 Diagram
Step 8 Diagram
Step 6 Diagram
Step 7 Diagram

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Step 11 Diagram A
Step 9: Run 3/8” tubing (not supplied) between the
screwdriver stop (installed in Step 5) and the
bottle filler’s supply inlet elbow in the
filter head (it may help to temporarily remove the
filter cartridge – see Step 9 Diagram).
Connect the wiring coming off of the filter
cartridge to the wiring coming out of the
circuit board enclosure (see Step 9 Diagram).
Step 10: Open the screwdriver stop wide open and check for leaks.
Close the hinged upper panel and provide power to the bottle
filler.
Step 11: Activate the bottle filler by placing a bottle or cup in front of the
sensor (see Step 11 Diagram A). If water does not dispense,
see the Troubleshooting Guide in the Owner’s Manual.
The pressure regulator may need to be adjusted to better
complement the input pressure at the installation site (see Step
11 Diagram B below). To do so, pull out the adjustment knob
and rotate as needed (clockwise from the front of the unit
decreases flow); push knob in when desired flow is achieved.
* Flow rate is factory set to the maximum flow rate for reduced
water consumption.
Step 12: Approximately five gallons of water must be run through the system after the unit is
installed in order to remove the loose carbon particles from the filter cartridge and any air
bubbles from the system (both of these are normal occurrences after a filter change).
Check the system for leaks. Place hex key in a secure location.
Step 9 Diagram (Back View)
Step 11 Diagram B