NSF RinseWell Smart Eco Rinse 4000 Series User manual

User’s Manual and Installation Guide

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CAUTIONS AND GENERAL NOTES
This manual covers all Recycled Hydro Solutions’RinseWell systems. Any variations in system
operation or configuration between these models are noted in the text. Recycled Hydro Solutions
reserves the right to make changes to the product covered in this manual to improve performance,
reliability or manufacturability. Make sure that this manual is used with the original product it was
shipped with. Although every effort has been made to ensure accuracy of the information contained in
this manual, Recycled Hydro Solutions assumes no responsibility for inadvertent errors.
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
READ AND FOLLOW ALL INSTRUCTIONS.
• Read this manual completely before attempting installation, operation, or service.
• Install in accordance with the installation instructions.
• Follow all applicable electrical and plumbing codes.
• Improper connection of the equipment-grounding conductor can result in a risk of electrocution. Have aqualified
electrician perform all electrical connections of this equipment.
• Warning- Electric shock hazard. Be sure to disconnect from power source before any service work is performed.
Failure to do so could result in serious injury or death.
• Do not power or operate with any panels or covers removed.
• Warning - Short term inhalation of high concentrations of ozone and long-term inhalation of low concentrationsof
ozone can cause serious harmful physiological effects. DO NOT inhale ozone gas produced by this device.
Note - ** Please consult with local plumbing codes and standards when installing the equipment. The installation
instructions are basic instructions for installing the product and do not specify plumbing codes or guidelines. This device
must have a backflow preventer installed at the water supply connection of the device.
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS AND STORE IN A SAFE LOCATION!

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
SECTION 1 System Components
SECTION 2 How the System Operates
SECTION 3 Operating Instructions
SECTION 4 Installation –Round Well Version
SECTION 5 Wi-Fi Network Configuration
SECTION 6 Maintenance

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SECTION 1 System Components
Round Well Version
Figure 1 –Round Well System Components

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SECTION 1 System Components cont.
Item Number
Part #
Description
1
4000
RinseWell® Smart Eco Rinse (SER)
2
38150
Bulkhead Fitting
3
58485
Faucet Supply
4
58534
Recirculation Assembly
5
37229
Venturi Injector
6
38052A
Power/Indicator Button
7
58525
Faucet Shroud-Round Well
7
69626
Faucet Shroud-Elongated Well
8
58528
Faucet Tube (beneath the Faucet
Shroud)
9
58530
Stand Tube
10
36001
Dipper Well Vessel 6” Round
11
58616
Stand Tube Screen
12
37238
Recirculation Output Fitting
13
37960
Bypass Knob
14
38055
Button Cable Connection
15
58484
Recirculating Return
16
37198A
Power Connection
17
37247
Fresh Water Connection
18
58529
Faucet Assembly
19
58611A
Scrub Box
20
37228
Ozone Check Valve
Not shown
49255
Backflow Preventer

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SECTION 2 How the System Operates
The RinseWell system is designed to be installed on a dipper well vessel of potable water that is used
for sanitizing utensils. The system first fills the dipper well vessel with fresh water and goes through a
short cleaning cycle on startup. Water is pumped through a venturi injector that introduces ozone gas
into the water. The ozone gas is generated within the enclosure. The ozonated water is then pumped
back into the dipper well vessel. RinseWell constantly monitors the quality of the water. When the
water becomes turbid (cloudy), the controller allows fresh water into the dipper well vessel causing an
overflow of water down the stand tube until the water becomes clear again. When the unit is
shutdown, RinseWell goes through an end of day cleaning and sanitizing cycle.

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SECTION 3 Operating Instructions
INITIAL STARTUP QUICK GUIDE
System Power-On
1. Insert overflow stand tube in the drain of the dipper well vessel.
2. Press the main power button once to turn on RinseWell.
3. The dipper well vessel will automatically fill with fresh water to the proper level.
Note: It is common for the water to overflow into the stand tube during the fill cycle.
4. Once filled, use the dipper well vessel as normal, storing utensils in the vesselbetween
uses of food/drink preparation.
• The RinseWell will automatically clean and sanitize the utensils.
• Additionally, when the water becomes dirty, the RinseWell will automatically
displace the dirty water (causing the water to overflow and drain) with fresh water
and continue in recirculating mode once the dirty water has been fully displaced.
Note: To force the RinseWell controller into an additional clean cycle, simply press the start
button once. This will be necessary periodically to flush debris that is trapped or floating on
top of water, or if foaming occurs.

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Nightly Shut-Down (End-Of-Day)
1. Press the button 3 times in succession. (The button will illuminate with aslow
intermittent pulse)
2. Pull out the stand tube (while unit is running) and clean the shroud, dipper well
vessel, and faucet assembly. Put the cleaned parts in place and insert stand tube.
3. RinseWell will run overnight in a maintenance cleaning mode.
Cleaning Frequency
1. Clean the shroud, dipper well vessel, stand tube, and faucet assembly in
accordance to your local health code.
System Power-Down
1. Press the button 5 or more times in succession and remove the stand tube to allow the
water to drain. (This should only be done when RinseWell will not be in use for several
days)
Things to avoid when using the RinseWell system:
1. Never operate the RinseWell system without the stand tube in place.
2. Ensure the dipper well vessel is clean and sanitized prior to use.
3. Use only cold tap water when operating the RinseWell system.
• Other cleaning products will affect ozone’s effectiveness and may cause system
damage.
• The system will not operate correctly if warm or hot water is used.
4. Do not place heavily soiled items in the RinseWell dipper well vessel.
5. Never operate the RinseWell system without the shroud in place.
6. Never leave water in the dipper well vessel while the RinseWell system is off.
In Case of Malfunction
1. If the RinseWell unit displays a rapid intermittent pulse on the button, simply press the
button again to restart.
2. If the unit continues to display a rapid intermittent pulse, use the following instructions
and call a repair technician:
• Turn off the RW unit, unplug the power supply.
• Ensure the overflow stand tube is inserted into the dipper well vessel.
• Turn the bypass knob ⑬located on top of the controller to “BYPASS MODE” to
allow the fresh water supply to bypass the RinseWell.
(This bypass will simply make the unit behave like a traditional dipper well)
Start Button- Light Indicator Signals
The Start Button has a blue indicator light that will show the various operation and error
modes.
• Slow Steady Blink: RinseWell is on standby mode
• Steady Solid: RinseWell is in operating mode (ready to use)
• Slow Intermittent Pulse: RinseWell is in maintenance cleaning cycle (End of Day cycle)

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• Rapid Intermittent Blinks: RinseWell has experienced a failure
2 Blinks in a row = Pump Failure
3 Blinks in a row = Fan Failure

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SECTION 4 Installation –Round Well System
Figure 3 –Round Well Installation Dimensions

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Figure 4 –Round Well Cutout Dimensions
Use bead of silicone
caulk to seal between
countertop surface and
the faucet assembly

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Figure 5 –Drain Recirculation Tube Routing

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Figure 6 –Round Well Installation

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Faucet and Round Well Installation
Make sure the appropriate cutouts for the faucet and round well are as specified
in Figure 4.
1. Place faucet assembly ⑱and wiring connector into the faucet cutout.
1a. Make sure the Carulite Cartridge is placed in the fan box as shown below:
*** DO NOT OPERATE WITHOUT USING CARULITE CARTRIDGE
2. Connect the wire connector of the faucet assembly ⑱to the connector of the
fan box ⑲.
3. Slide the fan box ⑲over the ½” threads of the faucet assembly ⑱stem.
4. Use the ½” stainless steel jam nut to secure the fan box ⑲to the underside
of the countertop.
Note: Be sure that all wires are tucked in the fan box before tightening the jam
nut.
5. Screw the venturi injector ⑤into the faucet assembly ⑱stem.
Correct Placement
of Carulite Cartride

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A
B
C
6. Place dipper well vessel ⑩in cutout in countertop. Add silicone between the
dipper well vessel’s lip and countertop to create a watertight seal.
7. Slide the faucet tube ⑧into the faucet assembly until it bottoms out inside the
button block.
8. Make drain connection to the drain assembly ④.
RinseWell Controller Installation
1. Mount the RinseWell® SER ①to the cabinet or cabinet wall (unit must be
mounted vertically). REFER TO FIGURE 3 & 4 FOR PROPER MOUNTING
CONFIGURATION AND DISTANCES.
3. Connect the ozone check valve ⑳the venturi injector vacuum inlet ⑤
using 3/16” silicone tubing (SHORT HOSE SECTION) and connect the other end
of 3/16” silicone tubing (LONG HOSE SECTION) to ozone bulkhead fitting②.
PLEASE REFER TO FIGURE 6 FOR CORRECT ORIENTATION OF CHECK VALVE
AND TUBING. NOTE THE DIRECTION OF THE ARROWS ON THE OZONE CHECK
VALVE ⑳. ARROWS POINT TO THE VENTURI INJECTOR VACUUM INLET ⑤
4. Connect the recirculating output ③to the venturi injector inlet ⑤using the
clear 3/8" EVA tubing .
5. Connect the dipper well vessel outlet ⑫to the recirculating input ⑮using
clear 1/2" EVA tubing .
6. Connect the orange cable
underside of the fan box ⑲. to the button cable connection ⑭to the
7. Attach the cold potable water supply line to the freshwater connection ⑰.
8. Open the valve to the cold potable water supply line.
9. Ensure all connections are watertight.
10. Plug the power supply into the power input ⑯and plug other end into power
outlet.
D

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Unit is ready for operation
** Please consult with local plumbing codes and standards when installing
the equipment. The installation instructions are basic instructions for
installing the product and do not specify plumbing codes or guidelines.

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SECTION 5 Wi-Fi connectivity
1. Using a phone, tablet or computer, select RW_XXXXXX on the list of
available Wi-Fi connections.
2. Enter the password rinsewell in the provided field and select “CONNECT”.
3. Once connected, open your web browser and enter the followingweb
address in the web address bar: 192.168.4.1 and press enter.
Example of RinseWell SSID.
Your unit will have different
letters/numbers

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4. The following web page will be displayed:
Setup page of RinseWell Controller
The upper part of the web page shows the status of certain parameters, the
lower half of the page shows the user adjustable parameters.
Parameter
Description
VER
Software Version
MOD: SN:
Model and Serial
UNIT
Your unique unit name
RUN TIME:
Total time controller has been in use since installation
WATER SAVED:
Total water saved based upon 40 gph
WATER USED:
Total water used since installation
TURB CLEAN:
Threshold turbidity value to run a clean cycle
TURB ACTUAL:
Actual turbidity (cloudiness) value
# CLEANS:
Number of clean cycles since last standby mode
PUMP CUR:
Water pump current
FAN CUR:
Scrubber fan current
WLAN CONN:
WLAN connection status: (Yes/No)
USER ADJUSTABLE PARAMETERS
UNIT ID:
Unique name for unit
FILL TIME:
Timeofdipper well vessel fillonstartup
CLEARLVL(1-5)
Water cleanliness level. 1-most cloudy, 5-cleanest
AUTO WAKE(0,1
Automatically wake from Standby mode (0-off, 1-on)
PIN NUM:
Pin number to make setting changes
WLAN ID:
Your network WLAN ID
WLAN PASS:
Your network WLAN password
LAN MAC:
RinseWell Controller MAC address

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To enter new values in User Adjustable Parameters, follow this 3 step
procedure.

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USER ADJUSTABLE PARAMETERS
UNIT ID:
The UNIT ID is a unique name for this unit that can be defined by the customer.
The UNIT ID should be different for every RinseWell installation within a location
and across the chain of different locations. A suggested naming convention
would include the location number (restaurant/store #) and a -1, -2, -3, etc. for
multiple installations within a location.
FILL TIME
The FILL TIME parameter adjusts the startup fill time to accommodate small to
large dipper well vessel sizes. Upon first startup, the indicator button will blink
rapidly while the vessel fills with water. Once the water level begins to overflow
down the stand tube, press the indicator button again to set the fill time. Set to 0
will clear the fill time and system can be auto calibrated again or the actual time
can be inputted into the FILL TIME field.
CLEAR LVL: (1-5)
The CLEAR LVL parameter adjusts how clear the water is kept during normal
use. A setting of 5 is the highest setting and will keep the water clearer, however
the water savings will be reduced. A setting of 1 will result in less clear water
(cloudier) and more water savings. Settings in between 1 and 5 result in
incremental changes in water clarity and water savings. The default setting is 4.
AUTO WAKE (0,1)
The AUTO WAKE parameter sets the unit to automatically wake from Standby
mode when dirty utensils are placed in the water. The default is 0-off.
WAP CONTROL (0,1)
The WAP CONTROL parameter allows the SSID to be visible or hidden.
When the WAP CONTROL parameter is set on (1), the SSID will become
hidden after 20 minutes from the time the unit is turned on. The default is 0-
off.
PIN NUM:
User definable pin number to make setting changes in the User Adjustable
Parameters screen
WLAN ID:
The WLAN ID parameter is Wi-Fi name (SSID) of the user’s Wi-Fi system. See
next section for details on how to connect the RinseWell controller to your Wi-Fi
system.