Oasis POU_1RREC Series Installation and maintenance instructions

INSTALLATION &
SERVICE INSTRUCTIONS
B_1RREC / B_1RREC
POU_1EC / POU_1RREC
Series Coolers

BEFORE YOU START USING THIS WATER COOLER PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING
INSTRUCTION VERY CARREFULLY.
WARNINGS:
- THIS APPLIANCE IS NOT INTENDED FOR USE BY PERSONS (INCLUDING CHILDREN)
WITH REDUCED PHYSICAL, SENSORY OR MENTAL CAPABILITIES, OR LACK OF
EXPERIENCE AND KNOWLEDGE, UNLESS THEY HAVE BEEN GIVEN SUPERVISION OR
INSTRUCTION CONCERNING USE OF THE APPLIANCE BY THE PERSON RESPONSIBLE
FOR THEIR SAFETY
- CHILDREN SHOULD BE SUPERVISED TO ENSURE THAT THEY DO NOT PLAY WITH THE
APPLIANCE
- IF THE SUPPLY CORD IS DAMAGED, IT MUST BE REPLACED BY A SPECIAL CORD OR
ASSEMBLY AVAILABLE FROM THE MANUFACTURER OR ITS SERVICE AGENT
-THIS APPLIANCE MUST BE EARTHED
Contents:
•Technical Specification
•Pre-Delivery Inspection
•Filter Installation
•Installing the OASIS green filter system
•Cooler Installation
•General Troubleshooting Guidelines
•Accessing the Internal Chassis
•Cleaning and Sanitizing Instructions
Technical Specification:
•Product Dimensions
oHeight: 1125mm
oWidth: 318mm
oDepth: 405mm
oNet Weight:
30,5 kg Cold, Hot and Carbo model
•Electrical Specification
Model B_1RRKY
POU_1RRKY
B_1RRECKY
POU_1RRECKY
B_1RRECHSY
POU_1RRECHSY
B_RRHSY
POU_1RRHSY
Voltage 220 - 240V
50/60Hz 220 - 240V 50/60Hz 220 - 240V 50/60Hz
220 - 240V
50/60Hz
Current 0.8 A 1.2 A 2.8 A 2.4 A
Power 95 Watts 95 Watts 520 Watts 520 Watts
E – Electronic
X - Mechanical

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•Wiring Diagram
•Models:
•BXRRHSY, POUX1RRHSY, BX1RRKY, POUX1RRKY

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Models:
BE1RRECHSY EUR PC, BE1RRECKY EUR PC, POUE1RRECHSY EUR PC, POUE1RRECKY EUR PC,

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Modele:
BX1RRECHSY EUR PC, BX1RRECKY EUR PC , POUX1RRECHSY EUR PC , POUX1RRECKY EUR

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Modele:
BE1RRHSY EUR PC, BE1RRKY EUR PC, POUE1RRHSY EUR PC, POUE1RRKY EUR PC

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General Information
•The B_1RREC & POU_1RREC Series coolers are designed for use with a supply of potable
water. The cooler should not be used with water supplies of unknown bacterial quality or those
that are not already fit for human consumption. The machine should only be used with a potable
drinking water supply.
•This unit is suitable for indoor use in domestic, commercial & industrial locations. They should
not be sited in locations where they may be subjected to rain or snow.
Cooling System
•This cooler is designed with a removable reservoir. The reservoir can be replaced with a
sanitised unit during routine maintenance services.
•The cold water temperature is preset at the factory at approximately 4°C (39°F) – the water
temperature is controlled by a thermostat that is located on the back of the unit. Cold water
temperatures may be adjusted via a slotted screw on the body of the control (can be accessed
through the hole in the metal finger plate on the back of the unit.). Turning this screw in the
clockwise direction will make the water colder (and vice versa).
Hot Water System
•The hot water temperature is preset at the factory at approximately 88°C (190°F) – the water
temperature is controlled by a thermostat that is located on the hot tank. Hot water temperatures
may be adjusted depending on the hot tank model.
Carbonated Water Circuit
•The carbonation level of the water is based on coldness of the water and pressure of the CO2
bottle, & the setting of the flow regulator. The carbonation level in the water can be increased by
either raising the CO2 pressure (which is adjustable in some models) or reducing the
temperature of the CO2 water, or adjusting the flow regulator (which is accessible through the
right side panel)
•Purging of the CO2 circuit is necessary at initial start up & after sanitization of the reservoir.
The purge button is located on the left side panel
Ambient Water Circuit
•The water in the ambient water circuit is not cooled - the temperature of the water will be the
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the ambient room temperature. The ambient water should be flushed after long periods of non
use.
Compressor
•The compressor uses the hydrofluorocarbon refrigerant R134a which is a non-Ozone depleting
substance with a Global Warming Potential of 1,300. The compressor is controlled by an
electromechanical thermostat that controls the temperature of the water in the Reservoir.
•The compressor is equipped with an automatic reset protector that disconnects the motor from
the line in case of an overload.
•This unit is equipped with a sealed compressor that requires no additional lubrication.
Water Pipe and Fittings
•The entire internal water circuit and all the components which come in contact with water are
made from food grade approved material
Mounting Feet
•The unit is supplied with 4 mounting feet which can be used to level the cooler on uneven
surfaces.
Maintenance
•Periodically remove dirt and lint from the condenser. Inspection should be done every three
months. If cleaning is required, disconnect the power supply cord, and then clean the condenser
with a small stiff non-wire brush. Following this procedure will ensure adequate air circulation
through the condenser for efficient and economical operation.
NOTE: Under no circumstances should the cabinetry be cleaned using a water jet
•WaterGuard helps prevent foreign matter from entering the cooling tank. Its parts should be
inspected, cleaned and replaced (if necessary) at regular intervals. Operation of the cooler
without WaterGuard components in place may allow airborne dust particles to enter the cooling
tank.
•Cleaning of water contact components
oThe European Bottled Water Association recommends that water contact parts should be
cleaned and sanitised every 3 months. It is recommended that this process is carried out
by trained personnel
Water Valves:
•Control of water dispensing is achieved by means of DC electrical solenoid valves. TWO or
FOUR valves are used depending on the model – one for cold water (24Vdc), one for hot water
or ambient water (24Vdc), TWO for carbonated water (24Vdc).
Panels:
•All external molded panels are made from ABS plastic. The material used is UV resistant and
meets all CE and UL requirements for fire safety. All metal panels are made from galvanized
steel which is then painted. The galvanized coating provides increased resistance to rust and
corrosion.

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CO2 bottle location
•CO2 bottle can be located in the filter compartment. To gain access to filter compartment see
relevant section in this manual. A base and Velcro strap are supplied to secure the bottle at the
installation site. Do not transport cooler with the CO2 bottle inside the filter compartment as this
could damage the cooler. The total max height of CO2 bottle that can be fitted inside the
compartment is 440mm The max diameter of the CO2 bottle is 160mm.
•Larger CO2 bottles must be installed away from the cooler
CO2 bottle regulator
•A CO2 regulator may be supplied with the cooler depending on model. This is located inside the
filter compartment
•CO2 regulators may be adjustable depending on model
•CO2 regulators may differ depending on region
Spare Parts
•Oasis International supplies spare parts for all of its watercoolers. For European service, please
check the OASIS web-site at www.oasis.ie for full illustrated parts breakdowns that give full
details of all replacement parts. For service from the United States, refer to the OASIS
International web-site www.oasiscoolers.com
Pre-Delivery Inspection:
1. Examine the packaging for signs of damage – report any damage to the carrier.
2. Remove the carton from the cooler – cut the tape and lift the carton from the cooler. Store the carton
and foam packaging for repacking the cooler prior to shipping it to the customer.
3. Remove the shipping bag from the cooler
4. Carry out a general inspection of the cooler, ensuring that :
a) There are no marks or physical damage to the cooler
b) All accessories are present
c) All wires and electrical connections are in place at the back of the cooler
d) All tubes and water connections are in place

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e) That the cooler is clean and dust free
5. Install your filtration system (see relevant section in this manual)
6. Replace the shipping bag over the water cooler
7. Replace the carton over the top of the cooler and tape ends
8. The cooler is now ready for transportation to the customer’s premises
NOTE: Whenever you transport the cooler to or from your premises, you should ensure that a
shipping bag is placed over the cooler. This will prevent damage to the cabinet caused by coolers
rubbing against one another in the back of the truck or van.
Filter Installation:
The B_1RREC & POU_1RREC series coolers contain a large filter compartment that can be directly
accessed from the front of the unit.
Accessing Filter Compartment
•Lift out and remove the drip tray
•Depress the clip visible through the slot in the alcove and lean the top of the door forward
•Remove the door from the cooler
•The POU water supply tube is now visible on the left hand side of the filter compartment

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Installing the filter system [POU Only]
•It is recommended that you use a filter system with ¼” push-fit connections for both inlet and
outlet
•Refer to the instructions provided with the filter system prior to installation
•Attach the filter system to the metal column support – you can drill holes as required for
mounting screws
•Cut the water supply tube and connect the lower portion to the inlet side of the filter system
and the upper portion to the outlet side of the filter system
Installing the OASIS green filter system [POU Only]
•Both the OASIS EZ clip and EZ turn filters can be used as a 1 stage filter
•Only the EZ clip filter can be used as a 2 stage filter if the CO2 bottle is fitted in the filter
compartment
•OASIS green filters system have ¼” push-fit connections for both inlet and outlet
•Attach the filter system to the metal column support – you can drill holes as required for
mounting screws.
•Cut the water supply tube and connect the lower portion to the inlet side of the filter system and
the upper portion to the outlet side of the filter system as shown below

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Cooler Installation:
The general installation guidelines below should be followed:
•The cooler must be located on a floor that is smooth, level and easily cleaned.
•Do not locate the cooler in direct sunlight.
•Do not locate the cooler next to a radiator.
•Do not locate the cooler within or directly adjacent to toilet facilities.
•Do not locate the cooler in constantly damp areas, beneath dripping pipes, or where water may
collect underfoot.
Examine the proposed cooler location for the following:
•Location of electrical supply
oThe cooler should be installed no more than 2 meters (6 feet) from the nearest electrical
outlet.
oIt should be possible to access the plug when the cooler is in its final position.
•Location of potable water supply
oThe cooler must be attached to a potable water source.
oThe length of small bore tubing (usually ¼”) used to connect the cooler to the water
supply should be kept to a minimum and must not exceed 20 meters (65 feet).
oIf the planned cooler location is more than 20 meters (65 feet) from the connection point
to the water source, then an additional water supply line should be added.
BOTTLE VERSION
TO PUT BOTTLE WATER COOLER INTO SERVICE
1. This unit is suitable for indoor use in domestic, commercial & industrial locations. They should
not be sited in locations where they may be subjected to rain or snow.
2. Carry the cooler in the upright position to the customer’s premises - use the handle at the rear of
the unit.
3. Remove the shipping bag from the cooler.
4. Carry out a general inspection of the cooler, ensuring that :
a. There are no marks or physical damage to the cooler.
b. That all accessories are present.
c. That all the wires and electrical connections are in place at the back of the cooler.
d. That the cooler is clean and dust free.
5. Level the machine using the adjustable feet
6. The water cooler should be located a minimum of 2" from the wall to assure adequate condenser
air circulation.
7. The unit should be operated with the stability cord at the rear of the unit fixed to the wall at all
times.
8. The stability cord wall fixing should be mounted securely to the wall at a height of 660mm from
the floor. The unit should be located approximately 140mm from the wall. Ensure that the cord is
taut.
9. Power cords fitted to the cooler must be tied securely to the back of the unit (base) using the cord
re-strainer supplied, in such a way that it is not possible to remove the power cord from the
appliance by pulling on the flexible cord.
10. Bottles should be no larger than 19 litres

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11. When fitted to a cooler the height from the floor to the top of the bottle should not exceed 1.5
metres.
12. Ensure that the appliance is positioned to give access to the plug after the unit is installed.
13. Recommended ambient temperatures for correct operation of the unit are between 10ºC and 32ºC
14. For safe operation, the unit should always be placed on a level surface.
15. Check the available power supply against the water cooler data plate to ensure correct electrical
service. (DO NOT PLUG IN AT THIS TIME )
16. Cold water temperatures may be adjusted via a slotted screw on the body of the control (can be
accessed through a hole in the finger plate on the back of the unit). Turning this screw in the
clockwise direction will make the water colder (and vice versa)
17. The A-weighted sound pressure level of this appliance is below 70 dB
CAUTION: DO NOT INSTALL THE WATER COOLER IN AN AREA WHERE
WATER JETS MAY BE USED
Installing CO2 bottle
1. Install the CO2 bottle into the filter compartment. (Refer to “Accessing Filter Compartment”
section)
2. Connect the CO2 bottle to the CO2 pressure regulator.
3. Tighten the regulator with the correct spanner.
4. Secure bottle with the Velcro strap.
5. Turn valve on the CO2 bottle to the open position and check for CO2 leaks.
6. Set the gauge on the pressure regulator to 4 bar (60PSI)
Cook, Cold, & Carbo Model
1. Invert a water bottle on top of the cooler, check all connections for leaks.
2. Connect unit to power supply; for models with an IEC power inlet:
a. Connect the female portion of the approved power cord into the IEC inlet
b. Insert the plug top of the power cord into the electrical supply socket
3. Draw water from the Cook and Cold faucets
4. Press & hold purge button, and draw water from carbo faucet
5. Set to OPEN the CO2 regulator
6. Set Flow Regulator to Max open (Turn allen key anti-clockwise fully)
7. Draw water from the carbo faucet, and slowly rotate the allen key (Clockwise) until desired
carbonation level is obtained.
8. Allow about 30 minutes for the water to chill after the cooler is plugged in. (Optimum cold
water temperatures will not be reached for several hours).
Hot, Cold, & Carbo Model
1. Invert a water bottle on top of the cooler, check all connections for leaks.
2. Connect unit to power supply; for models with an IEC power inlet:
a. Connect the female portion of the approved power cord into the IEC inlet
b. Insert the plug top of the power cord into the electrical supply socket
3. Open the hot faucet until water flows freely
4. Draw water from the hot and cold faucets
5. Place the hot tank heater switch in the “ON” position
6. Press & hold purge button, and draw water from carbo faucet
7. Set to OPEN the CO2 regulator

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8. Set Flow Regulator to Max open (Turn allen key anti-clockwise fully)
9. Draw water from the carbo faucet, and slowly rotate the allen key (Clockwise) until desired
carbonation level is obtained.
10. Allow the cooler to operate for about 30 minutes for chilled and hot water dispensing
CAUTION: WATER FROM THE HOT FAUCET CAN SCALD
TO DISCONTINUE USE OF BOTTLE WATER COOLER
1. Disconnect the power supply cord from the power supply.
Cook, Cold, & Carbo Model
1. Remove bottle from reservoir.
2. Drain water in reservoir through Cook, Cold, and then Carbo faucets.
3. Disconnect cooler from power supply
4. Set to CLOSE the CO2 regulator
5. ALWAYS DRAIN ALL WATER WHEN FREEZING TEMPERATURES ARE
ANTICIPATED AND BEFORE SHIPPING THE WATER COOLER.
Hot, Cold& Carbo Model
1. Place the hot tank switch in the “OFF” position.
2. Draw water from the hot faucet until the water is cool.
3. Remove the bottle from the reservoir.
4. Drain water in the reservoir through Hot, Cold, and then Carbo faucets.
5. Disconnect cooler from power supply
6. Set to CLOSE the CO2 regulator
7. Place a container under the drain valve
8. Turn the drain valve counter clockwise to open
9. Turn the drain valve to the closed position when the tank is empty
ALWAYS DRAIN ALL WATER WHEN FREEZING TEMPERATURES ARE
ANTICIPATED AND BEFORE SHIPPING THE WATER COOLER.
POU VERSION
EUROPE ONLY
The European Point of Use Water Distribution Association (EPDWA) provides formal Hygiene
Awareness and Installation training courses. All staff involved in the installation and sanitising of POU
water coolers for an EPWDA member company must receive this training.
The purpose of this training program is to provide an overview of POU systems offered by OASIS and
an introduction to the basic guidelines that should be followed when installing an OASIS water cooler
onto an existing mains water system.
It is recommended that all companies undertake the necessary EPDWA training courses to help maintain
the professional image of the industry

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A documented site survey must be conducted prior to installing a cooler in a facility. Copies of all
surveys should be held at the installer’s premises. The purpose of the survey is to ensure that the cooler
is installed in a suitable location.
Fittings
All fittings and piping used to attach the water cooler to the water supply must be approved to
the relevant local standards.
These fittings can be purchased from Oasis International or Oasis Europe can refer you to
reputable suppliers of Point-of-Use parts in your market place.
Installation
Each installation should include the following components:
•Pressure limiting devices should be installed to protect the cooler and supply tubing from water
pressure surges in locations where they may occur.
•Each cooler should have an independent isolating valve. This is intended so that the cooler can
be replaced without draining long lengths of piping.
EUROPE ONLY
In accordance with EPDWA guidelines, the installation must also include the following additional
components:
- A non return valve must be fitted at the point of connection to the water supply.
- An anti leak device must be fitted at the point of connection to the water supply
downstream of the isolating and non return valves.
The following general guidelines apply to the water supply line:
•Pipework should avoid light fittings and electrical and gas piping
•Pipework in public view should be securely and neatly fixed.
•All pipework should be accessible and clearly labeled.
•Pipework should be lagged when necessary to avoid freezing or high temperatures.
EUROPE ONLY
Sanitisation:
EPDWA guidelines state:
- All coolers must be sanitized before commissioning
- When a customer signs up to the sanitisation program, the cooler should be sanitized
every 6 months
- Sanitisation should be carried out in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions –
see attached documents.

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Connecting POU cooler to water supply
All OASIS POU water coolers are supplied with a push-fit connector that should be used to connect
the cooler to the water supply. Oasis International recommends that these guidelines should be
followed when installing the cooler:
•Use ¼” diameter tubing to connect the water supply to the water cooler. Although 6 mm tubing
will appear to fit, it is approximately 5% smaller in size. The use of 6mm tubing will result in a
leak.
•A pressure regulator, such as a slow flow regulator, must be installed in front of the unit’s water
inlet if the water pressure (including any possible pressure spikes) could exceed 690 kPA (100
psig.). Failure to comply will void the warranty. The manufacturer accepts no liability for
damage caused by excessive water pressure.
TO PUT POU WATER COOLER INTO SERVICE
1. This unit is suitable for indoor use in domestic, commercial & industrial locations. They should
not be sited in locations where they may be subjected to rain or snow.
2. Carry the cooler in the upright position to the customer’s premises - use the handle at the rear of
the unit.
3. Remove the shipping bag from the cooler.
4. Carry out a general inspection of the cooler, ensuring that :
oThere are no marks or physical damage to the cooler.
oThat all accessories are present.
oThat all the wires and electrical connections are in place at the back of the cooler.
oThat the cooler is clean and dust free.
5. Level the machine using the adjustable feet
6. The water cooler should be located a minimum of 2" from the wall to assure adequate condenser
air circulation.
7. Power cords fitted to the cooler must be tied securely to the back of the unit (base) using the cord
restrainer supplied, in such a way that it is not possible to remove the power cord from the
appliance by pulling on the flexible cord.
8. Ensure that the appliance is positioned to give access to the plug after the unit is installed.
9. Recommended ambient temperatures for correct operation of the unit are between 10ºC and 32ºC
10. For safe operation, the unit should always be placed on a level surface.
11. Cold water temperatures may be adjusted via a slotted screw on the body of the control (can be
accessed through wires on the condenser). Turning this screw in the clockwise direction will
make the water colder (and vice versa)
12. The A-weighted sound pressure level of this appliance is below 70 dB
CAUTION: DO NOT INSTALL THE WATER COOLER IN AN AREA WHERE
WATER JETS MAY BE USED
13. If filter(s) are to be added, follow filter manufacturer’s recommended instructions.
14. Push a ¼” OD tube into the fitting to connect to cold water supply.

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CAUTION: A PRESSURE REGULATOR, SUCH AS A SLOW FLOW REGULATOR,
MUST BE INSTALLED IN FRONT OF THE WATER INLET IF THE WATER
PRESSURE (INCLUDING ANY SPIKES) COULD EXCEED 7 BAR (700kPa)
15. On models with a hot tank, turn on the hot tank by depressing the switch toward the “ON”
position.
CAUTION: ON MODELS WITH A HOT TANK, THE HOT TANK SWITCH MUST BE
IN THE “OFF” POSITION. SWITCH IS MOUNTED AT THE REAR OF THE
COOLER ON THE CONDENSER / SHELF.
CAUTION: WATER FROM THE HOT FAUCET CAN SCALD
Installing CO2 bottle
1. Install the CO2 bottle into the filter compartment. (Refer to “Accessing Filter Compartment”
section)
2. Connect the CO2 bottle to the CO2 pressure regulator.
3. Tighten the regulator with the correct spanner.
4. Secure bottle with the Velcro strap.
5. Turn valve on the CO2 bottle to the open position and check for CO2 leaks.
6. Set the gauge on the pressure regulator to 4 bar (60PSI)
Cook, Cold, & Carbo Model
1. Turn ON mains water, check all connections for leaks.
2. Connect unit to power supply; for models with an IEC power inlet:
a. Connect the female portion of the approved power cord into the IEC inlet
b. Insert the plug top of the power cord into the electrical supply socket
3. Draw water from the Cook and Cold faucets
4. Press & hold purge button, and draw water from carbo faucet
5. Set to OPEN the CO2 regulator
6. Set Flow Regulator to Max open (Turn allen key anti-clockwise fully)
7. Draw water from the carbo faucet, and slowly rotate the allen key (Clockwise) until desired
carbonation level is obtained.
8. Allow about 30 minutes for the water to chill after the cooler is plugged in. (Optimum cold
water temperatures will not be reached for several hours).
Hot, Cold, & Carbo Model
1. Partially fill the reservoir - about 3/4 full, check all connections for leaks.
2. Connect unit to power supply; for models with an IEC power inlet:
a. Connect the female portion of the approved power cord into the IEC inlet
b. Insert the plug top of the power cord into the electrical supply socket
3. Open the hot faucet until water flows freely
4. Turn ON mains water.
5. Draw water from the hot and cold faucets
6. Place the hot tank heater switch in the “ON” position
7. Press & hold purge button, and draw water from carbo faucet
8. Set to OPEN the CO2 regulator
9. Set Flow Regulator to Max open (Turn allen key anti-clockwise fully)
10. Draw water from the carbo faucet, and slowly rotate the allen key (Clockwise) until desired
carbonation level is obtained.

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11. Allow the cooler to operate for about 30 minutes for chilled and hot water dispensing
CAUTION: WATER FROM THE HOT FAUCET CAN SCALD
TO DISCONTINUE USE OF POU WATER COOLER
1. Disconnect the power supply cord from the power supply.
Cook, Cold, & Carbo Model
1. Turn OFF mains water.
2. Drain water in reservoir through Cook, Cold, and then Carbo faucets.
3. Disconnect cooler from power supply
4. Set to CLOSE the CO2 regulator
5. ALWAYS DRAIN ALL WATER WHEN FREEZING TEMPERATURES ARE
ANTICIPATED AND BEFORE SHIPPING THE WATER COOLER.
Hot, Cold& Carbo Model
1. Place the hot tank switch in the “OFF” position.
2. Draw water from the hot faucet until the water is cool.
3. Turn OFF mains water.
4. Drain water in the reservoir through Hot, Cold, and then Carbo faucets.
5. Disconnect cooler from power supply
6. Set to CLOSE the CO2 regulator
7. Place a container under the drain valve
8. Turn the drain valve counter clockwise to open
9. Turn the drain valve to the closed position when the tank is empty
ALWAYS DRAIN ALL WATER WHEN FREEZING TEMPERATURES ARE
ANTICIPATED AND BEFORE SHIPPING THE WATER COOLER.
Safety Float
The cooler is equipped with a safety float to prevent overfilling in case the fill float fails. If the
fill float should fail, the safety float will be activated as the water level rises. When the safety
float is activated, water flow to the reservoir will be shut off. Press the blue reset button about
half way down on the reservoir cap until you hear the water flow restart, then call your service
representative.
CAUTION: A HARD IMPACT OR JARRING OF THE UNIT WHILE IT IS FILLING
MAY TRIP THE SAFETY FLOAT.
Removable Reservoir
This cooler is designed with a removable reservoir. The reservoir can be replaced with a
sanitised unit during routine maintenance services.
To Remove Reservoir
1. Drain the cooler as described above.
2. Pour hot water over the reservoir sleeve to aid in removing the reservoir by melting any ice on
the sleeve.
3. Drain any additional water from the reservoir through the cold faucet.
4. Disconnect cooler from power supply

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5. Remove the faucet cover as follows:
oPress up the bottom of the cover, clearing the bottom hooks of the mounting holes
oDrop the cover to unhook the upper clips
oRemove the cove forward over the faucet levers
6. Disconnect the lead wires from the solenoids [Electronic version only]
7. Unscrew the two faucets from the reservoir by turning the faucets counter clockwise.
8. Remove spout
9. Remove the Drip tray & unscrew hidden screws x2 in alcove
10. Remove alcove (pull forward)
11. Rotate & detach lower parts of faucet FTG’s (1/4” turn bayonet connection)
12. Unscrew upper parts of faucet FTG’s from reservoir
13. Grasp the top of the reservoir around the opening and pull upward in a straight motion.
Note: Take care when removing the reservoir that any water remaining in the bottom of the
reservoir, does not fall into the appliance
Installing New Reservoir
1. Align the reservoir with the probe. Place one hand inside the reservoir on the sleeve and push
downward on the reservoir until it is resting on the insulation.
2. Reattach the upper faucet FTG’s to the reservoir by turning them clockwise, ensuring that
oThey are on the correct thread with the reservoir.
oThe beige FTG is on the left hand side of the cooler
oBoth FTG’s are oriented downward
3. Reattach the lower faucet FTG’s to the upper FTG’s (1/4” turn bayonet connection), ensuring
that
oThe beige FTG is on the left hand side of the cooler
oBoth FTG’s are oriented forward
4. Insert alcove ensuring that the Carbo FTG is located
5. Reattach spout
6. Replace screws x2 behind Drip tray
7. Reattach the faucets to the reservoir by turning them clockwise, ensuring that
oThey are on the correct thread with the FTG.
oThe blue faucet is on the right hand side of the cooler [Mechanical version only]
oBoth faucets are oriented so that their outlets align with the holes in the cover
8. Reattach solenoid leads [Electronic version only]
9. Reattach faucet cover as follows:
oInsert two upper clips into holes in the alcove below buttons
oPush cover over faucets
oPress lower clips into mounting holes

B_1RREC / POU_1RREC Series
Installation & Service Instructions
030099-499 RevOrig pg 20 of 22 © Copyright 2014 OASIS Europe
General Troubleshooting Guidelines:
•No water flow when any dispense button is pressed:
oEnsure that the unit is connected to the electrical supply, and that power is going to the
unit.
oEnsure that the unit is connected to a water supply and that any shut-off valve is in the
“Open” position.
oEnsure that any leak detection device (if installed) is in the “Open” position – if the leak
detector has been triggered then it needs to be reset.
oEnsure that any filter fitted within the unit is not blocked with sediment.
oEnsure that any shut-off valve in the filter system is in the “Open” position.
•Water flows from the hot system, and no water flows from cold system:
oWater within cooling system is frozen.
Check the thermostat setting – turn counter-clockwise to increase the temperature
setting of the cold water.
Disconnect the power from the unit and allow the ice inside the cooler to melt.
•Water dispensed from the cold system is not chilled:
oEnsure that the cooler is not located in direct sunlight.
oCheck that the thermostat on the rear of the unit has not been turned off.
oCheck if the compressor is running – if not, then replace starting relay.
oIf the compressor is running and no cold water is available, then there may be a fault in
the refrigeration system.
•Bad taste:
oFlush the machine for a period of 15 minutes. If the bad taste persists, contact your
authorized service provider.
•Low flow of cold water:
oIf this happens in the cold water circuit, there may be a problem with freezing. Refer to
the notes for “no water flow from cold system” above.
•Low flow of water for all circuits of the machine:
oEnsure that the filter is not blocked
oEnsure all valves in the system are in the fully open position
oCheck the water supply pressure
•CO2 water not carbonated:
oCO2 bottle empty
oCO2 bottle valve not open
•No water flow when CO2 button is pressed:
oNo water entering the unit. Refer to the notes for “no water flow from cold system”
above.
oFlow Regulator adjusted too tightly