Purus BSC2HCN Installation and operating instructions

MODEL NUMBER BSC2HCN

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Safety Precautions ..............................................................................................3
Unit Overview......................................................................................................5
Touch Pad Overview...........................................................................................7
Installation Precautions.................................................................................... 9
Operation Precautions ...................................................................................... 9
System Operation..............................................................................................10
Touchpad Features .............................................................................................11
Dispensing Water .............................................................................................. 13
Draining Purus System.....................................................................................14
Filter Change Guide........................................................................................... 15
How To Remove Tubing From Quick Connect Fitting .............................. 17
Using Stem Elbows............................................................................................18
Warranty of unit................................................................................................18
Troubleshooting Guide.....................................................................................19
Service Alert Table............................................................................................. 21
Specifications .................................................................................................... 24
Installation Guide..............................................................................................25

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TO PREVENT FIRE OR SHOCK HAZARD, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS UNIT TO
RAIN OR MOISTURE.
This unit operates on voltage of 120V 60Hz in U.S.A., 230V 50Hz in
European countries.
• To prevent electric shock and fire hazards, only use with specified
power source.
• Use appropriate plug adapter for your AC wall outlet.
• If unit begins to leak, unplug and refer to Troubleshooting Guide
and Service Alert Table page 21.
HOT WATER IS EXTREMELY HOT Avoid dispensing hot water
directly to hands.
a. Hot Water may cause burns.
b. Do not allow young children to press the HOT WATER dispensing
button.
• If unit will not be used for an extended period of time, or before
moving the unit, unplug main power and wait for hot water to cool
completely before draining. Refer to “How to Drain System” page 14.
• Do not connect to any water source that is microbiologically unsafe.
• If the unit begins to smoke or make noise, unplug main power and
contact customer support.
• Do not place any type of water container or heavy item on top of
the unit.
Please Note: Any unauthorized changes or modifications not approved
by Technology to Market Logistics could void the product warranty and
make the product unsafe to operate.
POUR ÉVITER TOUT RISQUE D’INCENDIE OU D’ÉLECTROCUTION,
N’EXPOSEZ PAS CET APPAREIL À LA PLUIE OU À L’HUMIDITÉ.
Cet appareil fonctionne sur une tension de 120 V 60 Hz aux États-
Unis, 230 V 50 Hz dans les pays européens
• Pour éviter les chocs électriques et les risques d’incendie, utilisez
uniquement avec la source d’alimentation spécifiée.
• Utilisez l’adaptateur de fiche approprié pour votre prise murale CA
• Si l’unité commence à fuir, débranchez et reportez-vous au Guide de
dépannage et au tableau d’alerte de service page 19.
L’EAU CHAUDE EST EXTRÊMEMENT CHAUDE Évitez de distribuer
de l’eau chaude directement dans les mains.
a. L’eau chaude peut causer des brûlures.
b. Ne laissez pas les jeunes enfants appuyer sur le bouton de
distribution d’eau chaude.
• Si l’appareil n’est pas utilisé pendant une période prolongée, ou
avant de déplacer l’appareil, débranchez le secteur. et attendez que
l’eau chaude refroidisse complètement avant de vidanger. Reportez-
vous à «Comment vidanger le système» à la page 14.
• Ne pas connecter à une source d’eau microbiologiquement
dangereuse.
• Si l’unité commence à fumer ou à faire du bruit, débranchez
l’alimentation principale et contactez l’assistance clientèle.
• Ne placez aucun type de réservoir d’eau ou objet lourd sur le dessus
de l’unité.
Remarque: Tout changement ou modification non autorisé non
approuvé par Technology to Market Logistics pourrait annuler la
garantie du produit et rendre le produit dangereux à utiliser.

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6.29in (160mm)
16.53in (420mm)
15.98in (406mm)

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COLD WATER
Press Cold Select Button (Cold Select LED ON) then press and hold
Dispense Button to dispense desired volume.
HOT WATER
Press Hot Select Button (Hot Select LED ON) then press and hold
Dispense Button to dispense desired volume.
ROOM TEMP WATER
Press and hold Dispense Button to dispense desired volume.
Press ThermaRinse Button to start ThermaRinse feature. (Please note
that there may be a small amount of water (approx. 3 oz) from the
dispense nozzle during ThermaRinse operation}
ON during ThermaRinse operation. When activated, cold water will
not dispense.
SERVICE LED
The Purus system is equipped with performance monitoring software,
utilizing a combination of blinking lights and beeps to help diagnose
system performance issues. Refer to “Service Alert Table” pages 21-23.

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• Allow enough clearance from the wall so that tubing connected
to the back of the unit will not kink or bind. Two (2) Stem Elbow
Fittings are included with the installation kit to angle the tubing
away from wall. Refer to “Using Stem Elbows” page 18.
• The unit must be installed upright on a solid, stable surface only.
• Avoid extreme heat and direct sunlight.
• Avoid extreme cold and humidity.
• Check the AC outlet voltage before connecting the power cord.
• Inlet water should be normal/ambient temperature. Filter may be
damaged if inlet water is higher than 113°F/45°F.
When the unit is not used for extended periods of three
(3) days or more, drain water from the tanks. After
resumption of extended non-use, press the ThermaRinse
Button to refresh the water system.
Refer to “ThermaRinse Activation” pages 11-12.
• The fuse is located behind a small tab at the base of the plug
connection in the Power Cord Socket on the back of the unit.
• Fuse burn-out is an indication of a possible fault in the unit.
• Slide open the fuse cover using a small, flat screwdriver and remove
the fuse.
• After inserting a new fuse (U.S.A.-125V 10Amp), replace the fuse
cover.
IMPORTANT
Complete the Installation instructions prior to performing the system
operation procedures.
1. Connect power cord to Power Connector and to AC outlet and turn
the Hot system ON/OFF switch on the back of the unit to the ON
position. Wait approximately 30 minutes from initial start up for
Hot and Cold system to reach optimal temperature.
2. Press the Cold or Hot Water Select Button on the touch pad
(selected LED will blink) and then press and hold the Dispense
Button until water begins dispensing from the Dispensing Spout.
3. Press and hold the Dispense Button ONLY on the touch pad for
Room Temperature Water.
4. As a safety measure, dispense time is limited to 30 seconds.
Restart the dispense cycle to continue water dispensing.
5. Press the RED and BLUE buttons simultaneously for 3 seconds to
access Dispense LED brightness adjustment or to turn the LED off.
Use the BLUE or RED button to toggle through the settings.
CAUTION When dispensing hot
water or operating the ThermaRinse
function, please keep hands, and
especially children away from the
dispense zone to prevent potential
scalding accidents.

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• Press the ThermaRinse Button for 3 seconds to activate the
ThermaRinse feature (LED ON). The ThermaRinse cycle can be
canceled at any time by pressing the ThermaRinse button again for
3 seconds. If ThermaRinse cycle is canceled, cold water must reach
50°F. before cold water will dispense.
• The ThermaRinse function can take up to 5 hours to complete. It is
best to activate ThermaRinse during non-use hours. Plese note
As sfet precuton, cold wter wll not dspense durn
ThermRnse operton
• Upon completion, the ThermaRinse LED will remain on and unit will
not dispense cold water until cold water temperature reaches 50°F.
• Once the cooling system reaches 50°F, the ThermaRinse LED will
turn OFF and cold water can be dispensed. Plese note Cold wter
dspense volume m be less thn expected untl full cooled
• A small amount of water (approx. 3 oz) will drip from the Dispense
Nozzle into the drip tray during the ThermaRinse cycle. This is not
a system malfunction. Confirm drip tray is empty before activating
ThermaRinse cycle.
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Simultaneously press the Hot and Cold Buttons for 3 seconds. This
will cause the Hot and Cold LED lights to blink. Use the RED or BLUE
button to toggle through the settings to dim or brighten the dispense
LED light in 4 steps (High – Medium – Low – OFF).
• This unit is equipped with a manually activated ThermaRinse feature.
This sends hot water through the cooling system tank and lines.
Service LED will come ON or Blink depending on the issue (refer to
“Service Alert Table” pages 21-23). Unplug then plug-in unit to restart.
If problem persists, contact customer support.
Press and hold for 3
seconds.

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As a safety measure, dispense time is limited to 30 seconds.
Restart the dispense cycle to continue water dispensing.
Press and hold the Dispense button to dispense room temperature
water.
Press the Hot button to select hot water. The Red LED will begin
to blink. Then press and hold the Dispense button to dispense hot
water. The LED will remain ON during dispense.
Press the Cold button to select cold water. The Blue LED will begin
to blink. Then press and hold the Dispense button to dispense cold
water. The LED will remain ON during dispense.
1. Turn Hot Switch OFF.
2. Press Hot Select button then press Dispense button for 30 seconds.
(This is to dispense all hot water from the hot tank).
3. Turn Power to the unit OFF (unplug).
4. Shut OFF cold water feed line. Prepare a bucket or other container,
or move back of unit over a sink.
5. Remove plug from “Hot Drain” fitting (fitting is white plastic part
for connecting tubing lines or inserting plug) by pressing down on
fitting collet (collet is the colored ring at the opening of the fitting)
with a fingernail or other flat tool and pull plug out of fitting.
6. Allow water to drain completely.
7. Remove plug from “Cold Drain” and allow water to drain
completely.
8. Tilt unit backwards to remove any excess water.
9. Replace plugs by pushing back into drain fitting.

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Estimated Avg Filter Life = 6 months
1. Shut off inlet water line.
2. Press Dispense Button until no water comes out. This will relieve
pressure inside the filter. If pressure is not relieved, water will leak
when the filter is removed.
3. Turn power to the unit OFF (unplug).
4. Remove drip tray.
5. Pull tab and remove filter door.
6. Swivel filter bottom to angle out. Rotate filter to the left and pull
down to remove.
7. Insert new filter and rotate to the right to secure. Push filter
bottom IN to upright position and replace filter door.
8. Turn inlet water line to OPEN position.
9. Turn power to unit ON (plug in).

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Apply pressure (Press down) on the collet rim with a thumbnail or
other flat tool such as a flat head screwdriver, being careful not to
damage the tubing.
2
Pull tubing out of fitting while applying pressure on collet rim
• Use Stem Elbow Fittings to angle tubing connections to Water In
and Water Out ports away from wall.
• Insert stem portion of Elbow Fitting into Water In and Water Out
ports.
• Insert tubing into Stem Elbow Fittings, making sure Stem Elbows
and Tubing are pushed in all the way.
• Open cold-water feed line and check for leaks. Reinsert Stem
Elbows and Tubing as needed.
• The warranty issued through Technology to Market Logistics does
not apply to the appearance of the unit.
• The warranty applies if your unit fails to function properly under
normal use within the manufacturer’s specifications.
• Any unit not operated in accordance to the instructions contained in
the owner’s manual.
• Damage due to an act of nature.
• Any unit which, in our strict judgment, has been repaired, altered, or
modified by facility or personnel not authorized by Technology to
Market Logistics.
• Warranty issued by Technology to Market Logistic to the owner
valid for a period of 1 year commencing from the date of purchase.

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Abnormal water
taste.
Verify last filter replacement date. Average
filter life = six (6) months.
Water volume is
less than specified.
• Confirm Power Cord connected to AC outlet.
• Confirm water feed line OPEN.
• Check feed line water pressure (is water
pressure abnormally low?).
Cold Water not
chilling below 50°F.
• Confirm water feed line is OPEN.
• Check if ThermaRinse cycle is active or
recently completed (LED light ON).
• If large volume of cold water has recently
dispensed, please wait 15~30 minutes and
try again.
Hot Water not
heating above
150°F.
• Confirm water feed line is open.
• Confirm hot water switch on back of unit is
in the ON position.
• If large volume of hot water has recently
dispensed, please wait 15~30 minutes and
try again.
Small amount of
water drips from
dispense nozzle
during ThermaRinse
cycle.
The ThermaRinse cycle causes a small amount
of water to drip from the Dispense Nozzle
(approx. 3 oz). This is and not a malfunction.
Water dispense
suddenly shuts off.
As a safety measure, dispense cycle is limited
to 30 seconds. Re-start the dispense cycle to
continue water dispensing.
Cold Water not
dispensing when
ThermaRinse LED
is ON.
The water in cold tank is rinsed with hot
water during ThermaRinse cycle. For safety
reasons, the Cold Water will not dispense until
ThermaRinse LED is OFF.
ThermaRinse cycle
was canceled but
Cold Water will not
dispense.
If ThermaRinse cycle is canceled before cycle
is completed, Cold Water will not dispense
until water has cooled down to 50°F
There is no water
output.
Confirm the following:
• Power cord connected to AC outlet.
• Water feed line is open.
• Selected HOT/COLD LED blinking ON prior
to pressing dispense button. If symptom
persists, contact customer support.
When pressing Cold
button, unit beeps
twice and Cold LED
blinks twice.
Cooling conditions have not been met.
Allow system time to reach optimal cooling
temperature (approx. 30 minutes) before
dispensing water.

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Unit suddenly stops
operating
Confirm the following:
• Power cord connected to an active AC outlet
and circuit breaker for that outlet operating
properly.
• Overflow or leakage of water in the unit.
• Blown fuse.
• Cold or Hot systems not operating properly
due to over-cooling or over-heating. Contact
customer support.
RED Service
Light blinking
AND
beeping every 1
minute
Leak Signals a leak has occurred
within the unit. Buttons will not
respond when pressed. Unplug
the unit, then plug back in to re-
start. If error persists, unplug the
unit, shut off water supply and
contact customer support.
Service light
blinks RED and
GREEN.
Overheating of
cooling system.
Signals overheating in the
cooling system. Hot, Cold and
Room Temp Dispense buttons
continue to work normally.
Unplug the unit then plug back
in to re-start. If error persists,
contact customer support.
GREEN Service
Light blinking
Malfunctioning
Cold System
Signals a problem with the
cooling system. Hot, Cold and
Room Temp Dispense buttons
continue to work normally.
Unplug the unit, then plug back
in to restart. If error persists,
contact customer support.
GREEN Service
Light ON
AND
ThermaRinse
Light blinking.
ThermaRinse
Malfunction
Signals a problem with
ThermaRinse cycle. HOT and
COLD buttons will respond
normally, however, Cold Water
will not dispense until water
temperature reaches 50°F. Hot
and Room Temp water will
dispense as usual. Unplug the
unit then plug back in to re-
start. If error persists, contact
customer support.

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Service light
blinks
RED and GREEN
alternately
AND
ThermaRinse
Light blinks.
ThermaRinse
Malfunction
Signals a problem with
ThermaRinse cycle. Thermarinse
Hot Water has failed to reach
target temperature of 158°F+
over three hours. HOT and
COLD buttons will respond
normally, however, Cold Water
will not dispense until water
temperature reaches 50°F. Hot
and Room Temp water will
dispense as usual. Unplug the
unit then plug back in to re-
start. If error persists, contact
customer support.
GREEN Service
Light ON
Cold sensor
System Short
Signals a problem with the cold
sensor. Hot, Cold and Room
Temp dispense buttons will
work normally. If the problem
does not self correct, unplug
the unit then plug back in to
re-start. If error persists, contact
customer support.
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INPUT VOLTAGE (As
Requested)
120VAC 60Hz / 220~240VAC 50Hz
RATED CURRENT [AMPS] 3.5
POWER
CONSUMPTION
COOLING 60 Watt
HEATING 300 Watt
TEMP CONTROL
SENSOR
COLD Thermistor
HOT Bi-Metal
TANK CAPACITY COLD 0.27 gallons / 1 liters
HOT 0 .32 gallons / 1.2 liters
WEIGHT 17.2 lb / 7.80 kg
DIMENSION W6.30” x D16.54” x H15.98”
W160mm x D 420mm x H 406mm
FILTER SYSTEM Sediment
Carbon Block
ultra filtration
WATER DISPENSING Hot / Cold / Normal

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1. Shut off cold-water feed (shut-off valves are typically located
under the sink).
2. Disconnect cold-water faucet hose from cold-water shut-off
valve.
3. Attach Adaptor Valve to cold-water shut-off valve.*
4. Attach cold-water faucet hose to Adaptor Valve.
5. Insert BLUE Tubing into Adaptor Valve quick-connect fitting,
making sure tubing has a straight, smooth end and is inserted all
the way into quick-connect fitting.
6. Remove the plug from the fitting located on the back of the
Purus system marked “Water In” by pressing down on the fitting
collet (collet is the colored ring around opening of fitting) and
pulling out the plug. Save the plug for future use. Insert the BLUE
Tubing into the “Water In” fitting.**
* Tee Fitting Option: If 1/4˝ tubing already exists under your sink, the Tee Fitting may
be used in place of Adaptor Valve to connect BLUE Tubing from Tee Fitting to Purus system.
Cut the existing line and insert each end into the straight portion of the Tee, then insert the
BLUE tube into the bottom end of the Tee.
** Stem Elbow Fitting Option: Stem Elbow fitting may be used to connect BLUE
Tubing to “Water In” fitting at different angles. Insert Stem Elbow into “Water In” fitting,
then insert BLUE Tubing into Stem Elbow.
(Note: Drain Saddle provides a secure connection to drain pipe)
7. Select a spot on the drain pipe between the sink and the P-Trap
where the Drain Saddle tube insert hole will be located. Mark this
location.
8. Drill a 1/4” hole at the marked location, making sure to only drill
through one side of the drain pipe.
9. Position the Drain Saddle on the drain pipe so that the tube
insert hole aligns with the drilled hole.
10. Secure the Drain Saddle with the bolts and nuts provided. (Do not
over tighten and make sure there is equal space between saddle
halves on each side).
11. Insert the BLACK Tubing into the Drain Saddle quick-connect
fitting, (with black ring around opening) making sure the tubing
is inserted all the way into the fitting.
12. Remove the plug from the fitting located on the back of the
Purus system marked “Water Out” by pressing down on the
fitting collet and pulling out the plug. Save the plug for future
use. Insert the BLACK Tubing into “Water Out” fitting.**
13. Turn on the cold-water feed. Open the Adaptor Valve shut-off (by
aligning the shut-off handle to the BLACK tubing). Check for leaks
at all valve and tubing connection points and re-tighten/re-insert
as needed.
** Stem Elbow Fitting Option: Stem Elbow fitting may be used to connect BLACK
Tubing to “Water Out” fitting at different angles. Insert Stem Elbow into “Water Out”
fitting, then insert BLACK Tubing into Stem Elbow.
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14. To ready the Purus system for first use, place a container under
the dispense nozzle. Press the Hot Select button, then press and
hold the Dispense button until water begins to flow from the
nozzle. Repeat this process with Cold Select/Dispense buttons.
15. Turn the Hot Switch located on the back of the Purus system to
the ON position.
16. Wait at least 30 minutes for hot and cold water to reach optimal
temperature.

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