SANHOYA WS-26CH User manual

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About Your Water Dispenser
Part Name
①Bottle Support Collar ⑥Heating Switch
②Cold Water Faucet ⑦Condenser
③Child proof Hot Water Faucet ⑧Water Drain Outlet
④Drip Tray ⑨ Power Cord
⑤Handle
Caution：
Do not plug in the power cord before the hot & cold water
tanks have been fully filled and the water flow smoothly from the
spouts. Otherwise, it will cause damage.
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Starting the Dispenser
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3. To ensure a proper use of the compressor, do not activate the dispenser
until it has been stayed on the ground over 24 hours.
4. Before turning on the dispenser, ensure the heating switch (#⑥) is on the
(O) position.
5. The dispenser is intended to be plugged into outlet with ground fault circuit
interrupting type(GFCI).
Note:Do not dispense any liquids other than drinking water.

Powering the Dispenser
Starting the Dispenser
Plug power cord(#⑨) into a properly grounded wall outlet.
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Indicator Light
Heating Indicator Light
This indicator light turns on when water is heating.The light will remain
while the water is heating and turns off when it has reached the exact
temperature of 185℉. When the water is dispensed, the hot water tank will
refill and the water will once again heat. As the water reheats this indicator
light will turn on.
Indicator Light

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Starting the Dispenser
Heating
To get the hot water, push the heating switch(#⑥) into the on (I) position.
Allow 15-20 minutes for the water to be heated to 185℉. The heating
indicator light turns off after the heating process is completed.
1. Position the bottle,glass,pitcher right below the hot water faucet.
2. Firmly depress the child proof lock(unlock) over the hot water faucet
(#③)and press the handle to get hot water.
Hints：The hot water faucet(#③) is child proof to prevent heating injury.

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Rinsing/Cleaning/Draining
User Guide and Maintenance Cleaning
Use a disinfecting wipe (not included in the package) to wipe down the
housing of the dispenser.
Caution: Please unplug the dispenser before cleaning.
All plastic parts are dishwasher safe. To prevent damage to the parts,
stainless steel sponges scrubbers should not be used to clean the
plastic parts.
Cleaning the plastic parts:
1. Before cleaning, make sure heating switch (#⑥) is on the off (O) position.
Rinsing the water tank
2. Place a bucket beneath the water drain outlet(#⑧), remove the drain cap,
allow the water to drain from the dispenser . Water begins to flow once the
drain cap is removed.
3. Drain the liquid from the drain outlet then flush with water two or three
times by following the rinsing instructions above. Only disassemble parts
mentioned to avoid damaging the machine.
4. Once water is completely drained, reposition the drain cap. Ensure that all
pipes and wires are connected properly to keep normal use of the dispenser.