Whirlpool 8LCH-KKSCSSS5HW User manual

PLEASE SAVE THIS MANUAL
For service, call 1-855-594-4755
or e-mail [email protected]
IMPORTANT: Do NOT return the dispenser to
the Store.
If you have a question or a problem, please
call 1-855-594-4755 or whirlpool@electrotemp.
com for immediate assistance. Our call center
operates on EST time.
SINGLE SERVE COFFEE MAKER
AND WATER COOLER COMBO
USER MANUAL
Model No. : 8LCH-KKSCSSS5HW
PN: 5M012503XX00(E+F)
This unit is compatible with Keurig ® K-Cup ® and
other brands of coffee capsules. Keurig and K-Cup
are trademarks of Keurig, Inc. a subsidiary or
Green Mountain Coffee Roasters, Inc. Electrotemp
is NOT afliated with Keurig or Green Mountain
Coffee Roasters, Inc.
NOTE:
For spring water users, please
follow the instructions shown
in the“Descaling” section. RO
and distilled water users do
not require descaling.

2
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Safety Precautions ...................................................................................3
Safety Precautions-Electrical Requirements............................................4
12 Outstanding Features Of Your Single Serve Coffee Maker & Water
Cooler Combo Machine............................................................................5
Self Cleaning.................................................................... .......................8
Sounds Made By The Water Cooler .......................................................8
Preventing Accidental Damage................................................................9
Specications........................................................................................10
Use And Storage Ambient Temperatures...............................................10
Parts & Features.................................................................................... 11
Initial Assembly .................................................................................... 11
Initial Installation................................................................................... 12
Dispensing Coffee................................................................................. 13
Descaling Your Water Cooler................................................................. 15
Operating Your Cooler........................................................................... 16
Proper Care and Cleaning .................................................................... 19
Adjusting Temperature To Avoid Boiling At High Altitudes .................. 21
How to Adjust the Water Filling Amount ............................................... 21
Troubleshooting .................................................................................... 22
The Correct Upper Needle Seal Installation ......................................... 26
Limited Warranty ................................................................................... 27

3
Your safety and the safety of others is very important.
We have provided many important safety messages in this manual and on your appliance. Please read
and follow all the safety messages.
This is the safety alert symbol.This symbol alerts you to potential hazards that can injure you
and others.
All safety messages will follow the safety alert symbol with either the word “DANGER” or
“WARNING” These words mean:
You can be seriously injured if you don’t immediately follow the
instructions.
You can be seriously injured if you don’t follow the instructions.
All safety instructions will inform you what the potential hazard is, how to reduce the chance of injury, and
what can happen if the instructions are not followed.
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
DANGER
WARNING
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
WARNING: To reduce the risk of re, electric shock, or other injury when using your water cooler, follow
these basic precautions:
Plug it into a grounded 3-prong outlet. All of the parts and panels must be in place before use.
Do not remove the ground prong. Do not use an extension cord.
Do not use an adapter. Two or more people should move and install the water cooler
Disconnect the power before servicing. and the bottles.
Never allow children to dispense hot water without proper supervision. Unplug the unit to prevent unsu-
pervised use by children.
When operating this cooler, please observe the following:
• Prior to use, this cooler must be properly assembled and installed in accordance with this
manual.
• This cooler is intended to dispense water only. Do NOT use other liquids. Do NOT use for other
purposes. Never use other liquids in the cooler other than known and microbiologically safe bottled water.
The warranty is void if used with any other liquids, including but not limited to coffee, tea, juices, beer or
wine.
Location Requirements:
• Install the unit in an area where it is protected from the elements, including direct sun.
• Install and use only on a hard, at and level surface.
• Do NOT place the cooler inside an enclosed space or cabinet.
• Position the cooler no closer than 4 inches from the wall. Leave at least 4 inches of clearance on all
sides to permit free airow.
• Service should only be performed by a certied technician. Please call 1-855-594-4755 for assistance.

4
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS - ELECTRICAL REQUIREMENTS
WARNING
Electrical Shock Hazard
Plug into a grounded 3 prong outlet.
Do not remove the ground prong.
Do not use an adapter.
Do not use an extension cord.
Failure to follow these instructions can result
in serious injury, re or electrical shock.
• A 120 volt, 60 Hz, AC only, 15 amp, fused electrical supply is required. A time-delay
fuse or circuit breaker is recommended.
• If codes permit and a separate ground wire is used, it is recommended that a
qualied electrician determines that the ground path is adequate.
• Check with a qualied electrician if you are not sure whether the water cooler is
properly grounded. The proprietary design of the hot water tank assures availability
of hot water and efcient energy use.
• Do not use a fuse in the neutral or ground circuit. It must be installed in the power
line only.
• 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 the manufacturer, its service
agent or similarly qualied persons in order to avoid a hazard.

5
12 Outstanding Features of your Single Serve
Coffee Maker & Water Cooler Combo Machine
1 2
3 4
Optimally heated water is kept
ready for your coffee capsule.
Your coffee is brewed much
faster, but with avors fully
developed.
No more thin, watery cups of
coffee.Brews at 201°F - the
temperature experts recom-
mend for full bodied avor. A
full 9°F hotter than other Single
Cup Coffee Makers.
The oversized heater can make
many cups in a row, with no
waiting time between brews.
Since a 5 gallon bottle is used,
you do not need to rell the
water as with normal coffee
makers. Combine the best qual-
ity bottled water with gourmet
coffee to make a delicious cup
of coffee.
2 in 1 appliance saves valuable
counter space. No more coffee
maker on the countertop.

6
6
8
9
Water is cooled with a thick ice ring, producing
an incredible 1.6 gallons of extremely cold wa-
ter per hour. It produces the lowest average water
temperature in the industry.
As the water is many degrees hotter than in table top
brewers, medium roast coffee is brewed with intense
coffee avor. This is impossible to do with the typical
low heat coffee brewers, as sufcient temperature is
not reached to extract a full coffee taste prole.
7Patented technology heats far more water,
while keeping energy consumption very low.
54 oz, 6 oz, 8 oz, 10 oz and 12 oz cup sizes can
be selected. Micro adjustments to the amount of
coffee dispensed can be set with the control panel in
case you need more room for cream in your coffee.
Operation is intuitive with our simple control panel.
Six perfectly brewed 60z cups of coffee can be
made one after another without waiting for the wa-
ter to reheat.

7
10
11
12
Advanced technology produces hotter water, uses ener-
gy efcient insulation, and has triple safety redundancy.
The best system for spring water as it resists mineral
scaling.
• Patented micro-heating technology keeps the hot
water at a steady 201°F. Produces hotter water in a
shorter time.
• Premium spun mineral insulation keeps the heat
where it belongs.
• The triple redundant safety system includes tempera-
ture regulating and high temperature thermostats as
well as a backup fusible link.
• Typical heaters form calcium deposits when using spring water, which leads
to heating inefciency and failure over time. Our low watt density external
heater gently heats, resisting scale formation. The need for decalcication is
greatly reduced.
• The gentle heating and scale resistance gives an approximate 20 years life
span. When descaling is done every 6 months if spring or mineralized water
is used.
Patented heating technology maintains the water tem-
perature within 1F of the set temperature without uc-
tuation. This means coffee and tea is always brewed
perfectly.
Ozone self cleaning prevents residue build
up in your water cooler. Low voltage DC12V
Ozonator is operated by control board.
Ozone emission into an ambient air meets
UL/CSA/OSHA regulations (<50ppb per 24
hours).

8
SELF CLEANING
SOUNDS MADE BY THE WATER COOLER
Although designed for very quiet functioning, you will hear the following sounds:
• When without display cooler is plugged in, air pump for an ozone run for 12 seconds.
After start up it will work every 4 hours for same period of time. Coolers with display
are programmed to have ozone delivery pump to work every 4 hours starting from 12
o’clock. Very low humming sound.
• When water is pumped from the bottle to the cold water tank at the top of the cooler,
a running water sound can be heard, much like the sound of a sh aquarium. This
very low sound is only made when the water is relling into the tank, which happens
right after pouring cups of water.
• After the hot water is used to make coffee, the hot water tank heats quickly to bring
the temperature back up. This briey sounds like a stovetop kettle heating. However,
Amazing coffee needs quality beans brewed at the right temperature, but the taste of
the water is also a critical factor. While bottled water is ozonated clean, water coolers
often pick up off-tastes from buildup of bacteria.
The autmomatic self cleaning system is designed to preserve the original bottled water
quality and eliminate bacterial biolm buildup in the cold water tank, the 5 gallon bottle
and the internal waterways.
Areas of the cooler that are sanitized by the self cleaning feature include the cold water
tank, the cold tank cover with water level controls, the cold water faucet up to the dis-
pensing nozzle and the surrounding connectors. The 5 gallon bottle and the water bot-
tle suction tube are also automatically cleaned. The hot water tank and the waterways
to the hot water dispensing faucet are self cleaned by the very hot, 201°F water.
The self clean system automatically dispenses a precise dose of ozone every 4 hours
to eliminate bacteria growth. Just enough is made to keep the system clean of bacteria.
Ozone (O3) is an extremely effective naturally occurring disinfectant.
The ozone emissions of this water cooler into ambient air are controlled to be below 50
pbb (parts per billion); a level in accordance with OSHA, USA and Canadian require-
ments.
Ozone has good sanitizing capabilities and does not require additions of any other sub-
stance to assist the cleaning process. Precise construction assures the longevity of the
self cleaning system.
There are some parts of the cooler that the self clean feature does not sanitize. Com-
ponents such as the outside of the water spouts are not sanitized by this feature and
thus require
periodic cleaning. For instructions on how to clean these components, please refer to
page 19 of this manual.
THIS FEATURE IS NOT MEANT TO DESCALE, FILTER OR CLEAN DIRTY OR TAP
WATER. It is designed strictly to elimate the bacteria that colonize damp surfaces. Tap
water often has chemical contaminants and particulates, requiring other types of ltra-
tion such as reverse osmosis or carbon ltration.

9
PREVENTING ACCIDENTAL DAMAGE
when the hot water is not being used, the hot temperature is maintained silently. The
water is heated frequently with many small bursts of heat, keeping the temperature
high without the typical long, noisy reheating periods. Most water coolers make loud
water heating noises during the night, which can disturb sleep. Our system is near
silent when not in use.
• The refrigeration compressor turns on occasionally to maintain the cold water. This
low pitched humming is similar to the noise of a quiet refrigerator when cooling.
• In some cases, a vibration noise is made if the cooler is not properly leveled. The
cooler needs to be leveled using two adjustable feet at the back of the cooler.
1. Insert Water Suction Probe into water bottle.
2. Plug power cord into a grounded (3) prong outlet.
3. Place a full water bottle into the bottom of the water cooler.
4. Close the front door fully to activate cooler. This will automatically start pumping the
water.
5. Wait for water to stop pumping.
6. Dispense water out of the hot water faucet (you are ensuring water has lled the hot
water tank).
7. Turn the hot water on (page 11, numbers 15 & 16) using the switches the back of
the cooler.
Preventing Damage to your Coffee Capsule Piercing Needle:
Do not use the same coffee capsules twice. Do not use other types of coffee capsules.
Improperly sized coffee capsules can plug up the puncture needle with coffee grounds,
Prevent Damage with Proper Installation:
WARNING
Electrical Shock Hazard
Plug into a grounded 3 prong outlet.
Do not remove the ground prong.
Do not use an adapter.
Do not use an extension cord.
Failure to follow these instructions can result
in serious injury, re or electrical shock.

10
SPECIFICATIONS
USE AND STORAGE AMBIENT TEMPERATURES
Please use ambient air temperatures between 41°F (5°C) and 104°F (35°C).
If unit is stored in an unheated location during winter to prevent freeze damage please
follow the following steps:
1. Ensure Water Suction Probe is not placed in any water.
2. Follow “Dispensing Coffee” procedure described on page 13 until water no longer
exits the unit.
3. Dispense using drain at the rear until water no longer exits the drain.
Power Supply
Refrigerant Type
Max Cold Water Power
Cold Capacity / Hour
Cold Temp Range
Hot Water Power
Hot Water Capacity / Hour
Hot Water Temp
Hot Water stand by
Product Dimensions
Net Weight
AC 120V~/60Hz / 12 Amp
R-134A
100W
4 L / 1.06 Gallon
5°C – 10°C / 40°F- 50°F
1300W
9 L / 2.38 Gallon
94°C / 201°F
78°C / 172°F
320 W x 382 D x 1056 H (mm)
12.6 W x 15.0 D x 41.6 H (inch)
18.9 kg / 41.7 Ibs
Preventing Damage from Calcium Scale:
Using reverse osmosis or distilled water prevents calcium scale
from forming. But if spring water is used, the internal valves
and hot tank can build calcium deposits over time. The descal-
ing section explains how to keep the waterways clean.
If the bottom door got distorted during shipping, it can be easily twisted back into
position, as the high grade stainless steel is exible.
reventing water ow. If the ow lessens, or your coffee cup lls only partially, it’s pos-
sible the needle is clogged. Use a paperclip to clean the piercing needle, as discussed
later in the manual. A periodic ush of the coffee maker washes loose grounds from
the capsule housing. Run the coffee maker empty, with no coffee capsules.

11
20
PARTS & FEATURES
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
NOTE: This model is energy efcient. It has electronic, non-adjustable thermostats
for the cold and hot water, and it produces extra hot and ice cold water.
Cover Tray
Coffee Brewer Lid
Coffee Brewer Control panel
Hot Water Control
Toddler Resistant Latch
Cold Water Control
Spout For Coffee
Spout For Cold & Hot Water
LED Night Light
Drip Tray For Coffee
Drip Tray
Door
Bottle Tray
Power Cord
Energy Saving Hot Switch
Energy Saving Cold Switch
Carry Handle
Drain Plug
Condenser
2 leveling feet
1
2
4
5
7
9
10
11
12
13
18
19
17
8
14
16
6
3
15
20
INITIAL ASSEMBLY
1. Remove cooler from
packaging.
2. Unpack drip tray and
insert into cooler.
3. Remove protective
packaging from
around probe.
4. Properly dispose of
all packaging materi-
als.

12
INITIAL INSTALLATION
1. Place the water cooler upright.
2. Locate the water cooler on a hard and level surface in a
cool shaded location near a grounded wall outlet.
NOTE: Do NOT plug in the power cord yet.
3. Position the water cooler so the back is at least 4 inches
from the wall and there are at least 4 inches of clearance
on both sides.
4. Level the water cooler as shown below to prevent vibration.
There are two leveling feet at the back of the water cooler.
Please adjust them one at a time until the water cooler sits
level and does not rock. Failure to level the water cooler
can cause vibrational noise when the compressor runs.
NOTE: Do NOT plug in power cord yet.
5. Make sure the RED power switch is turned OFF. Plug into
a grounded 3 prong outlet.
6. Check if the water lled the hot tank by dispensing water
from the hot water faucet, then turn the RED power switch
ON.
2 leveling feet
WARNING
Electrical Shock Hazard
Plug into a grounded 3 prong outlet.
Do not remove the ground prong.
Do not use an adapter.
Do not use an extension cord.
Failure to follow these instructions can result
in serious injury, re or electrical shock.

13
DISPENSING COFFEE
START
INFU-
SION
READY
PRE-
HEAT/ INFU-
SION
START
READY
PRE-
HEAT/
Do not open the lid when the red “do
not open” symbol button is on.
a. When the “ ” symbol
button is ashing, open the lid
and place a coffee capsule in
the appropriate location inside
the unit
b. Press the capsule down
with your hand to pierce the
bottom.
INFU-
SION
START
READY
PRE-
HEAT/
INFU-
SION
START
READY
PRE-
HEAT/
Operating Instructions:
1. Make sure the RED hot water switch at the back of the unit is on (See #15 on page
11).
Touch the PRE-HEAT/READY
button if the LED light is not on.
The PRE-HEAT/READY symbol button will
go on only when the hot water temperature is
201°F. The water temperature goes down to
172°F if the brewer is not used for 2 hours. The
ready light might keep on ashing if the water
level is low. Please check the bottle.
c. If the brewer was switched off, wait up to 10 minutes for the “READY” light to
turn ON. If the “READY” light is ashing, this indicates that there is not enough wa-
ter in the cooler. Wait until water is pumped up. Check if the bottle has water.
2.
3.
4.
INFU-
SION
START
READY
PRE-
HEAT/
By default, the 8 oz, middle cup
is selected. If you wish a differ-
ent cup size, touch the 4, 6, 8,
10 or 12 oz cup sizes symbol-
ized by the progressively larger
cup images.
Place a coffee cup on top of
the brewer’s drip tray.
5. 6.

14
INFU-
SION
START
READY
PRE-
HEAT/ INFU-
SION
START
READY
PRE-
HEAT/
7.
The unlock button will be ashing. Touch the unlock symbol button, and then touch
the “START” button within 2 seconds.
8.
9.
Wait a few seconds for the coffee to start pouring. After
the coffee is nished, wait a few seconds for the system to
completely discharge the remaining drops of coffee from
the capsule.
INFU-
SION
START
READY
PRE-
HEAT/
Wait until the red light “do
not open” changes into
green, then open the lid,
and dispose of the coffee
capsule. You may now
remove the coffee, and
enjoy it.
To ll the next cup, repeat procedures 3 to 9, starting each cup after the “READY”
light is on.
10.
NOTE: If the coffee brewer is not used within 2 hours, the temperature goes back
on standby, dropping to 172°F and turning the control panel lights off. To make
coffee, the “PRE-HEAT” button must be pressed again.

Your coffee brewer water cooler has a low watt density, external hot water tank heater.
It has a larger area to spread heat compared to the ordinary internal water heating el-
ements found in other water coolers. You may experience a gradual buildup of mineral
scale or calcium deposits, depending on the mineral content of your water. The build-
up occurs at a much slower rate than with internal heaters. Mineral scale is non-toxic,
however it can affect the brewer’s performance by interfering with the internal valves.
Descaling your brewer helps maintain the parts that come in contact with water.
If you are using mineral or ltered water, your brewer should be descaled 6 months to
one year to ensure optimal performance or whenever there are white deposits coming
out of the hot water tank. It is possible for calcium deposits to build up faster, making it
necessary to descale more often. If you use distilled or RO water, descaling is not
required.
Descaling
If you use spring (mineral) water you will need to de-scale your hot water tank.
Heated spring (mineral) water will cause minerals to fall out. Eventually they will plug
up your waterways, resulting in a gradual slowdown of the ow rate, leaking faucets,
and other problems.
Descaling Solutions
Cooking vinegar is proven to remove calcium deposits efciently.
Depending on the frequency of decalcication treatments, please use the following pro-
portions of White Vinegar.
- For descaling once every three months, use two cups (500 ml) of white vinegar with
2.5 liters of hot water.
- For descaling once every six months, use a mixture of six cups (1500 ml) of white
vinegar with two liters of hot water.
- For descaling once every year, use 12 cups (3000 ml) of white vinegar and one liter
of hot water.
- For descaling less frequently than once a year, use undiluted white vinegar.
Descaling Procedure
1. Turn off hot & cold switches.
2. Unplug the cooler from the wall.
3. Using rear drain plug, drain the water from the cooler into a bucket and discard the
water.
a. Locate the white plastic cap at the back of the cooler.
b. Remove the screw. 15
DESCALING YOUR WATER COOLER

c. Remove the clear silicone drain plug and allow water to drain out.
d. Re-attach the drain plug and plastic cap before proceeding.
4. Fill a bucket or empty 5-gallon water bottle with solution of white vinegar. For pro-
portions, refer to “Descaling Solutions” section. Choose quantity in accordance with
the frequency of your treatments.
5. Attach or insert the probe to the bucket/bottle.
6. Place the bucket/bottle into the cooler and close the door. The water will be pumped-
up into the holding tanks.
7. Wait for 1 hour.
8. Using rear drain plug, drain the water from the cooler into a bucket and discard the
water.
a. Locate the white plastic cap at the back of the cooler.
b. Remove the screw.
c. Remove the clear silicone drain plug and allow water to drain out.
d. Re-attach the drain plug and plastic cap before proceeding.
9. Fill the bucket/bottle with tap water and place into the machine.
10.Plug the cooler back into the wall, do not turn hot or cold switches ON, close the
door and wait for 10 minutes.
11.Dispense water from both cold and hot faucets until smell from cleaning substances
disappears.
12.Open drain plug and cap once again and drain all tap water.
13.Replace the drain plug and cap.
14.Place a fresh bottle of water into the machine and operate as usual.
15.This procedure must be repeated every 3 to 6 months, depending on mineral con-
tent and usage of water cooler.
Stainless Steel
tube for Self - Clean
function
Expandable telescopic
tube for drawing water
from the bottle
16
OPERATING YOUR COOLER
This water cooler is intended to use water only. Do
not try to
pump any other liquid through the suction tube. The warranty is
void if the cooler is used with any other liquid, such as coffee,
tea, juices, beer or wine.
This water cooler ts standard water bottles with a 3, 5 or 5.2
gallon capacity. Do NOT use alternative bottles. Avoid using
disposable bottles, since they lack rigidity.
Initial Set Up
Do NOT plug it in until instructed to do so below.
1. Allow the unit to sit upright for 4 hours.
2. This model uses a pump to pull water from the bottle to the
reservoirs. Please do the following:
NOTE:

17
• Open the door and place a fresh bottle in the front of the tray.
• Clean the bottle cap and neck. Use a soft cloth soaked in a 3% bleach solution.
• Remove the entire plastic cap from the bottle.
• Push down on the probe head until it is rmly seated.
• Push the bottle inside of the compartment.
• Close the door gently.
NOTE: Round bottles can be easily loaded, as they have no sides. Rectangular bottles
will only go one way. The long side must be loaded front to back. Please see the dia-
gram below.
3. Plug the cord into a properly wired and grounded dedicated wall outlet.Water will be
pumped into the hot and cold water reservoirs from the bottle.
WARNING
Electrical Shock Hazard
Plug into a grounded 3 prong outlet.
Do not remove the ground prong.
Do not use an adapter.
Do not use an extension cord.
Failure to follow these instructions can result
in serious injury, re or electrical shock.

18
4. Turn the hot and cold water power switches on the back of the water cooler ON.
• The red switch controls the heating of water. If you do not want hot water, leave
this switch OFF. (However it needs to be on to use the coffee brewer)
• The blue switch controls the cooling of water. If you do not want cold water, leave
this switch OFF.
NOTE:
• At initial start-up it will take about 3 minutes for the reservoirs to ll.
• The door must be closed to operate the water pump.
• If the lights continue to ash, your bottle may be empty. If problems persist, Call
1-855-594-4755 toll free for assistance.
Dispensing Cold Water
NOTE: After setup, the cooler will take up to 1 hour to get water to optimally cold
temperature. During this time the compressor may run continuously. This is normal
during the initial setup.
1. Position your glass, pitcher or cooking pot securely below the cold water tap.
• The right arrow below the cold water control shows the location of the cold water
outlet.
• The target holes in the grill align with the ow of water. This unit dispenses wa-
ter at a fast rate. To avoid splashes, hold the cup as close to the water outlet as
possible.
2. Depress the right control downward to start the water ow.
3. Release the control once the desired ll level is achieved.
Dispensing Hot Water
NOTE: After initial setup, the water heats up in 15-20 minutes.
1. Place a suitable cup securely below the hot water outlet.
a. The left arrow below the hot water control indicates the location of the hot water tap.
b. The target hole in the grill helps to line up the ow of water. This unit dispenses wa-
ter at a fast rate. To avoid splashes, hold your cup as close to the water outlet as pos-
sible.
2. Push the hot water lock (red) inward and depress the control down to start the ow.
3. Release the control once your cup is lled.
Replacing an Empty Bottle
NOTE: When your bottle is empty the water cooler will beep intermittently.
You may also hear a sucking sound when the bottle empties. This is normal and is an-
other way to be alerted that your bottle is empty.
Replace the bottle as soon as you note it is empty. If unavailable, leave the door ajar or
unplug the cooler to stop the beeping noise and ashing lights.
There may be a small amount of water left in the bottle. This is normal.

19
Air Filter
PROPER CARE AND CLEANING
1. Open door and slide the bottle out.
2. Remove the suction probe from the bottle:
• Pull the suction probe straight up until it’s completely out of the bottle.
• Hang the probe on the door to prevent contamination.
3. Install a fresh bottle:
• Place a fresh bottle in the front of the bottle compartment.
• Clean the new bottle with a soft cloth and warm soapy water or a bleach solution,
then wipe it clean with a wet cloth.
• Remove the entire plastic cap from the top of the bottle.
• Insert the probe into the bottle.
• Push down on the suction probe until it is rmly seated.
• Slide the bottle into the bottle compartment.
• Gently close the door.
General Cleaning
Perform: As needed (every 6 months under normal conditions)
Time Required: 5 minutes.
NOTE: Do NOT use abrasive materials or chemical cleaners.
1. Unplug the power cord from the wall outlet.
2. Clean the cabinet surfaces with a soft cloth and warm soapy water.
3. Wipe dust from back of cooler to improve efciency.
4. Remove the drip tray assembly by sliding it forward. Remove the cover. Wash the
drip tray and cover with soapy water.
5. Wipe the stainless steel parts of the cabinet with unscented Baby oil (mineral oil).
Sanitizing (Optional for Self Cleaning Systems)
Perform: Sanitizing the interior is not needed in this self clean unit, but it’s optional
Time Required: 15 minutes.
NOTE: Do it prior to loading a fresh bottle.
1. To clean the probe assembly, unplug the power cord from the wall outlet.
2. Move the unit away from the wall and turn it 90 degrees in either direc-
tion.
3. Turn the power switches to OFF.
4. Remove the water bottle and suction probe from the water cooler.
5. Place a 2 gallon or larger bucket under the probe assembly.
6. Remove the air lter and wash it in soapy water.

20
2. Lift drain basket, rinse
well.
1. Open lid and lift brewing,
pot, rinse well.
7. Submerge the suction probe in water and wash it by
hand if dirty. Rinse it properly by submerging it in water.
8. Use a spray bottle to spray the dispensing nozzles of the
water faucets with a mild bleach solution (1 teaspoon of
unscented bleach in 12 oz of water).
9. After 1 minute, rinse by spraying the nozzles with tap
water.
10. Prepare a solution in an empty bottle with 3 gallons of
water and 16 oz of white vinegar or 3 oz of unscented
bleach.
11. Install this bottle into the cooler and close the door.
12. Dispense 1 Gallon of water from both faucets.
13. Remove the bottle with the cleaning solution.
14. Install a bottle lled with plain tap water.
15. Dispense 1 gallon of water from both faucets.
16. If a vinegar or bleach smell is still present repeat the rins-
ing cycle.
17. Drain water through the drain plug at the back as de-
scribed before.
18. Replace the drain plug.
19. Place in your bottled water. Place the suction probe into
the bottle.
20. Close the door and plug the power cord into a wall outlet.
Rinsing the Brew Pot and Filter Basket
Stainless Steel
tube for Self - Clean
function
Expandable telescopic
tube for drawing water
from the bottle