pure water dispenser®
100 SERIES
quick setup guide
- Read all directions before plugging in dispenser.
IMPORTANT: Do not plug in the dispenser until step 5.
This guide is a general reference to help you quickly and easily set up your Pure Water Dispenser® 100 Series. For complete setup, operating and safety instructions, reference the owner’s manual. - Place dispenser on level floor surface at least 2 inches from the wall.
- Insert bottle and fill the dispenser with water PRIOR to plugging in.
Remove tamper-evident seal from the plastic bottle cap. (Do NOT remove the plastic cap if using a NO-SPILL water bottle.) Load the water bottle by lifting and inserting it onto the probe. Be sure the bottle is fully aligned with the dispenser, centered over the probe, and fingers or other body parts are clear of the underside of the bottle. Apply slight pressure until the plug pushes in and the bottle is securely seated. Water will flow into the tank causing air bubbles. - Dispense water.
Place a cup under hot and cold faucets and depress each handle until water flows continuously. - Plugin the dispenser into a GFCI outlet and turn it on.
Turn on the hot tank heater using the switch located on the rear of the dispenser. Water will become hot in approximately 1 hour. The red light will go off when the hot tank reaches operating temperature. - Insert drip tray.
The drip tray snaps into place as shown.
Remove tamper-evident seal from the plastic bottle cap. (Do NOT remove the plastic cap if using a NO-SPILL water bottle.) Load the water bottle by lifting and inserting it onto the probe. Be sure the bottle is fully aligned with the dispenser, centered over the probe, and fingers or other body parts are clear of the underside of the bottle. Apply slight pressure until the plug pushes in and the bottle is securely seated. Water will flow into the tank causing air bubbles.
Place a cup under hot and cold faucets and depress each handle until water flows continuously.
Turn on the hot tank heater using the switch located on the rear of the dispenser. Water will become hot in approximately 1 hour. The red light will go off when the hot tank reaches operating temperature.
The drip tray snaps into place as shown.To learn more, visit water.com
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