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Troubleshooting

 

 

 

Symptom

 

 

 

Possible Cause

 

 

 

Solution

 

  

  

No Power / Power status indica-

tor off

 

  

No power to unit

 

Circuit breaker or GFCI is tripped

 

Blown fuse

 

  

Check outlet and plug for proper connection 

 

Check external circuit breaker/GFCI

 

Check fuse at rear of unit and replace if needed

 

  

  

  

Tanks not filling during initial 

setup

 

  

 

 

 

 

  

 

Check external water supply valve 

 

Fix source of leak

 

Remove source of blockage

 

Allow several hours for RO to fill

 

  

  

Water is not hot or cold

 

  

 

Power switches turned off

 

  

  

Check the power switches on the rear panel

 

  
  

No, or low, flow from cold

 

  

  

  

Water inside the cold tank frozen

 

  

 

Turn off the cold switch for 4 hours to melt ice 

inside tank

 

  
  

No, or low, flow from hot

 

  

  

Hot tank needs to be descaled

 

  

 

De

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scale hot water tank

  

  

  

No, or low, flow from both hot 

and cold

 

  

  

Filter cartridges may need changed 

 

Low pressure from water supply

 

  

  

Change filter cartridge(s) 

 

Check water supply pressure.

 

  

 

  

Hot tank limiter has tripped

 

  

Reset the hot tank limiter.

 

  

  

  

 

  

  

Cold switch is off

 

Unit is not installed correctly 

 

Refrigeration Leak

 

  

 

Check that the cold switch is  

on

” 

Check that the 

unit is 4" from the wall, not in direct sunlight or in 

a room with high ambient temperature.

 

  

  

  

 

  

  

  

Unit not sanitized or Filters not flushed

 

  

Sanitize the dispenser.

 

If the bad taste persists, taste the water coming 

directly from the filter cartridge and change as 

necessary.  If still bad, change the filter, or con-

tact your service provider.

 

Summary of Contents for Crystal Pro

Page 1: ...1 Installation Operation Maintenance Manual Crystal Pro Water Dispenser www crystalcoolers com 2020 Crystal Mountain Products Inc ...

Page 2: ...2 Notes ...

Page 3: ...t 7 Installation 10 Operating Crystal Pro Water Dispenser 14 Service and Maintenance 15 General Maintenance 15 Sanitizing Reservoirs 15 Draining Reservoirs 16 Resetting Leak Detection System 18 Troubleshooting 19 Technical Specifications 20 Flow Diagram 21 Electrical Diagram 22 Warranty 23 Table of Contents ...

Page 4: ...e water supply before the inlet connection Failure to use an appropriate anti flood device for any reason will not obligate or make Crystal Moun tain responsible in any wayfor Product Liability issues relating to any claims including water damage claims Regularly inspect the filters filter housings and the plumbing fittings and connections for water leaks Water leaks may cause damage to your offic...

Page 5: ...g and built into the ambient reservoir lid This system is used to inhibit the growth of bacteria When dispensing Ambient or Cold water you will notice a pulsating UV INSIDE light which indicates the UV light system activation Leak Detection System All models of the Crystal Pro are fitted with a leak detector This system will generate an audible alarm and front panel light alert upon detecting wate...

Page 6: ...ed during shipment 1 To inspect the interior remove the filtration service panel 2 Visually inspect for any wires tubing or fittings which may have come loose during shipment 3 Record the model and serial numbers below for future reference Record your Crystal Pro model number here Serial Number Date purchased Date installed Products offered and marketed by Crystal Mountain and its affiliates are p...

Page 7: ...7 Parts Diagram ...

Page 8: ...8 Parts Diagram Detail ...

Page 9: ...el Black N A C2 Bracket Cup PLC C400007 C3 Door Lock PLC C400008 C4 Cup Dispenser Outer PLC C400023 C5 Cup Dispenser Inner PLC C400024 C6 Spring Cup Dispenser FAS C400011 C7 Cup Dispenser Bottom PLC C400022 D Top Shelf Reservoir N A D1 Top Shelf SMT C400013 D2 Transformer 120V 18V 1A ELE C400033 D3 Reservoir Ambient PLC C400001 D4 Lid Reservoir PLC C400002 D5 Float Electronic ELE C400026 D6 Float ...

Page 10: ...nit to the floor with an M6x60 expansion bolt A Locate and drill a 43 mm deep hole using an alloy drill bit with 9 mm diameter B Install the flat pad the spring washer and the nut to the bolt and then insert into the hole C Remove the filtration service panel and locate the alignment hole on the base plate D Align the dispenser with the expansion bolt using the hole in the base plate E Using a wre...

Page 11: ...cur This water dispenser has a maximum pressure rating of 80 psi 5 5 bar A pressure regulator must be used for all installations This will prevent internal structural damage to the unit and potential water leaks This should be installed on the water supply before the dispenser water inlet 4 Plug the dispenser into the wall outlet and verify that the green power status indicator is on A fuse locate...

Page 12: ...for proper sanitization of your filtration system 7 Slowly turn on the water supply until the main storage tank is full then turn off 8 Carry out a visual inspection for any water leaks 9 Lift the main storage tank lid taking care not to damage the float sensor or UV light 10 Wearing sterile gloves and using a clean lint free cloth thoroughly wipe down the inside of the main storage tank with the ...

Page 13: ...ispenser should be turned on It will take approximately twenty minutes for the hot water and two hours for the cold water to reach their temperature presets 2 Record the service date on the inside filtration panel for future reference This will ensure that maintenance intervals are recorded and scheduled 3 Reinstall the filtration service panel ...

Page 14: ...spenser Unpowered N A AmbientButton N A N A N A Cold Button AlwaysOn Dispenser Unpowered N A UV Activation Light UV System Ready UV System Ready UV System Active System Fault Indicator UV Bulb Needs Replacement UV System Ready SystemFault i e Leak Short Circuit Night Light Dark Environment Light Conditions n a On only when user is in front of the unit Note To prevent the inadvertent dispensing of ...

Page 15: ...ly stained it should be replaced 3 Wipe away any dust which may have accumulated on the condenser grill 4 Drain both tanks after long periods of non use 5 On R O models periodically inspect the flow restrictor to ensure it is clean and unrestricted Caution Use only factory authorized replacement parts Using unauthorized parts or accessories may cause damage or affect performance Any damage diminis...

Page 16: ...ns If you do not re move your filtration system then bypass it with a polyethylene tubing and 2 union quick con nect fittings Refer to the service manual of the filtration system being used for proper sanitization of your system 5 Begin the sanitization process 6 Plug in the dispenser 7 Slowly turn on the water supply 8 Check for leaks or spills which may cause the leak detection system to activat...

Page 17: ...om the wall socket 4 Remove the top panel to gain access to the UV assembly either on the reservoir lid or in the water outlet tube If replacing the UV on the reservoir lid remove the lid from the reservoir Warning Do not remove the lamp from holder while illuminated and never look directly at the UV light as UV ra diation is dangerous for the eyes and skin 5 Unplug the UV wire connector 6 Remove ...

Page 18: ...g water supply valve to prevent further damage The leak de tection warning will stop once the leak is stopped and the affected area is dried out Service notes If an audible click is heard within 5 minutes of turning on the red power switch the hot tank is likely empty and has overheated The hot tank limiter will need to be reset Caution Turn off the hot tank and unplug the unit s power cord before...

Page 19: ...tankfrozen Turnoffthecoldswitchfor4hourstomeltice insidetank No orlow flowfromhot Hottankneedstobedescaled De scalehotwatertank No orlow flowfrombothhot andcold Filtercartridgesmayneedchanged Lowpressurefromwatersupply Changefiltercartridge s Checkwatersupplypressure Hottanklimiterhastripped Resetthehottanklimiter Coldswitchisoff Unitisnotinstalledcorrectly RefrigerationLeak Checkthatthecoldswitch...

Page 20: ...20 Specifications Water Dispenser Safety Features Failure to use an appropriate anti flood device for any reason will not obligate or make Crystal Mountain responsible in any way for Product 1 0 KWH ...

Page 21: ...nser Nozzle Ambient Solenoid Cold Solenoid Cold Water Reservoir Drain Drain Filtration or R O System Not Supplied Vent Hot Tank UV Lamp Ambient Storage Tank w Mech Safety Float UV Lamp Inlet Solenoid Strainer Pressure Reducing Valve Not Supplied Inlet Anti Flood Device not Supplied ...

Page 22: ...id Fuse Link with Top Shelf Power Cord Cold Control Cold Switch Compressor Hot Switch Hot Tank Limiter Thermostat N L L UV Module UV Module To Relay To Overload Heater Main PCBA Transformer Input Output Hot Cold Switch LED LED UV Pushbutton L Input fromFuse W W Link w Cook Solenoid B B Link w Cold Solenoid R R Link w Hot Solenoid R B Link w Inlet Solenoid ...

Page 23: ...mponents that become inoperable because of a failure to satisfy standards or regulations adopted by any government or agency thereof subsequent to the date of ship ment from the factory Crystal Mountain will not be liable for damage or wear to products caused by abnormal operating conditions accident abuse misuse unauthorized alteration or repair or if the products were not installed in accordance...

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