Pure Water Fountain Classic, Installation And Owner'S Manual

Fountain Classic Owner’s Manual

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Maintenance

Post Filter Changing and Steam Sterilization

Post Filter Changing and Steam Sterilization

Post Filter Changing and Steam Sterilization

Post Filter Changing and Steam Sterilization

Post Filter Changing and Steam Sterilization

Every 2000 operating hours (3 months if the unit is operating continuouly):

Every 2000 operating hours (3 months if the unit is operating continuouly):

Every 2000 operating hours (3 months if the unit is operating continuouly):

Every 2000 operating hours (3 months if the unit is operating continuouly):

Every 2000 operating hours (3 months if the unit is operating continuouly):

Step 1

Step 1

Step 1

Step 1

Step 1 Empty the Distiller:

Empty the Distiller:

Empty the Distiller:

Empty the Distiller:

Empty the Distiller:

It is very important that the storage tanks are empty before steam sterilization takes

place.  To do this:

1.

Turn power OFF to the unit.

2.

Turn the dispenser power OFF.

3.

Turn the Dispenser Hot Tank Switch to OFF. 

(Three temperature unit only.)

4.

Attach tubing to each of the dispensing spigots and drain all of the water to a

floor drain or suitable container.

Step 2

Step 2

Step 2

Step 2

Step 2 Steam Sterilization:

Steam Sterilization:

Steam Sterilization:

Steam Sterilization:

Steam Sterilization:

1.

Remove the old post filter from the unit.

2.

Place the piece of high temperature tubing

in place of the post filter.  It will connect the

outlet end of the condensing coil to the

storage tank inlet.

3.

Turn the power to the unit ON.  Now the

boiling chamber is creating steam.  The

steam will rise up to the condensing coil.

4.

Turn the fan switch to the OFF position.  The steam will not cool and condense,

so steam will be sent to the storage tank.  This will heat the tank and kill any

bacteria in the machine.

5.

Once you can see that steam is being created, allow the unit to steam for 25

minutes.

6.

Turn the Fan switch to the ON position.  The

fan will start and begin to cool the steam.

After a few minutes distilled water will start to

be created.

Step 3

Step 3

Step 3

Step 3

Step 3 Rinse the Post Filter:

Rinse the Post Filter:

Rinse the Post Filter:

Rinse the Post Filter:

Rinse the Post Filter:

1.

Remove the high temperature tubing.

2.

Connect the Post Filter to the condensing coil

outlet and the storage tank inlet.  There is an

arrow on the side of the filter that indicates

the proper direction  of the post filter.

3.

Allow the unit to distill for 5-6 hours.

4.

Using the spigots in the front, empty the water

from the unit.  This water should be dis-

carded.

IMPORTANT:

IMPORTANT:

IMPORTANT:

IMPORTANT:

IMPORTANT:  This tube

must be used, because the

post filter cannot withstand

the temperature of the

steam.