Avalon A13 - User Manual - manualsarea.com

Page 3 - Use and Care Guide

Use and Care Guide MODELS: A13 Registration Please visit the website below to register your new water cooler within the first 30 days of purchase. Registration within the first 30 days will activate your one year warranty. www.avalonh2o.com/register-my-avalon-cooler Please keep your model number, or...

Page 4 - Contents; About Your Water Cooler

Contents About Your Water Cooler Meet Your Avalon Product Part Names Indicator Lights Tech Specs Filter Function Introduction Getting Started Unpacking Installation (Under the Sink) Installation (Refrigerator Water Line) Flushing Filters Finishing Water Cooler Installation Activating Heating and Coo...

Page 5 - Troubleshooting

User Guide and Maintenance Dispensing Water Replacing the Filters Leak Detection Cleaning Activating Self-Cleaning Function Rinsing, Cleaning, and Draining Cleaning Troubleshooting Safety 24 20 26 21-23 27-29 30-31 33-34 36-37 Contents

Page 6 - Meet Your Avalon Product

1 Meet Your Avalon Product Inside the box, you’ll find: Carbon Block Filter Sediment Filter Filter Flushing Adapter About Your Water Cooler PE Tubing (20’ length, 1/4” diameter) Metal Adapter with Valve (3/8” compression) Three Way Plastic Adapter (1/4”)

Page 8 - Part Names

3 9. Panel 11. Nightlight 10. Spout 12. Drip Tray 13. Filter Reset Button 14. Filter Valve 5. Child Safety Lock Push Button Part Names About Your Water Cooler 8. Cold Water Push Button 7. Cool Water Push Button 6. Hot Water Push Button Replace Filter Self Clean Blinking = Heating Blinking = Cooling ...

Page 10 - Indicator Lights

5 Indicator Lights Heating Indicator Light This light will indicate when the water is heating. The light will blink while the water is heating and will turn off when it has reached the correct temperature of 185°F. Cooling Indicator Light This light will indicate when the water is cooling. The light...

Page 11 - Tech Specs

6 Tech Specs 1.8L/min / 2.2L/min / 2.0L/min 4 L/H (≥ 185°F) 1.16 Liters 2.5 L/H ( ≤ 50°F) 3.6 Liters 0.1-0.4 MPa 39 ~ 104°F humidity ≤90% Tap Water TDS ≤ 350 ppm 41 ~ 100.4°F Sediment Carbon Block 13”(L)x12”(W)x41”(H) 16”(L)x15”(W)x45”(H) 36.15 lb/46.5 lb 115V 60Hz Compressor Internal Element 420W/1...

Page 12 - Filter Function Introduction

7 Filter Function Introduction Stage Stage 1 Stage 2 Sediment Filter Carbon Block Filter Filter Course filtration of raw water to remove rust, dirt and sediment Removes the water odor, residual chlorine, organic matter, and lead to improve taste Function About Your Water Cooler

Page 13 - G e t t i n g Sta r te d

Page 14 - Unpacking Your Avalon Water Cooler

9 Unpacking Your Avalon Water Cooler Locating Dispenser • Do NOT plug in the power cord yet. • Place dispenser upright on a hard and level surface in a cool and shaded location near a grounded wall outlet. Position the dispenser so there is about 4 inches of clearance from the wall on the back and b...

Page 18 - Flushing Filters Prior to Use

13 Flushing Filters Prior to Use Before continuing with installation, it is recommended that you flush both filters for approximately 2 minutes. 1. Twist the filter into the provided Filter Flushing Adapter by rotating it clockwise. 3. Hold the filter with the Filter Flushing Adapter in place over a...

Page 20 - Finishing the Water Cooler Installation

15 Finishing the Water Cooler Installation Once you have flushed the filters and removed the filters and PE Tubing from the Filter Flushing Adapter, you are ready to complete the installation process. 1. Remove the plug from the water inlet (#22) located on the back of the unit. To do this press on ...

Page 22 - Activate Heating and Cooling

17 Activate Heating and Cooling To activate the cold water, push the cooling switch (#17) into the on (I) position by pushing the top of the switch in. If you do not wish to have cold water you can leave the switch in the off (O) positon.To activate the hot water, push the heating switch (#18) into ...

Page 23 - Installing and Removing the Drip Tray

18 Installing and Removing the Drip Tray 1. To install the drip tray, simply slide it into the area at the top of the door until it snaps into place. 2. To remove the drip tray, place your fingers in the grid of thte drip tray with one hand and hold the door of the cooler shut with the other. 3. Gen...

Page 24 - Us e r G u i d e a n d Ma i n te n a n c e

Page 25 - Dispensing Water

20 Dispensing Water Cold Water Hot Water Cool Water Once you have turned the cooling switch (#17) into the on (I) position it will take initially 1 hour for the water to cool. During this time the cooling indicator light (#4) around the cold water button will blink. During this time the compressor c...

Page 26 - Replacing the Filters

21 Replacing the Filters 2. Shut off the Valve located at the connection to the water source or the Filter Valve (#14) located to the left of the filters inside of the cabinet. 1. When lifetime of the filter is near its end, either by means of water flow or by means of 6 months time, the filter indi...

Page 29 - Leak Detection

24 Leak Detection Our machines are equipped with a high-tech dual leak detection system that will alert you of any potential leak. At the same time the machine will automatically shut off any intake of water to prevent a potential flood. In the event of a possible leak, the hot water push button (#6...

Page 31 - C l e a n i n g

Page 32 - Activating Self-Cleaning Function

27 Activating Self-Cleaning Function 3. Ozone will be produced and injected into the water system, it will kill bacteria and bio-films typically found in water dispensers. By the end of the cleaning cycle the ozone will convert into harmless oxygen and will be emitted into the air. 1. To activate, p...

Page 36 - Cleaning

31 To remove mineral deposits that may have built up inside the the cold tank, mix 4 L of water with 200 g of citric acid crystals (not included) or cleaning solution of your choice. Cleaning 1. Unscrew the top cover and lift off the cold tank lid. 2. Put the mixture into the machine's cold tank and...

Page 38 - Tro u b l e s h o ot i n g

Page 41 - S a fe t y