What to do if water drips from the dual float valves assembly in my Clover Water Dispenser?
If water drips from the dual float valves assembly of your Clover Water Dispenser, the dual float valves elbow union may be defective and need replacement. Alternatively, the dual float valve's packing could be defective, or the cold water piping may be defective, requiring replacement or proper connection.
Why does excessive water accumulate in the housing of my Clover B14A Water Dispenser?
The housing of your Clover Water Dispenser is designed to hold a small amount of water that may seep through the cap at the bottle neck. If the problem occurs frequently, there may be a defect in the cap, and you should contact the cap manufacturer.
General| Water Source | Bottled Water |
|---|---|
| Capacity | 5 Gallons |
| Material | Plastic |
| Color | White |
| Cooling Technology | Compressor Cooling |
| Voltage | 110V |
| Hot Water Temperature | 185°F - 194°F |
| Cold Water Temperature | 41-50°F |
Explains the process of refrigerants compressing, condensing, and evaporating to cool water.
Details how the electric heater inside the hot water tank heats supplied water for hot output.
Lists and describes the function of each numbered component in the water cooler system.
Addresses issues with the compressor not running, or water being inadequately chilled but cooler running continuously.
Covers problems like hot water not being hot, flowing slowly, or the hot tank being noisy.
Details how to resolve excessive noise coming from the cooler, or noises related to the compressor.
Provides solutions for water drips from the faucet or leaks from inside or outside the appliance.
Addresses slow water flow from all faucets and excessive water accumulation in the housing for this system.
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