How to fix a Clover D14A Water Dispenser that is making excessive noise?
If your Clover Water Dispenser is making excessive noise, ensure it is placed on an even surface to level it. Also, check the tubing inside the cooler to ensure it is not touching other parts, causing vibration. Adjust the position of the tubing if necessary and ensure all fixed screws are completely connected.
What to do if my Clover D14A compressor does not run?
If the compressor on your Clover Water Dispenser isn't running, first, ensure the power outlet is on. If that's not the issue, the thermostat might be misadjusted or defective, or the wiring could be faulty. Adjust or replace the thermostat and check the internal wiring. Low line voltage or a defective compressor overload protector could also be the cause; check the line voltage and replace the overload protector if needed. Finally, the starting relay might be defective, requiring replacement. If none of these steps work, the compressor itself may be defective.
Why is my Clover D14A Water Dispenser running constantly but the water is adequately chilled?
If your Clover Water Dispenser runs excessively, it could be due to poor ventilation or a dirty condenser. Ensure there's at least 4" of clearance on the sides and rear, and clean the condenser. Alternatively, the thermostat might be defective or the ambient temperature is high. Replace or adjust the thermostat as needed. Note that continuous running is normal in high ambient temperatures.
What to do if my Clover Water Dispenser cold water flows slowly or not at all?
If the cold water in your Clover Water Dispenser flows slowly or not at all, the faucet may be defective and needs replacement. Alternatively, the cold water thermostat might be set too low, causing ice to build up in the cold tank and block water flow. Defrost the water cooler and adjust the temperature control.
Why is my Clover D14A compressor running continuously, but I do not have cold water?
If your Clover Water Dispenser's compressor runs continuously without producing cold water, it may be due to a substantial loss of refrigerant or a defective compressor. If a refrigerant leak is suspected, return the cooler to an authorized service center or the factory for repair.
Why does my Clover Water Dispenser have a short running cycle?
If your Clover Water Dispenser has a short running cycle, the cold water thermostat may be defective and needs replacement. Also, the thermostat might be improperly set for the environmental conditions or water cooler usage. Adjust the cold water thermostat. The compressor motor could also be defective, causing the water cooler to cycle on the overload protector.
What to do if the hot water is not hot in my Clover Water Dispenser?
If the hot water in your Clover Water Dispenser is not hot, ensure the hot water switch is turned on. Check for any loose or broken wire connections in the hot water system and repair them if necessary. The hot control may also be defective, requiring replacement. Additionally, the heat limiter might be "ON"; push the "Reset" button. The hot tank heater could also be defective and need replacement.
Why is the hot water in my Clover Water Dispenser hot, but not hot enough?
If the hot water in your Clover Water Dispenser is not hot enough, it could be that the hot water usage exceeds the system's capacity. Also, the hot control might be defective and need replacement.
What to do if the hot water flows slowly or not at all in my Clover Water Dispenser?
If the hot water in your Clover Water Dispenser flows slowly, note that it is designed to flow slower than cold water to prevent splashing. If the flow is completely absent, the faucet may be defective and needs replacement. Alternatively, the hot tank might be plugged with mineral deposits, requiring de-liming.
Why is my Clover Water Dispenser hot tank noisy?
If your Clover Water Dispenser's hot tank is noisy, the hot tank heater might be caked with mineral deposits. A slight boiling sound during the heating cycle is normal. Try de-liming the tank.
General| Model | D14A |
|---|---|
| Category | Water Dispenser |
| Cooling System | Compressor |
| Voltage | 220V |
| Power Consumption (Heating) | 500W |
| Color | White |
| Water Temperature | Hot, Cold |
| Capacity | 5L |
| Weight | 14.8 Kg |
Explains the refrigeration cycle and how the system cools water by absorbing heat.
Details how the electric heater within the hot water tank heats the supplied water.
Covers common problems like compressor not running, inadequate chilling, or slow water flow.
Addresses problems such as no hot water, insufficient temperature, or noisy hot tank.
Details how to diagnose and resolve excessive noise emanating from the water cooler.
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