What to do if InSinkErator Water Dispenser water is too hot or not hot enough?
If the water from your InSinkErator Water Dispenser is too hot or not hot enough, the thermostat may not be adjusted to your needs. Adjust the thermostat slowly, then depress or twist the tap handle for 20 seconds to bring in fresh water to be heated at the new setting. Allow 5-7 minutes for the water to reach the new temperature.
Why is water not hot in my InSinkErator Water Dispenser?
The InSinkErator Water Dispenser may not be heating because it is not properly plugged into a functioning, earthed electrical outlet. Check that the circuit breaker or fuses are working and that the outlet is switched on.
Why is InSinkErator SWT-FLTR-1 LED green light not on?
If the green LED light on the front of your InSinkErator Water Dispenser tank is not illuminated, the unit may not be plugged in, or the electrical outlet may be inoperative. Make sure that the circuit breaker or fuses are functioning properly and that the outlet is not switched off.
What to do if InSinkErator SWT-FLTR-1 water comes out of vent instead of spout?
If water is coming out of the vent instead of the spout on your InSinkErator Water Dispenser, the outlet tube may be blocked. Check that the outlet tube is not kinked, twisted, or pinched. Also, unscrew the spout end piece and clean out any debris.
Why is InSinkErator SWT-FLTR-1 Water Dispenser water dripping from the spout/vent constantly?
Constant dripping from the spout or vent of your InSinkErator Water Dispenser indicates debris in the water line, which may be in the tap valve seat, causing a slow leak. Try unscrewing the spout end piece and cleaning out any debris. Then, depress or twist the lever 7-10 times to flush the tap and lines.
What to do if InSinkErator SWT-FLTR-1 water is dripping from the spout/vent intermittently?
If your InSinkErator Water Dispenser is dripping intermittently from the spout or vent, it could be due to the expansion chamber not draining properly because of low water pressure, or the spout is blocked. Unplug the unit. If the dripping doesn't stop after a few minutes, check the supply valve to ensure it is fully open and that there are no obstructions in the water line reducing the pressure below 172 kPa (1.7 bar; 25 psi), such as a poorly mounted saddle valve, a clogged water filter, or a partially opened shut-off valve. Also, unscrew the spout end piece and clean out any debris.
Why InSinkErator SWT-FLTR-1 Water Dispenser has divided stream?
A divided stream from your InSinkErator Water Dispenser is caused by debris in the end piece. Unscrew the spout end piece and clean out any debris.
Why InSinkErator SWT-FLTR-1 water has discoloration/rusty appearance?
Water discoloration or a rusty appearance in your InSinkErator Water Dispenser indicates corrosion of the unit. Unplug and drain the unit. If the water discoloration remains after draining and refilling the unit, discontinue use and contact an authorized InSinkErator service agent.
Essential safety and general information before starting installation.
Specific regional requirements and important user advice.
Lists all included components for installation.
Explains the manual's structure and how to follow instructions.
Overview and initial steps for installation, including time estimate.
Covers preparation and installing the HC1100/GN1100 tap.
Steps for installing HC3300/H3300 tap, mounting tank, and connecting tap to tank.
Covers filter installation, final water connection, and powering the unit.
Detailed instructions on how to use the hot water tap.
How to set and adjust the water temperature.
Procedures for storing the unit during periods of non-use or freezing.
Guidance on cleaning the tap and tank components.
Information on filter maintenance and replacement procedures.
Common issues, their causes, and recommended solutions.
General| Filter Life | 6 months |
|---|---|
| Filter Type | Carbon Block |
| Model | SWT-FLTR-1 |
| Flow Rate | 0.75 gpm |
| Compatibility | InSinkErator instant hot water dispensers |
| Micron Rating | 0.5 microns |
| Reduces | Chlorine taste and odor |
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