What to do if my Philips Dispenser cannot filter water?
If your Philips Dispenser isn't filtering water, first disconnect it from the power supply. Then, open the top lid and remove the filter cartridge, and reinstall it properly. Also, ensure that the water level in the raw water tank is sufficient by taking out the raw water tank and changing the water if needed. Finally, check that the raw water tank is installed correctly.
Why is my Philips ADD6920BK/90 Dispenser leaking water?
There are several reasons why your Philips Dispenser might be leaking water. It could be due to a full removable drip tray, which you should empty. Alternatively, the check valve on the raw water tank base might be blocked or in the wrong position; try putting it back to the original position. Another possibility is a blocked sealing valve at the bottom of the raw water tank, which you can attempt to clear. If water is oozing from the dispenser, empty both the raw water tank and the filtered water jug, power off the device.
What to do if my Philips Dispenser cannot extract ambient water?
If your Philips Dispenser isn't extracting ambient water, first ensure that the dispenser is properly connected to the power supply. If it is, try pressing the water extraction button again to see if that resolves the issue.
General| Type | Water Dispenser |
|---|---|
| Material | Plastic |
| Power Source | Electric |
| Sensor Type | Touch |
| Child Lock | Yes |
| Color | Black |
| Voltage | 220-240V |
| Frequency | 50/60 Hz |
| Product Type | Tabletop Dispenser |
| Filtration Technology | RO (Reverse Osmosis) |
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