This document is the operation manual for the Rinkmo Water Dispenser, model BY530. It provides essential information for safe operation, technical specifications, usage instructions, and troubleshooting.
Function Description:
The Rinkmo Water Dispenser is designed to provide both hot and cold water for domestic use. It operates by drawing water from a bottom-loaded water bottle, heating or cooling it, and dispensing it through dedicated faucets. The unit features indicator lights on the front panel to show the status of cooling, heating, and water bottle level. A child safety lock is included for the hot water faucet to prevent accidental burns. The dispenser is intended for indoor use and should only dispense water.
Important Technical Specifications:
- Model: BY530
- Rated Voltage: 115V~
- Rated Frequency: 60Hz
- Heating Power: 500 W
- Cooling Power/Current: 85W/1.5A
- Hot Water Output: ≥90°C, 5L/h
- Cold Water Output: ≤10°C, 2L/h
- Environmental Temperature: ST (Subtropical)
- Coolant: R134a, 38g
- Relative Humidity: <90%
- Protection of Anti-Electric-Shock: Class I
Usage Features:
- Unpacking and Setup: The manual details a step-by-step process for unpacking, including removing the top section of the box, lifting the water cooler off the bottom box, and cleaning the unit. It emphasizes placing the unit on a hard, flat surface, away from direct sunlight and heat sources, with specific clearance requirements (at least 4 inches/10cm from the back wall and 2 inches/5cm on each side).
- Water Bottle Installation: The dispenser uses a bottom-loading design, requiring the water bottle to be placed in the lower cabinet. The water bottle cap with hose is inserted into the bottle, and the hose is connected to the water cooler. It is recommended to use 1 or 2 two-liter bottles full of water through the system before regular use.
- Initial Start-up: After connecting the water bottle and plugging in the unit, the pump will start to fill the cooling and heating tanks. Users are instructed to wait 7-10 minutes, then push both hot and cold taps until water comes out, before turning on the heating and cooling switches. For the first-time use, it may take at least half an hour for hot and cold water to be ready.
- Dispensing Water:
- Hot Water: Requires pushing the child safety lock and the hot faucet simultaneously.
- Cold Water: Press the cold water button.
- Warm Water: Press the warm water button.
- Indicator Lights: The front panel features three indicator lights:
- One for cooling (unit is cooling water).
- One for heating (unit is heating water).
- One for "empty" (no water left in the bottle, requiring replacement). The "empty" light turns off after a new bottle is installed and the cabinet door is closed.
- Safety Precautions:
- Avoid contact of hot water with bare skin.
- Keep combustible materials away from the back of the unit.
- Do not operate with a damaged power cord or plug other appliances into the same outlet.
- Do not run the power cord over carpeting or heat insulators, or submerge it in water.
- Avoid using an extension cord.
- Exercise caution when children are near the appliance.
- Do not use outdoors.
- Only dispense water.
- Place on an even and flat surface to prevent instability.
- Ensure the power plug is accessible and disconnect it when not in use or before servicing.
- A warning is provided about potential damage if the drain cap is loose during shipping, emphasizing the need to tighten it before use to prevent leaks and floor damage.
Maintenance Features:
- Cleaning:
- Always turn off and unplug the unit before cleaning.
- Use a soft damp cloth with mild detergent for the surface; avoid corrosive chemical solvents.
- Do not pour water on the exterior or immerse the unit.
- The water bottle cap, hose, and drip tray are dishwasher-safe (top rack only).
- Ventilation: Maintain 6 inches (15cm) clearance from the wall and ensure all ventilation openings are clear.
- System Protection: Do not damage the heating or cooling system, especially the black condenser or heating radiator on the back.
- Long-term Storage: If not used for an extended period, unplug the power cord and drain all water from the faucets and the drain cap on the back. Ensure the drain cap is fastened tightly afterward.
- Troubleshooting: A comprehensive chart is provided for common issues, their possible causes, and remedies. Examples include:
- No hot/cold water: Check if the unit is plugged in, power supply is on, water dispenser is damaged, or the bottle cap is improperly attached.
- No cold water: Could be due to over-consumption, system malfunction, insufficient ventilation, or high water bottle temperature.
- No hot water: Similar to cold water issues, often due to over-consumption or system malfunctions.
- Noisy operation: Appliance not level or touching other objects.
- Water leaks: Loose or damaged faucet, improper hose connector, or leaking water tanks.
- Dripping from cooler: Drain cap not fastened properly or damaged sealing material.
- Strange taste: Common with new coolers; cleaning the hose (dishwasher top rack only or dish soap soak) is recommended. The taste usually dissipates after the first bottle is used up.
The manual concludes with Rinkmo Support contact information: rinkmo.service@outlook.com.
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