How to clean white material floating in Tiger PDU-A40U Water Heater?
If the inner container of your Tiger Water Heater is dirty and white material is floating in the hot water, this is caused by a reaction of the minerals contained in the water. Clean the unit with Citric Acid.
How to fix Tiger PDU-A40U Water Heater if water does not dispense using electric dispense key?
If your Tiger Water Heater is not dispensing water when using the electric dispense key, it might be due to dirty mesh filter or inside pump. Try cleaning the unit with Citric Acid.
Why is the water from my Tiger PDU-A40U Water Heater not hot enough?
If the Tiger Water Heater is not hot enough, it could be due to several reasons. First, check if Energy Saving Mode is selected; if so, press Temp.Set or Unlock key to bring it up to the setting temperature in a minute. Also, make sure the unit is completely upright, especially if hot water was dispensed while the unit was tilted. Ensure the plug is properly connected. If it is set to lock automatically, press the Unlock key once to dispense hot water.
What to do if Tiger PDU-A40U has flashing lights and signs on display?
If your Tiger Water Heater's boil and keep warm lamps flash alternately and signs appear on the display, and the unit is equipped with Dry-Boil Protection, it means there is no water or very little water in the container. Unplug the unit, refill it above the refill level of the water volume indicator, leave it for a while, then plug it in again.
Why does hot water come out on its own from Tiger PDU-A40U Water Heater?
If hot water is coming out of your Tiger Water Heater on its own, it is likely because the water level is above the "Max water level." To resolve this, keep the water below the "Max water level."
What to do if Tiger PDU-A40U Water Heater does not boil after refilling?
If your Tiger Water Heater does not boil after refilling the water and the boil light does not lit, it might be because the container was filled with hot water hotter than approximately 122°F. Refill it with cooled or cold water. Also, try to bring the water to a boil by pressing the Re-Boil/Timer key.
Why my Tiger PDU-A40U does not boil (no steam)?
If your Tiger Water Heater does not boil and there is no steam, it might be because Energy Saving Mode is selected. Try selecting a boiling cycle with dechlorinate.
Why does my Tiger PDU-A40U sound louder than usual?
If the sound of boiling from your Tiger Water Heater seems louder than usual, the inner container might be dirty. Try washing the inner container with citric acid.
Why does the hot water from my Tiger PDU-A40U smell?
If the hot water from your Tiger Water Heater smells, it may be due to the amount of disinfectant chlorine in the tap water. Try selecting a boiling cycle with dechlorinate. Note that for the first several uses, there might be a smell of plastic or other materials, but it should become less noticeable with use.
How to fix fogged up display panels on Tiger PDU-A40U Water Heater?
If the display panels of your Tiger Water Heater are fogged up, it might be because the unit was placed in an area prone to becoming wet. Discard the water, unplug the unit, and leave it until the panels are clear.
Provides instructions for operating the electric water heater/warmer.
Explains safety symbols and outlines general precautions for safe appliance use.
Details safety precautions related to electrical connections, cord usage, and product operation.
Covers safe handling, preventing spills, immersion warnings, and proper water disposal.
Details the various parts of the appliance, including the lid, handle, and spout.
Explains the controls and display area of the operation panel.
Details the power cord connection and describes normal operational sounds.
Details steps for initial setup, cleaning, and preparation before first use.
Guides the user through the process of filling, connecting, and starting the boiling cycle.
Explains the procedure to remove any chlorine smell from the water.
Guides on how to select and set the desired keep warm temperature.
Explains how to monitor the boiling process and transition to keep warm mode.
Details procedures for re-boiling water and reducing chlorine smell during keep warm.
Guides the user on how to unlock the unit and dispense hot water.
Advises on when and how to refill the water to maintain optimal operation.
Details the steps to manually activate the Energy Saving Mode.
Covers automatic switching, steam cut function, and how to manage the mode.
Guides on how to select and set the desired hours for the power-saving timer.
Explains the procedure to cancel the power-saving timer operation.
Guides on how to safely unplug the unit and remove the lid after use.
Provides instructions for safely discarding any remaining hot water.
Explains how to properly attach the lid after use or cleaning.
Details how to clean the inner container using basic rinsing and wiping methods.
Explains the process for removing mineral deposits using citric acid cleaner.
Guides on cleaning the lid, exterior, power cord, and mesh filter.
Details two methods for removing mineral deposits using citric acid.
Provides instructions on how to prepare the unit for storage if not used for a long period.
Addresses problems such as failure to boil, unusual sounds, and water odors.
Resolves issues related to dispensing, insufficient hot water, and exterior heat.
Solutions for operational issues like dispensing problems, beep notifications, and display fogging.
Explains the meaning of various flashing lamps and error codes on the display.
Lists the technical specifications of the electric water heater models.
Identifies replaceable parts like gaskets, resin parts, and mesh filters with part codes.
Provides step-by-step instructions for removing and attaching the lid gasket.
Details contact information and support channels for parts and service for different regions.
General| Capacity | 40 Liters |
|---|---|
| Power | 2000W |
| Frequency | 50Hz |
| Material | Stainless Steel |
| Thermostat | Adjustable |
| Safety Features | Overheat Protection |
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