AQUAPHOR RO PRO 100 H20-C (01) PDF DOCUMENT

The required operation conditions for the AQUAPHOR RO PRO 100 H20-C are as follows:

• Water source: municipal tap water

• Feed water pressure: 0.1 MPa ~ 0.4MPa

• Feed water temperature: 5-38°C

• Altitude: <1500 meter

This product is designed for indoor use only and should not be used in an explosive environment.

You should check the product from time to time for any leakage on the connections or creepage on the wires. If the product fails, please cut off the water and power supply immediately, and contact your dealer. Installation and maintenance should always be performed by a professional.

If the AQUAPHOR RO PRO 100 H20-C won’t be used for a long time, cut off the water and power supply. If it hasn’t been used for more than 3 days, you must drain all the remaining water in the tanks and flush the system for more than 5 minutes before putting it into use again.

The water treatment process follows these stages: Feed water → Pro1 → Pro 100 → Pro M → Output water.

The main connection points on the back of the AQUAPHOR RO PRO 100 H20-C are:

• Drain of Hot Water Tank

• Water Inlet

• Drain of Cold Water Tank

• RO Drain

• Drain of Water Pan

Before installation, you need the following tools and conditions:

1. Tools Required:

• Cross screw driver

• Adjustable wrench

• Scissors

2. Pre-installation Checks:

• Please check if the accessories are complete as per the packing list.

3. Installation Position Required:

• Close to a 220V/110V socket.

• Close to the municipal tap water source.

• Close to a drain outlet. The position of drain pipes should be at least 20 cm lower than the water pan.

Follow these steps to install the connection node:

1. Shut off the cold water line and relieve excess pressure.

2. Make sure that there is a sealing gasket (3) in the clamping nut of the connecting node (2).

3. Connect the connecting node (2) to the pipeline. If necessary, use tread seal tape to seal the external thread of the node.

4. Close the inlet cock of the connecting node and supply water from the cold water supply line to make sure that the connection is tight (no leaks).

5. Pull the retaining clip (4) out from under the plastic sleeve of the connecting node (2).

6. Insert the pre-moistened end of the water filter tube (1) into the plastic sleeve of the connecting node (2) until it stops about 15 mm deep and house the clip (4).

7. Check the tightness of the tube (1) fastening: with a force of 80–100 N, the tube should not be pulled out.

8. Wrap threads of the connection node with Teflon tape if needed.

ATTENTION! The end of the pipeline must be flat where the connecting node is connected. Do not use excessive force when tightening the clamping nut. Otherwise, it will damage the gasket.

1. Remove the protective film from the gasket. Bond the gasket to the inside of the clamp so that the hole in the gasket matches the hole in the clamp fitting.

2. Place the clamp on the drain pipe and then tighten the bolts. The bolts should be tightened evenly so that the two pieces of the clamp are parallel.

3. Drill a 7 mm hole through the clamp connection.

4. Put a plastic nut on the free end of the drain tube and, inserting the tube into the drain clamp by 20–30 mm, screw the nut onto the fitting.

5. Connect the silicon tube to the drain of the water pan or a bucket.

To Remove an Old Cartridge:

1. Take off the front panel of the dispenser.

2. Shut off the water supply and unplug the power cord.

3. Twist the filter cartridge counterclockwise to disassemble and remove it.

To Install a New Cartridge:

1. Take off the front panel of the dispenser.

2. Remove the overwrapping film from the new cartridge.

3. Insert the filter cartridge into the cap (collector) and then twist the body of the cartridge clockwise until it stops and clicks, matching the right position.

4. Please pay attention to the positions of filter cartridges and install them in the right order (PRO 1, PRO 100, PRO M).

1. After installing the new PRO 1 and PRO M cartridges, insert the service plug into the central slot (the slot for the PRO 100 reverse osmosis membrane unit).

2. Open the inlet tap, connect power supply, and power on. The machine will start producing water. The switch for heating should be off during this period.

3. After the machine completes water production, cut off the water and power supply. Connect a silicon tube to the “drain of hot water tank” and drain all the water into a bucket.

4. Power on again, let the machine produce water, and then drain the tank again. Repeat this process of filling and flushing 2 to 3 times. Check all connections for leaks during this process.

5. After flushing, remove the silicon tube from the “drain of hot water tank” and block the drain port.

6. Remove the service plug from the reverse osmosis membrane slot. If the PRO 100 cartridge does not need replacing, re-insert it. If you are also replacing the PRO 100, proceed to those instructions.

7. Cover the front panel. You can now open the inlet tap and power on the machine for normal use.

ATTENTION! After connecting the dispenser, wait until the tank is filled (about 30 minutes), otherwise overheating of the system and tripping of the fuse may occur.

Method 1: Simple Reset

1. Press the “Ambient Water collection” button and “Cold water collection” button simultaneously for 3 seconds. The machine will enter filter life reset mode.

2. Press the “Ambient Water collection” button again to cycle through and select the filter you want to reset (the indicator for the selected filter will flash).

3. Once selected, hold the “Ambient Water collection” button for 3 seconds to complete the reset.

4. The machine will exit the reset mode if there is no operation within 10 seconds.

Method 2: Detailed Reset

1. Press and hold the cold water (*) and ambient water (0) buttons for 3 seconds at the same time.

2. When the “heating” icon starts flashing, touch the ambient water button (0) to cycle through the options. The sequence is “heating” -> “cooling” -> K1 -> RO -> K7.

3. Select the filter cartridge you wish to reset.

4. Long press the cold water button (*) for 3 seconds to reset the selected filter’s life.

5. After all settings are completed, long press the cold water (*) and ambient water (0) buttons for 3 seconds to complete the setting and exit.

The display panel shows the remaining filter life using a grid system. When a filter’s lifetime is run out, its corresponding light indicator will flash.

Remark: This machine can provide three temperatures of water. If one is currently being dispensed, pressing another button will not affect the current flow. To choose another temperature, you must first stop the current water flow and then select the new temperature.

The refrigeration and heating hard switches are located on the back of the machine.

Refrigeration Switch:

• To turn OFF the cooling function, press the switch from the “O” state to the “-” state.

• To turn ON the cooling function, press the switch from the “-” state to the “O” state.

Heating Switch:

• To turn OFF the heating function, press the switch from the “O” state to the “-” state.

• To turn ON the heating function, press the switch from the “-” state to the “O” state.

The AQUAPHOR RO PRO 100 H20-C will display a fault code and sound a buzzer if an issue is detected:

• 02: Indicates that the NTC probe (temperature sensor) is faulty, short-circuited, or disconnected.

• 03: This is a water shortage fault. It appears if the water level sensor is still not detected after 60 minutes of water production.

• 04: Indicates a low pressure switch fault. This appears if the low pressure switch is disconnected for 1 second, meaning the raw water is short, water pressure is insufficient, or the switch itself is faulty.

1. Long press the cold water (*) and ambient water (0) buttons for 3 seconds at the same time to enter setting mode. The “heating” icon will start flashing.

2. To set the hot water temperature, while “heating” is flashing, touch the hot water button (SSS) to raise the temperature and the lock button (6) to lower the temperature. The range is 50 °C to 93 °C.

3. To set the cold water temperature, touch the ambient water button (0) to cycle to “Cooling”. When the “Cooling” icon blinks, use the hot water button (SSS) to raise the temperature and the lock button (6) to lower it. The range is 3 °C to 15 °C.

4. After all settings are completed, long press the cold water (*) and ambient water (0) buttons for 3 seconds to save and exit. If you don’t press any key, it will exit automatically after 10 seconds.

When the AQUAPHOR RO PRO 100 H20-C is first plugged in and powered on, it performs a safety inspection. The buzzer will sound once. If the machine cannot detect the low water level in the tank, the heating and cooling functions will not be activated. The pump will start, rinse for 30 seconds, and then begin to produce water. Once the bottom water level is detected, the hot tank and compressor will start to work. The pump will continue to produce water until the high water level is reached, then it will stop.

Heating Logic:

The factory default temperature is set to 93 °C. When the water temperature reaches 94 °C, the dispenser stops heating. When the temperature drops by 5 °C from the set temperature, it will start to heat again.

Refrigeration Logic:

The factory default setting for cold water is 3 °C. When the sensor detects that the water has reached the set temperature, the compressor stops working. When the temperature rises to 6 °C, the compressor starts to work again.

The UV lamp will turn on forcibly for 1 hour, and after that, it will turn on for 20 minutes every 40 minutes for sterilization.