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Supakwik Water Heaters Pty Ltd
“S” Series Boiling Water
Dispensers
Installed By:
Company:
Date:
* Warranty may be void if the following is not completed.
(Insert Installers Label if preferred)
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Contents
Page
Introduction 3
Installation Requirements 3
Operation, Care & Cleaning 3
Safety 4
Warranty, Terms & Conditions 5
Contents of Carton
Boiling Water Dispenser
Tap
Owner’s manual / Installation instructions
Filter (Optional)
Tundish (Optional)
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Introduction
Thank you and congratulations on purchasing the Supakwik Boiling Water
Dispenser, one of the most advanced Boiling Water Dispensers on the market today.
This booklet contains useful information on the operation and care of your Boiling
Water Dispenser as well as important safety tips. Please take a few moments to read
this booklet so you can enjoy many years of trouble free instant boiling water.
At Supakwik we are proud of our high standard of quality and Customer service. If
you have any feedback or require further information on our products or service
please contact us using the details on the back page of the manual.
Installation and Service
The Boiling Water Dispenser must be installed by a suitably qualified person.
The Boiling Water Dispenser must be installed as per the Installation
Instructions supplied.
Installation and Service must comply with AS/NZS 3500.4.2
Warranty repairs can only be performed by approved Service Agents - contact
the manufacturer for your nearest Service Agent (ref. details on back).
The Boiling Water Dispenser is not designed to operate outdoors.
If a filter is installed a pressure limiting valve must be installed to protect the
filter.
Operation, Care, & Cleaning
Operation
Ensure the water supply is turned on
Switch the power on to begin the heating and filling process
After an initial heating period the supply of boiling water will be continuous
(water will only run out if the Boiling Water Dispenser is used beyond its
capacity).
To open the tap either push or pull the handle. The tap handle is spring
loaded - if it is pulled towards the user it will close when released.
The handle can be locked in the open position if it is pushed fully towards the
Boiling Water Dispenser. It must then be pulled forwards to close.
If the installation includes a filter assembly the filter cartridge must be
replaced every 6 to 12 months depending on the level of usage and water
quality.
Care & Cleaning
When cleaning the outer case of the appliance, do not use abrasive chemicals
or cleaning agents.
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In areas of poor water quality, the outlet of the tap must be periodically
brushed to prevent lime scale build up. Lime scale build up at the tap outlet
will cause the tap to drip (see warranty).
Safety
This appliance is not intended for use by young children or infirm persons
without supervision. Young children should be supervised to ensure that they
do not play with the appliance.
The installation of a residual current device (safety switch), is recommended
to provide full safety protection for this electrical appliance.
If the supply cord is damaged, it must be repaired by the manufacturer or its
service agent or a similarly qualified person.
Avoid touching the body of the tap as it can reach the temperature of boiling
water.
When pouring water into a vessel ensure that it is not too far from the tap as
splashing may occur. Do not, however lose sight of the water level in the
vessel being filled.
Avoid placing hands near the end of the vent pipe (this is a precautionary
measure as the vent will not emit steam during normal operation).
Warranty, Terms, and Conditions
Supakwik Water Heaters Pty. Ltd. guarantees your heater against faulty manufacture
or mechanical defect for the period as stipulated in the table below:
Product / Series
Warranty Period
Country
Kwikboil - SA
1 Year
Australia
3 Years on Tank
Supaboil – SB & SC
2 Years
Australia
5 Years on Tank
The above warranty is applicable to your water heater (hereinafter called the unit)
provided that:
The unit is installed in accordance with the local water & electrical supply
authority regulations.
The unit is installed in accordance with the installation instructions.
The unit is operated and maintained in line with “Care and Cleaning”
instructions.
The warranty period commences from the date of purchase of the product.
Evidence of date of purchase may be requested.
Supakwik Water Heaters Pty Ltd reserves the right to repair or replace the
unit.
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All works must be carried out by accredited service agents.
Warranty Exclusions:
This warranty does not exclude, limit or modify any warranty condition
obligation or liability which is or may be implied or imposed on the company
by virtue of the Australian Consumer Law, or any other statute, rule, or
regulation except for the extent to which the company is lawfully entitled to
exclude limit or modify it.
This warranty excludes any form of consequential damage or loss.
Supakwik Water Heaters Pty Ltd is not liable for cost of removal, shipping,
and or reinstallation of a product or part that needs to be returned to Supakwik
Water Heaters.
Attempted repair by unauthorised service people.
Lime Scale or sediment build up as a result of poor water quality.
If any modifications or third party parts are fitted it will void the warranty, this
includes filters.
If the product has been damaged, the warranty will no longer be valid.
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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS - S SERIES BOILING
WATER DISPENSERS
Installing and commissioning the S Series Boiling Water Dispenser
Thank you for choosing the S Series Boiling Water Dispenser. The enclosure of this
dispenser is not water proof. If installed outdoors, a suitable enclosure must be
provided. This appliance must be earthed.
THE INSTALLATION OF THIS PRODUCT MUST COMPLY WITH LOCAL AS3498
& AS/NZS3500 TOGETHER WITH ELECTRICAL AND/OR BUILDING
REGULATIONS
STEP 1 - REMOVING THE JACKET FRONT
The Jacket Front is attached to the Jacket Back by means of two pins at the top of
the dispenser and two screws at the base of the dispenser. Remove the two screws
located at the base of the dispenser. Grip the Jacket Front at the base and lift. Once
the Front has been lifted clear of the base, it can be freed from the locating pins at
the top and removed.
STEP 2 - POSITIONING THE BOILING WATER DISPENSER
The dispenser must not be positioned directly over the bowl of a sink. Any dripping of
the tap through wear and tear or as a result of lime scale build-up, is likely to result in
scalding.
The tap outlet height should be low enough that the operator never loses visual
contact with the water level in the container being filled.
A minimum clearance of 20 mm must be left between the top of the dispenser and
any fixture to allow for removal of the Jacket Front for future service needs.
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STEP 3 – MOUNTING
This product must be wall mounted, care should be taken to avoid any possible
electrical or plumbing services which may be located behind the wall panel.
Remove the cover from the Dispenser. The dispenser may be mounted to the wall by
means of suitable screws fitted through the 3 keyhole slots provided in the Jacket
back.
STEP 4 - PLUMBING
Connect the water supply to the fitting marked “INLET”. Supply pressure 20 -
1000kPa.
Connect the vent or drain pipe work to the fitting marked “VENT”.
A vent pipe MUST be connected to the dispenser. Failure to connect a vent pipe to
the dispenser may result in the warranty being declared void.
NOTE: THIS APPLIANCE IS AN OPEN VENTED APPLIANCE AND MUST BE
PLUMBED IN ACCORDANCE WITH REGULATIONS AS APPLICABLE. AT NO
TIME MUST THE VENT BECOME BLOCKED OR OBSTRUCTED.
It is mandatory that the vent pipe work includes the installation of a tundish, we do
supply them separately.
Inlet
DN15
Vent
DN15
STEP 5 - COMMISSIONING
Fit the tap, supplied, to the dispenser. Plug the dispenser into the 220 ~240 Volt wall
socket.
Open the water supply and switch on.
Note: The dispenser will only begin filling once the power is switched on.
On the first fill cycle, heating will only commence once the unit is full.
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Supakwik Water Heaters Pty Ltd
3/61 Boyland Avenue, Coopers Plains, 4108
sales@supakwik.com www.supakwik.com (07) 3255 6389
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