HoMedics WFL-SLVS instruction manual Assembly and Instructions for Use, This will prevent

CAUTION CONTINUED

•The electrical cord of this product cannot be replaced. If it sus- tains damage, you must stop using this product immediately and return it to the HoMedics Service Center for repair. (See the warranty section for HoMedics address.)

•Disconnect the appliance from outlet before putting hands into water.

Assembly and Instructions for Use

1.	Unpack the product. Wipe off dust with a damp cloth.
2.	Lead the cord through the cord slot on the bottom of
	the Base (Fig. 2). This will ensure that the unit is

Figure 2 Figure 3

Leaf 1
Leaf 3
	‘7’
	Shaped
	Stand
Front of Base	Water Flows Here

4.Attach Leaf 3 to the corresponding hole in the base (Fig 1). Please note water flows from two directions. Match leaf position shown (Fig. 3) and adjust as needed to avoid water flowing outside of base.

balanced when placed on a flat surface. Attach

Adaptor to the Power cord. DO NOT plug into outlet at

this time (Fig. 3).

3. Attach Leaf 1 to the Base by inserting the Pole into to the

Water Supply Hole on the Pump Stand (Fig. 1).

Figure 1

Leaf 1

	Stones
		Leaf 2
Leaf 3	Half-circle	Pole
	cutout

	Water Supply
	Hole	‘7’ Shaped Stand
Half-circle
extension
Pump Stand		Water
		Fill Line

Screws

Power Cord

Switch	Base
	Adaptor

Figure 4	5. Align the Half-circle cutout at the
	underside of Leaf 2 with the Half-
	circle extension from the ‘7’
	shaped stand and firmly connect.
	Next, insert the ‘7’ shaped stand
	into the base (Fig 1).
	6. Add clean water into the base
	(about 28 oz). The water level
	should be even with the
	Fill Line (Fig. 4).

7. Arrange Stones provided on

Figure 5Leaf 1, Leaf 2, Leaf 3, and in the Base as desired (Fig. 5).

8. Plug the cord into 120V household outlet. The fountain is controlled by the switch located on the power cord. If pump doesn’t operate, rotate in-line switch once to turn

Figure 6	“on” and once more to
	turn “off”. NOTE:
	Ensure that the electri-
	cal cord loops below
	the electrical outlet to
	form a ‘Drip Loop’
	(Fig. 6). This will prevent
	water from running
	down the cord into the
Drip Loop	electrical outlet.

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