HoMedics WFL-ROC instruction manual Assembly and Instructions for Use

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

•Disconnect the appliance from supply mains before putting hands into water.

Assembly and Instructions for Use

1.Unpack the product. Wipe off dust with a damp cloth.

2.Familiarize yourself with the pump. The pump speed is con- trolled by the switch located at the front of the pump. The speed is indicated by a plus (+) and minus (-) sign. To increase the speed, move the switch slowly downward in the direction of the plus sign. You will hear a click as the switch moves to each speed level. At its highest speed level, the switch will cease to move any further. To decrease the pump speed, move the switch upward toward the minus sign. Similarly, at its lowest speed, the switch will cease to move any further (Fig 9). NOTE: It is recommended the pump be set at its highest speed during assembly and later adjusted to a lower setting if desired. Be sure to unplug the pump before adjusting the speed setting.

3.Lead the cord through the cord slot on the bottom of the Base (A). This will ensure that the unit is balanced when placed on a flat surface. Attach the A/C adaptor jack to the base power cord. DO NOT plug into outlet at this time. See Figure 1.

4.Slide the waterproof light into the socket clip attached at the inner side of the slate holder (C).

5.Attach the large end of the tube to the connector located under the Top Slate (B). See figure 1.

Figure 1

(B) Top Slate

Tube

Slate Holder

Light Socket Clip (C)

Slate (E)

(D) U-Shaped Slate

Slate (F)

Slate (G)

Waterproof light

(A) Base

Pump

Stones

Adaptor

Cord Slot

Switch

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Figure 2	Figure 3
B	B
	C
Notches	A
Cut-outs
C
Opening

Figure 4

B

C

A

Opening

Notches

Figure 5

F E

D

G

Figure 6 Figure 7

Drip Loop

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6.Take the tube on the bottom side of the Top Slate (B) and place it through the Slate Holder (C). Place this all the way so that you can see the tube through the opening on the back of the Slate Holder (C). See Figure 2. NOTE: When placing the top slate (B) onto the slate holder (C) be sure to line up the top slate notches with the slate holder cut-outs.

7.Place the Slate Holder (C) with the Top Slate attached (B) evenly across the Base (A). Connect the small end of the tube to the pump. See Figures 3 and 4. NOTE: When placing slate holder (C) onto Base (A), be sure to line up the opening of slate holder (C) with the notches on Base (A).

8.Insert the Slate (D) into the “U” shaped slot (lowest) on the back of the Slate Holder (C), to cover the pump. Insert Slates (E, F, G) into the Slate Holder as illustrated in the diagram. See Figure 5. NOTE: This is the slate positioning that we rec- ommend. The slates are inter- changeable and will fit into any of the slots on the Slate Holder. The slates can be arranged differently - by pulling the slates in or out - the fountain will produce different water patterns and sounds.

9.Arrange the stones provided onto the base and slates. See Figure 6.

10.Look through the opening on the back of the slate holder and fill the entire bottom of the base, up to the bottom Slate Holder, with clean water. Water should be visible through the back opening in the slate holder but should not be rising above the bot- tom of the Slate Holder.

11.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 “on” and once more to turn “off”. NOTE: Ensure that the electrical cord loops below the electrical outlet to form a ‘Drip Loop’ (Fig. 7). This will prevent water from running down the cord into the electrical outlet.