InSinkErator Hot1 What You Should Know Before You Begin, What You Need To Get Started, Pencil

WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW BEFORE YOU BEGIN

■ For your satisfaction and safety, read all instructions, cautions, warnings and dangers before installing

or using this instant hot water dispenser.

■ This particular unit is not intended for commercial use.

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HOW TO USE THIS INSTRUCTION MANUAL

These instructions are separated into main sections, indicated by numbers, and subsections, indicated by capital letters. The manual is setup this way to allow you to take a break at any point after completing a section or subsection without affecting the installation process.

Make sure that all electrical wiring and connections conform to local codes.

■ A standard 115-volt grounded electrical outlet is required under the sink for the dispenser’s electrical power.

■ The wall outlet powering your dispenser must have power supplied to it continuously.

■ This outlet must be fused and should not be controlled by the same wall switch that operates the

disposer, unless you have a SinkTop Switch™ from InSinkErator®.

■ Moving parts inside the tank causing a rattling noise is normal.

■ This unit does not contain a drain plug and should not be installed where periodic draining is required,

such as summer homes.

What you’ll see in the instruction manual:

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Valve

Lever

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Property Damage: Do not connect electric power until tank is filled with water. Failure to do so my damage heating element or thermal safety fuse and will void the warranty.

Press valve lever down for about 20 seconds until water freely runs out of the spout. Hold valve open at lease 60 seconds to let the water run to flush out the lines.

■Water will be cold since tank has not been plugged in yet.

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WHAT YOU NEED TO GET STARTED

Equipment Required:

■ Compression fitting,	■ Phillips and flat blade screwdrivers
T-fitting or saddle valve	■ Pencil
■ Adjustable wrench	■ Tape Measure

Equipment You May Need:	■ Drill
■ Hole punch
■ Hole saw	■ Level
■ Basin wrench

1Provides a step-by-step narrative describing the installation step, with check boxes that can be marked as you progress through the installation.

2Contains simple illustrations that provide visual instruction to support the narrative.

3CAUTIONS, WARNINGS and DANGERS that will require your attention during the step.

An imminently hazardous situation, which, if not avoided, will result in death or serious injury.

A potentially hazardous situation, which, if not avoided, could result in death or serious injury.

A potentially hazardous situation, which, if not avoided, may result in minor or moderate injury.

If you intend to use the sprayer hole in your sink for your dispenser, you may need a basin wrench and a 1/8" plug or a 1/4" cap (not supplied) for the faucet spray hose line. See Step 1-B.

If you need to cut a mounting hole in your stainless steel sink, you may need a 11⁄4" - 11⁄2" hole saw made for cutting stainless steel or a hole punch. Consult a professional if you are drilling into a surface other than stainless steel.

COMPONENTS IN THIS PACKAGE

Brass Nut

Wing Nut Mounting Nut Rubber Gasket Ferrule

Note: The wall outlet for your dispenser must have power supplied to it continuously and must be fused. It should not be controlled by the same wall switch that operates your disposer.

A 115-volt grounded outlet within 30 inches of the dispenser is required to provide power to the tank.

A minimum of 33⁄4" of space is required between the center of the dispenser head and splashboard/ wall in order for the appliance to operate properly.

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