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GW17-060_v02
Descaling
To maintain it is performance, your Hot Cup will require
descaling once every three months or so. You may need to
descale your Hot Cup more frequently if you live in a hard
water area.
1
Fill your Hot Cup to the Max fill level and place an
empty cup on the drip tray. Select a suitable setting for the
dispensing control and press the start button. Wait for the
water to be dispensed into the cup.
2
Add a citric acid-based proprietary descaling product to
the hot water in the cup and stir.
3
Tip the contents of the cup into your Hot Cup and close
the lid.
4
Pace the empty cup on the drip tray and press the start
button.
5
Wait for the water to be dispensed into the cup.
6
Discard the water from the cup.
7
Repeat steps 4, 5 and 6 until the water level is at the
MIN mark. Open the lid and empty any remaining water into
the sink. Rinse your Hot Cup by filling it with clean water and
emptying it into the sink. Fill your Hot Cup with fresh water to
the MAX fill level and place an empty cup on the drip tray.
8
Press the start button and wait for the water to be
dispensed into the cup.
Discard the water in the cup.
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Repeat steps 8 and 9 until the water level is at the MIN
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mark. Open the lid and empty any remaining water into
the sink.
Troubleshooting
Problem
Possible Cause
Solution
The start switch will not stay in the on
position.
Your Hot Cup has not reset itself after the
boiling cycle.
Your Hot Cup is still too hot after the last
boil cycle. Wait a few seconds for it to cool
slightly before trying again.
The water tank does not illuminate and your
Hot Cup does not dispense boiling water.
Your Hot Cup is not plugged in.
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Your Hot Cup is not positioned correctly
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on its power base.
The fuse has blown.
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Your Hot Cup has boiled dry.
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Check your Hot Cup is plugged in and
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switch on at the supply socket.
Check that the dispensing nozzle is
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positioned centrally over the drip tray
Check the fuse in the plug.
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Allow your Hot Cup to cool down
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completely then refill it with water.
Your Hot Cup does not dispense a full cup
of water.
Your Hot Cup has excessive scale.
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The dispensing control may be set too
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low.
Descale your Hot Cup.
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Adjust the dispensing control.
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Your Hot Cup produces excess steam but
does not dispense boiling water.
The water level has dropped below the
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MIN level.
Your Hot Cup has excessive scale.
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Fill with water between the MIN and MAX
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markings then restart the boil cycle.
Descale your Hot Cup.
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Your Hot Cup makes a noise and there
is a ‘clunk’ sound after water has been
dispensed.
This is the sound of the internal valve
operating after the boil cycle finishes.
This is normal operation.
Water drips from the dispensing nozzle after
the boil cycle has finished.
There is a residual amount of water left
inside your Hot Cup after the boil cycle.
This is normal operation.
Steam comes out from the behind the start
button and behind the dispensing nozzle.
Steam is being vented in a controlled
manner through designed vents.
This is normal operation.
The water reservoir is getting hot.
Hot water is being returned to the water
reservoir.
This is normal operation.
Your Hot Cup immediately turns itself on
when it is placed on the power base.
Your Hot Cup is already switched on.
Press the stop button.