Owner's manual

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PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE OF TLP

1. Remove the sprayhead from brewer and clean it once a week; more often in heavy lime

areas.

2. Inside of the heating tank may occasionally require removing of lime build-up. The

frequency is determined by local water conditions.

CLEANING

Daily cleaning of the external parts of the unit will maintain the appearance of the TLP and

improve the flavor of the coffee.

1. Wipe off any spills, dust or debris that may fall on exterior surfaces.

2. Slide out the brew cone and rinse.

3. Clean sprayhead and dome around the sprayhead. Use a non-toxic cleaner.

4. Clean the brew cone slide rails with a brush or damp cloth. Dry thoroughly.

NOTE - On stainless steel units clean the outside surfaces with stainless steel

polish. This is to prevent scratching of the stainless steel surfaces.

HIGH TEMPERATURE RESET THERMOSTAT

The High Temperature Reset Thermostat (p/n WC-523) protects the unit by cutting off

power in the event of an overheated condition. This may be caused by a low water level.

When this occurs, the heating element may be exposed, causing an excessively HOT

condition. Power will be cut off by the reset thermostat, indicated when the red reset button

pops out.

When the high temperature condition has been corrected and after the temperature drops,

reset the thermostat by pushing in the red button. You can find the reset thermostat,

located on the heating tank.

HIGH TEMP

THERMOSTAT

CARE &

MAINTENANCE

CAUTION: Do not

use cleansers,

liquid bleach ,

powders or any

other substance

containing chlorine.

These products will

promote corrosion

and will pit stainless

steel. USE OF

THESE PRODUCTS

WILL VOID YOUR

WARRANTY.

WARNING: Turn off

all power to unit

before removing

side panel to reset

the thermostat.

14. Obstructed Sprayhead

15. Water level is too low in heating

tank

16. Defective Pump

17. Defective Control Board

Remove and inspect sprayhead. Clean and reinstall.

Check water level in tank. If water is not flowing into tank, review

steps 1 through 4.

Contact factory.

SYMPTOM:SYMPTOM:

SYMPTOM:

TER NOT FLOWING FROM SPRATER NOT FLOWING FROM SPRA

TER NOT FLOWING FROM SPRA

YHEADYHEAD

YHEAD

POSSIBLE CAUSE SOLUTION

Water Level

ERROR CODE

18. Temperature set too high for

elevation

19. Loose or defective heat sensor

20. Defective triac

21. Defective control board

Re-program to lower temperature.

Contact factory.

SYMPTOM:SYMPTOM:

SYMPTOM:

TER IN HEATER IN HEA

TER IN HEA

TING TING

TING

ANK OVERHEAANK OVERHEA

ANK OVERHEA

TINGTING

TING

POSSIBLE CAUSE SOLUTION

Temp Sensor

ERROR CODE