HWP2013W-2012B Service Manual II

Faucet -
Sterilizing CUCKOO Faucet - Sterilizing

Water Purifier
CP - JN011
Water Purifier
Series Service Manual
Caution: Before repairing the product,

please read this manual thoroughly.
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Contents
1. Product Specifications 3
2. Product Features 4
3. Name of Parts / Accessories 5~7
4. Filtration Circuit / Filtration System 8
5. Performance Properties 9
6. Performance Properties (Circuit) 10~13
7. Parts Description 14~16
8. Cautions for Safe Use 17
9. Installation Precautions 18~19
10. Installation Issues 20~25
11. How To Replace the Filters 26~27
12. How To Clean the Filters 28
12. How to Drain the Purifier 29~30
13. How to Install the Product 31~33
14. Major Matters To Check for Each Stage of Installation 34
15. How to Use the Product 35~45
16. Troubleshooting 46~67
17. Follow Up Mode (Service Setting Mode) 68~72
18. Precautions during Assembly and Disassembly 73
19. How to Dismantle and Assemble the Purifier 74~117
20. Cleaning Guide 118~121
21. Exploded Diagram 122
22. PART LIST 123~143
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Product Specifications
Product Name Electric Water Purifier

Model CP- JN011W
Type Half Type
Rated Voltage Single Phase AC 220V - 240V / 50 Hz
2510W (Cold water: 110W, Hot water:
Power Consumption
2400W)
Filtration Method Nano Positive Filtrating System
Filter Natural Plus Filter

Materials:
Filter Nano Positive Plus Filter
Category Replacement Natural Plus Filter [GVX[
Cycle/Filtration
Capacity Nano Positive Plus Filter [GVX[
Room Direct water
Capacity Cold XUZ˜
Hot Direct water
Climate Class T (Temperate)

Installation Area For indoors
Weight About 9kg
Product
Dimension (WXDXH) 180 X 413 X 386mm
Less than 117kPa Allowed to install when a pump is used
Water Allowed to install (not allowed to install the
117~196kPa
pressure External Valve)
196kPa ~ 784kPa Proper water pressure (External Outlet)
Recommended operating temperature 5- [W୅
Recommended water temperature 5- Z\୅
For reference: The actual quantity of room water may differ according to the water temperature
and water pressure.
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These are the merits of our Water Purifier
2- Step Filtering System

The 2 - step filtering system of CUCKOO Water Purifier makes clean and healthy
water including minerals.
Sophisticated CUCKOO Electric Water Purifier with multiple functions

You can use cold water, Room water, hot water, and sterilization on one water
purifier, and also
make a more efficient use of your space with it's slim and phisticated design.
Economical and Eco - Friendly Water Filtration System

We have applied a very economical and eco - friendly water filtration system
without any wasted
water during filtering process by using the Nano Positive Plus Filter.
Electrolytic Sterilization System

An electrolytic sterilization system is applied to the water storage part for you
to use a hygienic water purifier.
The User Manual includes the Product Warranty.
Please read the User Manual and use the product properly. After you have read
the User Manual,
keep it where all the users can read at any time.
Caution: If you want to use the product for a long time without a malfunction,
please read the User
Manual carefully.
Button Lock/Child Lock

The product features button lock and child lock in order to prevent accidents
caused by misuse by
children and the elderly and the infirm.
Water Leak Prevention System

The product is made to detect/block water leak during use of the product for you
to use the Water
Purifier safely.
Non- Stop Flow Function

The product can extract cold water, Room water, and hot water for about one
minute continuously
for your convenience.
Fixed Quantity Flow Function

The product can extract cold water, Room water, and hot water of 150cc and
250cc and for 60 seconds for your convenience.
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Name of Parts
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Name of Parts
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Name of Parts
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Filtration Circuit / Filtration System
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Performance Properties
Performance Properties - How to Extract Chilled Water
୛ Thermoelectric Module Cooling Method

If a DC voltage is applied to both ends of thermal conversion material, one end generates heat and the
other end absorbs the heat, which is called the Peltier effect (Fig. 1). In general, a thermoelectric
module refers to a method for creating cold water using this cooling effect.
Fig. 1. Peltier effect
Heat discharge Chilled water
[HEAT SINK] [THERMOELECTRIC MODULE] [COLD TANK G/ASSY]
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Performance Properties (Circuit)
1. Performance Properties of PWB
1) FILTER PWB
- . It blocks a noise signal flowing in from outside through R401, ZNR401, XC401, LF401, and XC402.
AC Voltage OUT
(Removal of NOISE)
AC Voltage IN
(NOISE)
2) SMPS PWB
- . It supplies DC24V and 5V, which are the voltage used for the inside of the product, by
receiving an input of the AC voltage of the Filter PWB.
- . The AC voltage that has passed through the Line Filter Circuit smooths by rectifying through BD1
and C5, and outputs DC24V and 5V through the Trans and the Feedback Circuit.
- . Driving of Sheath Heater Assy: It drives the Sheath Heater Assy by receiving a Sheath Heater Assy
control command through the Base PWB IF.
- . Driving of Thermoelectric Module: It drives the Thermoelectric Module by receiving a Thermoelectric
Module control command through the Base PWB IF.
Line Filter Rectifier circuit, smoothing circuit AC/DC CONVERTER
Output of Sheath Heater Assy BASE PWB IF DC Voltage OUT
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3) WATEROUT PWB
- . It senses the pressing of the Out Flow button, and conveys the signal to the Base PWB.
BASE PWB IF
MOOD PWB IF
4) Mood PWB
- . It receives a control command from the Base PWB, turns ON/OFF the LEDS in three colors of red,
green, and blue, and turns the light of the Faucet.
WATEROUT PWB IF
5) Main PWB
- . It determines the capacitance with the Touch IC, and, when it senses an object with a certain charge
or greater, it applies a Low signal to the Input Port of the Base PWB Micom to determine the input of
the button.
- . It receives the signals of Clock, Data, and CS from the Base PWB Micom and drives the 4 - Digit 7 -
Segment Display and the button LEDs.
- . It senses the Sterilizing Cup with the Cup Detection Sensor, and conveys the signal to the Base PWB.
Cup Detection Sensor BASE PWB IF 88 SEGMENT

Buttons and LEDs
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6) BASE PWB
- . Sensor Input Unit
: Heat Sink Temperature ˀThe R19 and the Heat Sink Temperature Sensor (thermistor, CN10)
get combined, the voltage for the temperature gets entered into the Pin No. 89 of Micom, and
a temperature error of the Heat Sink combined with the Thermoelectric Module gets sensed .
: ColdWater Temperature ˀThe R85 and the Thermistor Assy - Cold Water (thermistor, CN11) get
combined, the voltage for the temperature gets entered into the Pin No. 90 of Micom, and the
Thermoelectric Module gets controlled with the set temperature.
: Hot Water Temperature ˀThe R83 and the Thermistor Assy - Hot Water (thermistor, CN12) get combined,
the voltage for the temperature gets entered into the Pin No. 91 of Micom, and the Thermoelectric
Module gets controlled with the set temperature.
: Tap Water Temperature ˀThe R81 and the Thermistor Assy - Tap Water (thermistor, CN13) get combined,
and the voltage for the temperature gets entered into the Pin No. 92 of Micom, and is used for the output
control of the Sheath Heater Assy.
: Flux sensing - The Low Edge signal is received from the Flow Meter (CN9), and the tap water flux is
sensed.
: Cold Water Level ˀThe Cold Water Level Sensor (LEVEL SNSR 2P ASSY) senses that there is water,
and "Low (GND)" gets entered into the Pin No. 73 of Micom to sense a low cold water level.
"Low (GND)" gets entered into the Pin No. 74 of MIcom, and the full cold water level gets recognized .
: Water leak sensing - The Water Leak Sensor Assy (CN8) is mounted on the bottom of the product,
and when it senses water, "Low" gets entered into the Pin No. 75 of Micom to sense water leak.
WATEROUT MAIN SMPS

PWB IF PWB IF PWB IF
RTC Circuit Unit

Voice
Output Unit
Valve
Sensor Output Unit
Input Unit
Micom
Sterilization Kit
Driving Unit
Reset Unit Sterilization Kit and Drain Pump

Current Sensing Unit
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6) BASE PWB
- . Voice Output Unit
: Clock at Pin No. 57 of Micom and Data at Pin No. 56 are outputted to output the voice saved
in the IC42 (Voice ROM) of the Voice Module through the Speaker (CN6).
- . RTC Circuit Unit

: Clock at Pin No. 37 of Micom and Data at Pin No. 36 are outputted to communicate with the
RTC IC (IC3) and obtain the time information .
The clock function is operated with the voltage saved in the Super Capacitor (SC1) even when
no power is supplied .
- . Reset Unit
: After DC 3.3V is stabilized by the time constant (T=C*R) of the R68 and the C14, an nRESET
signal (No. 116) of Micom is high entered, and the Mmicom performs the initial operation .
When the voltage of DC 3.3V is instable and goes down to 2.7V or lower, the nRESET signal of
Micom is low entered to prevent a malfunction of the Micom .
- . Sterilization Kit Driving Unit

: The Q4 (TR) is turned ON with the Pin No. 70 of Micom (PWM) to control the Q5 (FET) GATE
voltage and adjust the voltage applied to the Sterilization Kit.
It operates the Q6 with the Pin No. 127 (GPIO) of Micom, and operates the Sterilization Kit with
the voltage applied to the Sterilization Kit.
- . Sterilization Kit Current Sensing Unit

: It senses the current flowing in the Sterilization Kit to use it for controlling the Sterilization Kit
and sensing an error.
When the Sterilization Kit is driven, the non - inverting amplification of the voltage applied to the
resistance of R40 and R41 (1 Ohm) is conducted through the OPAMP (IC8) to sense with the
Pin No. 94 of Micom (AD) and to prevent an overcurrent of the Sterilization Kit.
- . Drain Pump Current Sensing Unit

: When the Drain Pump is driven, the non - inverting amplification of the voltage applied to the
resistance of R29 (1 Ohm) is conducted through the OPAMP (IC8) to sense with the Pin No. 95
of Micom (AD) and to prevent an idle of the Drain Pump and the noise .
- . Valve Output Unit

: It drives nine Valve according to each function with the Micom .
When the Cold Outlet Valve Assy and the Cold Drain Valve Assy are driven, DC 24V is applied,
and, the other Valves are controlled for DC 24V to be applied for three seconds in the early
stage of their driving and for DC 12V to be applied after three seconds to prevent heat
generation .
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Parts Description
NO Photograph PART- NO Name Part Description
It cools down water using the

THERMOELECTRIC phenomenon where heat is generated
1 Z0234- 0013A0 MODULE on one side and heat is lost on the
other side.
It performs electrolysis of water to

STERILIZATION
2 00286- 0014A0
MODULE ASSY
create sterilizing materials such as
HCIO- .
COLD TANK It stores the room water to make cold

3 Z0434- 0002A0
G/ASSY water.
CIRCULATION A device for helping circulation and

4 Z0250- 0003D0
PUMP ASSY drainage of cold water.
COLD OUTLET A valve for controlling the extraction of

5 Z0475- 0006C0
VALVE ASSY cold water with a circuit.
HOT DRAIN A Valve for controlling the drainage of

6 Z0475- 0024A0
VALVE ASSY cold water with a circuit.
PURI INLET A Valve for controlling the room water

7 Z0475- 0026A0
VALVE ASSY with a circuit.
A Valve for controlling the inflow of the

COLD INLET
8 Z0475- 0021A0
VALVE ASSY
room water into the Cold Tank G/Assy
with a circuit.
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Parts Description
NO Photograph PART- NO Name Description
A Valve for controlling the flux of the

HOT INLET
9 Z0475- 0028A0
VALVE ASSY
room water flowing into the Sheath
Heater Assy with a circuit.
PURI OUTLET A Valve for controlling the extraction of

10 Z0475- 0023A0
VALVE ASSY room water with a circuit.
HOT OUTLET A Valve for controlling the extraction of

11 Z0475- 0022A0
VALVE ASSY hot water with a circuit.
HOT DRAIN A Valve for controlling the drainage of

12 Z0475- 0027A0
VALVE ASSY hot water with a circuit.
STERILIZATION A Valve for controlling the sterilizing

13 Z0475- 0025A0
VALVE ASSY water with a circuit.
It gives a high heat to the water flowing

SHEATH
14 Z0214- 0008A0
HEATER ASSY
with a high - heat quantity Sheath Heater
Assy to let the hot water be extracted.
FITTING
It adjusts the pressure of the tap water
PRESSURE
15 Z0424- 0006A0
REDUCING
flowing in to protect the Flow Path in
VALVE the product.
It is used for maximizing the

FAN MOTOR
16 Z0250- 0025A0
ASSY
performance of the Heat Sink to
improve the cooling system.
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Parts Description
NO Photograph PART- NO Name Standards and Specifications
It performs exchange of a high heat

generated in the heat - generating part of
the Thermoelectric Module with the
17 00198- 0039A0 HEAT SINK
surrounding air to decrease the
temperature of the Thermoelectric
Module.
MICRO
18 Z0052- 0001A0
SPEAKER ASSY
A device for supporting voice.
A device for generating a signal when

LEVEL SNSR 2P the water in the Cold Tank G/Assy
19 Z0200- 0009A0
ASSY contacts the Sensor Sensing Unit to
control the water level.
When unexpected water leak occurs in

WATER LEAK the product and water contacts a
20 00200- 0023C0
SNSR ASSY certain part of the pertinent Sensor, it
generates a signal.
THERMISTOR
A device for sensing the cold water
21 ⇽㍌㝜⓸㉰㉐ 00510- 0041C0 ASSY- COLD
WATER temperature in the Cold Tank G/Assy.
THERMISTOR A device for sensing the temperature of

22 Z0424- 0046A0
FITTING ASSY the tap water.
THERMISTOR
A device for sensing the hot water
23 00234- 0019B0 ASSY- H WATER
OUT temperature in the Sheath Heater Assy.
A device for sensing if the tap water has

24 Z0222- 0002A0 FLOW METER
flowed in and the flux.
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Cautions for Safe Use
1. Do not place any heating device, such as a microwave oven, electric oven or toaster near the product.
2. Do not place any flammable materials, such as candles or gas containers, on top of the product.
3. Do not place chemicals, water bottles or small metal materials on top of the product.
4. Do not pull the Power Cord or the Connecting Tube or grab the Faucet when moving the product.
5. Do not disassemble or modify the product.
6. When you use the hot water, be careful as you may get burnt because the water is hot.
7. Pay attention for children or anyone not to control the Control Panel too often.
8. Contact the CUCKOO Service Center when you want to install or dismantle the product.
9. Make sure the Tank Cover inside the product and the Top Cover of the product are completely closed
before use.
10. Replace the filter according to the replacement cycle.
11. When you have not used the product for a long time, first drain the water inside the Cold Tank
G/Assy, fill it, and drain it again before use.
12. Use only genuine CUCKOO Filters.
13. Do not use the water purified by the product as the water for a fish bowl, an aquarium, or the like.
14. Do not lean the product for 45 degrees or more when moving the product.
15. If you have not used the External Faucet for one day or longer, first drain the water for 1 - 2 minutes
before use.
16. Do not clean the product using benzene or thinner.
17. Do not pull out the Connecting Tube while using the product.
18. Do not move the product during its operation.
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Installation Precautions
[Power Supply Issues]
1. Use only the Power Outlet exclusively for alternating current 220 V and rating of 15A or higher that
can be put to earth without fail.
2. Do not put the Power Plugs of various products into one Power Outlet.
3. Do not bend, tie, or pull the Power Cord.
4. If there is moisture, dust, or foreign substances on the Power Plug, remove them with a dry cloth.
5. In case of water leakage or cleaning, please unplug the product first.
6. Remove the moisture on your hands before pulling out or putting in the Power Plug.
7. Avoid letting the Power Cord be under a heavy object or touch a sharp edge.
8. When you turn OFF the power, pull out the Power Plug.
9. When you have not used the product for a long time, close the Tap Water Supply Valve, completely
drain the water in the Cold Tank G/Assy, and then pull out the Power Plug.
10. When you repair or inspect the product, pull out the Power Plug.
11. If water enters the power supply area, unplug the product and dry it completely before use.
[Installation Guide]
1. Always use the waterworks for the tap water.
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where there is high humidity.
3. Do not install the product where there is much dust and humidity and water directly spatters.
(Do not install the product in the outdoors.)
4. Do not install the product near an electric heating appliance or near a place where gas is used.
5. Install the product on a flat surface, and do not put a liner, sitting cushion, etc. under the product.
(Always keep the product horizontal.)
6. Avoid a high temperature and direct sunlight when you install the product.
7. Install the product for the Tap Water Supply Tube to be 5 m or shorter away from the Tap Water
Supply Valve.
8. Make sure to connect the Tap Water Supply Valve to the Cold Water Pipe.
9. Install the product on a firm and flat floor to be distanced for 20 cm or longer from the wall.
10. Do not let the Drain Tube be higher than the installation surface, and do not let the Drain Tube be
3m or longer away from the Water Purifier.
11. When you connect the Drain Tube to the Drain Outlet by letting it touch the floor in your kitchen,
etc., do not lift it up 30 cm above or higher from the floor.
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Installation Precautions
[Installation Guide]
12. Connect the Tubes properly following the designated colors: Blue - Tap Water Input Tube,
Orange- External Outlet Connecting Tube
13. Let the end (the part for water extraction) of the Drain Tube be completely inserted into the drain.
14. Check if water leaks from each connecting part.

- Flow Path Connecting Part: "IN", "EXTENTION", Drain Tube Part, Filter Connecting Part
- Please check the tube connection by pulling them once at the time of installation.
- Please check if the fitting is inserted as much as to meet the lines marked on the Tubing.
Secondary Line
Primary Line
ྙ Primary Line: About 15 mm

Fitting inserting depth (The Line is not seen when it is normally inserted.)
ྚ Secondary Line: About 22 mm
Fitting inserting checking line (There is a distance of about 7 mm when it is
normally inserted.)
15. When the Circuit Breaker works due to an overcurrent, limit the maximum output of hot water.
16. Clean the Filters using the Automatic Filter Cleaning function.
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Installation Issues
[List related to Installation Materials]
Installation PART
Name Photograph PART NO Standards Remarks
Position NAME
Adapter Bottom of Adapter 00304- 0970F0 PF1/2 - 14 PF1/2

(Feed the Sink (6) /21mm (Single)
Valve)
Top of Adapter 00304- 0970B0 W25- 14 Medium
the Sink (2) /25mm
Adapter 00304- 0970C0 W25- 14 DaDa

(3) /24.5mm
Adapter 00304- 0970D0 PF3/4 - 14 Large

(4) /26mm
Adapter 00304- 0970E0 W28- 16 Royal

(5) /28mm
For stores Adapter 00304- 0970I0 PF1/2 - 14 Small

(9) /21mm
Adapter 00304- 0970J0 R- TOTO

(10)
External Top of Faucet 00304- 0971A0 9.8mm

Valve the Sink
Faucet (DD) 00304- 0971B0 11.0mm
Pressure Near the Reducing 00304- 0972A0 3Kg/ ༆

Reducing entrance of Valve
Valve tap water
Ball Valve Between Ball Valve 00304- 0973B0 1/4

Tubing s _STORM
Fitting Between FITTING- I 00304- 0975A0 1/4

(I Type) Tubing s FITTING- I_ST 00304- 0975D0
Fitting Between FITTING- L 00304- 0975B0 1/4

(L Type) Tubing s
Fitting Between FITTING- T 00304- 0975C0 1/4

(T Type) Tubing s
Tubing - TUBE- BLUE 00304- 0974A0 1/4 - BLUE
- TUBE- WHITE 00304- 0974B0 1/4 - WHITE
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Installation Issues
[Installation of Adapter: 00304 - 0970F0]

Parts for Installation Installation Adapter ˀSmall (1/4, valve - type)
Code Number 304- 97OF
Environment for For piping: For piping where the tap water (cold water) supply is connected to
Installation a separate pipe and thus the Tap Water Pipe can be directly connected
(*When it is not needed to separately fit the height of pipes)
Things to Prepare before Installation
ྙ Installation Adapter ˀSmall (1/4, valve - type) + Nut Packing
ྚ Wrench
Water Supply How to Install the Product

Unit Hand
Valve 1. Close the 1/2 - inch Water Supply Unit Hand
Valve clockwise.
Nut 2. Release the 1/2 - inch nut counterclockwise by

Packing using a wrench.
3. Check if there is a nut packing of the Adapter.
[Caution] When the packing has been released,
assemble again.
4. Assemble the nut part of the Adapter on the
Water Supply Unit clockwise.
Tip] Assemble with your hands until it will stop to
reduce the time for using a wrench.
5. Firmly assemble by using a wrench.
6. Assemble the bolt part of the Adapter and the

nut part of the tube clockwise.
[Tip] Assemble with your hands until it stops to
Tubing 7. Firmly assemble by using a wrench.
Clip part 8. Deeply insert the Tubing into the Clip part.
9. Open the valve of the Adapter in the direction

of Tubing.
10. Open the Water Supply Unit Hand Valve
counterclockwise.
11. Check if water leaks from each connecting
part.
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Installation Issues
[Installation of Adapter: For Water Tap of the Sink]

Code Number 304- 970I
Environment for For Water Supply Unit: For the Water Supply Unit where the tap water supply is
Installation distributed to two pipes from the piping, cold water and hot water is divided
into each pipe respectively, and the height shall be fit to be the same. When it
is impossible to directly connect the piping.
ྙ Installation Adapter ˀSmall (1/4, valve - type)
ྚ Wrench
ྛ Teflon Tape
How to Install the Product
1. Cut the connecting part of the connecting pipes

(PT 1/2 - inch) by using a wrench.
PT 1/2
Female Male Screw 2. Wind Teflon Tape around the bolt part of Pipes.
Connecting
Screw part of Pipes
Pipes
part of
Pipes 3. Connect the Female Screw part of the Adapter
to the Male Screw part of the Pipes clockwise by
using a wrench.
4. Wind Teflon Tape around the Male Screw part
of the Adapter.
5. Connect the Female Screw part of the Pipes to
the Male Screw part of the Adapter clockwise by
using a wrench.
6. Deeply insert the Tubing into the Clip part.
7. Open the Valve of the Adapter in the direction

of Tubing.
8. Open the Water Supply Unit to check if water
leaks from each connecting part.
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Installation Issues
[Installation of Adapter: 00304 - 0970B0, 00304 - 0970C0, 00304 - 0970D0, 00304 - 0970E0]
Parts for Installation Installation Adapter ˀMedium, DaDa, Large, Royal (1/4, valve - type)
Code Number 304- 970B(Medium), 304- 970C(DaDa), 304 - 970D(Large), 304 - 970E(Royal)
into each pipe respectively, when the height shall be fit to be the same and
when it is impossible to directly connect the piping.

Cold Hot
Water Water ྙ Installation Adapter ˀMedium, DaDa, Large, Royal (1/4, valve -
type) + Nut Packing
ྚ Wrench
ྛ (- )- shaped screwdriver

1. Close the M - 25 Water Supply Unit Valve
clockwise by using a screwdriver.
Hot Water Cold Water [Caution] Close the valve for both cold water and
Unit Unit hot water. Sometimes, the valve is located on the
front.
M- 25 Water
Supply Unit
2. Release the nut by turning counter - clockwise
by using a wrench for both cold and hot water.
[Caution] Be ware as the Water Supply Unit may
fall onto the floor of the Sink.
Hot Water Cold Water
Supply Unit Supply Unit
For Hot For Cold
Water Water
3. Check if there is the Nut Packing of the Adapter

for both cold and hot water.
[Caution] If the Packing has been released,
assemble again.
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Installation Issues
4. Assemble the Nut part of the Adapter for hot

water on the Hot Water Supply Unit clockwise.
[Tip] Assemble with your hands until it will stop to
6. Assemble the Nut part of the Adapter for cold

water on the Cold Water Supply Unit clockwise.
[Tip] Assemble with your hands until it will stop to
8. Assemble the Nut Packing on the Nut part for

cold and hot water of the Water Supply Unit.
9. Assemble the Water Supply Unit Nut on the

Adapter Bolt part for hot water clockwise.
10. Assemble the Water Supply Unit Nut part on

the Adapter Bolt part for cold water clockwise.
11. Deeply insert the Tubing into the Clip part and
open the valve of the Adapter in the direction of
Tubing.
12. Open the M - 25 Water Supply Unit Valve by

using a screwdriver counterclockwise.
[Caution] Open for both cold and hot water.
13. Check if water leaks from each connecting

part.
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Installation Issues
[Installation of Adapter: For Water Tap of the Sink]

Code Number 304- 970I
into each pipe respectively, and the height shall be fit to be the same. When it
is impossible to directly connect the piping.
ྙ Installation Adapter ˀSmall (1/4, valve - type)
ྚ Wrench
ྛ Teflon Tape
1. Cut the connecting part of the connecting pipes

(PT 1/2 - inch) by using a wrench.
PT 1/2
Female Male Screw 2. Wind Teflon Tape around the bolt part of Pipes.
Connecting
Screw part of Pipes
Pipes
part of
Pipes 3. Connect the Female Screw part of the Adapter
to the Male Screw part of the Pipes clockwise by
using a wrench.
4. Wind Teflon Tape around the Male Screw part
of the Adapter.
5. Connect the Female Screw part of the Pipes to
the Male Screw part of the Adapter clockwise by
using a wrench.
6. Deeply insert the Tubing into the Clip part.
7. Open the Valve of the Adapter in the direction

of Tubing.
8. Open the Water Supply Unit to check if water
leaks from each connecting part.
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Installation Issues
[Installation of External Valve (Optional)]
1. Perforate the Top Plate of the Sink where the External Valve will be installed by using a drill.
2. Mount the External Valve on the Top Plate of the Sink perforated.
3. Fix the External Valve and connect the Tubing at the back of the Top Plate of the Sink.
PART- No 00304- 0971A0 00304- 0971B0
Photograph
Main Frame, Fixing Nut, Tubing Nut Main Frame, Deco, Upper Packing,
Lower Packing,
Components
Suppot Plate
Spring Washer, Nut
Tubing
Locking Nut Fixing Method Fitting Fixing MEthod
Method
Fixing Screw Ȱ9.7 Ȱ11.0
Connecting
Method
[Caution]
- Insert the Fitting by 15mm or more.
[Caution]: After connecting the External Valve, check if the Tubing is released or not by pulling it without fail.
Also, after installation is completed, check if water leaks at the Tubing connecting part of the
External Valve.
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How To Replace the Filters
How To Replace the Filters (Use only the genuine

CUCKOO Filters.)
It is a method for the user and the service provider to replace the
Filter.
1. Close the Tap Water Supply Valve..
2. Remove the residual pressure in the pipe.

-> Put a cup under the Faucet, press the
Room water button, and press the Out
Flow button for about five seconds.
3. Disconnect the power supply.
4. Remove two screws at the Filter

Door by using a screwdriver.
ㅚ A Philips screwdriver is needed.
5. Remove one screw at the Filter Cover with a

screwdriver, and remove the Cover by pressing
the hook.
ㅚ A Philips screwdriver is needed.
6. Disassemble the Connector on Part by lifting it

upward, and disassemble the Connector on
Part by lifting it upward.
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without any separate tool.
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How To Replace the Filters
How To Clean the Filters
How To Automatically Clean Filters When

Replacing Filters
The function is used by the user and the service provider to
automatically clean the Filter.
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How to Drain the Purifier
How To Use the Drainage Function
This is the function for the user to drain water without entering the
Help Mode.
1. Let the product enter the User Setting Mode by
pressing the Energy Save/Clock (Setting) button
for about three seconds in the Waiting status.
2. After the product has entered the User Setting
Mode, press the Non -Stop Flow/Button Lock button.
> The Voice Guide will say "Start Draining" and the product will
start the Drainage function.
> The Display Panel will show the progress of drainage.
3. When the drainage is ended, the Voice Guide will say "Draining completed"
and the product will enter the Waiting status.
During the drainage, if you press the Non -Stop Flow/Button Lock button pr the
Out Flow button again, the drainage will be ended forcibly. When the drainage
is ended forcibly, water may remain inside the Tank.
Drain Function in Help Mode
This is the function to drain water by entering the Help Mode at the
production line.
1. Simultaneously press the [Cold] and the [Hot/Hot Water Lock] buttons for three
seconds
to enter the Help Mode.
2. After entering the Help mode, press the Out Flow button.
ㅚThe Voice Guide will say "Start Draining," and the product will start the Drainage
function.
ㅚThe Display Panel will show the progress of drainage.
3. When the drainage is ended, the Voice Guide will say "Draining completed".
During the drainage, if you press the Non -Stop Flow/Button Lock button pr the Out
Flow button again, the drainage will be ended forcibly.
4. As the Heater does not work after the drainage in the Help Mode, pull out the
power plug and put it in again to perform the initial air drainage operation, and
then the product will work normally.
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How to Drain the Purifier
FOLLOW UP MODE (Service Setting Mode) Drainage Function
This is the function for the service provider to drain water by entering
the Help Mode.
1. Simultaneously press the [Cold] and the [Energy Save/Clock (Setting)] buttons for three
seconds in the Waiting status to enter the Follow Up Mode.
2. After the product has entered the Follow Up Mode, press the [Out Flow] button.
ㅚThe Voice Guide will say "Start Draining," and the product will start the Drainage
function.
ㅚThe Display Panel will show the progress of drainage.
3. When the drainage is finished, the Voice Guide will say "Draining completed," and the
product will return to the Waiting status.
During the drainage, if you press the [Non

୔G -Stop Flow/Button Lock] button or the [Out
Flow] button again, the drainage will be ended forcibly. (When the drainage is ended
forcibly, water may remain inside the Tank.)
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1. Product Packing Disassembly and Preparation

- Check the environment for installation. (Refer to the precautions on installation.)
- After removing the product packing, perform setting of the Water Purifier at the place for installation.
- Check if there is a damage to the exterior of the Water Purifier.
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2. Install the Tap Water Supply Valve, and close the valve.
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* Standard water pressure: 98 - 823 kPa (1.0 - 8.4 Kgf/ ༆- Check the changing water pressure.)
* 117kPa(1.2Kgf/ ༆) : Allowed to install when a pump is used
* 117~196kPa(1.2 ~ 2 Kgf/ ༆) : Allowed to install (not allowed to install the External Valve)
* 196kPa(2Kgf/ ༆) ~ 784 Kpa(8 Kgf/ ༆ ) : Proper water pressure (External Outlet)
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3. Connect the Tap Water Supply Tube to "IN", External Outlet Connecting Tube to "EXTENTION"
and the Drain Tube to "OUT" (External Faucet to be applied upon installation,
Please install the pressure reducing valve only when the water pressure exceeds 294kPa [3kgf/ ༆])
Drain Tube External Outlet Tap Water

Connecting Tube Supply Tube
FITTING
PRESSURE
REDUCING
VALVE
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4. Supply water by opening the Tap Water Supply Valve and connect the Power Plug. Then, the product
will enter the Waiting Status where the Display Lamp of the Display Panel will be turned ON.
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being supplied until the tank is filled.
- Flow Path Connecting Part: IN,
EXTENTION,
Drain Tube,
Filter Connecting Part

(Please refer to the Automatic Filter Cleaning function on page 28.)
6. After the tank is filled with water, check if each function button works and if drainage is smooth.
- When you turn ON the power of the product, [Half Cup], [Cold], and [Automatic Sterilization/Preset]
Display Lamps are turned ON.
(The [Cold] Display Lamp's being turned ON means that the Cold Water function is turned ON.
The [Automatic Sterilization/Preset] Display Lamp's being turned ON means the Sterilization Preset
function is turned ON.)
- Check the water input/water drainage function using the post installation inspection function.
(Please refer to the Follow Up Mode (Service Setting Mode) on page 68.)
- If the current time of the product is not correct, please set the proper time.
(Please refer to the Time Setting on page 44.)
- Inform the customer about how to use the product and the precautions on use,
attach the Customer Management Card, record the date of installation, and tidy surrounding place to
finish the installation.)
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Major Matters To Check for Each Stage of Installation
̰ One Sheet Manual for Installation and Summary of Major Matters to Check for Each Step
1. Move and remove the 1. Move the product.

packing. - When moving the product, do not lean the product by 45 ¶or more.
2. Remove the Box, and take off the vinyl.
3. Find the User Manual and the Customer Management Card Set envelope.
2. Check the place for

1. Do not install the product where underground water is used.
installation. 2. Do not install the product outdoors.
Install the product. - Even in indoors, do not install the product in a place where the surrounding
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3. Install the Tap Water Supply Valve and the product within 5 m from each other.
4. Install the Drain Tube to be 30 cm above or lower from the floor and within 3 m
away from the product.
5. Connect the product to a Power Outlet exclusively for 13A with ground connection.
6. Install the product 20 cm or longer away from the wall.
7. Install the product on a flat surface for keeping it horizontal.
3. Check the water
1. Connect a Water Pressure Gauge to the end of the Feed Tube from among the installation
pressure.
materials (Adapter: Feed Valve) to check the water pressure.
* Standard water pressure: 98 - 823 kPa (1.0 - 8.4 Kgf/ ༆- Check the changing water pressure.)
* Less than 117kPa(1.2Kgf/ ༆) : Allowed to install when a pump is used
* 117~196kPa(1.2 ~ 1.5 Kgf/ ༆) : Allowed to install (not allowed to install the External Valve)
* 196kPa(1.5Kgf/ ༆) ~ 784 Kpa(8 Kgf/ ༆ ) : Proper water pressure (External Outlet)
4. Block the tap water.

1. Close the valve of the Water Gauge to block the tap water.
2. Open the faucet to remove the water remaining in the pipes.
5. Install the Adapter

(Feed Valve) and 1. Check the length of the Tap Water Supply Tube and the standard of the faucet,
connect the External and prepare and install an Adapter (Tap Water Supply Valve) that meets the
Valve and the Drain Tube. standard.
- Always install the Adapter (Tap Water Supply Valve) near the Cold Water Pipe.
- Connect the Adapter (Tap Water Supply Valve) and the Tubbing Line of Tap
Water Input of the product.
2. Install the External Valve.
- Connect the External Valve to the "EXTENTION" part of the product.
3. Install the Drain Tube.
- Install the Drain Tube to be 30 cm above or lower from the floor and within 3 m
away from the product.
- Completely insert the Drain Water Outlet part into the drain.
6. Turn on the product.

1. Arrange the Power Lines, and perform additional work if necessary when
connecting the Power Outlet.
2. Open the Tap Water Supply Valve.
3. Connect the Power Cord and operate the product.
4. Check if the Button Control Panel on the front and the functions work.
5. Check if water leaks.
- Tap Water Supply Tube - IN, EXTENTION, Drain Tube
- External Tube - Filter Connecting Part
7. Cleaning the Filters
8. Finish the installation. 1. Attach the Customer Management Card, record the installation date, and arrange
the surroundings.
2. Explain how to use and how to let the product work to the customer.
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How to Use
Terminology
(1 ) Waiting Status
: It is an water extraction waiting mode where you can extract cold water, room water, and hot water.
The Display Lamps on the front are turned ON according to the selected function, and display the current time.
(2) User Setting Mode

: You can set the function by pressing the [Energy Save/Clock (Setting)] button for three seconds in the
Waiting status.
User Setting Mode
Button Function
[Non - Stop Flow/Button Lock] Drainage Function
[One Cup] One Cup Out Flow Setting Function
[Half Cup] Half Cup Out Flow Setting Function
[Cold] Cold Water ON/OFF
[Room Water] Voice Volume Setting Function
[Hot] Mood Lamp ON/OFF
[Automatic Sterilization/Preset] Cold Water Circulating Pump ON/OFF
[Faucet Sterilization/Preset] Language Setting Function
[Energy Save/Clock (Setting)] Clock Setting Function
[Out Flow] Automatic Filter Cleaning Function
(3) HELP MODE

: It is a mode used when inspecting after assembly at the production line, and you can enter the
mode by pressing the [Cold] button and the [Hot] button simultaneously for three seconds.
(4) FOLLOW UP MODE (Service Setting Mode)

: It is a service function setting mode which cannot be controlled by the user, and you can enter the mode
by pressing the [Cold] button and the [Energy Save/Clock] button simultaneously for three seconds.
FOLLOW UP MODE
Button Function
[Non - Stop Flow/Button Lock] Post Installation Inspection
View Error History, Flux control function (3
[One Cup]
seconds)
[Half Cup] Water leak sensor ON/OFF
[Cold] Cold water temperature setting
[Room Water/Voice] Hot Water Non - Stop Flow Setting Function
Instantaneous Hot Water Preheating Setting
Function
[Hot Water/Hot Water Lock]
Instantaneous Hot Water Power Control Function
(3 seconds)
[Automatic Sterilization/Preset] Bactericidal Concentration Level Setting Function
[Faucet Sterilization/Preset] Night Sensor Setting Function
[Out Flow] Drainage Function
[Energy Save/Clock (Setting)] Save/Return to the Waiting Status
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How to Use
Terminology
(5) Error Checking Mode

: It is a mode to check a detailed error code when an error occurs, and it works only when an error
occurs. You can enter the mode by pressing the [Cold] button and the [Energy Save/Clock]
button simultaneously for three seconds.
(You can check the error by pressing the [Out Flow] button or a button whose light flickers.
(6) Monitoring Mode

: It is a mode to check the sensor operation status during product development or test, and you
can enter the mode by pressing the [Automatic Sterilization] button and the [Energy Save/Clock]
button simultaneously for three seconds.
(7) Fixed Dispensing Volume

: Press the [Out Flow] button once, and then the water of the selected fixed quantity will be extracted.
ඖ Select the [Half Cup] button and press the [Out Flow] button, and then about 250cc will be
extracted.
ඖ Select the [One Cup] button and press the [Out Flow] button, and then about 150cc will be
extracted.
ඖ Select the [Non - Stop Flow/Button Lock] button and press the [Out Flow] button, and then the water
will be extracted for 60 seconds.
(8) Manual Out Flow

: The water is extracted while you are pressing the [Out Flow] button.
ඖ Press the [Out Flow] button for two seconds, and the product will be converted into the Manual Out
Flow status. And the water will be extracted while you are pressing the [Out Flow] button.
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Function Setting
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Function Setting
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Function Setting
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Function Setting
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Function Setting
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Function Setting
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Function Setting
44
Function Setting
45
Function Setting
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Function Setting
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Function Setting
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Troubleshooting
1. Before Troubleshooting
If you have received a product to be repaired, first check the Main Frame (the product) and the connecting parts . After that
check the symptoms of malfunction in detail .
ඖBefore Troubleshooting
1) The order of troubleshooting : make sure to follow the checklist for the main body . If the panel turns out to be faulty,
first perform the "Help Mode Setting and Inspection", which is a simple test method . Then, if there is a disorder,
diagnose the malfunction referring to the operation manual for the corresponding part.
2) For the inspection methods, please refer to the "Specifications and Inspection Method for Major Partsˉ and
perform troubleshooting .
3) The method of dismantling parts is described later in detail .
ඖ Precautions for Handling of Panel

1) First unplug the product, and then replace the parts .
2) As a high voltage flows in the circuit, pay attention to prevent electric shock when you touch the product while applying an
electric current .
3) Do not use a high resistance range (X10000) when you check the continuity with a tester .
4) The human body always has static electricity ; thus, when you handle the product, perform ground connection through the
resistance of several ༯.
5) When you handle the product, hold the exterior of the panel, and prevent your hands from touching the sides of the copper
foil as much as possible .
2. Help Mode Setting and Inspection

<Entering Help Mode and Checking Display>
- . If you press the [Cold] and [Hot/Hot Water Lock] buttons for two seconds at the same time in the Waiting Mode, the
product will enter the Help Mode.
You can check if the product has entered the Help Mode through the operation of the 4 - Digit 7 - Segment Display and
the Button LEDs.
<Help Mode Step Progress>

- . Each time you press the [Non - Stop Flow/Button Lock] button, the step will be changed by one step from the previously set
level.
Step Display Indication Remarks
<4- Digit 7 - Segment Display When You Enter the Help Mode>
Entering the Help Check the operation of the

Mode 4- Digit 7 - Segment
and Display, the Button LEDs,
DISPLAY CHECK and the Mood LED.
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Troubleshooting
2. Help Mode Setting and Inspection (Continued)

1) Help Mode Step 1 < Program Version Display >
- . Check the program version with the 4 - Digit 7 - Segment Display.

< STEP1 DISPLAY>
HELP MODE Check the latest

STEP 1 program version.
Step Version
2) Help Mode Step 2 < Temperature Sensor Check Mode >

- . Check the temperature with the 4 - Digit 7 - Segment Display.
- . Press the [Cold] button. - [2: Cold water temperature (02~30)]
- . Press the [Room] button . - [ 2: Room water temperature (02~ 30)]
- . Press the [Hot] button . - [ 2: Hot water temperature (02~ 90)]
- . Press the [Automatic Sterilization] button . - [ 2: Heat Sink temperature (02~ 60)]

< STEP 2 DISPLAY>
Check the temperature

HELP MODE of the cold water, hot
STEP 2 water, tap water, and
Heat Sink.
< When you press the [Cold] button, the cold
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3) Help Mode Step 3 < Level Snsr 2P Assy Check Mode >
- . Check the water levelof the Cold Tank G/Assy.
- . When the water level is not sensed - [3:00]
- . When a low cold water level is sensed - [3:01]
- . When the full cold water level is sensed - [3:11]

< STEP 3 DISPLAY>
HELP MODE
Check the water level.
STEP 3
<When a low cold water level is sensed>
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Troubleshooting

4) Help Mode Step 4 < Flow Meter and Sterilization Kit Check Mode >
- . Check the operation of the Flow Meter/Sterilization Kit with the 4 - Digit 7 - Segment Display.
- . Operation of the Flow Meter (while you are pressing the [Room] button) - [4:05~50]
- . Operation of the Sterilization Kit (while you are pressing the [Automatic Sterilization] button) - [4:__(current
value displayed)]
< STEP 4 DISPLAY>
HELP MODE Check the operation of the

Flow Meter and the
STEP 4 Sterilization Kit.
<Operation of the Flow Meter (While the [Room] button is pressed)>
5) Help Mode Step 5 <Flow Meter Option Display Mode>

- . Check the Flow Meter option with the 4 - Digit 7 - Segment Display.
- . Flow Meter (before the mold is changed) - [5:ON]
- . Flow Meter (after the mold is changed) - [5:OF]

< STEP 5 DISPLAY>
HELP MODE
Check the Flow Meter.
STEP 5
<Before Flow Meter is changed> <After Flow Meter is changed>
6) Help Mode Step 6 <Option Display Mode - Not Determined>

- . Check Option 1 with the 4 - Digit 7 - Segment Display.
- . Option 1 - Function not determined.

< STEP 6 DISPLAY>
HELP MODE Check Option 1.

STEP 6 - Not determined.
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Troubleshooting

7) Help Mode Step 7 < CDS Check Mode >
- . Check the operation of the CDS (Energy Save Sensor) with the 4 - Digit 7 - Segment Display.
- . Night detection - [7:ON]
- . Day detection - [7:OF]
< STEP 7 DISPLAY>
HELP MODE Check the CDS (Energy

STEP 7 Save Sensor).
<Night detection> <Day detection>
8) Help Mode Step 8 < Switch Check Mode >

- . Check the operation of the buttons with the 4 - Digit 7 - Segment Display.
- . Switch OFF - [8:OF]
- . When Out Flow Switch is ON - [8:ON]
- . When the cup detection switch is ON ˀ[8:ON]

< STEP 8 DISPLAY>
HELP MODE Check the operation

STEP 8 of the Switch.
< When Switch is not pressed > < Out Flow or Cup Detection Switch is ON>
9) HELP MODE STEP 9 < AC Voltage Frequency Check >

- . Check the AC power supply frequency with the 4 - Digit 7 - Segment Display.
- . When 60 Hz is inputted: [9: 6]
When 50 Hz is inputted: [9: 5]

< STEP 9 DISPLAY>
HELP MODE
Check the input frequency.
STEP 9
< 60Hz >
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Troubleshooting

10) Help Mode Step 10 < Load Check Mode >
- . While the [Room] button is pressed once, the number will be added on the 4 - Digit 7 - Segment Display,
and the load will be turned ON in the following order.
DISPLAY
Button Working Load Standard (W)
88 SEGMENT
Once Puri Inlet V/V ON [10: 1] 9W~15W
Twice Cold Inlet V/V ON [10: 2] 9W~15W

Three times Room V/V ON [10: 3] 9W~15W
Four times Cold V/V ON [10: 4] 5W~11W
Five times Hot V/V ON [10: 5] 9W~15W
[Room] button Six times Hot Drain V/V ON [10: 6] 9W~15W
Seven times Cold Drain V/V ON [10: 7] 4W~11W

Eight times Sterilization V/V ON [10: 8] 6W~12W
Nine times Hot Inlet V/V ON [10: 9] 9W~15W

Ten times Drain Pump ON [10:10] 4.5W~10W
Eleven times Thermoelectric Module ON [10:11 AM] 90W~130W
HELP MODE Check the operation

STEP 10 of the load.
< Room Button pressed six times, Hot Drain Valve Assy ON >
11) Help Mode Step 11 < Current Time Check and Time Setting Mode >
- . Check the current time with the 4 - Digit 7 - Segment Display.
- . Check if time is constrained by checking if the colon flickers..
- . Set the current time with the [Automatic Sterilization] and [Faucet Sterilization] buttons, and then set the time
with the [Energy Save/Clock] button.
Set the 'hour' by pressing the [Automatic Sterilization] button.
Set the 'minute' by pressing the [Faucet Sterilization] button.

< STEP 11 DISPLAY>
HELP MODE Check and set the current

Check if the
STEP 11 time.
colon flickers.
<When the time is 2:16>
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Troubleshooting

12) Drain Function in Help Mode
- . Enter the Help Mode, and then perform the check in the Display Check Mode.
- . When you press the [Out Flow] button, the water inside the Cold Tank G/Assy will be drained through the drain.
- . When you repress the [Out Flow ] button or the[ Non - Stop Flow/Button Lock] button, the water drainage will
stop.
- . After the drainage is finished, the heater does not work. Thus, reapply the power supply, perform the air drainage,
and then use the product.
< Drain Operation Display >
Drain Function in
Help Mode
Automatic draining
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Troubleshooting
3. Error Check Mode Troubleshooting Check

< Entry into Error Check Mode >
- . When an error has occurred, if you press the [Cold] and [Energy Save/Clock (Setting)] buttons simultaneously
for three seconds in the Waiting Mode,
you will enter the Follow Up Mode. (If you do so when no error has occurred, you will enter the Follow Up Mode
(Service Setting Mode).)
< How To Check Error >

- . If you press a flickering button or the Out Flow switch, the voice will say about the error with the display of the
error.
Level Snsr 2P Assy OPEN ERROR: "The Level Snsr 2P Assy is removed."
Level Snsr 2P Assy REVERSAL ERROR: "There is a reversal error of the Level Snsr 2P Assy."
WATER INPUT ERROR: "You need to check the tap water input."
DRAIN ERROR: "You need to check the Drain Line."
WATER LEAK DETECTION ERROR: "Water leak is sensed."
Water Leak Snsr Assy OPEN ERROR: "The Water Leak Snsr Assy is removed."
Clock CONSTRAINT ERROR: "The Clock function is stopped."
Super Cap DISCHARGE ERROR: "The power supply for the Clock is discharged."
Sterilization Kit NONOPERATION ERROR: "You need to check the sterilization function."
Heater OVERHEATING ERROR: "The hot water is overheated."
Thermistor Assy - Tap Water OPEN ERROR: "The Thermistor Assy - Tap Water is removed."
Voice on Error Thermistor Assy - Tap Water SHORT ERROR: "The Thermistor Assy - Tap Water is disconnected."
Thermistor Assy - Hot Water OPEN ERROR: "The Thermistor Assy - Hot Water is removed."
Thermistor Assy - Hot Water SHORT ERROR: "The Thermistor Assy - Hot Water is disconnected."
Thermoelectric Module NONOPERATION ERROR: "You need to check the Thermoelectric Module."
Thermistor Assy - Cold Water OPEN ERROR: "The Thermistor Assy - Cold Water is removed."
Thermistor Assy - Cold Water SHORT ERROR: "The Thermistor Assy - Cold Water is disconnected."
Cold Water ABNORMAL TEMPERATURE ERROR: "The cold water is overheated."
Thermoelectric Module PERFORMANCE ERROR: "You need to check the Thermoelectric Module."
Heat Sink Temperature Sensor OPEN ERROR: "The Heat Sink Temperature Sensor is removed."
Heat Sink Temperature Sensor SHORT ERROR: "The Heat Sink Temperature Sensor is disconnected."
Heat Sink ABNORMAL TEMPERATURE ERROR: "The Heat Sink is overheated."
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Troubleshooting
4. ERROR MODE DISPLAY
1) Troubleshooting of Error Mode Display
Error Error Display Error Handling Countermeasures
When the Level Snsr 2P Assy is recognized to be open
- . Check/replace the Level Snsr 2P Assy.

- . Check the disconnection of the Level
Level Snsr 2P
88 Block the load and Snsr 2P Assy Lead Wire and replace it if
Assy OPEN
SEGMENT stop. necessary .
ERROR
- . Check if the Level Snsr 2P Assy Input
Connector is not inserted .
When the Level Snsr 2P Assy has sensed the full water level without sensing a low water level

Level Snsr 2P - . Check the disconnection of the Level
Assy 88 Block the load and Snsr 2P Assy Lead Wire and replace it if
REVERSAL SEGMENT stop. necessary .
ERROR - . Check if the Level Snsr 2P Assy Input
When the water input is not smooth
- . Check the Water Input Flow Path.

- . Check the water level of the Cold Tank
G/Assy .
Water Outage 88 Block the load and
- . Check if the Puri Inlet Valve Assy, Cold
ERROR SEGMENT stop.
Inlet Valve Assy, and the Flow Meter are not
inserted.
When the water input is not smooth during sterilization (It is not displayed to the user and you can check it only in the Error
History)
- . Check the Water Input Flow Path.

Inlet
88 Perform the next - . Check if the Puri Inlet Valve Assy, Cold
Sterilization
SEGMENT process. Inlet Valve Assy,
ERROR
and Flow Meter is not inserted .
When the water drainage is not smooth
- . Check the Drain Flow Path.

Water - . Check the water level of the Cold Tank
88 Block the load and
Drainage G/Assy .
SEGMENT stop.
ERROR - . C he ck the ope ration of the Drain
Valve/Drain Pump.
When the water drainage is not smooth during sterilization (It is not displayed to the user. It can be checked only on the error
history.)
- . Check the Drain Flow Path.

Sterilization
- . Check the water level of the Cold Tank
Water 88 Perform the next
G/Assy .
Drainage SEGMENT process.
- . C he ck the ope ration of the Drain
ERROR
Valve/Drain Pump.
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Troubleshooting
4. ERROR MODE DISPLAY (Continued)
1) Error Mode Display Troubleshooting (Continued)
When water leak is sensed
- . Check the disconnection of the Water

Leak Snsr Assy Lead Wire and replace the
Water Leak
88 Block the load and Water Leak Snsr Assy Lead Wire.
Detection
SEGMENT stop. - . Check the part of water leak and the flow
ERROR
path .
- . Replace the Water Leak Snsr Assy.
When the Water Leak Snsr Assy is recognized as opened
- . Check the disconnection of the Water

Water Leak Leak Snsr Assy Lead Wire and replace the
88 Block the load and
Snsr Assy Water Leak Snsr Assy Lead Wire.
SEGMENT stop.
OPEN ERROR - . Check if the Water Leak Snsr Assy Input
Connector (CN8) is not inserted .
When the Clock IC failed to normally operate and the Clock is stopped
It repeats flickering once

[Automatic
with the interval of
Sterilization] 0.3seconds, and turning
Button LED Block the Automatic - . Check the assembly status of the Base
Clock OFF for 1second.
Sterilization, Faucet PWB IC3 and X - TAL1 (OPEN/SHORT).
Constraint
Sterilization, and - . Reset the current time.
ERROR When the Energy Save functions. - . Check/replace the Base PWB.
button is
pressed
When the Sterilization Kit is ON and the current is maintained to be 0.05A or lower for a certain time
(It is not displayed to the user. It can be checked only on the error history.)
It repeats flickering three

[Automatic
times with the interval of
Sterilization] 0.3seconds, and turning
Button LED OFF for 1second. - . C he ck t he a s s emb ly s tat u s o f t he
Sterilization Kit
Perform the next Sterilization Kit Harness.
NONOPERATI
process. - . Check/Replace the Sterilization Kit.
ON ERROR
When the - . Replace the Base PWB Gross Assy.
button is
pressed
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It repeats flickering once

[ Hot] with the interval of
button LED 0.3seconds, and turning
Heater OFF for 1second.
Block the Hot Water - . Check/replace the Thermistor Assy- Hot Water.
Overheating
function. - . Replace the Sheath Heater Assy.
ERROR When the
button is
pressed
When the Thermistor Assy - Tap Water is recognized to be open
It repeats flickering four

[ Hot] times with the interval of - . Check/replace the Thermistor Assy- Tap Water.
button LED 0.3seconds, and turning - . Check the disconnection of the Thermistor
Thermistor OFF for 1second. Assy- Tap Water Lead Wire and replace the
Block the Hot Water
Assy- Tap Water Thermistor Assy- Tap Water Lead Wire.
function.
OPEN ERROR When the - . Check if the Thermistor Assy- Tap Water Input
button is Connector is not inserted .
pressed - . Check/replace the Base PWB.
When the Thermistor Assy - Tap Water is recognized to be short
It repeats flickering five

[ Hot] times with the interval of - . Check/replace the Thermistor Assy- Tap Water.
Thermistor OFF for 1second. Assy- Tap Water Lead Wire and replace the
Block the Hot Water
Assy- Tap Water Thermistor Assy- Tap Water Lead Wire.
function.
SHORT ERROR When the - . Check if the Thermistor Assy- Tap Water Input
When the Thermistor Assy - Hot Water is recognized to be open
It repeats flickering twice

[ Hot] with the interval of - . Check/replace the Thermistor Assy- Hot Water.
Thermistor OFF for 1second. Assy - Hot Water Lead Wire and replace the
Block the Hot Water
Assy- Hot Water Thermistor Assy- Hot Water Lead Wire.
function.
OPEN ERROR When the - . Check if the Thermistor Assy- Hot Water Input
When the Thermistor Assy - Hot Water is recognized to be short
It repeats flickering - . Check/replace the Thermistor Assy- Hot

three times with the Water.
[ Hot]
interval of 0.3 seconds, - . Check the disconnection of the
Thermistor button LED
and turning OFF for Thermistor Assy- Hot Water Lead Wire and
Assy- Hot Block the Hot Water
1second. replace the Thermistor Assy- Hot Water
Water SHORT function.
Lead Wire.
ERROR When the
- . Check if the Thermistor Assy- Hot Water
button is
Input Connector is not inserted .
pressed
- . Check/replace the Base PWB.
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Troubleshooting
When the Thermistor Assy - Cold Water is recognized to be open
It repeats flickering twice

[ Cold] with the interval of - . Check/replace the Thermistor Assy - Cold
button LED 0.3seconds, and turning Water.
Thermistor OFF for 1second. - . Check the disconnection of the Thermistor
Assy- Cold Block the Cold Water Assy- Cold Water Lead Wire and replace the
Water OPEN function. Thermistor Assy- Cold Water Lead Wire.
ERROR When the - . Check if the Thermistor Assy- Cold Water Input
When the Thermistor Assy - Cold Water is recognized to be short
It repeats flickering three

- . Check/replace the Thermistor Assy - Cold
[ Cold] times with the interval of
Water.
Thermistor - . Check the disconnection of the Thermistor
OFF for 1second.
Assy- Cold Block the Cold Water Assy- Cold Water Lead Wire and replace the
Water SHORT function. Thermistor Assy- Cold Water Lead Wire.
ERROR When the - . Check if the Thermistor Assy- Cold Water Input
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It repeats flickering four - . Check the water level of the Cold Tank G/Assy .
[ Cold] times with the interval of - . Check/replace the Thermistor Assy - Cold
Cold Water button LED 0.3seconds, and turning Water.
Abnormal OFF for 1second. Block the Cold Water - . Check the disconnection of the Thermistor
Temperature function. Assy- Cold Water Lead Wire and replace the
ERROR When the Thermistor Assy- Cold Water Lead Wire.
button is - . Check/replace the Fan Motor Assy and the
pressed Thermoelectric Module .
When it is recognized as a disconnection of the Sheath Heater Assy
It repeats flickering six

[ Hot] times with the interval of
Sheath Heater OFF for 1second. - . Check the Sheath Heater Assy Bimetal .
Assy Block the Hot Water
- . Check/replace the SMPS PWB.
Disconnection function.
When the - . Check/replace the Base PWB.
ERROR
button is
pressed
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Troubleshooting
When the Heat Sink Temperature Sensor is recognized to be open
It repeats flickering six - . Check/replace the Heat Sink Temperature Sensor.

[Co ld] times with the interval of - . Check the disconnection of the Heat Sink
button LED 0.3seconds, and turning Temperature Sensor Lead Wire and replace the Heat
Heat Sink OFF for 1second. Sink Temperature Sensor Lead Wire.
Temperature Block the Cold Water
- . Check if the Heat Sink Temperature Sensor Input
Sensor OPEN function.
When the Connector is not inserted .
ERROR
button is - . Check/replace the Fan Motor Assy and the
pressed Thermoelectric Module .
When the Heat Sink Temperature Sensor is recognized to be short
It repeats flickering
seven times with the
[ Cold] - . Check/replace the Heat Sink Temperature Sensor.
interval of 0.3 seconds,
button LED - . Check the disconnection of the Heat Sink
Heat Sink and turning OFF for
1second. Temperature Sensor Lead Wire and replace the Heat
Temperature Block the Cold Water
Sink Temperature Sensor Lead Wire.
Sensor SHORT function.
- . Check if the Heat Sink Temperature Sensor Input
ERROR When the
button is
pressed
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[ Cold]
-
Heat Sink button LED
- . Check/replace the Fan Motor Assy and the
Abnormal Block the
Thermoelectric Module .
Temperature Thermoelectric Module.
When the - . Check/replace the Base PWB.
ERROR
button is -
pressed
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Troubleshooting
5. How to Judge Defective Parts of Control Panel
1)SMPS PWB
DC Voltage 24V, 5V SMPS PWB
How to judge Judgment
Measure the voltage between the Pins No. 1 and 2 and the
24V 24V 3%
Pins No. 3 and 4 of CN11.
Measure the voltage between the Pin No. 5 and the Pins
5V 5V 3%
No. 3 and 4 of CN11.
Check the voltage of the Thermoelectric Module and the Fan. SMPS PWB
Thermoelectric Measure the voltage between the Pins No. 1

Variable in 0 -24V
Module ON and 2 of CN3.
HELP MODE STEP 10
- 11
Measure the voltage between the Pin No. 1 and
FAN ON Variable in 0 -24V
the Pin No.2 of CN13.
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Troubleshooting
1) SMPS PWB
Voltage during Operation of Heater SMPS PWB
ON:
During Operation of
Measure the voltage between the Pins No. 1 and 2 of CN2. AC 220V 22V
Heater
OFF: 0V
2) FILTER PWB
FUSE Electric Current Fuse
F401 Measure the resistance at both ends of F401. 0 ohm
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Troubleshooting
3) BASE PWB
Voltage during Valve Operation DC 24V
Help Mode Step 4 Sterilization Kit ON Measure the voltage between the Pins No. 1 and 2 of CN30.
Measure the voltage between the Pin No. 1 and the Pin No. 2
HELP MODE STEP 10
-1 Puri Inlet Valve Assy ON of CN25.
HELP MODE STEP 10
-2 Cold Inlet Valve Assy ON of CN26.
HELP MODE STEP 10
-3 Puri Outlet Valve ON of CN21.
ON:
Measure the voltage between the Pin No. 1 and the Pin No. 2 24V
HELP MODE STEP 10
-4 Cold Outlet Valve ON of CN22.
2V
HELP MODE STEP 10
-5 Hot Outlet Valve ON of CN20.
Measure the voltage between the Pin No.1 and the Pin No.2
HELP MODE STEP 10
-6 Hot Drain Valve ON of CN28. OFF:
0V
HELP MODE STEP 10
-7 Cold Drain Valve ON of CN27.
HELP MODE STEP 10
-8 Sterilization Valve ON of CN23.
Measure the voltage between the Pin No.1 and the Pin No. 2
HELP MODE STEP 10
-9 Hot Inlet Valve ON of CN24.
Measure the voltage between the Pin No.1 and the Pin No. 2
HELP MODE STEP 10
- 10 Drain Pump ON of CN29.
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Troubleshooting
[Symptom: Defective power supply]
Problem Checklist Malfunction Recommendation
Defective power supply Defects in the Display LED and

for the product button operation
YES
Is the voltage of the Power If it is lower than 180V, the Inspect the
No Power supply is defective.
Outlet normal? power supply.
Check if there is a
Irregular power supply contact failure in the
or 0V Power Outlet and the
YES status of blackout.
Defective Replace the

Is the PCB input voltage 230V? No
Power Cord Power Cord.
YES
Defective Replace the

Is the PCB Fuse in good condition? No
SMPS PWB SMPS PWB.
YES
Is the voltage of Output Terminal Defective

No Replace the
of SMPS normal? SMPS PWB SMPS PWB.
(24V/5V)
YES
Is the voltage of Output Terminal

Defective Connector Replace the Connector
of Base normal? No
of SMPS and Main. of SMPS and Main.
(24V/5V)
Replace the
YES
Base PWB.
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Troubleshooting
[Symptom: Error Display]

The Level Snsr 2P
Level Snsr 2P Assy NO Connect the Level
Is the Level Snsr 2P Assy connected? Assy
OPEN ERROR and Snsr 2P Assy.
is not connected.
REVERSAL ERROR
YES
Defective Level Snsr 2P
Is the operation of the Level Snsr Replace the Level
NO Assy
2P Assy normal? Snsr 2P Assy.
(inspection required)
YES
Is the operation of the Base

NO Defective Base PWB Replace the Base PWB.
PWB normal?
Water is not supplied

Open another Waterworks Valve Remove the cause
Outage and Inlet Outage because the
to check if the water is cut off. for outage, and use.
water is cut off.
Sterilization ERROR
Water is not cut off.
Outage due to a Open the Adapter

Is the Adapter open? NO
locked adapter and use.
YES
Defective Level Snsr 2P

Is the operation of the Level Replace the Level
NO Assy
Snsr 2P Assy normal? (inspection required)
Snsr 2P Assy.
YES
NO Defective filter
Is the Filter blocked? Replace the Filter.
(blocked)
YES
24V
Defective Puri Inlet Replace the Puri
Is the voltage of the Puri Inlet Valve Assy normal?
Valve Assy Inlet Valve Assy.
Defective Base PWB Replace the Base PWB.

0V
Check the connection status of pipes and YES

Defective pipes Replace the pipes.
check if there is any folded or blocked pipe.
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Troubleshooting
[Symptom: Error Display]
Does the Level Snsr 2P Assy Defective Level Replace the Level
Drainage and Drain NO
normally work? Snsr 2P Assy Snsr 2P Assy.
Sterilization ERROR
YES
Check the load in Help Mode.
Does the Valve work normally? NO Defective Valve Replace the Valve.
YES
Is the Drain Pump normal? NO Defective Pump Replace the Pump.
YES
Is the operation of the Base

NO Defective Base PWB Replace the Base PWB.
PWB normal?
YES
NO Defective Flow Replace the Flow

Isn't the Flow Path Pipe twisted?
Path Pipe Path Pipe.
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Troubleshooting
[Symptom: Defective cold water supply]
Cooling won't be Is the input voltage normal? No Inspect the

Check the input voltage.
conducted. (AC 187~253V) power supply.
YES
Has the water level of cold

water reached the limit?
No YES
The voltage won't be
Is the output voltage of the applied. Check/replace the B
No
Thermoelectric Module applied? Defective Base/ ase/SMPS PWB.
SMPS PWB
The voltage is applied, but Replace the
The Thermoelectric Module Thermoelectric
YES does not start. Module.
Is the water supplied to

No Water is not supplied. Check the water inlet.
the Water Purifier?
YES YES
Defective Level
Is the operation of the Replace the Level
No Snsr 2P Assy
Water is not Level Snsr 2P Assy normal? Snsr 2P Assy.
(inspection required)
supplied.
YES
No Defective filter
Isn't the filter blocked? Replace the Filter.
(blocked)
YES
Check the voltage of the 24V Defective Puri Inlet Replace the Puri
Puri Inlet Valve Assy. Valve Assy Inlet Valve Assy.
0V Defective Base PWB Replace the Base PWB.
[Cold] Button Check the error in the Check/replace the

Check the flickering frequency.
LED flickers. Cold Water Unit. Thermistor
Assy- Cold Water Base/
SMPS PWB.
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Troubleshooting
[Symptom: Overheating of cold water]
Overheating of Check the cold water

cold water temperature level setting.
Monitoring Mode - Check the

cold water temperature.
Does the Thermistor Assy - Cold Defective Thermistor Replace the

Water normally recognize NO Assy- Cold Water Thermistor
the temperature? (inspection required) Assy- Cold Water.
YES
Is the voltage of the

Replace the
Thermoelectric NO Defective SMPS PWB
SMPS PWB.
Module normally applied?
YES
Replace the
Thermoelectric Module.
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Troubleshooting
[Symptom: hot water not dispensed]
Hot water won't Is the input voltage normal? No Check the Inspect the
be extracted. (AC 195~265V) input voltage. power supply.
YES
The voltage won't

Is the hot water output be applied. Check/replace the
No
voltage applied? Defective Base/ Base/SMPS PWB.
SMPS PWB
The voltage is applied,
Replace the
but the Sheath Heater
YES Sheath Heater Assy.
Assy does not start.
Is the water supplied to Water is

No Check the water inlet.
the Water Purifier? not supplied.
YES YES
No Defective
Water is not Isn't the filter blocked? Replace the Filter.
filter (blocked)
supplied.
YES
Check the voltage of the Defective Puri Replace the

24V
Puri Inlet Valve Assy. Inlet Valve Assy Puri Inlet Valve Assy.
0V Defective Base PWB Replace the Base PWB.
[Hot] Button Check the error

Check the flickering frequency. Check/replace the
LED flickers. in the Hot Water Unit.
Thermistor Assy - Hot
Water Base/SMPS PWB.
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Troubleshooting
[Symptom: Time Error]
Is the SMPS PWB No Replace the

Current Time Error Defective SMPS PWB
output voltage 5V? SMPS PWB.
YES
After the input of AC voltage is

applied for five minutes, is the No Defective Base PWB Replace the Base PWB.
voltage of both ends of the
Super Cap 4V or higher?
YES
Reset the current time.
Clock Constraint Does the colon (:) on the No Defective Base PWB Replace the Base PWB.
Error 4- Digit 7 - Segment Display flicker?
YES
Is the assembly status of the No Defective Base PWB Replace the Base PWB.
32.768KHz X - TAL1 normal?
[Symptom: Sterilization Kit Error]
Non- operation of Is the status of connection No Replace and

Disconnection
the Sterilization Kit of the Sterilization Kit normal? connect the wiring.
YES
The voltage won't

When the Sterilization Kit works, be applied. Check/replace the
No
is the voltage normal? Defective Base/ Base/SMPS PWB.
SMPS PWB
YES
Does the Sterilization No Defective Sterilization Replace the Sterilization

Kit work properly? Kit Kit.
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Follow Up Mode (Service Setting Mode)
Description: It is part of after - sales services to deal with a defect in the product.
1. How To Enter the Follow Up Mode (Service Setting Mode)
1) After the power supply is applied, if you press the [Cold] and the [Energy Save/Clock (Setting)] buttons
simultaneously for three seconds, the product will enter the Display Mode for Service.
2) The product will enter the corresponding Setting Mode right after you press the below button.
FOLLOW UP MODE
Button Function
[Non - Stop Flow/Button Lock] Post Installation Inspection
[One Cup] View Error History, Flux control function (3 seconds)
[Half Cup] Water leak sensor ON/OFF
[Cold] Cold water temperature setting

[Room Water/Voice] Hot Water Non - Stop Flow Setting Function
Instantaneous Hot Water Preheating Setting Function
[Hot Water/Hot Water Lock] Instantaneous Hot Water Power Control Function (3
seconds)
[Automatic Sterilization/Preset] Bactericidal Concentration Level Setting Function
[Faucet Sterilization/Preset] Night Sensor Setting Function
[Out Flow] Drainage Function
[Energy Save/Clock (Setting)] Save/Return to the Waiting Status
3) If you press another setting mode entry button in each Setting Mode, the change value will not be saved,
and the product will enter the pertinent Setting Mode.
4) If you press the [Energy Save/Clock (Setting)] button, the set value will be saved, and the product
will return to the Waiting Status.
2. How To End Setting Mode for Service
1) If you reapply the power supply after turning the power supply OFF, the Service Mode will be canceled.
2) If you press the [Energy Save/Clock (Setting)] button in the Service Setting Mode, the Service Mode
will be canceled.
3) If 20 seconds have passed without an operation in the Service Setting Mode, the Service Mode will be canceled.
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3. Post Installation Inspection (Automatic Input/Drainage)
1) Purpose: A function to automatically check the water input/drainage function when installing the product
in the early stage.
2) How To Set the Function

ྙ In the Waiting Mode, press the [Cold] and the [Energy Save/Clock] buttons simultaneously for three seconds
to enter the Service Mode.
ྚ Press the [Non - Stop Flow] button to start the automatic water input/drainage inspection, and the Voice
Guide will say "Post Installation Inspection is started."
ྛ During the automatic drainage test, "OUT" will be displayed on the 4 - Digit 7 - Segment Display.
During the automatic water input test, "IN" will be displayed on the 4 - Digit 7 - Segment Display.
ྜ If a disorder in the water input function occurs during the automatic water input/drainage test, the Voice
Guide will say "Please check the water input line." If a disorder in the drainage function occurs, the Voice
Guide will say "Please check the drainage line."
3) How To Cancel the Function

ྙ If you repress the [Non - Stop Flow] button during the automatic water input/drainage test, the checking
will be ended and the product will return to the Service Mode.
ྚ When the automatic water input/drainage test is finished, the Voice Guide will say "The automatic water
input/drainage functions work normally," and the product will return to the Service Mode.
4. View Error History
1) Purpose: A function to check the history of errors that have occurred in the past.

ྚ Press the [One Cup] button to enter the View Error History Mode.
ྛ When you are checking the error history, the error code that has occurred will be displayed on the
4- Digit 7 - Segment Display, and the [One Cup] Button LED will be turned ON.
ྜ The history is saved only for the following errors: Outage Error, Drainage Error, Inlet Sterilization Error,Drain
Sterilization Error, Clock Constraint Error, Sterilization Kit Malfunction Error, Overheating Error, Thermoelectric
Module Malfunction Error, and Abnormal cold water temperature.

ྙ If three seconds have passed with no button pressed, the product will return to the Service Mode.
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5. Flux Control Setting Function (Cold/Room/Hot)
1) Purpose: If the flux of the fixed quantity out flow (One Cup/Half Cup) is not correct, this function is to adjust the
flux of cold water, room water, and hot water
to correct the flux of the fixed quantity out flow.

ྚ Press the [One Cup] button for three seconds to enter the Flux Control Mode.
ྛ When the product enters the Flux Control Mode, the [Cold], [Room], and [Hot] Button LEDs will be turned
ON, and you can control the flux of cold water, room water, and hot water by pressing the [Cold], [Room],
and [Hot] buttons.
ྜ If you press the button you want, the existing set value will be displayed on the 4 - Digit 7 - Segment Display,
and the step will be increased one by one each time you press the button you have selected.
(ˈ3ˉ ˧G ˈ4ˉ ˧G ˈ5ˉ ˧G ˈ1ˉ ˧G ˈ2ˉ ˧GˎP
ྜྷ After the setting, if you press the [Energy Save/Clock] button, the set value will be saved.
ྞ There are a total of five steps, and Step 3 is the default set value. The difference in the flux of the fixed
quantity out flow between Steps is 15%.
Flux levels Flux Change Rate (Default: Level 3)
Level 1 - 30%
Level 2 - 15%
Level 3 Default
Level 4 + 15%
Level 5 + 30%

ྙ If you select the desired set value and press the [Energy Save/Clock] button, the set value will be saved and
the product will return to the Service Mode.
ྚ If no button is pressed for 20 seconds after the product has entered the Flux Control Function Mode, the
product will enter the Service Mode without saving the set value.
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6. Water Leak Detection Setting Function
1) Purpose: A function to turn ON/OFF the operation of the Water Leak Snsr Assy.

ྚ Press the [Half Cup] button to enter the Water Leak Snsr Assy Setting Mode.
ྛ Each time you press the [Half Cup] button, the set value will repeat changing to be ON and OFF.
ྜ Select the desired set value and save it by pressing the [Energy Save/Clock] button.

ྚ If no button is pressed for 20 seconds after the product has entered the Water Leak Snsr Assy Setting Mode,
the product will enter the Service Mode without saving the set value.
4) When initialized, the value is set to be ON.
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7. Cold Water Temperature Setting Function
1) Purpose: A function to set the desired cold water temperature level.

ྚ Press the [Cold[ button to enter the Cold Water Temperature Setting Mode.
ྛ When you enter the mode, the set value that is previously set will be displayed on the 4 - Digit 7 - Segment Display,
and the [Cold] Button LED will be turned ON. (DEFAULT: Level 3)
ྜ If you press the [Cold] button, the set value will repeat changing in the order of 2 Î 3 Î 1 Î 2 Î.
ྜྷ If the Cold Water Temperature Level set value is changed, the [Energy Save/Clock] Button LED will flicker to let you
know that the [Energy Save/Clock] button is the one to save the set value.
ྞ If you press the [Energy Save/Clock] button, the set value will be saved.

ྙ If you select the desired cold water temperature level set value and press the [Energy Save/Clock] button,
the set value will be saved and the product will return to the Service Mode.
ྚ If no button is pressed for 20 seconds after the product has entered the mode, the product will enter the Service
Mode without saving the set value.
4) When initialized, the value is set to be Level 3.
Level Temperature
Level 1 Ș
Level 2 ȘȘ
Level 3 ȘȘ
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8. Hot Water Non - Stop Flow Setting Function
1) Purpose: A function to turn ON and OFF the Hot Water Non - Stop Flow function to meet the taste of the user.
If the Hot Water Non - Stop Flow is ON, it is convenient to use but there is a danger such as burns
when it is misused. Therefore, the function is added to the Service Mode for making it possible to
turn OFF the Hot Water Non - Stop Flow Function.
2) How To Set and Cancel the Function

ྚ Press the [Room] button to enter the Hot Water Non - Stop Flow Setting Mode.
ྛ When you enter the Hot Water Non - Stop Flow Setting Mode, the Hot Water Non - Stop Flow set value that is
previously set will be displayed on the 4 - Digit 7 - Segment Display, and the [Room] Button LED will be turned
ON. (DEFAULT: ON)
ྜ If you press the [Room] button, the set value will repeat changing between ON and OFF.
ྜྷ If the Hot Water Non - Stop Flow set value is changed, the [Energy Save/Clock] Button LED will flicker to let
you know that the [Energy Save/Clock] button is the one to save the set value.

ྚ If no button is pressed for 20 seconds after the product has entered the mode, the product will enter the
Service Mode without saving the set value.
5) The Hot Water Non - Stop Flow set value will be saved in the EEPROM, and when the power supply is reapplied,
the last set value will be maintained.
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9. Instantaneous Hot Water Preheating Function
1) Purpose: A function to turn ON and OFF the Instantaneous Hot Water Tank Preheating function to meet the taste of
the user.
If you set the Instantaneous Hot Water Preheating Function to be ON in case of hot water out flow, you can
reduce the time for the user to wait for hot water out flow.
2) Instantaneous Hot Water Preheating Setting Function

ྙ In the Waiting Mode, press the [Cold] and the [Energy Save/Clock] buttons simultaneously for three seconds to
enter the Service Mode.
ྚ Press the [Hot] button to enter the Instantaneous Hot Water Preheating Setting Mode.
ྛ When you enter the Instantaneous Hot Water Preheating Setting Mode, the Instantaneous Hot Water Preheating
set value that is previously set will be displayed on the 4 - Digit 7 - Segment Display (DEFAULT: ON), and the [Hot]
Button LED will be turned ON.
ྜ Each time you press the [Hot] button, the set value will repeat changing to be ON and OFF.
ྜྷ If the Instantaneous Hot Water Preheating set value is changed, the [Energy Save/Clock] Button LED will flicker
to let you know that the [Energy Save/Clock] button is the one to save the set value.

ྙ If you select the desired set value and press the [Energy Save/Clock] button, the set value will be saved and the
product will return to the Service Mode.
ྚ If no button is pressed for 20 seconds after the product has entered the Instantaneous Hot Water Preheating
Setting Mode, the product will enter the Service Mode without saving the set value.
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10. Instantaneous Hot Water Power Level Control Function
1) Purpose: A function to set the desired Sheath Heater Assy power level.

ྚ Press the [Hot] button for three seconds to enter the Sheath Heater Assy Power Level Setting Function Mode.
ྛ When you enter the Heater Power Level Setting Mode, the set value that is previously set will be displayed on the
4- Digit 7 - Segment Display
(DEFAULT: Level 1), and the [Hot] Button LED will be turned ON.
ྜ If you press the [Hot] button, the set value will repeat changing in the order of Level 1 - > Level 2 - > Level 3 - >
Level 1.
ྜྷ If the Heater Power Level set value is changed, the [Energy Save/Clock] Button LED will flicker to let you know
that the [Energy Save/Clock] button is the one to save the set value.
Sheath Heater Assy Power Level Sheath Heater Assy Output
Level 1 90 %
Level 2 95 %
Level 3 100 %

ྙ If you select the desired set value and press the [Energy Save/Clock] button, the set value will be saved
and the product will return to the Service Mode.
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11. Bactericidal Concentration Level Setting Function
1) Purpose: A function to turn set the bactericidal concentration level to meet the taste of the user.
2) Bactericidal Concentration Level Setting Function

ྚ Press the [Automatic Sterilization] button to enter the mode.
ྛ When you enter the mode, the previously set value will be displayed on the 4 - Digit 7 - Segment Display
(DEFAULT: Level 0), and the [Automatic Sterilization] Button LED will be turned ON.
ྜ If you press the [Automatic Sterilization] button, the set value will repeat changing in the order of 0 Æ1Æ2Æ
3 Æ 0 Æ 1.
ྜྷ If the set value is changed, the [Energy Save/Clock] Button LED will flicker to let you know that the [Energy
Save/Clock] button is the one to save the set value.
Level Bactericidal Concentration

Level 0 (Default) The lowest
Level 1 Low
Level 2 High
Level 3 The highest
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automatic sterilization (valve, pump).

4) When initialized, the value is set to be level 0.
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12. Night Sensor Setting Function
1) Purpose: It aims to prevent an incorrect recognition at night due to deviation of the CDS Sensor and differences in
the environment for installation of the product.
2) How To Set and Cancel the Function

ྚ Press the [Faucet Sterilization] button to enter the mode.
ྛ When you enter mode, the previously set value will be displayed on the 4 - Digit 7 - Segment Display (DEFAULT: 2),
and the [Faucet Sterilization] Button LED will be turned ON.
ྜ If you press the [Faucet Sterilization] button, the detection level will be changed. In case the Night detection Level
is 2: It will repeat changing in the order of 2 Î 3 Î 1 Î 2 Î.
ྜྷ If the set value is changed, the [Energy Save/Clock] Button LED will flicker to let you know that the [Energy
Save/Clock] button is the one to save the set value.
Night detection level Night detection (Default: Level 2)

Level 1 When it is darker than the Level 2
Level 2 Average
It senses darkness better than Level
Level 3
2.
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Precautions during Dismantling and Assembly
ྙ Precautions during dismantling and assembly of the product

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[Before dismantling the product]
ඖ Block the water supply.
- Block the Tap Water Supply Valve of the Feed part when conducting inspection service.
ඖUse the Drainage function to completely remove the water in the Cold Tank G/Assy.
- If water in the Tank splashes while you are conducting the service, the insulation performance
of the product will be lowered and it may be dangerous.
ඖ Pull out the Power Plug.

- Unplug the product without fail to prevent electric shock.
ඖ Assemble the screws separated from the product onto the original position.
- If you do not do so, it will cause noise of the product and defective assembly.
ྚ The wiring route of the attachment wire lines of parts shall be returned to the original state.
ඖ For safety, insulation materials such as insulation tube are used for some electric parts.
ඖ We are paying attention for the wiring route of the wire lines not to be close to heating parts,
operation parts, and sharp edges (parts).
ඖ The wiring route of wire lines and binding bands are a part of safety devices.
ඖ After the service is done, assemble the product to be the original state without fail.
ྛ Perform safe inspection after service.
ඖ Are the screws taken out, lead wire of parts, etc. assembled and accessed to be the original state?
ඖ Is water normally supplied after assembly? Is water extracted normally to the Faucet?
ඖ Are all switches normally working?
ඖ Is there water leak? (Inspect the inside and the outside of the product.)
[Position for Inspection of Water Leak]
- Tubbing Line Connecting part: [Tap Water Supply Valve], [External Valve], [Cold Inlet]
[Room Inlet], [Hot Inlet], [Cold Drain], [Hot Drain]
- Silicone parts: [Hot Inlet], [Air Vent], [Puri Outlet], [Cold Outlet],
[Hot Outlet], [Sol Valve Connecting Part], [Circulating Pump Connecting Part],
[Sterilization Module Connecting Part], [Sheath Heater Connecting Part]
81
How to Dismantle and Assemble the Purifier
̰ Process for Preparing Drainage and Dismantling

ྙ First close the Tap Water Supply Valve.
ྚ Use the Water Drainage Function to drain the water

in the Cold Tank G/Assy.
(Please refer to the Drainage Function on pages 29 - 30.)
ྛ Separate the Power Cord.
82
̰ Separation of Lid
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ྙ Loosen the Lid Fastening screws (2EA) and separate by pushing backward.
LID
<Precautions>
1. When you move the product for dismantling the Lid, avoid give an
excessive force to the Tubing and the Power Cord.
2. Please bear in mind that the applied screw has the specification
of MTS4*8.
3. Assemble in the reverse order.
83
̰ Separation of Rear Cover

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ྙ Loosen the Rear Cover Fastening Screws (2EA) and separate by lifting it slightly upward.
REAR COVER
<Precautions>
1. When dismantling, be careful not to give a damage to
the Rear Cover Hook.
84
̰ Separation of Side Cover Left/Right

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Loosen the Side Cover Right Fastening Loosen the Side Cover Left Fastening screws
S screws (2EA) and separate by pushing S (2EA) and separate by pushing backward.
backward.
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̰ Separation of the Tray Assy

ྙ Pull out the Tray to the front and remove it.
<Precautions>
When there is water in the Tray, the water may be spilled. Thus,
slowly pull it to separate. (Assemble in the reverse order.)
86
̰ Separation of Front Cover

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ྙ Turn the Cock Outlet Assy in the direction of the arrow.
COCK OUTLET ASSY
ྚ Loosen the Front Cover Fastening Screws (2EA).
87
̰ Separation of Front Cover
ྛ Slightly push the Front Cover to the right, separate the Hook, and pull it to the front.
ྜ Separate the Wire Connectors (4EA) connected to the Front Cover.
<Precautions>
1. When you separate the Front Cover, avoid giving a damage to the Hook.
2. Please bear in mind that the applied screw has the specification of
TTS4*10 STS.
3. As the Wire Connector is connected, be careful when you separate it.
5. When you reassemble the Cock Outlet Assy, water may remain if it is
not completely fastened. Hence, please assemble it with accuracy.
6. When you assemble it, please arrange the Lead Wires.
7. When you assemble the Front Cover, pay attention to the Hook on the
rear surface.
88
̰ Separation of Water Out PWB Cover

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ྙ Loosen the Front Deco Fastening Screws (2EA) and separate it by lifting upward.
WATER OUT
PWB COVER
ྚ Complete
<Precautions>
of TTS4*10.
89
̰ Separation of Mood PWB Assy

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ྙ Loosen the Faucet Bracket Fastening Screws (2EA).
ྚ Separate the Out Flow Silicone (3EA).
90
ྛ Pull the Faucet and remove it.
ྜ Separate the Mood PWB Cover Fastening Screw (1EA).
MOOD PWB COVER
91
ྜྷ Complete
<Precautions>
of TTS4*10.
92
̰ Separation of Main PWB Assy

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ྙ Push the Hall Sensor combined with the Front Cover in the direction of the arrow.
ྚ Loosen the Front Cover Fastening Screws (4EA) and separate it by lifting it upward.
93
̰ Separation of Main PWB Assy
ྛ Complete
<Precautions>
of TTS4*10.
94
̰ Separation of Water Shade

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ྙ Loosen the Base PWB Cover and Cold Tank Fastening Screws (3EA).
ྚ Separate the Cold Water Out Flow Pipe and the Level Snsr 2P Assy Wire
Connector connected to the Cold Tank Cover, and separate the Water Shade.
95
̰ Separation of Water Shade
ྛ Complete
<Precautions>
1. As the Wire Connector is connected, be careful when you
separate it.
2. Avoid letting silicone, tubing, and fittings be removed when you
separate it.
96
̰ Separation of Base PWB Assy

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ྙ Loosen the Base PWB Cover Fastening Screw (1EA) and separate it by lifting it upward.
ྚ Separate all wires connected to the Base PWB G/Assy.
97
̰ Separation of Base PWB Assy

ྛ Loosen the Base PWB G/Assy Fastening Screws (4EA) and separate it by lifting it upward.
ྜ Complete
<Precautions>
2. Avoid letting silicone, tubing, and fittings be removed when you separate it.
3. Avoid giving a damage to the Terminal when you separate the wire.
5. When you assemble, tie the removed Cable Tie to be the same as before
dismantling it .
98
̰ Separation of Micro Speaker Assy
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ྙ Lift the SMPS PWB Cover Hook and remove it.
MICRO SPEAKER
ྚ Separate the Micro Speaker Assy Wire Connector. (2 PIN CONNECTOR)
99
̰ Separation of Micro Speaker Assy
ྛ Complete
<Precautions>
2. Avoid removing or giving a damage to other parts.
4. Please make sure to perform the wiring to be the same as the initial status.
5. When you assemble, tie the removed Cable Tie to be the same as before dismantling it.
100
̰ Separation of Sheath Heater G/Assy

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ྙ Loosen the Sheath Heater G/Assy Fastening Screws (3EA).
ྚ Loosen the Hot Outlet Valve Fastening Screws (2EA), separate the Hot Outlet Silicone
Tube from the Faucet, and remove it by lifting it upward.
Hot Outlet Valve

Assy
101
ྛ Remove the Hot Drain Valve Connecting Tubing, Air Vent Silicone Tube, and Hot Inlet
Silicone Tube.
ྜ Remove the Sheath Heater G/Assy Wire Connector (Red, Black) and the Ground Connection
Wire Connector.
102
ྜྷ Separate the Thermistor Assy - H Water Out Wire Connector. (2 PIN CONNECTOR)
ྞ Complete
<Precautions>
2. Avoid removing or giving a damage to other parts.
5. When you assemble, tie the removed Cable Tie to be the same as before dismantling it .
103
̰ Separation of Thermistor Assy - H Water Out

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ྙ Loosen the Thermistor Assy - H Water Out Fastening Screw (1EA) and separate it by
lifting it forward.
ྚ Complete
<Precautions>
dismantling it .
104
̰ Separation of Hot Drain Valve G/Assy
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ྙ Loosen the SMPS PWB Cover Fastening Screw (1EA).
Hot Drain Valve
ྚ Separate the Sheath Heater G/Assy Drain Tubing and the Hot Outlet Valve Faucet
Tubing.
105
̰ Separation of Hot Drain Valve G/Assy
ྛ Separate the Hot Drain Valve G/Assy Connector. (3PIN CONNECTOR)
ྜ Complete
<Precautions>
dismantling it .
106
̰ Separation of SMPS PWB Assy

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ྙ Separate the Cold Tank Sterilizing Pipe Assy and the Flow Meter Assy.
ྚ Loosen the Cold Tank G/Assy Fastening Screw (1EA), and remove it by lifting the
Hook at the bottom of the product upward.
107
̰ Separation of SMPS PWB Assy
ྛ Remove the Power Cord, Thermoelectric Module, and Fan Motor Wire Connector.
ྜ Complete
<Precautions>
dismantling it .
108
̰ Separation of Sterilization Module

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ྙ Loosen the Clamp Fastening Screw (1EA) and remove the Temperature Sensor Fitting.
CLAMP 10N
STERILIZATION MODULE
ྚ Remove the Straight Fitting.
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Faucet -

Sterilizing CUCKOO Faucet - Sterilizing

Caution: Before repairing the product,

3. Name of Parts / Accessories 5~7

4. Filtration Circuit / Filtration System 8

6. Performance Properties (Circuit) 10~13

7. Parts Description 14~16

8. Cautions for Safe Use 17

9. Installation Precautions 18~19

10. Installation Issues 20~25

11. How To Replace the Filters 26~27

12. How To Clean the Filters 28

12. How to Drain the Purifier 29~30

13. How to Install the Product 31~33

14. Major Matters To Check for Each Stage of Installation 34

15. How to Use the Product 35~45

16. Troubleshooting 46~67

17. Follow Up Mode (Service Setting Mode) 68~72

18. Precautions during Assembly and Disassembly 73

19. How to Dismantle and Assemble the Purifier 74~117

20. Cleaning Guide 118~121

21. Exploded Diagram 122

22. PART LIST 123~143

Product Name Electric Water Purifier

Filter Natural Plus Filter

Room Direct water

Capacity Cold XUZ˜

Hot Direct water

Climate Class T (Temperate)

2- Step Filtering System

Sophisticated CUCKOO Electric Water Purifier with multiple functions

Economical and Eco - Friendly Water Filtration System

Electrolytic Sterilization System

Button Lock/Child Lock

Water Leak Prevention System

Non- Stop Flow Function

Fixed Quantity Flow Function

Performance Properties - How to Extract Chilled Water

୛ Thermoelectric Module Cooling Method

Fig. 1. Peltier effect

Heat discharge Chilled water

[HEAT SINK] [THERMOELECTRIC MODULE] [COLD TANK G/ASSY]

Line Filter Rectifier circuit, smoothing circuit AC/DC CONVERTER

Output of Sheath Heater Assy BASE PWB IF DC Voltage OUT

Cup Detection Sensor BASE PWB IF 88 SEGMENT

WATEROUT MAIN SMPS

RTC Circuit Unit

Reset Unit Sterilization Kit and Drain Pump

- . RTC Circuit Unit

- . Sterilization Kit Driving Unit

- . Sterilization Kit Current Sensing Unit

- . Drain Pump Current Sensing Unit

- . Valve Output Unit

NO Photograph PART- NO Name Part Description

It cools down water using the

It performs electrolysis of water to

COLD TANK It stores the room water to make cold

CIRCULATION A device for helping circulation and

COLD OUTLET A valve for controlling the extraction of

HOT DRAIN A Valve for controlling the drainage of

PURI INLET A Valve for controlling the room water

A Valve for controlling the inflow of the

NO Photograph PART- NO Name Description

A Valve for controlling the flux of the