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Installation and Service Guide

Point of Use Water Coolers

CONTENTS

Water Cooler Specifications........................................................................ 2

Set-up & Preparation Instructions ............................................................... 3

In-shop Unit Preparation ........................................................................... 3

Installation Instructions ............................................................................. 3

Service Information..................................................................................... 4

Lubrication ................................................................................................ 4

Periodic Maintenance................................................................................ 4

Hot Tank Cleaning .................................................................................... 5

Cabinet Cleaning....................................................................................... 6

Operating Features ...................................................................................... 6

Troubleshooting .......................................................................................... 6

Accessories.................................................................................................. 7

Replacement Parts Pictorial Breakdown ..................................................... 8

Replacement Parts List................................................................................ 9

Wiring Diagram......................................................................................... 10

Filter/RO Warranty.................................................................................... 11

Cooler Warranty........................................................................................ 11

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WATER COOLER

SPECIFICATIONS

Cook and Cold Models

PHT1AQK, PST1AQK

and PHF1AQK (-D100 series)

Voltage 115VAC +10%/1 PH/60 Hertz

Size 43-1/2”(109cm)H., 13-1/2”(34cm)W., 16” (41cm)D.

Shipping Weight (Approx) 60 lbs. (27kg)

Cold Water Capacity* .5 G.P.H. (1.9 L.P.H.)

Compressor 1/20 HP

Compressor (Full Load) 1.1 Amps

Refrigerant R 134a

Refrigerant Charge 1.875 oz. (53 grams)

Hot, Cook, and Cold Models

PHT1AQHK, PST1AQHK

and PHF1AQHK (-D200 series)

Voltage 115VAC +10%/1 PH/60 Hertz

Size 43-1/2”(109cm)H., 13-1/2”(34cm)W., 16” (41cm)D.

Shipping Weight (Approx) 63 lbs. (29kg)

Cold Water Capacity* .4 G.P.H. (1.5 L.P.H.)

Hot Water Capacity 45/6 oz. (45/175ml.) cups

Compressor 1/20 HP

Compressor (Full Load) 5.5 Amps

Refrigerant R 134a

Refrigerant Charge 1.875 oz. (53 grams)

* A.R.I. Ratings: Room Temperature 90°F(32°C); Supply Water Temperature

80°F (27°C); Drinking Water Temperature 50°F(10°C).

Specifications subject to change without notice.

** These units have been manufactured with R134a refrigerant. Repairs to the system must be performed by a

Certified Refrigeration Technician only. Always refer to the data plate located on the base of the unit for the

proper refrigerant and charge.

WARNING: A pressure regulator, such as a slow flow regulator, must be installed in front of the unit’s

water inlet if the water pressure (including any possible pressure spikes) could exceed 100

P.S.I.G. (690 kPA). Failure to comply will void the warranty. The manufacturer accepts no

liability for damage caused by excessive water pressure.

Do not use this drinking water system where the source water is microbiologically unsafe or with water of

unknown quality without adequate disinfection before or after the unit.

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WATER COOLER SET-UP & PREPARATION INSTRUCTION

A)

Inspection

1) Inspect the carton and the water cooler for

evidence of rough handling and concealed

damage. Damage claims should be filed with

the carrier.

2) Remove the foam packing blocks from between

the reservoir and the cabinet front.

B) In-shop Preparation procedures -

Filter/RO Unit Preparation

Warning - Failure to follow these procedures

will affect cooler performance and void the

warranty.

Install Filters/RO cartridges as follows:

1) Remove the access door on the front of the unit by

grasping the handholds on the sides and pulling

off the door. A tap with the palm of your hand

about 6” (15cm) up the side of the cabinet will

allow the door to pop off quite easily. Note

marked area on replacement parts drawing.

2) Remove the manifold assembly and quad filter

from the mounting brackets and set them outside

the cabinet. There is no need to disconnect the

tubing.

3) Install filters as stated in filter “Installation and

Service Guide”.

4) Note: For RO models, do not install the

membrane at this time.

5) Snap the access door back in place on the front of

the unit.

Note: There are snap points at the handholds

and near the base.

Filter/RO Flushing Procedures:

Following this procedure will prepare your OASIS® cooler

to deliver the best possible drinking water.

1) Filters are installed, cooler unplugged, top is off.

2) Flush filters and reservoir as described in filter

“Installation and Service Guide”.

3) Replace cabinet top.

C) Water Cooler Installation Instructions

Reservoir and Filter Flushing procedures previously

outlined must be completed before cooler is

installed.

NOTE: The following states require a licensed

plumber to install cooler; AR, GA, MA, MI, OK, RI, SC,

SD, TX, VT and WI.

CA, KS, MN, NM and OR allow for a state-registered

installer or contractor as well.

WARNING: A pressure regulator, such as a

slow flow regulator, must be installed in front

of the unit’s water inlet if the water pressure

(including any possible pressure spikes) could

exceed 100 P.S.I.G. (690kPA). Failure to comply

will void the warranty. The manufacturer

accepts no liability for damage caused by

excessive water pressure.

1) Determine the best installation location considering

customer preference, electrical outlet, water line

access, and if applicable, drain locations.

2) The water cooler should be located at least 2” (5cm)

from the wall to assure adequate condenser air

circulation.

3) Locate your best access to the water source. Tap

into the water line with a saddle tapping valve**, a

faucet fitting ball valve, a solder tee, or similar

device.

NOTE: Always check the local plumbing codes

before tapping into a water line. **(See the Saddle

Tapping Valve Installation Instructions in this

manual if applicable. Valves are available from the

Service Department).

4) Warning: Use only ¼” OD copper tubing to connect

your water supply to the cooler access port. Connect

your water line to the port labeled “water inlet”. The

inlet fittings used on the OASIS® Cooler are quick-

connect fittings. Simply push the tube into the fitting

until it firmly seats in the bottom of the fitting. To

remove the tube, push in the collet and pull the tube

from the fitting. Units are shipped with blue plugs in

each fitting. Remove the plugs in the same manner

described above before inserting the tube. A stop

valve (not included) is recommended near the inlet

connection to the cooler.

5) The cooler is equipped with a clamp that relieves

stress on the water inlet and drain/product water

fittings when the cooler is moved. The copper tubing

can be coiled and secured in the clamp as shown in

the diagram below. This configuration will help to

reduce the leaks associated with moving a cooler

with plumbing still attached as well as removing the

stress from the fittings.

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6) RO Cooler only - complete instruction 6,

Filter models - proceed to instruction 7.

Connect a ¼” OD copper tube to the drain fitting

located on the back of the unit. This tube should

be routed to the most convenient drain location

such as a sink drain. (See the Drain Clamp

Assembly instructions in this manual if

applicable). Drain applications routing tubing

from a cooler to the ceiling and then into a drain

is acceptable. Some reduction in membrane

productivity may occur, however, depending on

the height of the ceiling and the source water line

pressure. Some local plumbing codes require

an air gap to be installed between the cooler and

the drain connection. Air gaps are available

from the service department. Check your local

plumbing codes to assure compliance.

7) To speed up the process of priming the unit, you

may wish to pour 4 gallons (15 liters) of filtered

water into the reservoir. To do so, first remove

the cooler top and remove the reservoir lid (see

“Reservoir Replacement Procedure” under the

service information for the easiest method).

Replace the lid and top after pouring the water

into the reservoir.

8) Check the available power supply against the

water cooler data plate to assure proper

electrical service. The voltage specification is

115v + 10% and voltage outside of this

specification will affect cooler performance and

could permanently damage the refrigeration

system.

9) Verify that the hot tank switch is in the “off”

position. Plug power supply cord into receptacle.

10) Turn on water supply to cooler.

11) Open each faucet until water flows freely.

12) On hot tank models, turn on the hot tank by

depressing the switch toward the reset position.

The switch is located inside the access door,

mounted on the column support.

CAUTION: WATER FROM HOT FAUCET CAN

SCALD.

DO NOT USE THE FIRST THREE

RESERVOIRS OF WATER.

SERVICE INFORMATION & GUIDELINES

A) Lubrication

This unit is equipped with a hermetically sealed

compressor and no periodic lubrication is necessary.

Replacement filter/RO cartridge o-rings should be

lubricated with Dow Corning® Compound 111 or

equivalent, when they are installed.

B) Periodic Maintenance

1) The black static condenser on the rear of the

unit must be kept clean of dirt and lint. Visually

inspect every 3 months.

Cleaning Procedure:

a) Unplug the cooler.

b) Clean condenser with a small stiff non-wire

brush.

2) Periodic replacement of the filter/RO cartridges

will be required. The frequency of the change

will be determined by the attributes of the source

water. Foul taste or odor may occur if filters are

not changed at proper intervals.

Filter change procedure:

a) Prepare a spare filter/RO vessel set in your

shop. Clean and sanitize the vessels and

then install the replacement cartridges per

the instructions in the filter “Installation and

Service Guide”. Then continue with the

following flushing and installation

procedures.

b) On filtration versions, run a ¼” OD tube from

the blue collet port of the manifold to an off-

center port on the quad lead filter vessel.

Run a ¼” OD tube from the center port to

the nearest drain location. Plug the other

off-center port. Connect a ¼” OD tube from

the water supply to the white collet on the

manifold. Turn on water and flush filters for

10 minutes. Disconnect tubing and plug the

ports. Take this vessel set to the installation

and install it in place of the existing vessel

set. Take the old vessel set back to the

shop for refurbishment.

c) On reverse osmosis versions, run a ¼” OD

tube from the blue collet port of the manifold

to an off-center port on the quad carbon filter

vessel. Run a ¼” OD tube from the center

port to the nearest drain location. Plug the

other off-center port. Connect a ¼” OD tube

from the gray collet elbow to the yellow collet

elbow. Connect a ¼” OD tube from the

water supply to the right hand white collet

port on pre-filter side. Plug the red collet

port and the smartap port located behind

pre-filter inlet and outlet ports. Turn on

water and flush pre-filter and carbons for 10

minutes. Turn off water. Remove

membrane vessel and discard water. Insert

membrane per “filter installation” on page 2

of the filter “Installation and Service Guide”.

Connect ¼” OD tube from red collet port to

drain. Turn on water and flush 3-4 minutes.

Disconnect tubing used for flushing and plug

all ports.

3) Reservoir cleaning and sanitizing should be done

each time the filters are changed. Prepare a

spare reservoir assembly following the “Reservoir

Flushing” procedures outlined in the filter

“Installation and Service Guide”. On hot models,

inspect the o-rings in the hot tank fitting and the

reservoir which seal the hot tank opening. These

should be replaced if they show signs of a

flattened diameter.

Reservoir Replacement Procedure:

a) Remove the top by lifting it up and pressing

in on the cabinet back about 4” (100mm) in

from the side and 2” (5mm) down from the

top.

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b) To Remove the Reservoir Lid: it is easiest

to push down slightly near the lid center and

lift on each tab at the front of the lid

individually. Once those have loosened, lift

up on each of the other two corners so the

lid lifts as straight up as possible. This will

help avoid the sealing edge from catching as

the lid is removed.

c) Drain the water from the reservoir by

opening the cook and/or cold faucet.

d) Grasp the reservoir using the handholds on

top and pull upward. Some resistance is

normal because of the tight fit required at the

sleeve-on-probe.

e) Slide the newly sanitized reservoir into place

taking care not to touch the inside of the

reservoir with bare hands.

f) Replace the reservoir lid and the cooler top.

4) Periodic replacement of the air filter assembly is

required to prevent airborne contaminants from

entering the reservoir. When the water filters

are changed and reservoir is sanitized, it is

recommended that the air filter also be replaced.

5) Periodic cleaning of the strainer inside the tube

at the elbow on the mechanical float is required

to maintain water flow. It can be removed from

the tube for cleaning or flush water in reverse

flow through the strainer. It is recommended

that this be done at least as often as the filters

are changed.

C) Hot Tank Cleaning Instructions

Water coolers need to be cleaned periodically to

prevent mineral buildup inside the heating tank. The

frequency of cleaning is determined by the quantity

of minerals in the water and the amount of water

used.

Hot tanks may require cleaning when:

1) Normal hot water flow appears restricted.

2) Noisy heating cycles are heard.

3) Water in the cooling tank is very warm.

4) Mineral build-up has imparted a taste to the

water.

PLEASE READ AND FOLLOW ALL DIRECTIONS TO

PREVENT DAMAGE TO THE UNIT AND TO THE

USER.

CAUTION: Because this cleaning process involves very

hot water that may scald, the use of rubber gloves is

recommended. KEEP CHILDREN AWAY.

MATERIALS YOU WILL NEED:

1) Four (4) ounces (113grams) of citric acid

crystals. Critic acid crystals are available in four-

ounce and fifty-pound quantities from the

address at the end of this manual.

2) A pair of rubber gloves.

3) A bucket or pan with a two (2) gallon (7.5 liters)

capacity.

4) A funnel with a 3/8” (10mm) max diameter at the

end.

5) A quart (1 liter) measuring container for hot

liquids.

HOT TANK CLEANING PROCEDURE

1) Unplug the service cord and turn off water

supply.

2) Draw water from the hot faucet until the water is

cool.

3) Remove the top and set aside the reservoir lid.

4) Place a container under the hot tank drain valve.

For convenience, insert a 3/8” (10mm) OD

plastic tube into the opening at the end of the

black valve and turn the petcock

counterclockwise or simply turn the valve’s

petcock counterclockwise without the tube into

the drain. Drain tank.

5) Drain an additional amount of water from the

reservoir through the faucet to further expose the

hot tank inlet tube opening.

6) Close hot tank drain valve.

7) Mix four (4) ounces (113 grams) of citric acid

crystals with one (1) quart (1 liter) of very hot

water. (Wearing rubber gloves is

recommended).

8) Place a funnel inside the reservoir in the left-

hand tube (in line with the hot faucet). Carefully

pour the hot solution into the funnel. BE

CAREFUL NOT TO SCALD YOUR HANDS.

9) Remove the funnel and fill the reservoir with two

(2) gallons (7.5 liters) of water. Open the hot

faucet to allow the hot tank to fill.

10) Place the reservoir lid on top of the reservoir.

11) Plug the service cord into the grounded fused

outlet.

12) Let the unit stand for at least twenty (20)

minutes.

13) Unplug the service cord.

14) TURN OFF THE HOT TANK SWITCH FOUND

ON THE COLUMN SUPPORT BEHIND THE

ACCESS DOOR.

15) Remove reservoir lid as before.

16) Draw water from the hot faucet until the water is

no longer warm.

17) Open the hot tank drain valve and catch the

water in a pan or bucket. The water will be

discolored. NOTE: THIS DRAIN WATER

SHOULD BE IMMEDIATELY POURED DOWN

A DRAIN TO PREVENT ACCIDENTAL

SPILLING. THIS WATER WILL STAIN.

18) If sanitizing is required, see the WATER

COOLER SET-UP AND PREPARATION

INSTRUCTIONS in this manual. This is also a

good time to sanitize the reservoir as outlined in

the reservoir flushing procedure located in the

filter “Installation & Service Guide”.

19) Pour at least two (2) gallons (7.5 liters) of water

into the reservoir and allow this water to drain

out the hot tank drain.

20) Close drain valve and replace lid making sure it

snaps completely into place. CAUTION:

FAILURE TO TURN OFF HOT TANK COULD

CAUSE PHYSICAL DAMAGE TO THIS UNIT.

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21) Plug the service cord back into the grounded

fused outlet and turn on the water supply.

22) Allow the unit to fill the reservoir half full.

23) Open the hot faucet and draw water from the

faucet until it flows freely.

24) Draw at least one (1) quart (1 liter) of water from

each faucet.

25) Turn the hot tank switch on (toward the “RESET”

position).

26) Replace the top of the cabinetry.

Your hot tank should now be clean. If the flow of

water or the noisy cycles have not been improved,

you should have the unit repaired at an authorized

service center. Cleaning the unit in this manner will

not only make the unit run more efficiently, but will

make the water taste better.

D) CABINET CLEANING SUGGESTIONS

There is no maintenance required on the

polycarbonate plastic cabinetry. Only regular

cleaning with some common household cleaners is

all that is necessary to remove dirt and grime from

the polycarbonate cabinet.

Cleaners such as mild soap, Fantastic®, Windex®,

Joy®, and Top Job® can be used.

The drip tray is dishwasher safe.

Abrasive cleaners are not recommended because of

the potential for scratching.

Flammable cleaners should not be used because of

health and safety reasons.

E) OPERATING FEATURES

1) Overload Protection

The compressor motor is equipped with an

automatic reset protector which will disconnect

the motor from the line in case of an overload.

2) Safety Float

The cooler is designed with a safety mechanism

to prevent overfilling. In case the primary fill float

fails, a second float is activated as the water

level rises. This float shuts off the water to the

reservoir (NOTE: A hard impact or jarring of

the unit while it is filling may trip the safety

float). To restart water flow, press the blue reset

button about half way down on the reservoir lid

until the pressure on the safety float is released.

3) Water Quality Monitor - Smartap® Versions

The water cooler may be equipped with a

Smartap® water quality monitor. This is a dual

probe monitor that compares the feed water to

the product water as a percentage. The circuit is

preset at the factory to indicate membrane

performance when the test button is pushed.

Either the green “good” light will illuminate

indicating above 70% TDS reduction or the

yellow “service” light will illuminate indicating

below 70% TDS reduction. This patented, solid

state electronic circuit does not require service.

4) Safer Faucets

This water cooler incorporates the “safer faucet”

for hot water dispensing. This deters accidental

dispensing of hot water.

5) Temperature Control

Both the hot tank and the cold reservoir have

temperature controls which can be adjusted with

a small bladed screwdriver. The cold control can

be turned clockwise for cooler water and

counterclockwise for warmer water in quarter

turn adjustments.

F) TROUBLE-SHOOTING

1) NO WATER IS FLOWING:

Make sure all stop valves to unit are open and

water is flowing freely. Water flow rate through

filter system is approximately 0.4 GPM

(1.5LPM).* RO flow rate will be based on the

membrane capacity. Standard flow is 15 GPD

(56.5 LPD)** at optimum conditions. Remove

cooler top and make sure safety float hasn’t

tripped by resetting it. To reset safety float,

press the blue reset button about half way down

on the reservoir lid. Check the in-line strainer at

the mechanical float inlet elbow to make sure it

is not clogged. Check the outlets of the filter

manifold and quad filter head to see where the

flow stops. Remember, water flow from RO

units will be minimal.

2) SMARTAP® INDICATES “SERVICE”:

Test the quality of water only while the unit is

producing water. Draw 1 quart of water from the

cook faucet wait 5 minutes and retest the water.

If it still indicates “Service”, check the TDS of the

source water to the TDS of the product water.

The membrane may need to be changed if the

rejection of TDS is less than 70%.

3) NO HOT WATER:

Check to see if the switch for the hot tank has

been turned on. The switch is located on the

column support behind the access door. The

rocker switch should be depressed toward the

“RESET” position. If the switch is in the “ON”

position and there is no hot water, it is possible

the circuit needs to be reset. Press the rocker

switch to the “OFF position, then back to the

“RESET” position.

*With sufficient line pressure.

**Varies with feed water pressure, temperature and TDS.

FANTASTIK® is a registered trademark of Texize

Chemical Co.

WINDEX® is a registered trademark of DRACKETT Co.

JOY® and TOP JOB® are registered trademarks of

Proctor & Gamble Co.

ACCESSORIES

SADDLE TAPPING VALVE

Part Number 400306

NOTE: State and local plumbing codes may

prohibit the use of saddle tapping valves**. All

connections must conform to applicable

plumbing codes.

**All states prohibit the use of saddle tapping

valves in commercial applications.

Do not install feed water assembly on the hot water line.

Before installation, read the instructions on the outside of

the packaging.

DRAIN CLAMP ASSEMBLY

(for RO units)

Part Number 400307

The drain clamp assembly should be installed on a

straight length of drainpipe between the “P” or “S”

trap and the sink. If possible, orient the hole to be

drilled toward the desired location of the drinking

water faucet. Installation should be as far away as

practical from the garbage disposal. If you have a

double sink, install drain outlet on the sink drain

opposite disposal.

1) Position drain outlet saddle on drainpipe. Allow

adequate space for drilling operation.

2) Tighten saddle bolts evenly on both sides. Avoid

over tightening.

3) Using the opening in the drain outlet saddle as a

guide, drill ¼” hole in drain pipe.

4) Install stem adaptor fitting. Do not over tighten.

5) Push union elbow fitting onto stem adaptor fitting and

connect drain tube.

SHUT-OFF “BALL” VALVE ASSEMBLY

Part Number 031177-001 (3/8” tubing)

031177-002 (1/4” tubing)

It is recommended that all units have a shut-off valve

installed directly behind the unit. This is a safety

precaution in case the unit needs to be shut off for

any reason. It will also help in the filter replacement

and sanitation process.

IN-LINE AIR GAP ASSEMBLY

(for RO units)

Part Number 030917-002

NOTE: All connections must conform to

applicable plumbing codes.

The Air Gap assembly may be installed anywhere

between the unit and the drain. It must be installed

in a vertical position. The inlet quick connect fitting is

for ¼” OD tubing and the outlet fitting connects to

3/8” OD tubing.

DOW CORNING® COMPOUND 111

Part Number 030429-001

We recommend the use of DOW 111 exclusively

to lubricate o-rings on all OASIS® components

and systems. This silicone based FDA approved

lubricant has high viscosity, does not readily

evaporate at room temperature, and smoothly

adheres to the o-ring. These qualities make

DOW 111 an easy to use long lasting lubricant.

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REPLACEMENT PARTS BREAKDOWN

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REPLACEMENT PARTS BREAKDOWN

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ELECTRICAL DIAGRAM

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OASIS® Water Cooler Limited Warranty

FIRST YEAR:

The Manufacturer promises the original

purchaser (user) to repair or, at the

Manufacturer’s option, to replace any part of

this water cooler which proves to be inoperative

due to a defect in material or workmanship

under normal use, for a period of one year from

the date of original installation or for a period of

eighteen (18) months after date of shipment

from the factory, whichever occurs first.

During the one year warranty, the Manufacturer

will, through its approved service center or

factory repair department, provide labor and

parts necessary to correct such inoperative

condition at no charge, if the water cooler has

been installed and operated in accordance with

the written instructions furnished with the water

cooler.

If it becomes necessary to ship the

inoperative water cooler to the approved service

center or factory repair department, the

Manufacturer will pay the transportation

charges both ways via common carrier. Local

delivery charges are not covered.

The cost of labor required to disconnect and

reconnect plumbing and electrical connections

will be the responsibility of the user (owner).

SECOND THROUGH FIFTH YEAR:

The Manufacturer promises within the

second through fifth year to repair, or at its

option, to replace any part of the sealed

refrigeration system (compressor, condenser,

evaporator, and interconnecting refrigerant

lines) which prove to be inoperative due to a

defect in material or workmanship. The

Manufacturer will provide through its approved

service center or the factory repair department,

the labor at no charge, to install such parts of

the sealed refrigeration system.

If it becomes necessary to ship the

inoperative water cooler to the approved service

center or factory repair department, the

Manufacturer will pay the transportation charge

both ways via common carrier. Local delivery

charges are not covered.

The cost of labor, to diagnose a sealed

refrigeration system failure, the cost of labor

required to disconnect and reconnect plumbing

and electrical connections or the labor to

remove the refrigeration system from the water

cooler, will be the responsibility of the user

(owner).

In addition to the sealed refrigeration or cold

water system coverage, if any of the following

parts become inoperative due to a defect in

material of workmanship, the Manufacturer

promises to replace the part at no charge

providing the part is removed and returned,

properly tagged, to the nearest approved service

center or the factory.

These parts are: hot tank, hot tank

thermostat, heat limiter, cold thermostat,

compressor starting relay and overload, and

mechanical float assembly.

The labor to change the parts in the above

paragraph will be the responsibility of the user

(owner).

GENERAL PROVISIONS AND

EXCLUSIONS:

This warranty applies only within the

Continental Limits of the United States of

America and Canada.

This warranty does not apply and no

agreement, either expressed or implied, shall be

applicable if the affixed serial number is

removed, defaced or obliterated.

This warranty does not apply if service of the

sealed refrigeration system or cold water system

or parts furnished as original equipment by the

Manufacturer are not obtained from an

approved service center or the factory.

This warranty does not apply to any water

components that become inoperative due to

liming conditions.

This warranty does not apply to any water

cooler or components that become inoperable

because of a failure to satisfy standards or

regulations adopted by any government or

agency thereof subsequent to the date of

shipment from the factory.

This warranty does not cover performance,

failure or damages of any part resulting from

external causes such as alterations, abuse,

misuse, misapplication, corrosion or acts of

God.

WARNING

The warranty and the Underwriters’

Laboratory listing for this machine are

automatically voided if this machine is altered,

modified, or combined with any other machine

or device. Alteration or modification of this

machine may cause serious flooding and/or

hazardous electrical shock or fire.

Except as set forth herein, the Manufacturer

makes no other warranty, guarantee or

agreement expressed, implied or statutory,

including any implied warranty of

merchantability or fitness for a particular

purpose.

The foregoing is in lieu of all other

agreements expressed, implied or statutory and

all other obligations or liabilities of the

Manufacturer. The Manufacturer does not

assume or authorize any person to assume any

obligations of liability in connection with this

product. In no event will the Manufacturer be

liable for special or consequential damages or

for any delay in the performance of this

agreement due to causes beyond their control.

OASIS CORPORATION

265 N. Hamilton Road

P. O. Box 3150•Columbus, OH 43213-0150

1-800-64-OASIS (1-800-646-2747)

www.OasisWaterCoolers.com

FILTER AND RO MEMBRANE

LIMITED WARRANTY

FILTER CARTRIDGE WARRANTY

Subject to the conditions and limitations

described below, OASIS® warrants the filter

cartridges to be free from defects in material

and workmanship under normal use within the

operating specifications listed in the filter

“Installation and Service Guide”.

RO MEMBRANE WARRANTY

Membranes carry a twelve (12) month prorated

warranty as follows: Credit 1/12th of the

replacement cost for each unused month the

system is installed and maintained to factory

instructions and the unit is operated within the

specifications listed in the filter “Installation

and Service Guide”.

Filters/Membranes under warranty will be

repaired or replaced and returned upon

inspection of OASIS®.

CONDITIONS OF FILTER WARRANTY

The above warranty will not apply to the filters

or RO membranes that are damaged because of

neglect, misue, alteration, accident,

misapplication, physical damage, fouling and/or

scaling of membranes by minerals, bacterial

attack, sediment, or damage caused by fire, act

of God, freezing, or hot water. If the

filters/membrane are altered by anyone other

than OASIS®, the warranty is void. OASIS®

assumes no warranty liability in connection

with the Reverse Osmosis or Filtration system

other than specified herein. OASIS® will not

be liable for any consequential damages of any

kind or nature due to use of OASIS® products.

SMARTAP® is a registered trademark of Hydrotechnology, Inc. FANTASTIK® is a registered trademark of Texize Chemical Co.

WINDEX® is a registered trademark of DRACKETT Co. JOY® and TOP JOB® are registered trademarks of Proctor & Gamble Co

OASIS® is a registered trademark of OASIS Corporation “Three Palms Design” is a registered trademark of OASIS Corporation

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