Such damage is not covered by the warranty] Water is not hot: Check if electrical supply to heating tank is plugged in. Turn temperature control knob clockwise as far as possible. Test the temperature again after 15 minutes. Check if fuse is blown or circuit breaker is open. Hot water continuously drips or sputters from spout: For safety reasons this faucet may drip or splutter after use. This venting prevents a build-up of pressure in the heating tank. If this becomes excessive; Turn the

co m Franke Little Butler Installation, Care and Maintenance Overview of Installation There are three main components to the system, the dispensing head, the canister and the heating tank. The dispensing head comes with three 1/4” copper tubes and one silicone tube. The two shorter (12”) copper lubes are connected to the incoming water supply via the canister. The supply to the cold side may be diverted through a chiller before the dispensing head, if required. The longer (18”) copper tube is

The dispensing head comes with three 1/4” copper tubes and one silicone tube. The two shorter (12”) copper lubes are connected to the incoming water supply via the canister. The supply to the cold side may be diverted through a chiller before the dispensing head, if required. The longer (18”) copper tube is connected to the inlet of the tank. The silicone tube is connected to the outlet of the tank using the hose connector. Preparing for the Installation As with any sink related device, it is