Water Filters & Coolers - Page 4 - Answered Questions & Fixed Issues

When you initially soak the bag in water make sure to squeeze it lightly and shake to release all the air bubbles. Also, you should pour out the first couple pitchers of water after using a new filter as it takes time to break in. This way all of the gray or black filter water will be gone by the time you wish to drink. For more water filter and pitchers go to www.freshwatersystems.com.

The one I made a change, it was like a rubber cork that you just pull out and a push new one in. Hope this helps.

Do just what you did to ask this question.

Is there a filter between supply and the Hot water heater? The heater may be similar to Coffey pots. a small tube. I would try to deliver vinegar to the water supply before the heater a good long soak may help. It may also be a problem with the dispenser valve, depending on where it is and whether its manual or electrical. It may be blocked. Hopefully, the vinegar might clean. Otherwise. if manual try to disassemble inspect find the problem. It may need a replacement rubber seat kind of like old faucets. If it's electrical, there may be a problem with the connection, but most likely it will be similar to dishwasher or chloths washer valves. and need to be replaced with a complete module. Its possible there is a fine protective screen at the entrance from supply to electric valve. If plugged the screen should be able to be removed and cleaned. Hope this helps and good luck.

he most common cause of water not coming out cold is filling a large pitcher or container with cold water. Once filled, the new water that enters the reservoir needs around 20 minutes to reach its desired temperature. Try another cup again after that time. If still not cold, make sure the outlet that the unit is plugged into is working properly. If still not cold, there may be a problem with the compressor and the unit will need to be replaced.

Have you changed the intake filter or pipes in any way, too much air could be drawn into engine, check ports, jets and float valve, adjust mixture screw to 4 turns out then adjust by ear half turns either way, check fuel pump return.

That unit uses Peltier thermo electric cooling devices. They are not expensive. http://www.wisegeek.org/what-is-the-peltier-effect.htm

Unfortunately you have not given many details including what brand and model it is but sometimes this can be a clogged filter but may also be a different issue

Hi, It is dues to improper air flow. which can be caused by multiple factors. 1. Return Air Vent is blocked 2. Evaporator Fan not working 3. Improper Thermostat. Is the water cooling Ok. if the thermostat is not ok, the water might be really freezing.

A bad thermostat .

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unplug for couple of minutes for thermostat to reset then plug it back

yes you answered your questions there. i researched info and more than likely it is the valve http://watersoftenernews.blogspot.com/2014/02/culligan-water-softener-noise.html

I really need more info about you problem....

If by coolant you mean freon, and if by motor you mean compressor, then no, you can not do it without special equipment. It requires a technician. Usually cheaper to replace the water cooler.

Your thermostat is set to cold or is stuck in the on position, replace or turn it down

Contact customer service and beg and plead. If that fails threaten and insult, crying sometimes adds the pity factor and if that fails log into your account and change all your data to false information! :-)

Check to see if there is a thermostat on the back that can be adjusted with a screw driver, if not it is probably factory set and not adjustable or it is one of those electronic modles without a compressor, there may be a way to set them with instructions in your owners manual. (but probably not)

About 25 pounds on the low side when the engine is running at about 1500rpm