Instruction Manual for Bravilor Bonamat HWA 14 Hot Water Dispenser

1. Folasaga

Thank you for choosing the Bravilor Bonamat HWA 14 Hot Water Dispenser. This manual provides essential information for the safe and efficient operation, maintenance, and troubleshooting of your new appliance. Please read this manual thoroughly before using the dispenser and keep it for future reference.

2. Faatonuga Saogalemu

To ensure safe operation and prevent damage to the appliance or injury to users, please observe the following safety precautions:

• Saogalemu Faaeletise: Always connect the dispenser to a grounded power outlet. Do not operate with a damaged power cord or plug. Keep the power cord away from hot surfaces.
• Luga Vevela ma le Vai: The dispenser produces hot water and surfaces may become hot during operation. Exercise extreme caution to avoid burns. Do not touch hot surfaces directly.
• Suavai maualuga: Never operate the dispenser without sufficient water in the tank. This can cause damage to the heating element.
• Fa'amamaina: Disconnect the power supply before cleaning. Do not immerse the appliance in water or other liquids. Use only recommended cleaning agents.
• Tamaiti ma le Vaavaaiga: O lenei masini e le fa'amoemoe mo le fa'aogaina e tagata (e aofia ai tamaiti) e fa'aitiitia le malosi o le tino, lagona po'o le mafaufau, po'o le leai o se poto masani ma le malamalama, se'i vagana ua tu'uina atu ia i latou le vaavaaiga poʻo le faʻatonuga e uiga i le faʻaaogaina o le masini e se tagata e nafa ma lo latou saogalemu. E tatau ona vaavaaia tamaiti ina ia mautinoa latou te le taaalo ma le masini.
• Toe faaleleia: Do not attempt to repair the appliance yourself. All repairs should be performed by qualified service personnel.

3. Oloa Ua Ovaview

The Bravilor Bonamat HWA 14 is a robust and efficient hot water dispenser designed for various applications. Familiarize yourself with its main components:

3.1 Vaega

• Vaega Autu (Nofo)
• Water Tank (internal, 13.1 L capacity)
• Tu'u atu Tap
• Fata Fa'asu'u
• Power Switch / Indicator Lights
• Uaea Malosi

3.2 Oloa Views

Ata 1: Luma view of the Bravilor Bonamat HWA 14, showing the main body, dispensing tap, and drip tray.

Ata 2: Fa'afagoto view of the dispenser, highlighting its compact design and side panel.

Ata 3: Itu view of the dispenser, illustrating its depth and overall dimensions.

4. Seti

4.1 Tatalaina

1. Aveese ma le fa'aeteete le masini tufatufa (dispenser) mai lona afifiina.
2. Aveese uma mea e teu ai, e aofia ai soʻo se ata puipui poʻo lipine.
3. Inspect the appliance for any signs of damage. If damaged, do not use and contact your supplier.

4.2 Tulaga

• Place the dispenser on a stable, level, and heat-resistant surface.
• Ensure adequate ventilation around the unit. Do not place it directly against a wall or in an enclosed cabinet.
• Keep the dispenser away from direct sunlight, heat sources, and areas with high humidity.
• Ia mautinoa e faigofie ona maua le palaka eletise.

4.3 Fa'amamaina Muamua

1. Before first use, clean the water tank and dispensing tap.
2. Fill the tank with clean water and dispense a few liters to flush the system. Discard this water.
3. Solo le pito i fafo ma fa'asalalaugaamp ie.

5. Fa'atonuga o Galuega

5.1 Faatumu le tane vai

1. Ensure the dispenser is unplugged or powered off.
2. Tatala le tapuni o le tane vai.
3. Fill the tank with fresh, cold drinking water up to the maximum fill line. Do not overfill.
4. Tapuni lelei le tapuni.

5.2 Malosiaga

1. Fa'afeso'ota'i le uaea eletise i se so'o eletise ua fa'avae.
2. Turn on the main power switch, usually located on the back or side of the unit.
3. The indicator light will illuminate, signaling that the heating process has begun. The water will heat to the optimal temperature. This may take several minutes depending on the initial water temperature and tank capacity.

5.3 Tu'uina atu o le Vai vevela

1. Once the water has reached the desired temperature (indicated by a change in the indicator light or a ready signal), place a cup or container under the dispensing tap.
2. Press or pull the dispensing lever/button to release hot water.
3. Release the lever/button to stop the flow.
4. Lapata'iga: Hot steam may be released during dispensing.

5.4 Pa'u Malosiaga

• When not in use for extended periods, turn off the main power switch.
• Toso ese le palaka mai le dispenser mai le outlet eletise.

6. Tausiga

O le tausiga faifaipea e fa'amautinoa ai le umi o le ola ma le fa'atinoga lelei o lau tu'u vai vevela.

6.1 Fa'amamaina i Aso Ta'itasi

• Fa'amama ma fa'amama le fata fa'atete i taimi uma.
• Solo le pito i fafo i se mea vaivai, oamp ie. Aua ne'i fa'aogaina ni mea fa'amama fa'afefete po'o ni solu.
• Clean the dispensing tap with a soft brush or cloth to remove any residue.

6.2 Faʻaseʻe

Depending on water hardness, limescale can build up inside the tank and heating elements. Descale the unit regularly (e.g., every 1-3 months) using a suitable descaling agent for hot water appliances. Follow the descaling agent's instructions carefully.

1. Ensure the dispenser is unplugged and cooled down.
2. Saunia le vai e aveese ai le pa'u e tusa ai ma fa'atonuga o le oloa.
3. Liligi le vaifofo i totonu o le tane vai.
4. Allow it to sit for the recommended time.
5. Drain the solution completely.
6. Rinse the tank thoroughly by filling and draining with fresh water several times to remove all descaling residue.

6.3 Teuina

If storing the dispenser for an extended period, ensure it is clean, dry, and empty of water. Store it in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures.

7. Faʻafitauli

Va'ai le laulau i lalo mo fa'afitauli masani ma a latou fofo. A fa'aauau pea le fa'afitauli, fa'afeso'ota'i le lagolago a tagata fa'atau.

8. Fa'amatalaga

9. Fa'amaonia ma Lagolago

For warranty information and customer support, please refer to the documentation provided with your purchase or contact your local Bravilor Bonamat distributor. Keep your proof of purchase for any warranty claims.

For further assistance, visit the official Bravilor Bonamat webnofoaga po'o fa'afeso'ota'i le latou matagaluega o auaunaga.