Hot water is heated by instant induction heating. It will take several seconds for the water to heat up and make noise.
The flow rate of hot water is less than cold or ambient water.
Due to remaining water in the hose, the first cup of water may be not hot enough:
When hot water is dispensed immediately after changing the temperature of hot water.
When hot water is dispensed immediately after cold water or ambient water is dispensed.
Place the cup near the water tap as close as possible when dispensing hot water. Small bursts of water and steam are emitted because the cold water is rapidly heated.
If hot water is not used for 5 seconds, the hot water function will be automatically turned off to prevent burns.
Steam may be created when water supply valve is locked or when repeating the actions below.
Repeatedly dispense hot water and stop dispensing hot water
Do not connect the equipment that reduces pressure to the hot water tank hose of the appliance.
Children should be supervised when children use the appliance, otherwise the children may get burned by pressing the button for hot water on the top of the appliance.
If you use ambient or cold water immediately after dispensing hot water, the water may still be hot or warm due to the water remaining in the dispenser pipe. You should be careful not to get burned.
Do not touch the installed drain hose. Boiling water raises the temperature and pressure inside the hot water tank. If excessive pressure occurs, the valve opens for safety and steam or hot water comes out of the drain hose.