Can you use this unit without connecting it to an auto feed water source? Basically just by manually pouring water in there?
1441815
It does not have a auto feed water source so my answer is YES! It is very easy to pour water keeping in mind it is very hot when popping the top. We use it every day, it keeps water very hot.
1441816
Yes, that is the only way you can get water in it! If you use all the water it will shut down until you add more water. It works great for office meetings or at home. I use mine every day as I am an avid tea drinker.Hope this answers your question.
1441817
Yes. I just open the lid and manually pour water in. It automatically begins boiling after you pour water in and close the lid.
1483573
I just hooked mine up to the water source a few weeks ago.Functioning worked the same for me.When unit is turned off, hold finger to the screen while turning the unit on. This brings up the menu and you should be able to set the auto on/off times. Note once it's unplugged the clock time is not set and so the auto on/off is not selectable. You must first set the clock time and after that is done the auto on/off button becomes selectable.Hope this helps.
102488
Yes the unit will dispense water without power. Neither the heating nor the cooling function will work but water will still come out. It will all just be room temperature.
1547022
No you don't. At least I don't. I don't have the manual anymore but I've never added any water unless it is to sterilize. I've had it for over 4 months and it is still working fine.
2067459
It's not very convenient. The valve is at the back and bottom of the unit, about an inch off the ground. I use a lipped cookie sheet to collect the water. In order to get all the water out of the unit, you need to tilt the unit backwards. If you don't do this, about half the water will remain. There is a hose attachment, but it's useless because of the effects of gravity, unless you have it sitting at the top of some stairs or something like that.
1579006
This unit is not designed to be connected to a sink water line. You are looking for a bottle-less water dispenser or a point-of-use water dispenser.
1309233
I did mine almost by myself in less than an hour. I called my contact guy once to help with a question. It's easy if you have a faucet that's not too modern. I didn't want my unit on the kitchen sink so I connected it to a little wet bar sink. It was perfect. You could use a utility room sink if it is preferable. It needs a sink because the water that doesn't process immediately goes thru the unit on the faucet & drains on the side of the faucet. I had mine up and running in less than an hour with no plumbing issues.
1675619
There is a siphon tube but it is not auto siphon. You have to get it started with water.
1514489
I don't think you can, as the water it uses is housed in the reservoir built on the device. That function also requires AC power.
257940
No. You only use water in this unit. Go to Homedics site and they can verify this question for you.
1382497
You can do both. If you want to manually water all zones, leave the dial on "Auto Run" and press the "water all now" button and at that moment all your zones would be watered according to the minutes you had set for each zone. It also waters each zone separately if you Do Not want all the zones to be turned on. All you have to do is turn the Dial to the Zone you want to turn on and press the "Water One Zone Now" button. It also lets you choose the amount of minutes to be watered.
1864983
yes to both questions - can use distilled water & not use direct water hook up
453548
This unit does NOT have any means to drain itself and must be emptied manually.
1188957
If you purchased a "portable unit" it DOES NOT get Installed....you just keep it handy and run water through it, into a jug or a glass or a Britta pitcher...and Bingo...you are drinking "structured water." <3
696557
With use of the Venturi you can. Other than that it does not have an adjustable water flow
155230
No "auto-drain". Open the drain and either put a bucket behind it (in which case unit will have to be elevated above the bucket), or run a hose from the drain out the window (in which case unit will need to be elevated above the end of the hose the goes out of the window).
1624792
Yes. The inline water from the fridge can be used to connect to this water cooler However if using the reverse osmosis option this cooler has an external line that needs to be plumbed to your sinks drainage. Hope this helps. Any other questions or you don't understand this message u can call me. Bill. 905 466 1345