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Safety

This appliance can be used by adults and children aged 8 and above, as well as people with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities, or lack of experience and knowledge, as long as they have been given instruction or supervision concerning the use of the appliance in a safe way and understand the hazards involved. Children must not play with the appliance. Cleaning and user maintenance must not be conducted by children.

The appliance shall only be maintained and repaired by authorized technicians who are properly trained and certified. The appliance should be isolated from the electricity supply before removal of any covers. Great care must be employed when working with high pressure carbon dioxide, and in no cases should the maximum operating pressure of 0.4MPa (4 bar) be exceeded.

  • The appliance must be placed upright on a flat horizontal surface.
  • The appliance must be kept away from sunlight, heat and moisture.
  • The appliance should not be placed in locations of egress or where it may obstruct exit access.
  • The appliance must be installed in an environment free of dust and corrosive/explosive gases.
  • The appliance is not suitable for installation in an area where a water jet could be used.
  • The appliance must not be installed where it is liable to freeze. If the unit is thought to be frozen it must not be switched on.
  • The appliance is not intended for heavy industrial use or continuous high-demand applications beyond its specified capacity.
  • The appliance must only be used for dispensing potable (drinkable) water.
  • The appliance must not be used for any purpose other than that for which it is intended.
  • The appliance must not be installed without a waterblock. Installing without a waterblock will invalidate warranty.
  • The appliance must have adequate ventilation. Including a 150mm space at the rear for adequate cooling capability.

WARNING: Keep ventilation openings in the appliance enclosure or in the built-in structure clear of obstruction.
WARNING: When positioning the appliance, ensure the supply cord is not trapped or damaged.
WARNING: Do not locate multiple portable socket-outlets or portable power supplies at the rear of the appliance.
WARNING: Increased risk of a leak could occur through improper handling, movement or use.

The appliance must be installed in accordance with the relevant requirements of:

  • The appropriate building regulations by application of either The Building Regulations (England and Wales), The Building Regulations (Scotland) or The Building Regulations (Northern Ireland). In territories other than those listed the local regulations in force must be complied with.
  • The Water Supply (Water Fittings) Regulations (England, Wales and Northern Ireland) or The Water Byelaws in Scotland.

This appliance is designed for dispensing drinking water in commercial and workplace environments, including:

  • Offices and corporate workplaces
  • Factories and industrial staff welfare areas
  • Hotels, hostels, and other hospitality environments
  • Public buildings such as schools, hospitals, and leisure facilities

The appliance is suitable for providing chilled and/or heated potable drinking water for employees, visitors, and guests. This appliance may also be used in household and similar applications, where applicable, but is primarily intended for light commercial use. The appliance is intended for indoor use only and must be installed and operated in accordance with the instructions provided in this manual.

Safe transportation
  • The appliance is susceptible to impact and requires careful handling to prevent damage or breakage during transportation.
  • The appliance should be kept in an upright position and should not be tilted during transit and/or storage to prevent damage. 
  • The appliance is vulnerable to moisture and should be protected from rain and water.
R290 safety message

R290 is a refrigerant-grade propane gas used on a wide range of commercial refrigeration and air conditioning units. A highly pure propane, it has a low environmental impact and nominal global warming potential (GWP), meaning it possesses no qualities that can destroy the ozone layer. R290 also is the preferred hydrocarbon alternative of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), substituting more harmful fluorocarbon refrigerants like R22, R134a, R404a and R502. Units with R290 can only be maintained and repaired by authorized technicians who are properly trained and certified.

R600 Safety Message

R600a is a refrigerant-grade isobutane used on a wide range of commercial refrigeration and air conditioning units. A highly pure isobutane, it has a low environmental impact and nominal global warming potential (GWP), meaning it possesses no qualities that can destroy the ozone layer. R600a also is the preferred hydrocarbon alternative of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), substituting more harmful fluorocarbon refrigerants like R22, R134a, R404a and R502. Units with R600a can only be maintained and repaired by authorized technicians who are properly trained and certified.

Waste electrical products

As a Producer under the UK WEEE Regulations, Borg and Overström complies with its Producer Obligations by being registered as a member of a WEEE Compliance Scheme and holding a WEEE Producer Registration Number. This product is designed and manufactured with materials that can be recycled and reused. The symbol means the product should be disposed of separately from household waste at the end of its life.
Producer WEEE registration number: WEE/KG0136ZT

Specification

Product specifications

230V

115V

Water options

Chilled, Sparkling, Ambient and Hot
*Your water options will vary depending on your model.

Chilled, Sparkling, Ambient and Hot
*Your water options will vary depending on your model.

System

DryChill® cooling system
Hygienic rapid cooling technology. Solid aluminium core with hygienic stainless-steel coolant coil.

DryChill® cooling system
Hygienic rapid cooling technology. Solid aluminium core with hygienic stainless-steel coolant coil.

Hygiene

Totality
5-step hygiene methodology

Totality
5-step hygiene methodology

Technology

DeepSparkle (select models only)
Sparkling water with long lasting fizz

SensorBeam® (optional)
Completely touch-free dispense

DeepSparkle (select models only)
Sparkling water with long lasting fizz

SensorBeam® (optional)
Completely touch-free dispense

Operational controls

Capacitive touch panel controls with anti-microbial protection.

Capacitive touch panel controls with anti-microbial protection.

Dispense height

290mm

11.4"

Dimensions

Countertop
W320 x D450 x H420mm

Floorstanding
W320 x D450 x H1340mm

Countertop
W12.6 x D17.7x H16.5"

Floorstanding
W12.6 x D17.7 x H52.8"

Power supply

230-240V~ AC (50Hz)

110-120V~ AC (60Hz)

Fuse rating

10A

10A

Chilled & Sparkling temperature

From 2°C

From 37°F

Chilled & Sparkling capacity

50L/h

13.2 US Gal/h

Hot temperature

Up to 92°C

Up to 198°F

Hot tank volume

1.5L

0.4 US Gal

Hot tank capacity

15L/h

3.2 US Gal/h

Maximum running power consumption

Chilled and ambient
0.11kW at 230V

Chilled, ambient and sparkling
0.18kW at 230V

Chilled, ambient and hot
1.45kW at 230V

Chilled, sparkling and hot
1.55kW at 230V

Chilled and ambient
0.15kW at 110V

Chilled, ambient and sparkling
0.2kW at 110V

Chilled, ambient and hot
0.97kW at 110V

Chilled, sparkling and hot
1.02kW at 110V

Rated current

Chilled and ambient
0.5A

Chilled, ambient and sparkling
0.8A

Chilled, ambient and hot
6.4A

Chilled, sparkling and hot
6.7A

Chilled and ambient
1.4A

Chilled, ambient and sparkling
1.8A

Chilled, ambient and hot
8.1A

Chilled, sparkling and hot
8.6A

Refrigeration gas

R290 33g

R600a 20g

Weight

Max
23.5kg

Max
51.8lbs

Water inlet connection

8mm Push Fit

8mm Push Fit

Inlet water temperature

Up to 25°C

Up to 77°F

Inlet water pressure

Min
0.05MPa (0.5 bar)

Max
1.0 MPa (10 bar)

Min
7.3 psi (0.05MPa)

Max
145psi (1.0 MPa)

Outlet water pressure

Internally regulated to 0.2 MPa (2 bar)

Internally regulated to 29psi (0.2 MPa)

CO2 connection

1/4” Push Fit

1/4” Push Fit

CO2 pressure

Max
0.4MPa (4 Bar)

Max
58psi (0.4MPa )

Room operating temperature

Min
16°C

Max
32°C

Min
61°F

Max
90°F

Climatic class

N

N

Emission sound level

Max
70 dB(A)

Max
70 dB(A)

Pre-installation information

Prior to installing the E4 dispenser, ensure the following requirements are met:

Countertop

  • Minimum clearance of 420 mm.
  • 150mm free space behind the unit.
  • 10A rated (minimum) socket outlet, within reach of the 1.8m/71" power cable length supplied. Ensure circuit meets the electrical supply and load requirements, according to the model type.
  • Mains supply potable water within a 2.0m/78" connection pipe run length of the unit.
  • Mains waste connection or waste kit. (optional)
  • 50mm waste outlet hole, cutting instruction found below. (Only needed when drainage is required from the driptray)

Floorstanding

  • 10A rated (minimum) socket outlet, within reach of the 1.8m/71"power cable length supplied. Ensure circuit meets the electrical supply and load requirements, according to the model type.
  • Mains supply potable water within a 2.0m/78" connection pipe run length of the unit.
  • Mains waste connection or waste kit. (optional)

For full instructions on preparing for your E4 water dispenser installation, download the pre installation sheet below.

Pre-installation sheet

Diagram showing minimum installation requirements.

What's in the box

Installation kits and filters are NOT included, and are supplied as extra items according to individual ordering requirements.
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E4 water dispenser

Contents:
1 x E4 unit
1 x Power cord set
1 x Drip tray and cover
1 x User guide

Countertop dimensions

Floorstanding dimensions

How-to-install video

Installation

Identify a suitable location for the appliance. It should be positioned within 2.0m of suitable services connections. Allow 15cm of free space at the rear for ventilation. See Pre-Installation guide here for full installation requirements before proceeding with installation.

We recommend using an installation kit, which includes everything needed to complete the installation.

A water block must be installed alongside each unit. Failure to do so will invalidate the warranty for that unit. These are included within our installation kits.
Shop Water blocks

Installation requirements

230V

115V

Inlet water pressure

Min
0.05MPa (0.5 bar)

Max
1.0 MPa (10 bar)

Min
7.3 psi (0.05MPa)

Max
145psi (1.0 MPa)

Ambient room operating temperature

Min
16°C

Max
32°C

Min
61°F

Max
90°F

CO₂

Food grade CO₂ to be supplied

Food grade CO₂ to be supplied

Electricity

10A supply - Earth Leakage Protected

10A supply - Earth Leakage Protected (For USA & Canada, the supply must be protected by a ground-fault circuit interrupter (GFCI))

Waste

Mains drain connection, bluetooth waste kit or drip tray.

Mains drain connection, bluetooth waste kit or drip tray.

You will need:

  • Installation kit, including water block and filter. Your kit will depend on your requirements and model. See installation kit guide here.
  • Cordless drill
  • Hole saw (Countertop units only)
  • John Guest pipe cutters
  • Adjustable spanner
  • Side cutters
  • Screwdriver
  • 1L measuring jug

Countertop or Floorstanding?

The first step of your installation will depend on your water dispenser. If you have a countertop dispenser, begin with Section 1a. If you have a floorstanding dispenser, proceed directly to Section 1b.

Countertop E4 water dispenser

To install a countertop E4 water dispenser, follow Section 1a.

Floorstanding E4 water dispenser

To install a floorstanding E4 water dispenser, follow Section 1b.

Section 1a: Installing a countertop dispenser

1

This operation must only be carried out by trained staff.

2

Work out where you will place the unit. Allow 150mm of free space at the back of the unit for ventilation.

3

Optional. If you require mains waste or a Bluetooth alarmed waste kit, measure and mark 125mm from the front and 123mm from the side of the unit. Using a 50mm hole saw, drill the waste hole.

4

Using a hole saw, drill a 40mm hole behind the unit for any needed connections.

5

Install a water block between the dispenser and the mains water supply. Failing to do so will invalidate the warranty for that unit.

6

Fix the filter head in an accessible position. Ensure there is enough space below to install the filter.

7

Position the unit on the worktop, parallel to the front edge.

8

If required, connect the waste outlet spigot to the silicone drainage tube. Install the drip tray by slotting it into the central channel and pushing it down into place.

9

If you have a waste container, place it within the cupboard below. Connect the drainage tubing into the top of the waste water container. If using mains waste, connect the drainage tubing directly to the waste outlet.

10

Using 1/4 inch tubing, connect the outlet option of the filter head to the appliance using the push-fit connections.

11

Then connect the inlet option of the filter head to the mains water supply, through the water block. Use locking clips on each connection for security.

12

If you have a sparkling model, complete the CO2 installation section below before moving on to the next step.

13

Connect the unit to the electricity supply and switch on the mains switch only. Do not turn on the hot switch yet, if you have a hot model.

14

For sparkling models, purge the air from the carbonator by pressing the sparkling water dispense button for 10 seconds.

15

Turn on the water supply. Following this, you will need to fill the hot tank.

16

For hot water models, press the 'Unlock' icon then hold the 'Hot' icon to start filling the hot tank. This will time out after 30 seconds. To continue filling the tank, repeat this as many times as is required until water flows from the outlet.

17

After water has been dispensed from the outlet, turn on the hot switch on the back of the dispenser. The hot tank is now fully active and will begin to heat up.

18

Allow the machine to stand for 10 minutes for the initial chilling/heating process to complete.

19

Flush water through each dispense option by pressing the dispense icons until water is dispensed. Ensure everything functions correctly. Expect dripping on hot dispense until the tank has reached temperature and initial dispense made. This will only occur on first heating cycle on initial start-up.

20

We recommend that the unit undergoes a sanitisation procedure prior to first use. You can follow the instructions below. Your unit is now ready for use.

Section 1b: Installing a floorstanding dispenser

1

This operation must only be carried out by trained staff.

2

Place the unit squarely onto the base cabinet. Secure the unit from inside the base cabinet using the four supplied screws, screwing into the feet of the unit.

3

Position the unit in the desired location, ideally against a wall and away from areas of egress. Allow 150mm of clearance at the rear of the unit for ventilation.

4

Check the unit is level. Adjust the feet of the base cabinet if needed.

5

Fix the filter head in an accessible position inside the base cabinet using the pre-drilled holes. Ensure there is sufficient space below to install the filter.

6

Install a water block between the dispenser and the mains water supply. Failing to do so will invalidate the warranty for that unit.

7

If required, connect the waste outlet spigot to the silicone drainage tube. Install the drip tray by slotting it into the central channel and pushing it down into place.

8

If you have a waste container, place it within the base cabinet. Connect the drainage tubing into the top of the waste water container. If using mains waste, connect the drainage tubing directly to the waste outlet.

9

Using 1/4 inch tubing, connect the outlet option of the filter head to the appliance using the push-fit connections.

10

Then connect the inlet option of the filter head to the mains water supply, through the water block. Use locking clips on each connection for security.

11

If you have a sparkling model, complete the CO2 installation section below before moving on to the next step.

12

Connect the unit to the electricity supply and switch on the mains switch only. Do not turn on the hot switch yet, if you have a hot model.

13

For sparkling models, purge the air from the carbonator by pressing the sparkling water dispense button for 10 seconds.

14

Turn on the water supply. Following this, you will need to commission the hot tank.

15

For hot water models, press the 'Unlock' icon then hold the 'Hot' icon to start filling the hot tank. This will time out after 30 seconds. To continue filling the tank, repeat this as many times as is required until water flows from the outlet.

16

After water has been dispensed from the outlet, turn on the hot switch on the back of the dispenser. The hot tank is now fully active and will begin to heat up.

17

Allow the machine to stand for 10 minutes for the initial chilling/heating process to complete.

18

Flush water through each dispense option by pressing the dispense icons until water is dispensed. Ensure everything functions correctly. Expect dripping on hot dispense until the tank has reached temperature and initial dispense made. This will only occur on first heating cycle on initial start-up.

19

We recommend that the unit undergoes a sanitisation procedure prior to first use. You can follow the instructions below. Your unit is now ready for use.

CO2 bottle installation - sparkling models only

1

This operation must only be carried out by trained staff.

2

Unpack the CO2 Regulator and fit elbow fitting to spigot outlet.

3

Make sure the regulator is off by twisting the top knob anti-clockwise before attaching to the CO2 bottle. Do not overtwist.

4

Attach the regulator to the disposable CO2 bottle, ensuring the small pressure relief vent in the stem is facing away from you or anyone else. Hand tighten securely.

5

Connect the assembled CO2 bottle and regulator to the CO2 inlet using a ¼” pipe. Use locking clips on each connection for security.

6

Stand the cylinder upright in a suitable location.

7

Set the CO₂ pressure on the gauge by manually turning the top knob until the gauge reads 3.5 - 4 bar (58 PSI). Do not exceed 4 bar pressure.

How to use

Control panel

Model shown with chilled, sparkling and hot water options. Other models may vary.

Illuminated indicators

Warning symbol: 'Warning triangle' will illuminate and flash when fault is present.

How to dispense water

  • To dispense water press desired water option button and hold. Release to finish dispensing.
  • For hot water press and release unlock button then immediately press and hold hot water button.

Maintenance & cleaning

Sanitisation guide

The product is supplied from the factory in clean condition, but we recommend that a sanitisation procedure is carried out at the point of installation, according to the sanitisation instruction below. We recommend repeating the sanitisation every 6 months.

Failure to use sanitising materials and processes approved and/or recommended by Borg & Overström could invalidate your warranty.
Contact us for more information

You will need

  • Measuring jug
  • Protective gloves
  • Hydrogen Peroxide (H202 3%) food safe sanitising solution
  • Service filter cartridge
  • Sanitising wipes
  • Water filter

1

This operation must only be carried out by trained staff.

2

A sanitisation procedure is recommended every 6 months.

3

Turn off incoming mains water.

4

Briefly press chilled dispense button to release internal water pressure from the machine.

5

Remove the existing filter.

6

Use hand gel and put on protective gloves.

7

Add 25 ml (approx 1 US fl oz) of Hydrogen Peroxide (H2O2 3%) sanitising solution to a clean and empty service filter cartridge.

8

Connect to filter head.

9

Turn on incoming water, allow the service filter cartridge to fill.

10

Dispense water using the chilled button. Repeat with sparkling & ambient water buttons.

11

Leave the solution inside machine for sanitisation to take effect (minimum 5 minutes) while thoroughly cleaning the dispenser externally. Turn off the dispenser to allow cleaning of the control panel.

12

Pay particular attention to the dispense faucet and the push button controls. For this use an External Sanitiser and Sanitising Wipes. 

13

Clean the drip tray. If a Waste Overflow System is fitted, empty this and flush through with a small amount of sanitisation fluid if needed.

14

Wipe any cosmetic marks as needed. For this we recommend the use of warm soapy water.

15

Reconnect the power and switch on the dispenser.

16

When the external cleaning is complete, flush 10L (approx 4 1/4 US Pt) of water through each dispense option (Chilled, Sparkling, Ambient).

17

Turn off water and briefly press chilled dispense button to release internal water pressure from the machine.

18

Remove the service filter. Retain service filter for reuse.

19

Fit new filter and turn on incoming water supply.

20

Pre-flush the new filter to waste using the chilled button until 5L (approx 2 US pts) of water has flushed through. Repeat this through all dispense options. Your dispenser is now ready to use.

Care and maintenance of dispenser finish

The finishes are typically low-maintenance and retain their look with minimal effort. However regular cleaning and maintenance will ensure longevity and aesthetic appearance.

The appliance should have the lens cleaned once a week minimum using screen cleaner – ensure unit is off during cleaning.

For best results polish the dispenser with a soft cloth as necessary, as soon as signs of dirt or smudging appear. Weekly cleaning with damp cloth using mild soap and water is recommended to maintain shine and remove fingerprints. Dry and polish with a soft cloth.

WARNING: Improper use of cleaners and sterilizers or exposure to strong chemicals can cause corrosion, staining and discolouration. Avoid abrasive or harsh cleaning agents that can damage the finish.

Please note that surface contamination and the surrounding environment can accelerate staining and discolouration e.g. marine environments where salt is present or places with high humidity.

Advanced setup

Advanced functions

Bluetooth waste kit

Tap the chilled icon five times and hold on the fifth. Two beeps indicates on and one beep indicates off.

Adjusting sparkling water flow rate

NOTE: Sparkling water flow rate factory setting = 1.8L (0.4 Gal) per minute MAX. This may need adjusting depending on inlet pressure. To do so follow below steps:

1

Remove the 2 screws holding the top panel down and slide it off.

2

Remove the right hand side panel screws. 2 screws are located at the back and one on top. Then slide the panel back to gain access to the flow controller.

3

Locate the flow controller towards the front of the unit.

4

To increase the sparkling flow, turn the cap anticlockwise while holding the bottom of the flow controller with your other hand.

5

To decrease the sparkling flow, turn the cap clockwise while holding the bottom of the flow controller with your other hand. After each adjustment the flow rate should be timed to an acceptable flow rate and/or uninterrupted sparkling dispense.

6

Once the correct flow rate is achieved place the side and top panel on to the unit by sliding them place and replacing the screws.

Sparkling models only

Advanced troubleshooting

Troubleshooting

Fault/Issue

Possible cause

Suggested action

No water dispensing

Power supply turned off (Icons on touch panel off)

Check the power supply has been fitted properly and turned on.

Water isolated from the unit

Check water inlet supply is turned on.

No water from the hot option

To dispense from hot, press the lock symbol first then hot shortly after.
On install, the system will need to be purged, therefore appears no water is coming through until the hot water tank is full.

Water isolated from machine

Check water inlet supply is turned on.

Lock icon not pressed

To dispense from hot, press the lock symbol first then hot shortly after.

Chilled tank frozen

Allow the unit to thaw and thoroughly inspect to ensure it is undamaged. No water leakage allowed to contact the mains switch or mains inlet coupler.

No sparkling water

No CO2 pressure

Check CO2 bottle, regulator and non-return valve. Supply pressure should be 58 psi (4bar), replace as necessary.

Carbonator tank not filling

Check carbonator probe for possible short circuit to ground.
Check for pump timeout, cycle power off & on then purge carbonator.

Poor quality carbonation

Incorrect CO2 pressure

Check CO2 bottle, regulator and non-return valve. Supply pressure should be 58 psi (4bar), replace as necessary.

Air in carbonator tank

Purge the carbonator tank. Follow instructions below.

Residue in carbonator tank

After prolonged use, a surface film can develop within the carbonator tank. Refer to cleaning and sanitising instructions.

Drinks not chilled

Insufficient cooling air flow around the ProCore®

Check that the condenser is not blocked. Check cooling fans are running.
Ensure the ventilation requirements have been actioned.

Compressor not running

Check electrical supply to compressor (mains voltage).
Check NTC probe is not faulty.
Check the DryBlock NTC is connected at both ends
Check for system over heat. Allow the unit to cool and check for airflow obstructions. Once the unit has cooled the chilling system will restart. If the problem persists contact technical support.

Chiller failure

If the compressor and fan are running but no cooling is present, contact technical support.

Water lying at bottom of machine

Loose fitting water connection

Contact your distributor.

Not all symbols displayed on control panel

Solenoid not connected or damaged internal winding

Check wiring connection to the solenoid and check ohms of solenoid.

Hot water temperature not hot enough

Mid heating cycle

If the hot icon is pulsing then unit is not at correct temperature. Wait for solid light.

Hot temperature probe damaged

Check hot tank temperature probe and replace if necessary

Water demand too high

See product specification.

Heating element not working

Check and replace as required.

Water dripping from outlet

Over-heating

Ensure temperature probe is correctly fitted and not damaged.

Continuous or incorrect dispense

Excess water on lens on control panel

Ensure you keep lens clean and clear of liquids.

Poorly seated HMI lens on control panel

Contact technical support here.

Poor laminar flow or spluttering at outlet

Limescale restricting outlet

Replace outlet assembly.

Warning flash sequences

In the event of the warning triangle flashing please see the sequences below for diagnostics.

Internal leak sensor
Water inside machine. Loose water fitting connection.

Compressor time out max
Compressor unable to reach set point
temperature. Lack of refrigeration gas, leak,
overuse, inlet water temperature too high.

Pump timeout
Sparkling pump not filling carbonator can correctly.
No water supply to unit, sparkling pump has failed.

Waste kit full
Empty waste overflow tank.

Emptying sparkling water

1

Turn off the water supply.

2

Press and hold the Sparkling water dispense button until all the water is expelled and only CO2 gas is being released.

3

The tank is empty of sparkling water when only CO2 is being released and no water is emitted.

4

Ensure to release the Sparkling water button and take care to avoid releasing excess amounts of CO2 gas as this may damage the tank.

Draining the hot tank

If you are decommissioning a unit, or descaling the hot tank you must first drain the hot tank.
To do so proceed with the following steps:

1

Turn off the hot tank with the switch on the rear of the unit.

2

Turn the unit off.

3

Remove the 2 screws holding the top panel down and slide it off.

4

Remove the screw holding the left side panel in place and slide off and set aside.

5

Locate the drain pipe just below the hot tank towards the front of the unit.

6

Have a jug ready. Pull the bung out of the pipe and drain the water into a jug.

7

Once the tank is fully drained, ensure the bung is fully pushed back in.

8

Refit the body panels.

Technical Information

E4 Chilled & Ambient circuit schematic

E4 Chilled, Sparkling & Ambient circuit schematic

E4 Chilled, Ambient & Hot circuit schematic

E4 Chilled, Sparkling & Hot circuit schematic

E4 Chilled & Ambient water pathway

E4 Chilled, Sparkling & Ambient water pathway

E4 Chilled, Ambient & Hot water pathway

E4 Chilled, Sparkling & Hot water pathway

Spares

Dispenser exploded parts diagram

Safety critical spares

Part no.
Description
CA
CSA
CAH
CSH
703144
2 bar PRV 8mm
701937
2:1 Dispense Solenoid Valve 8mm
703235
2:1 Dispense Solenoid Valve 8mm UL
701992
3:1 Dispense Solenoid Valve 8mm
703236
3:1 Dispense Solenoid Valve 8mm UL
701729
8mm PF Solenoid Valve 24VDC
703234
8mm Push Fit Solenoid Valve 24VDC UL
702558
Cooling Fan 24v with Loom
702800
Diaphragm Booster Pump - Low Flow Rate Sparkling Water Pump 115v
702770
Diaphragm Booster Pump - Low Flow Rate Sparkling Water Pump 230v
702317
E-series Hot Water Tank 115v
702488
E-series Hot Water Tank 230v
720501
E4 Chilled & Ambient Touch Control Panel (HMI)
720502
E4 Chilled, Ambient & Hot Touch Control Panel (HMI)
720503
E4 Chilled, Sparkling & Ambient Touch Control Panel Assembly (HMI)
720504
E4 Chilled, Sparkling, & Hot Touch Control Panel Assembly (HMI)
702480
E4 Dispense Manifold Outlet
702546
E4 Hardware Electronics PCB Version 3.6 230v
702556
E4 Sensor loom
702146
Flow restrictor 8mm - 8mm JG - nylon
462668
Single Check Valve 1/4" Push Fit
462667
Single Check Valve 5/16" (8mm) PF
702539
Solenoid Loom E4
637329
Sparkling Water Flow Control Valve

Cosmetic spares

Part no.
Description
CA
CSA
CAH
CSH
701630
E Series Top Panel Moulding
701678
E Series Side Panel Moulding
702984
E-Series Front Panel Assembly - Matt Black
720383
E-Series Front Panel Assembly - Silver
701656
E Series Drip Tray w/o drainage. (Grill not included)
701657
E Series Drip Tray Grill

Contact support for any required spares not listed above.

Borg & Overström
Synergy House,
Fakenham Road,
Morton on the Hill,
UK
NR9 5SP