Loading Refills
Only enMotion® refills may be loaded into this dispenser.
Step 1
Remove and discard the cap from the top of the refill. Remove the delivery tube from the side of the bottle and insert the blue colored end of the tube into the blue cylinder on top of the bottle. Press in until you feel a click.
Step 2
Feed the delivery tube up through the spout assembly (entry at blue colored area) and push the neck of the refill bottle into the receiving area, until you feel a click.
NOTE: The dispenser will automatically detect when a full refill has been inserted. You can also manually reset the low soap indicator light by pressing and holding the button for 15 seconds.
Step 3
Prime the dispenser by placing your hand under the spout, repeatedly activating, until a full dose of soap is dispensed.
NOTE: New installations may require 4-5 activations before soap is dispensed.
Dispenser Lights
These lights communicate different statuses that the dispenser is in.
System Fault
Both lights blinking indicate a system fault. Remove and reinsert refills then disconnect power and reconnect after 5 seconds.
Low Product
Yellow solid light when soap level is low. Soap refill needs to be replaced.
Low Battery
Red light indicates low battery. Flashing red light indicates non-functioning batteries.
Battery Loading
Step 1
Loosen battery pack thumb screw and remove the cover.
Step 2
Remove depleted batteries and insert four (4) new D-cell alkaline batteries.
Step 3
Re-attach battery cover and hand tighten thumb screw.
Battery Care and Disposal
1.
Keep in original packaging until ready for use.
2.
Remove battery from device when not in use for an extended period of time.
3.
Never disassemble battery. Chemicals inside battery can be dangerous if swallowed or exposed to skin.
4.
Avoid mechanical or electrical abuse.
5.
Keep away from children.
6.
Battery is not designed to be recharged.
7.
Avoid extreme temperatures.
8.
Do not incinerate, since battery may explode at excessive temperatures.
9.
Do not dispose of large amounts of batteries as it creates a safety risk.
10.
Dispose of accumulated batteries in accordance with appropriate federal, state, and local regulations.
11.
Do not mix old and new batteries or nonrechargeable and rechargeable batteries.
12.
Rechargeable batteries are not recommended.
