In particular, during hot and humid summer months, if there is a significant temperature difference between
the installation location and the outdoors, water may condense on the surface of a water purifier with
cooling functions, similar to how dew forms on a cold glass of ice.
Therefore, it is important to note that condensation occurring due to temperature differences is a normal
and common phenomenon in water purifiers with cooling, and it should not be considered a product defect. The
water droplets will naturally evaporate over time or disappear when the temperature difference decreases.
This is due to the fact that the plumbed-in (tankless) water dispenser is designed with a sealed structure that ensures the water's journey from the inlet, through the water pipes and filter, all the way to the outlet remains completely isolated.
Insufficient space between the product and the wall can restrict ventilation, leading to the formation of
condensation on the surface of the product.
To prevent this, it is recommended to maintain an indoor humidity level of 40~60% and leave a minimum of
10cm of space between the water purifier and the wall.
If water leaks from the bottom of the water purifier and accumulates on the floor, check if the drip tray has overflowed.
This guide was created for all models, so the images or content may be different from your product.
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