Cleaning And Troubleshooting Your Waterpik® Water Flosser - Waterpik WP-100 Serie Manual De Usuario

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CLEANING AND TROUBLESHOOTING YOUR WATERPIK® WATER FLOSSER
Using Mouthwash and Other Solutions
Your Waterpik Water Flosser can be used to deliver mouthwash and antibacterial
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solutions. After using any special solution, rinse unit to prevent clogging by partially
filling reservoir with warm water and running unit with tip pointed into sink until unit
is empty.
Cleaning
Before cleaning, unplug from the electrical outlet. Clean the product when necessary
by using a soft cloth and mild non-abrasive cleanser.
The water reservoir is removable for easy cleaning and is top rack dishwasher safe.
NOTE: Remove reservoir valve by pushing up from bottom of reservoir, before
placing reservoir in dishwasher.
Removing Hard Water Deposits/ General Cleaning
Remove Replace
Hard water deposits may build up in your unit, depending on the mineral content of
your water. If left unattended, it can hinder performance.
Cleaning internal parts: add 2 tablespoons of white vinegar to a full reservoir of
warm water. Point the handle and tip into sink. Turn unit ON and run until reservoir is
empty. Rinse by repeating with a full reservoir of clean warm water.
This process should be done every 1 to 3 months to ensure optimal performance.
Leakage
If leaking due to a damaged hose, replacement hoses and handles can be purchased
at www.waterpik.com or contact Water Pik Inc. customer service for a self service
repair kit. If leakage occurs from the reservoir, ensure the valve is right side up or
contact Water Pik Inc. customer service for a replacement valve.
Service Maintenance
Waterpik Water Flossers have no consumer serviceable electrical items and do not
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require routine service maintenance. For all parts and accessories go to
www.waterpik.com. You may also call our toll-free customer service number at
1-800-525-2774 (USA).
Refer to the serial and model numbers in all correspondence. These numbers are
located on the bottom of your unit.
Still have questions? Go to www.waterpik.com.