When a residential water dispenser stops working completely, it is typically caused by a loss of electrical power, an empty water bottle, an air-locked water pump, or a tripped internal thermal overload switch. If the indicator lights on the front panel are completely dark, check the household wall outlet and circuit breaker. If the machine is powered on but nothing comes out when pressing the spigot paddles, the bottle may be empty, or a bottom-loading water pump may have failed to prime. You can troubleshoot power delivery easily. You can verify that your troubleshooting is successful when plugging in the unit, replacing the water jug, or resetting internal switches restores normal water flow and temperature regulation.
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