Why won't the compressor stop on my Cornelius OLYMPUS?
If the compressor in your Cornelius Beverage Dispenser won't stop after sufficient ice bank formation, ensure the ice bank probe is in the correct location. If the ice temperature sensor is inoperative, replace it. If neither of these resolves the issue, the control board may be inoperative; place the power switch in the ON position.
What to do if my Cornelius OLYMPUS is not dispensing product?
If your Cornelius Beverage Dispenser isn't dispensing product, first ensure the dispensing valves' keyed lock-out switch is in the 'ON' position. Check that the dispenser is receiving electrical power by plugging in the power cord or checking for blown fuses or tripped circuit breakers. Also, check the dispensing valves' power cord is connected and inspect the wiring for any disconnections or breaks. Finally, the transformer or dispensing valve solenoids may be inoperative, requiring replacement.
What to do if my Cornelius OLYMPUS Beverage Dispenser only dispenses carbonated water?
If your Cornelius Beverage Dispenser is only dispensing carbonated water, make sure the syrup supply container is securely connected. Replenish the syrup supply if it is empty. For Bag-in-Box systems, the syrup pump might be inoperable and needs replacement. For Tank systems, the syrup tanks CO 2 regulator may need adjustment. The dispensing valve might be inoperable and require repair, or the dispensing valve syrup flow control may need adjustment to achieve the correct water-to-syrup ratio.
Why is the carbonation too low in my Cornelius Beverage Dispenser drinks?
If the dispensed product from your Cornelius Beverage Dispenser has low carbonation, the primary CO 2 regulator might be out of adjustment for the water conditions or temperature; adjust the regulator. There may be air in the carbonator water tank; vent the air through the relief valve. Contamination in the CO 2 supply (water, oil, or dirt) can also cause this issue; remove the contaminated CO 2, clean the CO 2 system, and install a clean CO 2 supply. Finally, the CO 2 supply might be depleted; replenish the CO 2.
What causes the carbonator pump to stop working in my Cornelius OLYMPUS Beverage Dispenser?
If the carbonator pump in your Cornelius Beverage Dispenser is not operating, first, turn the power OFF for 15 seconds. Check if the water supply to the carbonator is disrupted and correct any issues. Ensure the carbonated water tank water level probe electrical wiring is connected. If the probe is inoperative, replace it. Also, the carbonator pump or motor may need replacement, or the control board could be inoperative and require replacement.
How to fix an agitator motor that is not working in my Cornelius Beverage Dispenser?
If the agitator motor in your Cornelius Beverage Dispenser is not operating, first check the power source and replace any blown fuses or reset tripped circuit breakers. Remove any obstructions from the agitator motor propeller. Ensure the voltage is correct (90-135VAC for a 115-volt unit or 180-260 for a 230 VAC unit). Check for loose, disconnected, or broken wiring, and finally, replace the agitator motor if it is inoperative.
Why does my Cornelius Beverage Dispenser dispense clear product that foams in the cup?
If the dispensed product from your Cornelius Beverage Dispenser comes out clear but foams in the cup, it could be due to an oil film or soap scum in the cups or glasses; use clean cups or glasses. Alternatively, the ice used for the drink might be sub-cooled; avoid using ice directly from the freezer and allow it to become 'wet' before using.
What causes the compressor in my Cornelius Beverage Dispenser to run continuously without making enough ice?
If the compressor in your Cornelius Beverage Dispenser runs continuously without forming enough ice, the cooling capacity may be exceeded by overdrawing drinks; reduce the amount of drinks drawn per given time. Alternatively, the unit may be in a hot area or the air circulation through the condenser coil is restricted; relocate the unit or clean the condenser coil.
How to fix the syrup flow regulator on a Cornelius OLYMPUS when it doesn't decrease the water-to-syrup ratio?
If adjusting the syrup flow regulator on your Cornelius Beverage Dispenser doesn't decrease the water-to-syrup ratio as desired, the dispensing valve syrup flow control may be dirty or inoperative. Disassemble and clean the dispensing valve syrup flow control.
Why can't I increase the water-to-syrup ratio on my Cornelius Beverage Dispenser?
If adjusting the syrup flow regulator on your Cornelius Beverage Dispenser doesn't increase the water-to-syrup ratio, check the following: * Ensure there is a syrup supply and that the syrup supply container is securely connected to the system; replenish the syrup if needed and secure the connection. * Adjust the syrup tanks secondary CO 2 regulator or the primary CO 2 regulator as instructed. * The dispensing valve syrup flow control may be inoperative and require repair. * Inspect the tapered washer inside the tube swivel nut connection for distortion from overtightening, which restricts syrup flow; replace the tapered gasket, ensuring it seats properly.
General| Brand | Cornelius |
|---|---|
| Model | OLYMPUS Series |
| Category | Beverage Dispenser |
| Language | English |
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