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CARBONATOR 4
RINSING THE WATER BOTTLE
Why is there water in the spill tray?
Water that flushes through the machine during the carbonating
process ends up in the spill tray. This is often a result of too much
water in the water bottle. Make sure the water is not filled above
the filling line.
Never carbonate anything other than plain water
When carbonating, a small amount of liquid could bubble up through the valves. If the water contains sugar or
other compounds the valves could start malfunction and the product could potentially be dangerous to use.
Never add fruit slices, ice and flavors in the water bottle. Use a pitcher or mix it directly in your glass. Rinse the
water bottle carefully before filling it with water.
Don’t put fruits, vegetables or herbs in the water bottle before carbonating.
Don’t put flavours or syrup into the water bottle before carbonating.
Don’t carbonate wine.
Don’t carbonate juice or milk.
Don’t put ice in the water bottle before carbonating.
Don’t give new life to old flat soda.
To clean the water bottle use clean lukewarm water with a mild detergent. If using a dishwasher brush, make
sure the brush is intended to be used for cleaning plastic bottles and do not leave any scratches. Do not use
solvents, strong detergents or cleanser with abrasive substances.
Remove the water
with a dish-cloth.
The water bottle is designed to withstand pressures up to double the
working pressure of the machine. However, this ability is quickly de-
stroyed if the bottle is exposed to heat above 40 degrees Celsius. Most
dishwashers operate at very high temperatures so therefore never put
the bottle in the dishwasher.
Never clean the water bottle in the dishwasher
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