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IHPORTANT: Before you call for service, check the list of problems and solutions below:
I. Sparkling Beverage Haker does
not work:
•You might be out of C02; replace your
C02 Carbonator by exchanging it for a
full SodaStream 60 L C02 Carbonator.
•Check that the carbonating bottle has
been filled up with water to the fill line.
•Ensure that the Sparkling Beverage Maker
is always in the upright position.
"CO2 Carbonator may be loose. Do
not use tools. Detach the bottle, open
the rear cover, and retighten the CO2
Carbonator. Apply firm pressure but do
not over tighten. If the CO2 Carbonator
is already firmly in place, it may be empty.
Replace with a full 60 L SodaStream CO_
Carbonator.
_WARN|NG: Use caution when removing
carbonator as it may be very cold.
2. Cannot pull bottle loader tab:
• Make sure carbonation lever is in its fully
upward position.
• Pull bottle loader tab firmly towards you.
3. Cannot install the carbonating bottle:
• Make sure the carbonation lever is in its
fully upward position.
• Pull the bottle loader tab toward you
until it clicks.
• Insert bottle into Snap-Lock
• Push bottle up and back until it locks.
4. You hear CO2 escaping from
the bottle during carbonation:
•Bottle may not be properly attached.
Allow the Sparkling Beverage Maker
to finish the carbonation process and
then you can detach the bottle and
reconnect it following the instructions
in the "Making sparkling water" section.
• It is normal to hear a small amount
of CO2 discharge at the end of the
carbonating process.
5. You want to re-carbonate a drink
that was already carbonated:
_WARNING: Never carbonate again
after you have added the flavor. You
may recarbonate only unflavored
sparkling water.
6. If your Sparkling Beverage Haker
continues to release CO2 after
carbonation is finished:
_WARNING: Do not remove the cylinder
or the bottle. Leave the Sparkling Beverage
Maker in an upright position. Do not touch
it until you no longer hear CO2 escaping.
When the Sparkling Beverage Maker is
no longer releasing CO2, remove the
carbonating bottle, and call for service.
See "Warranty" section for more
information.
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