How do you troubleshoot a carbonator?

How do you troubleshoot a carbonator?

Unplug all beverage dispenser electrical cords from the outlet, ensure that if the carbonator has a power switch it is in the on position, then wait 15-20 seconds and plug the cords back in. Allow the carbonator motor to run until it stops. Dispense a carbonated drink for 45-60 seconds.

How does a carbonator pump work?

A motorized carbonator consists of a carbonation tank into which flows carbon dioxide gas and pumped fresh water, both at pressures from 30-90 PSI The CO2 gas is diffused into the water through a carbonation device or stone and seltzer is thereby produced as the water adsorbs the gas into solution.

How do I connect my carbonator?

How to Build Your Carbonation Rig

1. Step 1: Buy and fill a tank of carbon dioxide.
2. Step 1.5: Connect the tank to an adapter.
3. Step 2: Connect the tank to a pressure regulator.
4. Step 3: Connect the regulator to a ball lock gas line assembly.
5. Step 4: Connect the gas line to a carbonator cap.

What should CO2 pressure be for soda?

The High Pressure Regulator (photo A) controls the amount of CO2 gas your system uses to make carbonated water. Your High Pressure gauge should be set at 105 PSI for standalone carbonators, 95 PSI for remote refrigeration carbonators and 75 PSI for Bevariety™ dispensers and cold carbonators in counter electric units.

How do you clean a soda carbonator?

Rinse the carbonation chamber by using a container with a spout to slowly pour about 2 cups of warm water directly into the carbonation chamber. Be careful not to get any liquid outside of the top funnel hole. Let water drain into the front drawer then empty.

What is a carbonator pump motor?

Carbonator pump AC motors power liquid transfer pumps, vending machine pumps, and other hub-mounted pump applications. The extended hub configuration allows the motor to be mounted directly to the pump. Motors have a temperature-sensing device that protects the motor against overheating for long life.

What is the function of carbonator?

an apparatus for carbonating, that is, impregnating liquids with carbon dioxide. In the mixing of the carbonator unit—the absorber—CO2 is dissolved under high pressure in the cooled liquid.

How do you use a carbonator?

Attach your CO2 gas line to the carbonator cap with a Ball Lock Disconnect, turn your regulator up to 20-30 PSI (DO NOT EXCEED 40 PSI !!!!), shake vigorously for a minute or two (or until you reach the desired carbonation level) and enjoy your carbonated beverage!

Why is my CO2 tank freezing?

As the CO2 is released into the air, it steals the energy required to convert in the form of heat from the metal cartridge casing, making the CO2 cartridge frigidly cold. In short, as the pressure inside the cartridge decreases, so does the temperature.

What should I do if my aarke carbonator is not working?

Take your water bottle that was provided with the Aarke carbonator and fill it up to the fill line. Only use pure water. Pop the cap off of your water bottle and screw it into the top of the machine. Make sure it’s attached firmly. Pull the lever down until you hear a loud rattling sound. Slowly release the lever.

How much does a full CO2 canister weigh?

To check if your co2 canister is empty, unscrew it from the machine get the weight of the canister. A full canister will weigh between 800 and 1200g, or between 1.7 and 2.6 pounds. If you find that your co2 bottle is running extremely low or flat-out empty, you’ll need to replace the bottle or refill it.

How can I tell if my gasket is a carbonator?

To check your gasket, look for the serial number underneath the foot of the machine. Take the serial number and check online to verify if you have either Carbonator 1 (the serial number starts with 18, 17, or 16) or Carbonator 2 (a serial number starting with 19).