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USER MANUAL Carbonator 3 AARKE

CARBONATOR PRO User GuideEnglish 4 Français 14 Deutsch 24 Español 34 Italiano 44 Svenska 54 Norsk 64 Dansk 74 Suomalainen 84 Íslenska 94 Русский 104 Polski 114 Eestlane 124 Latvietis 134 Lietuvis 144 Nederlands 154 日本語 164 한국어 174 中文 184 يبرع 2034 Next level home carbonation. At Aarke we are always looking for ways to refine your everyday routine. With your new Carbonator Pro you will experience uniquely smooth and simple home carbonation thanks to masterful engineering and our passion for detail. You have chosen an environmentally-friendly alternative to store-bought sparkling water – a wise decision! Your Carbonator has been crafted in the highest quality materials, designed and tested from the inside out for optimum safety and performance. Please keep in mind however, that any product involving the use of gas and pressure systems should be handled with care and used only as intended. Be sure to read the safety section of this guide carefully before use. EN5 Items and components Carbonator Pro Welcome folder with cleaning cloth Glass bottle Items included Technical specifications Carbonator Pro Height 510 mm Width 170 mm Depth 290 mm Weight 3740 g Glass bottle Height 230 mm Diameter 90 mm Weight 690 g Volume 800 ml (700 up to filling line) The bottle is dishwasher safe Release handle Cover Gas cylinder compartment Base Drip tray Carbonating button Area for pressing down cover Filling line EN6 General safety Keep your Carbonator at a temperature of 1-40°C Never carbonate with a damaged bottle Only use the Carbonator Pro glass water bottle when carbonating Only carbonate water, don’t carbonate other beverages

• Always use the Carbonator in an upright position.

• Keep the Carbonator away from children.

• Never attempt to carbonate an empty bottle.

• Never put the glass bottle in the freezer.

• Only use the Carbonator Pro glass water bottle when carbonating. Other bottles can damage the machine and lead to safety risks.

• Transport the Carbonator without the gas cylinder installed.

• See “Approved gas cylinders” on page 10 section for “Other advice”. EN7 Gas cylinder replacement

1. Use a soft cloth to protect your Carbonator when you lay it on its

side. If there is no gas cylinder in the Carbonator, go to step 4.

2. Unscrew the gas cylinder counterclockwise.

3. Remove the gas cylinder.

4. Remove the plastic cover and stopper of the new gas cylinder.

5. Insert the gas cylinder into the bottom of the Carbonator.

6. When you feel it reach the top, screw the cylinder clockwise until

EN8 The carbonation process

3. Carbonate the water

by pressing the Carbonator button untill you hear a buzzing sound. Fill the bottle up to the filling line.

2. Press down the cover

to release the remaining pressure.

5. Continue to press the handle all

the way down to raise the cover.

6. Enjoy your sparkling water!

EN10 Other advice Water in the drip tray If the bottle is overfilled, excess water will be collected in the drip tray. This is not wrong, but to avoid this, be sure to only fill up the bottle to the filling line. To empty the drip tray use a clean dishcloth. Clean the bottle The bottle is durable enough to be washed in the dishwasher, but we recommend washing it by hand to prolong its look. Before first time use, make sure to wash the bottle with lukewarm water and mild detergent. Clean the Carbonator To prolong the look and performance of your Carbonator, use the included cloth or a clean microfiber cloth to clean the Carbonator. For Carbonators with a matte finish, we recommend a soft cloth and clean water. For Carbonators in stainless steel, we recommend a microfiber cloth moisturized with clean water and mild soap if needed. Avoid strong detergents and abrasive household cleaners, this applies to all Carbonators. Avoid bacteria and odor by keeping the bottle clean and storing it with the cap o. Use cold water For more ecient use of the CO it’s recommended to carbonate refrigerator cold water Protect your countertop In some conditions water from condensation can arise on the CO canister. Make sure to regularly wipe your countertop under your Carbonator Pro, to protect the surface. Recycling The Carbonator and its associated items are designed and manufactured with high quality materials and components which can be recycled and reused. Seperate and recycle the parts according to local regulations. Approved gas cylinders The Carbonator is compatible with standard gas cylinders approved for use with sparkling water machines from all major brands. Other gas cylinders may seem to work, but could damage the machine or cause a safety risk. Make sure to use gas cylinders with the following measure and weight: CO2 gas cylinder

Carbonator button, very little or no gas comes out.

• Make sure you’re pushing the Carbonator button all the way down (without forcing it).

• Try screwing the gas cylinder in a bit tighter and try again (some older cylinders need a little extra tightening).

• Listen for a leaking sound when you push the Carbonator button – if you hear one, refer to problem #3.

• Check to see if the gas cylinder is empty.

2. Gas is flowing into the

bottle when I push the Carbonator button, but the water isn’t carbonated.

• Make sure you’re pressing the Carbonator button until you hear a buzzing sound, then release. Be sure to not release until you hear the buzzing sound!

3. I hear a leaking sound

when I push the Carbonator button and very little gas is flowing into the bottle.

• Try screwing the cylinder in a bit tighter.

• There may be an issue with the cylinder gasket. See “Cylinder gasket troubleshooting”.

4. The cover is hard to push

• Try to press further back on the cover.

5. The gas cylinder is

freezing inside the machine during use.

• There may be a leak between the cylinder and the machine. Try screwing the gas cylinder in a bit tighter. If it doesn’t work, see “Cylinder gasket troubleshooting”.

6. Water appears in the drip

tray after carbonating with a new gas cylinder.

• Water in the drip tray is normal. However be sure to not fill the bottle over the filling line. Wipe away excess water with a sponge.

7. The cover doesn’t fasten

in the base when I press it.

• Try pressing harder on the cover. If the suggested solutions above is not working contact us at [e-mail] EN12 Cylinder gasket troubleshooting The rubber gasket inside the Carbonator’s cylinder compartment is an important seal between the cylinder and the machine. If the gasket is missing, damaged, or misplaced, the machine will not work as intended. Symptoms of this could be:

• A leaking sound from the cylinder compartment when pressing the Carbonator button.

• Water droplets in the cylinder compartment or a frozen cylinder.

• The cylinder quickly runs out of gas.

• The cylinder is leaking gas when screwed into the machine, even when the button isn’t being pushed. Checking the gasket

1. Lay the Carbonator on its side and unscrew

2. Look into the cylinder compartment. Check

if there is a black ring around the brass pin. If not, continue to “Replacing the gasket”.

3. If there is a black ring that is damaged or

placed incorrectly, remove it and continue to “Replacing the gasket”. Replacing the gasket There is an extra gasket stored under the base of the machine, underneath a sticker labeled ”Extra Gasket.” Remove the sticker and take out the extra gasket.

1. Place the new gasket on the gas cylinder.

2. Drag the Carbonator over the side of

3. Insert the cylinder and screw it in place.

When the cylinder is removed the gasket will remain in place.

EN13 Customer support If you experience a problem with your machine, please do the following:

1. Check the “Troubleshooting guide”

Please read through the troubleshooting guide and attempt the suggested solutions.