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FAQ
If your Bubblemaker does not carbonate:
• Press the button on top of the Bubblemaker properly with short, firm strokes for 2–3
seconds and release. Repeat 2–3 times until you hear a continuous and clearly hissing
sound. If you want more carbonic, tilt the bottle to release the pressure, then start
over by pumping even more carbonic before tilting out the bottle and unscrew it.
• If the CO2gas cylinder is empty, exchange it.
• Check that the PET bottle has been filled up to the water-fill line.
• Ensure that the Bubblemaker is always in the upright position.
If your BubbleMaker continues to release gas after the carbonate button has been
released:
1. Do not remove the CO2gas cylinder or the PET bottle. Leave the Bubblemaker in the
upright position and do not touch the Bubblemaker until no more gas is heard excaping.
2. When no more gas is being released, tilt the PET bottle and unscrew it. Unscrew the
CO2gas cylinder and return it to your store. Exchange the CO2gas cylinder for a new
one. Attention: the CO2gas cylinder may be very cold.
If replacing a CO2gas cylinder and if the gas leaks after you have screwed the CO2gas
cylinder to the BubbleMaker:
• There may be a pressure leak between the CO2gas cylinder holder and the CO2 gas
cylinder valve. Screw the CO2gas cylinder tighter into its holder. If this does not help,
replace the CO2gas cylinder for a new one.
If water overflows from the PET bottle while carbonate:
• Have you overfilled the PET bottle? Check the water-fill line and empty excess water
if necessary. Are your pressing the carbonate button for too long? Use short, firm
presses in 2–3 seconds only.
RIGHT OF COMPLAINT
By law the product must be returned to the place of purchase along with the original
receipt in the event of a complaint. The user is liable for any damage to the product that
is caused by not using the product for its intended purpose or by not following this user
manual correctly. The right of complaint will not apply in these instances.
INFORMATION ABOUT HAZARDOUS WASTE
Used products should be handled separately from
household waste. They should be taken for recycling in
accordance with local rules for waste management.
