FlavorFusion®/FlavorOverload Training Manual
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| City water pressure supply low or | Booster pump must be used if dynamic |
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| inconsistent | water pressure drops below 40 psig. |
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Unit will not |
| CO2 pressure in carbonator tank is too | Check CO2 pressure regulator setting. |
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| high. | 75 psig recommended. Relieve |
carbonated drinks. |
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| pressure from carbonator tank. |
Dispenses syrup |
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only. |
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| Water valve will not open | Check electrical connection to water |
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| valve. Check resistance of coil (should |
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| be 9 ohms). Check for voltage at coil |
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| when brand button is depressed. |
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Unit will not |
| Carbonator tank is empty, because tank | Unplug the unit and reconnect the unit. |
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| was emptied while power was applied | Main control board will reset, ice |
carbonated drinks. |
| to unit. 5 minute | agitation will occur, and carbonator tank |
Spurts CO2 and |
| pump/motor occurred, and carbonator | will refill to normal level. |
syrup only. |
| pump is locked off. |
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| Note that this can occur while the water | 1) low water pressure switch |
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| filter system is serviced or water supply | deactivates carbonator pump, 2) after 5 |
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| is shutoff. If drinks are drawn from the | minutes reset and retry carbonator |
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| dispenser while water pressure is | pump. If water supply is restored, the 5 |
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| shutoff, the carbonator pump starts and | minute timeout will not occur. Repeat |
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| runs continuously, then shuts off on the | reset a second time, but on a third time, |
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| 5 minute timeout. | then lockout carbonator pump, which |
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| will generate a service call. |
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Carbonated drinks |
| CO2 is out | Replace CO2 |
are flat (low on |
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carbonation) |
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| Carbonator tank is 100% filled because | CO2 setting for the carbonator tank is |
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| the city water pressure exceeds the | 75 psig, max water pressure is 60 psig. |
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| carbonator tank CO2 pressure regulator | If necessary, install a water pressure |
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| setting. | regulating valve. |
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Low water pressure |
| Could be caused by excessively long | Increase line size to 1/2” |
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| runs (over 40 ft.) of 3/8” water supply |
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| line. |
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| Low water pressure | Add water pressure booster pump |
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| Plugged water filter. | Change water filter |
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| Water booster bladder has burst | Replace water booster tank/bladder |
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No Syrup or |
| Syrup supply is empty | Replace BIB |
Watered down drink |
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dispensed |
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| BIB pump not working | Replace BIB pump |
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| No CO2 or compressed air supply to | Check CO2 pressure regulator setting. |
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| BIB pump, or not enough pressure | 65 psig recommended. Replace CO2 |
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| tank or fix compressor. |
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Carbonator pump |
| Power cord for the carbonator pump | Carbonator pump is powered off the |
does not start to fill |
| motor is not connected. | main control board inside the electrical |
tank |
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| box of the unit. Check that the umbilical |
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| cord is connected from the unit to the |
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| pump motor terminal box. |
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