I just tried to make another bottle of water and all the CO2 came out the nozzle when the charger dispensed. Any suggestions?
153025
Did you shake the bottle at least 6 times before you tried to use it? I usually do at least 10 shakes.
107473
I placed the nozzle on and turned it until it felt like it had reached the tightest position only to notice it still felt loose and dribbled liquid on the kitchen counter. I proceeded to tighten further until I couldn't tighten anymore and that seems to have stopped leak. I suggest manufacturer of container go to manufacturer of nozzle and come up with a more secure combination.
378480
I have had know problems with the co2. Like all co2 guns when you first put it in there is that brief second of co2 leak but the faster you are at putting it in the better.
1933127
I think you may have a defective soda dispenser. Mine empties completely. The only thing I would check is that you are using the right size cartridge but I'm not sure that would effect the dispencing. Just the amount of carbonation.
531084
Unscrew the CO2 cartridge and replace the metal cap, tip the bottle a few times gently, store in the 'fridge. Let the bottle sit for an hour or so in the 'fridge before dispensing. You'll get a better charge the longer it sits.
129177
Depends on the charger, it's called amps, how many amps is your charger? If the battery is low on distilled water, you probably already shorted a plate, that's why it's still charging. How old is the battery?
1970455
If you fill the bottle and put it in your refrigerator until it is cold, and then try to carbonate it, more carbon dioxide will dissolve into the water and make it fizzier. Also, when you remove the bottle or the lid, allow the pressure to equalize very slowly. The slower it equalizes, the greater the amount of carbon dioxide that will remain dissolved in the water. I have 4 refill bottles to ensure that I always have a cold bottle to carbonate.
1107662
My spray didn't work at first either. I just unscrewed the top, and then I put the bottom of the spraying component in a glass of water, and then after attempting to spritz the water it ultimately worked. After that I put it back into the bottle and everything worked fine.
1120074
We have had the same trouble over the years with a few different chargers. This one we have had for about 12 years and it has never been the chargers that was the problem. Aside from it shorting out some were, we had trouble with the ground not working right. So we ran a wire from the ground to about 10 t-posts. Then when we clean our stock tank we take a 5 gallon bucket and dump water on the ground around the ground rod and all the t-post. This seems to help a lot. Not sure if this is good for the charger but it was the only thing that seemed to work.
204992
Sounds like a question for Dr Drew...but I'll give it a go. Here's what I'd test....Put a bit of WATER in the container and assemble everything, then pump the handle just a FEW times. Then SLOWLY unscrew where the hose connects to the container, does air escape? If not, then either there's an issue with THAT seal, there's an issue with the pump:container seal, or there's an issue with the pump itself. If air does escape, then screw it back on and pump it once. Then unscrew the spray nozzle tip all the way and pull the trigger, does air/water escape? If so, then there was an issue with the nozzle being too tight. If not, then the tube or nozzle are likely clogged and then take an air car with the little included hose and open the trigger then spray the air into the tube to clean out the system, then from the nozzle side. Does this fix it?
124679
Go on utube. Orange juice is too thick, must be watered down. Wine did work. I would do only half of bottle because it makes a lot of fizz. You would be using a whole co2 cartridge for a small amount. The manufactures do not reconmmend it.
1680557
The nozzle on mine fell off too. I was so disappointed with the product that I just threw the whole dispenser away.
1065890
You need to use between 800 mL and 1 L. The black plastic stem that injects the CO2 needs to be submerged.
1778324
If you have hard water then it may have clogged up the dispenser nozzle. Try running hot water through the nozzle mechanism with a little soap. Rinse really well.
1246187
No everything is supplied with the charging station you select It can use either CO2 cartriges or a larger container either a paint ball tank or large CO2 bottle. I use paint ball tanks with the special shutoff valves I get from Fizz Gizz
1046780
Your iSi Soda Syphon should have come with an extra item to put the charger in, then screw it to the syphoner untill all of the gas is discharged. I also shake the bottle before removing the charger. Hope this helps, Happy Ney Year.
4875
You can kind of tell that a canister is running low on CO2 as it doesn't "whistle" as much. Since we drink carbonated water an awful lot, I bought an extra canister so that I always have a full one on hand should one run out.