Can this genesis model take a 120 liter carbonator??
1704164
The only bottle that will fit in this model is the 410 gram bottle. We used the refilled bottles that you can buy at Bed, Bath and Beyond at the check-out. They are $15.00 but if you sign up for their mailing offers, you can get a $5.00 coupon for a $15.00 purchase (they send one out every month), which brings it down to $10.00.
1229327
no it wont. they purposily made it so its impossible to fit anything else in the back opening. the plastic is molded so it only fits this size soda stream can no mods at all ):
1159174
I have just bought the weber genesis E-310 and apparently the regulator you need is the 325-3. This is what my gas company told me today. I am also trying to find this one online though. If you track it down then please share.
1817948
It won't make water higher than 120. So &lt; 120 is a good attempt to answer your question. If you are pre heating with solar, you prob. are limited to around that temp.
4876
There really is no way to tell. I would suggest buying an extra carbonator so you always have an extra full one on hand.
77143
I can't guarantee it will. However most Amanas use this model. The problem I encountered when I installed this was that the wiring harness that came with the new unit didn't work with my refrigerator. I just took the one off the old unit and used it on the new unit. Remember that it will take a day or more before it starts to make ice. David
372941
Look on the back of the fridge. If it says the peak wattage is more than 3000w then no. If it does not say that, then look for the peak Amperage (it may or may not say that) or just the Amperage. Take the Amperage number and multiply it by 240. If the result is more than 3000 then no. if less then yes. I would recommend that you have some extra leeway. Hopefully, your fridge will not exceed 2000 and then if there is peak amp draw when the compressor fires up from time to time, you'll have the insurance of extra VA to pick up the load. One thing this unit will do is make a loud vibrating noise if you are drawing too much. If you hear that, you definitely need a bigger transformer. I uplugged a Keurig in this and it started doing that when it was heating the water. Not for more than about 10 seconds, but enough for me to know not to use it. I ended up buying a 7.5KVA (7500VA) transformer from the base exchange in the UK when that happened.
274674
Just installed this past Friday. Watch the spacing between the pistons, and you should be fine. Mine is finally pumping up too 120 psi before shutoff.
1410136
Yes, you just have to remove a piece in the back for it to fit, as it is a lot longer. The only issue that I had with it is that the carbonation seem to run out or stop working even though the machine shows that it has a lot left.
1825287
Peter E., I'm sorry but I've only had my Primo Flavorstation for a short period of time and have not used up a full cylinder of CO2. I am keeping track of the number of liters I get. I also have never used or know anyone who has used a Soda Stream. so I wouldn't have anything to compare to.Sincerely, Ronald
1739307
Thank-you for your inquiry. Unfortunately due to the carbonation unit found within the machine ae are unable to ship to your location. My sincerest apologies on this issue. mysecretpantry.com
412635
too high, you need one for a chevy vega 70 - 72 or 3 they run 3 PSI and you still may want to run a Tee at the carb with a .060 orfis in the 1/4" return line. they use to make a 3" square looking universal import pump 3 PSI .05 amp draw but i dont know the number.how about a beer keg gravity feed mounted like a tractor weight higher than the motor would be cool 1/2 psi is enought 3 psi is max on a good float and needle assemblywrascil@aol.com
257388
Not with the regulator that is supplied with the unit. The one that ships with this unit is a single valve regulator with a "T" connector for running CO2 to both the individual kegs/lines. I upgraded the regulator when I bought this unit (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0060NOX40/ref=oh_details_o05_s02_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1) and I am extremely pleased with it, as it lets me shut the CO2 to each keg as needed. If you plan on having more than a keg active at one time, I really feel that this saves CO2 and gives you the ability to pressurize each keg as you need to. You can find cheaper dual pressure regulators, but this one is quality.
63446
I don't think this one will pull it's own supply water. Look into the Karcher units for that feature. They advertise it heavily on them. Check out the 540. I little more expensive but is made to do what your looking for..
2056571
It takes two to three pumps for optimum carbonation. So I would assume you could do one or two, but it would not be my choice to use it in this way.
613888
Unfortunately I own a Fein so unable to confirm whether compatible with Genesis. Regards, Dan R
1229328
No, it can only take the 60L as the space provided right behind the carbonating bottle is very limited.