AGA Fusion User manual

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SPARKLING WATER MAKER
MANUAL
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General safety instructions
• Never transport the sparkling water maker with the gas cylinder
attached. Always make sure that the gas cylinder is detached
before transportation.
• Do not let small children use the machine.
• Do not store the cylinder close to a source of heat, such as a hob
or a radiator, and keep it out of direct sunlight.
• Use only 425 g gas cylinders and water bottles approved for the
sparkling water maker. While other bottles may fit, they may
impair the sparkling water maker’s functionality, cause damage to
the sparkling water maker, or pose a safety risk.
• Never press the carbonation button when there is no water bottle
in the sparkling water maker.
• Never carbonate an empty water bottle.
• Do not fill the water bottle above the maximum volume mark.
• Never use a broken sparkling water maker as this may pose a
danger to you and those around you.
• The sparkling water maker is not intended for commercial use.
• If the sparkling water maker breaks or does not work correctly,
please contact our customer service on [phone]. Do not try
to repair the sparkling water maker yourself.
Introduction
Congratulations on your new AGA Fusion sparkling water maker. Now
you can make delicious, refreshing carbonated water at home, and
even flavour it with fruit or natural concentrates available from our
retailers. One AGA carbon dioxide cylinder is enough for about 60
litres of carbonated water.
Before using the machine for the first time, you should read through
the usage and safety instructions provided in this manual.
Please note that the guarantee for your sparkling water maker is
valid only on the condition that it has been treated with care and in
compliance with these safety instructions.
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Safety instructions for the gas cylinder
• Never transport the gas cylinder when attached to the sparkling water
maker. Always make sure that the gas cylinder has been fully detached
before transportation.
• Do not store the cylinder close to a source of heat, such as a hob or a
radiator, and keep it out of direct sunlight.
• Keep the cylinder out of the reach of children.
• The gas cylinder must only be used when at room temperature. After
transportation and frequent use, the cylinder can become cold and less
efficient. Avoid touching the cylinder if it is covered in ice.
• We recommend that you only use 425 g AGA gas cylinders..
• Do not tamper with or otherwise alter the design or shape of the gas
cylinder.
• If the gas cylinder breaks or becomes damaged, contact our customer
service on: Sweden [phone],
Safety instructions for the water bottle
• Never fill water bottles with anything other than pure drinking water,
and never carbonate any other fluids than water. If other fluids are
carbonated, there is a serious danger that the fluid will leak into the
machine, and that additives such as sugar will cause the pressure relief
valves to stick. If the relief valves stop working, the machine will not be
safe to use.
• Never fill the bottle above the maximum volume mark; if you do, water can
enter the machine and spurt out through the pressure relief valves.
• The water bottles can withstand water temperatures up to 40°C. The
bottles must therefore be washed only in warm water and never in a
dishwasher.
• Never freeze the water bottles.
• Never use water bottles that have exceeded their use-by date, as this
poses a safety hazard. Use-by dates are printed on the bottles.
• Never use discoloured, deformed or cracked water bottles.
• To avoid the build-up of bacteria in the bottle, always make sure to rinse it
thoroughly before use.
• Never drink straight from the bottle.
• Only use AGA water bottles..
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Using the sparkling water maker
Your new sparkling water maker enables you to carbonate your
own water, which you can then flavour with AGA concentrates. To
carbonate your own water, you need an AGA 425 g carbon dioxide
gas cylinder. When the cylinder is empty, a replacement can be
bought from the store where you made your original purchase and
the old bottle returned for deposit.
Inserting the gas cylinder
1. Lay the sparkling water maker on its back or side on a flat
surface.
2. Remove the seal and safety cap from the gas cylinder. Keep the
safety cap as this is needed when replacing the gas cylinder.
3. Insert the gas cylinder and screw it clockwise by hand until it is
firmly in place. Do not use any tools.
4. Put the sparkling water mater upright. You’re now ready to make
your own sparkling water.
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Removing the gas cylinder
Lay the sparkling water maker on its back or side on a flat surface,.
Unscrew the gas cylinder anticlockwise and remove the gas cylinder.
Filling the water bottle
Clean the bottle before use.
Do not use water hotter than 40°C. Fill
the bottle with cold water up to the
maximum volume mark. If the bottle is
overfilled, water can enter the machine
and leak out. For best results, use cold
water; the colder the water, the greater
the volume of gas that can be dissolved.
It is therefore a good idea to store an
extra bottle of water in the fridge. Make
sure, however, not to keep the water for
too long in the bottle as it might become
stale. Important! Never carbonate
anything other than pure drinking water,
as sugar or other additives might cause
the pressure relief valves to stick,
rendering the machine unsafe to use.
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Carbonation button
Attachment
for water bottle
Gas tube
Space for gas
cylinder
Water bottle
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Water bottle
Attaching the water bottle
Remove the lid from the water bottle. Position the bottle so that the gas
tube protrudes into the water and then push the bottle up as far as it will
go. Turn the bottle clockwise until you feel it engage. Make sure that the
water bottle is firmly in place before use.
Carbonating water
Important!
Never carbonate anything other than pure drinking water, as sugar or
other additives might cause the pressure relief valves to stick, rendering
the machine unsafe to use.
The degree of carbonation is a matter of personal taste, so for the first
few times you use the machine, you will have to experiment until you
find the degree of carbonation that is right for you.
To carbonate the water, press the button and keep it pressed for 3-4
seconds or until you hear a hiss as the pressure relief valve opens.
Depending on the water temperature, this will give you a normal degree
of carbonation.
You can add more gas as desired by pressing the button again briefly
once or twice. Release the button and wait until you hear another hiss as
any excess pressure is discharged and the water bottle is vented.
Unscrew the water bottle and enjoy your carbonated water. Store the
water in a cool place with the lid tightly screwed on to prevent the
water going flat.
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Turn water into soda in seconds:
1. Fill the bottle with water up to the indicated line. Cold water
absorbs and holds carbonation better than ambient
temperature water. For best-tasting results and maximum
carbonisation yield, refrigerate water before carbonating.
2. Insert the carbonating bottles bottleneck into the screw-lock
and turn clockwise. The screw-lock machanism will catch the
bottle and hold it in a vertical position.
3. Press and hold the carbonating button for 1-2 seconds
and release. Repeat to obtain higher levels of carbonisation.
(see also: p.24 carbonating levels)
A distinct sound indicates when the maximum carbonisation
level is reached.
4. Remove the carbonating bottle from the screw-lock by turning
it counter-clockwise.
You are now ready to taste the perfect sparkling beverage,
prepared by yourself!
Just fll one of the many Essences into the bottle.
Depending on your taste you can vary the amount individually.
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Removing the water bottle
Grasp the water bottle and turn it anticlockwise until you feel it disengage.
Flavour your carbonated water
Flavour your carbonated water with fruit or AGA concentrates concentrates and
sodas. Please read the instructions on the bottles carefully and pour the right
amount of concentrate in a glass or a pitcher, and then add the carbonated
water.
Emptying the spill tray
Wipe out the drip tray as required. Check that there is no water under the
machine. If the water bottle is filled above the maximum volume mark, the
surplus water may run down the front of the machine and into the drip tray.
Maintenance and cleaning
• To clean your sparkling water maker, wipe it with a damp cloth. A mild
cleaning agent may also be used.
• Clean water bottles in warm water with a mild detergent and rinse well.
Store empty bottles with their lids off.
• Never wash water bottles in a dishwasher. Water bottles can only
withstand a maximum water temperature of 40°C.
• Never use solvents or powerful cleaning agents.
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Felsökning
Contact customer service
Linde Gas customer service, AGA products: [phone]
my.AGA.se
Problem Possible cause Remedy
The amount of gas
in the water is
gradually decreasing
The gas cylinder is
empty Replace the cylinder
The gas cylinder is too
cold
Allow the cylinder to
warm up
Water runs down the
front of the machine.
The water bottle is
overfull
Do not ll bottles
above the maximum
volume mark
The amount of gas in
the water is low but
your gas consumption
is high
The washer on the
cylinder holder is
missing or leaking
Change the washer.
New washers can be
ordered from
customer service
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Guarantee terms
Linde Gas guarantees product performance for two years from the date
of purchase.
This guarantee applies only to manufacturing defects (production defects
or other faults that the product had before sale).
In the unlikely event of a manufacturing defect, Linde Gas will repair
or replace the product free of charge.
The guarantee is invalidated if the product is damaged due to:
• an accident occurring after purchase
• improper care
• improper use
• failure to follow the maintenance and service instructions
Complaints
Any complaint about the product must include a description of the defect or
problem that you believe the product to have, and be made within either the
guarantee period or a reasonable time from discovery. Return the product to
the place of purchase with the original receipt.
Recycling
When disposing of the product, national and international environmental
regulations state that it must be taken to the place of purchase or to a
recycling centre as instructed by the local council.
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