THRILL VORTEX F1-PRO Operating instructions

GLASSWARE SANITIZING APPLIANCE
USER AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL
MACCHINA SANIFICATORE DI BICCHIERI
MANUALE DI USO E MANUTENZIONE
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NUMBER AND DELIVERY TIMES IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE
TYPE OF GLASSES TO SANITIZE
TYPE OF
GLASSWARE
SANIFICATION
AND CHILLING
SANIFICATION
AND FREEZING
1 shot
Time 2 seconds
10 grams
1 shot
Time 3 seconds
15 grams
1 shot
Time 4 seconds
20 grams
1 shot
Time 5 seconds
25 grams
2 shot
Time 2 + 2 seconds
20 grams
2 shot
Time 3 + 2 seconds
25 grams
3 shot
Time 4 + 3 seconds
35 grams
2 shot
Time 5 + 5 seconds
50 grams
Small glass
Medium glass
Large glass
Tankard/Jug
NOTE: On ERT models (Tube lenght 8-12 meters) the CO2 consumpon is 15% higher
than the standard model.

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1. GENERALINFORMATION.............................................................................6
1.1. QUICK START..................................................................................... 6
1.2. MODELS .............................................................................................. 6
1.3. COMPOSITION OF THE MACHINE.............................................. 7
2. IDENTIFICATION OF PARTS .........................................................................7
3. SAFETYINSTRUCTIONS ............................................................................... 8
3.1. INTENDED USE AND PURPOSE ................................................... 8
3.2. SAFETY WARNINGS ........................................................................ 9
3.3. DANGERS............................................................................................9
4. APPLIANCE DESCRIPTION AND
TECHNICALSPECIFICATIONS ...................................................................10
4.1. SANIFICATION ................................................................................ 10
4.2. APPLIANCE PARTS ......................................................................... 11
4.3. TECHNICALSPECIFICATIONS ..................................................... 14
5. INSTALLATION.................................................................................................15
5.1. SET-UPINSTRUCTIONS ................................................................ 15
5.2. CONNECTING THE GAS CYLINDER ......................................... 17
6. OPERATIONAND USE ................................................................................. 18
6.1. COMPATIBLE GLASSWARE ........................................................ 18
6.2. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS ..................................................... 19
6.3. TURN OFF THE MACHINE ......................................................... 19
6.4. TROUBLESHOOTING ................................................................... 20
7. THRLLVORTEX SBI ....................................................................................... 22
7.1. APPLIANCE DESCRIPTION ......................................................... 22
7.2. COMPONENTS ............................................................................... 22
7.3. INSTALLATION ................................................................................ 22
8. THRILL VORTEX TAP .................................................................................... 23
9. THRILL VORTEX WOOD ............................................................................. 24
10. 8 AND12METERSTUBES .........................................................................25
11. CLEANING .......................................................................................................26
12. END OF PRODUCT LIFE AND
DISPOSAL INSTRUCTIONS ...................................................................... 26
12.1. END OF PRODUCT LIFE ............................................................. 26
12.2. DISPOSAL ...................................................................................... 27
13. WARRANTY CONDITIONS ..................................................................... 28
These user instrucons are the translaon of the original user instrucons wrien
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1. GENERAL INFORMATION
1.1. QUICK START
To start the machine carry out the following acons:
1. Unpack the machine, retaining the packaging for any future shipment;
2. Install the machine on a at surface;
3. Place the CO2 cylinder in a place away from and protected from heat;
4. Connect the CO2cylinder with siphon tube to the solenoid valve, as described in
secon 5.2 of this manual and open the cylinder valve;
5. Connect the charger to the exisng outlet on the appliance (see gure at centre
of page 13);
6. Connect the charger to a power outlet with a voltage between 100 and 240 Vac
and leave to charge for between 8 and 16 hours;
7. When fully-charged, disconnect the charger from the outlet and then from the
appliance and store it in a dry place;
8. Turn on the machine and run on an empty cycle to clean the machine; please note
that this stage may be accompanied by the emission of certain odours resulng
from material residues from the packaging;
9. At the end of the cycle, turn o the machine using the proper switch.
IMPORTANT NOTE: It is essenal that you read all parts of this manual fully and
thoroughly before operang the machine.
1.2. MODELS
1. Thrill Vortex F1 PRO 2. Thrill Vortex CUBE 3. Thrill Vortex F1 PRO LCD
4. Thrill Vortex CUBE LCD 5. Thrill Vortex SBI 6. Thrill Vortex WOOD
7. Thrill Vortex TAP
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Electrovalve group;
CO2Cylinder
connecon
Sanizing machine Baery charger and
mains cable
User and
maintenance manual
Declaraon of
conformity
DECLARATION
OF
CONFORMITY
The rst secon of this manual is applicable to all versions, except for the posion
of the POWER ON switch on the SBI built-in model (see previous pictures); the SBI
model is described in detail in the second part of this manual.
1.3. COMPOSITION OF THE MACHINE
Verify that the contents of the packaging are composed by the following material:
• Sanizing machine with wired electrovalve;
• Baery charger from mains;
• Mains cable;
• User and maintenance manual;
• Declaraon of conformity
• NSF Cercate on the idenfying label with the S/N
2. IDENTIFICATION OF PARTS
The various parts are connected to each other as illustrated by the image on the
following page >>
Label with NSF
cercate

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3. SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
• Please read this instrucon manual carefully before aempng to operate the
appliance for the rst me, and comply with all safety instrucons!
• The appliance must only be used for the purposes and in the manner described
in these instrucons.
• Please keep these instrucons for future reference.
• Any appliance sold or passed on to third pares must be accompanied by the
instrucon Manual and declaraon of conformity.
• The use of all models of the Thrill appliance does not preclude the need to wash
and sterilize glasses, which must be thoroughly cleaned aer each use.
3.1. INTENDED USE AND PURPOSE
This appliance, which funcons using jets of carbon dioxide, is designed expressly for
the purpose of sanizing and cooling glasses or glass and plasc containers.
It is intended for both professional and home use.
Use of the appliance in small areas requires the presence of adequate venlaon
in order to prevent the build-up of toxic fumes harmful to human health (i.e,
concentraons above 0.5% of CO2).

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3.2. SAFETY WARNINGS
Please pay aenon to the safety symbols used in this instrucon manual, which
are as follows:
Where needed, the following safetywarnings have been used in there
instrucons for use.
DANGER! High risk: Failure to observe this warning may result in fatal
injury or serious material damage
HAZARD WARNING: Medium Risk: Failure to observe this warning may result in
injury or serious material damage.
CAUTION: Low risk: Failure to follow this warning may result in minor injury or
material damage.
3.3. DANGERS
The potenal dangers associated with the appliance during various stages of its
operaon and use are listed below:
- DANGER TO CHILDREN AND THE THOSE WITH DISABILITIES
Children should not be allowed to play with any of the packaging material or protecve
plasc bags. Please keep the appliance out of the reach of children and always
maintain a watchful eye when children are in the vicinity of the machine.
The appliance is not suitable for use by children, by adults with limited physical,
mental, or intellectual capacies, or those lacking necessary experience.
Ensure that children do not play with the appliance, knock it over, cause the adapter
to fall, or tamper with the CO2.cylinder.
- POWER SUPPLY
• To avoid the risk of electric shock, protect the appliance from humidity and damp
condions, splashes of water or moisture.
• Do not use the appliance outdoors or near water-lled receptacles, such as sinks.
• Make sure that the support base beneath the unit is dry.
• Do not use the appliance if the power supply unit or power cable are damaged
in any way or if the machine itself has been previously knocked over or dropped.
• To avoid risk, do not modify or make any changes to the product. Do not replace
the connecon cable yourself.
• In case of the need for repair, do not aempt such repairs yourself. Only have
your appliance repaired by our service centre or laboratories authorized by Thrill
Internaonal.
• In the event that liquids penetrate the appliance casing or foreign objects fall into
the appliance, immediately disconnect the plug from the electrical supply.
Have the appliance safety checked before operang it.
The appliance casing, power cable, power adapter, and plug must not be immersed
in water or other liquids. However, if the appliance falls into water or other liquid,
immediately remove the plug from the electricity supply. Under no circumstances
touch or aempt to remove the appliance unl you have done so.
Do not aempt to use the appliance unl a specialist laboratory has checked it.
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Connect the plug only to a properly installed and easily accessible socket, the
voltage of which corresponds to the indicaons on the nameplate. The socket must
be easily accessible even aer connecon.
Make sure that the power cord can not be damaged by sharp edges or hot spots.
Even aer switching o, the appliance is not completely disconnected from the
mains. To isolate it completely from the power supply, pull out the mains plug from
the socket.
When posioning the appliance, make sure that the power cord is not throled or
pinched. To remove the plug from the socket, always pull at the plug and never the
cable.
The power supply line must be protected by an RCD with IΔn = 30 mA, instantaneous
trip; if in doubt consult a qualied installer.
- HYGIENE
The appliance must be cleaned regularly in order to prevent the growth of bacteria.
Do not place dirty glasses containing liquid residues on the grille.
Avoid the build-up of liquid in the drip tray.
While the sanizing acon combats the build-up of bacteria in glassware, it is not a
substute for the cleaning and sanizaon performed by a dishwasher.
- USE
Never look directly into the jet stream or directly expose it to parts of the body
(face, hands, arms, etc.), in order to avoid the risk of frost burn.
Avoid placing your hands inside the basin during operaon or immediately aer
appliance use.
Before using the appliance, ensure it is completely dry, as the presence of water in
the tank can lead to splashing and potenal frostbite; if liquids have accumulated in
the drip tray, dry it thoroughly.
There is a risk that protecve treatments and nishes applied to work surfaces may
cause the rubber feet ed to the appliance to corrode or become stuck to the
surface; to ensure this does not occur, place a non-slip base or mat under the machine.
Do not use detergents or acids for cleaning surfaces; only use products specically
suitable for cleaning stainless steel.
Clean all exterior surfaces of the machine by hand; the nozzle, rosee and
accompanying parts can be washed in a dishwasher.
4. APPLIANCE DESCRIPTION AND
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
4.1. SANIFICATION
The sanizing appliance is designed to reduce the presence and build-up of bacteria
in ready to use glasses and plasc containers by means of a rapid chilling acon using
jets of food grade liquid carbon dioxide (E290).
This process not only eliminates most of the pathogens present on the inner surface
and on the edge of the glass or container but also has a cooling or chilling eect, thus
enhancing the taste of the contents.
The process consists of blasng the inside of the glass with a jet of carbon dioxide at
78 Celsius degrees below zero, which cools both the interior and surface of the glass.

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This cooling and sanizaon process reduce the presence of principal micro-
organisms considerably, as the following table reporng the analyses carried out by
the University of Udine demonstrates, thus opmizing glass hygiene.
The degree of reducon of the main microorganisms is shown in the following table
(As per analysis carried out at the University of Udine):
Micro-organism Reducon Percentages
Salmonella Enteridis > 88 %
Staphylococcus Aureus > 83 %
Escherichia Coli > 87 %
Penicillium Nalgiovense > 83 %
Listeria Innocua > 80 %
Pseudomonas Puda > 66 %
Breanomyces Bruxellensis > 50 %
The carbon dioxide is drawn in a liquid state from a special gas cylinder (available
upon request) and converted into a gaseous state upon vaporizaon. Please note
that under certain atmospheric condions dependent upon temperature, humidity
and low atmospheric pressure, etc., dry ice may form on the machine nozzle; this
phenomenon, which may last for a few hours, is by no means abnormal and does not
compromise the funconing of the appliance in any way. Any dry ice on the glass will
evaporate within a few seconds without leaving any trace.
4.2. APPLIANCE PARTS
The appliance consists of the following parts:
- Glassware sanizer, as illustrated in the diagram below:
Removable parts for daily cleaning
Drip Tray
Noozle
Rosee
Machine Body
Bush Colleo
Noozle
Rosee
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Most of the parts installed in the tray are removable for easy and accurate washing; the
removal and subsequent reinstallaon operaons are very simple and are described
in the following chapters.
The sanizing machine is connected to the CO2 gas cylinder by means of a screw
connecon and a solenoid valve to regulate the ow of gas to the glasses.
THRILL INTERNATIONAL srl supplies its own gas cylinders but other cylinders may
be used, provided that they have the following characteriscs:
• Connecon: in accordance with UNI4406 ISO 5145 Gr2 W 21,7 x 1/14” Ø 27 x 2;
• Fied with a dip tube
• Fied with a manual valve to shut o the gas supply.
• Fied with an overpressure valve
• Content: food grade CO2(E290)
Thrill Internonal srl can supply, on request, the cylinder aacks for other countries,
for example USA, Japan, China, Russia, etc.
The machine is connected to the supply solenoid valve through a 2.8 meters long pipe.
If there is a need to increase the length of the pipe, a special version is available with
a pipe length of 8 or 12 meters and with a double solenoid valve.
In this case the selecon of the length of the piping must be carried out at the me
of ordering.
For pipe lengths over 2.8 meters, there may be a slight delay, contained in a few
seconds, between the pressure of the rosee and the delivery of CO2.
This delay is due to the passage of the gas inside the pipe and does not represent a
malfuncon of the machine
- Baery Charger
The baery charger charges the baery ed inside the appliance thus eliminang
the need for a power supply and allowing the device to be used for mobile banquets
or other outdoor events.
Please note the following: the me required to charge the appliance is between 8
and 16 hours; the charger must only be connected to the appliance when the baery
is very low; do not aempt to charge the appliance using chargers other than that
supplied as this may damage the appliance, causing it to malfuncon, and is not
covered by the warranty.
- CO2 Bole (Cylinder)
The CO2 bole is not supplied as standard but represents an oponal product, which
can be supplied on request.
Thrill Internaonal sells 2 types of cylinders made for opmal operaon of its
machinery:
1) 4 kg bole for sanizing and cooling about 150 glasses;
2) 10 kg bole for sanizing and cooling about 400 glasses.
If you use a cylinder not marketed by Thrill Internaonal, remember that it must have
an overpressure valve to protect the user in case of overpressure inside the cylinder.
The machine must be connected to a tank with a dip tube and lled with CO2E290
food grade. Be careful not to bend excessively (minimum bend radius of 5 cm) or
crush the black connecng tube between the cylinder and the machine, in order to
avoid the reducon or interrupon of the CO2 gas ow towards the glasses.

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- Baery
The baery used in the machine is a LEAD-GEL 12 V 5 Ah Lithium-free baery.
It is not accessible to the user and if a replacement is required, said replacement
must be performed by authorized personnel only and using spare parts with the
same characteriscs.
If the machine is not in use, the baery must be recharged every 6 months; failure
to this recommendaon could cause baery damage that is not covered by warranty
- Display
The display represents the interface between the user and the machine, providing
images that aract the aenon of people near the appliance and is installed on the
F1 Pro and Cube units.
The color display is 108 * 65 mm, 800 * 480 pixel denion and can reproduce
pictures and movies in dierent formats.
The les to be played are loaded into a USB key (supplied with the appliance) and
are connuously played.
The les are reproduced on the display in the same sequence as they are loaded on
the USB sck; the image les can be of any size and may be scaled to the size of the
display if necessary, while the video les are limited to a maximum playing me of 5
minutes per le; if the le has a longer duraon the reproducon is interrupted and
the display jump to the next le.
When the power is turned on, the preloaded les in the internal memory are rst
played, then the les loaded by the Customer are played in the USB key.
Take care to ALWAYS engage and disengage the USB key with the machine o.
To upload les to the USB key, simply insert it into a PC or MAC and copy the desired
les to the root of the USB key.
Aer loading the les on the USB key, the key must be inserted on the boom of
the machine, see the following gures:
NOTE: Use only USB keys “short” or “mini” that do not have to touch the surface
or liquids.
USB Key
Inseron Point
of the USB Key
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4.3. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Common technical characteriscs
Power adapter for charger 100 – 240 Vac, 50/60 Hz
Baery charger plug Italiana CEE 7/16 secondo CEI 23-5
Maximum power consumpon when charging 56 W
Jet spray pressure 1 bar
Spray duraon Proporonal to me pressure applied
Level of protecon IP2X exclusively when operated internally
Common physical characteriscs
Working temperature From +10 to +40 °C
Maximum operang altude 2000 meters
Noise level when spraying 89 dBA
Vibraons generated during spraying are not sucient to pose any danger
Maximum number of stackable packages
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Dimensions and weight of power supply 11,5 * 5 * 3 cm; 220 gr; power supply cable lenght 140 cm
CO2 cylinder connecon UNI4406 ISO 5145 Gr2 - W 21.7 x 1/14” Ø 27 x 2
Specic physical characteriscs THRILL VORTEX F1 PRO
Dimensions and weight of packaged product 42 * 34 * 34 cm; weight 9.2 Kg
Appliance dimensions and weight 20 * 20 * 25,7 cm; weight 6.9 Kg
Specic pysical characteriscs THRILL VORTEX CUBE
Dimensions and weight of packaged product 42 * 34 * 34 cm; weight 8.0 Kg
Appliance dimensions and weight 20 * 20 * 17 cm; weight 6.0 Kg
Specic physical characteriscs THRILL VORTEX SBI
Dimensions and weight of packaged product 42 * 34 * 34 cm; weight 6.5 Kg
Appliance dimensions and weight 22,2 * 22,2 * 16 cm; weight 4,5 kg
Specic physical characteriscs THRILL VORTEX CUBE LCD
Dimensions and weight of packaged product 42 * 34 * 34 cm; weight 8.0 Kg
Appliance dimensions and weight 20 * 20 * 17 cm; weight 6.0 Kg
Specic physical characteriscs THRILL VORTEX F1 PRO LCD
Dimensions and weight of packaged product 42 * 34 * 34 cm; weight 8.9 Kg
Appliance dimensions and weight 20 * 20 * 25,7 cm; weight 7.0 Kg
Specic physical characteriscs THRILL VORTEX TAP
Dimensions and weight of packaged product 71 * 31 * 21cm; weight 9,0 Kg
Appliance dimensions and weight 20 * 20 * 17 cm; weight 6.3 Kg
Specic physical characteriscs THRILL VORTEX WOOD
Dimensions and weight of packaged product 42 * 34 * 34cm; weight 7,0 Kg
Appliance dimensions and weight 20 * 20 * 15 cm; weight 5.0 Kg

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5. INSTALLATION
NOTE
On rst use, there may be ny scraps of debris remaining on the product from the
packaging material; the product may also emit an odour.
To ensure the machine is clean and ready to use, rst run the machine on an empty cycle.
The appliance is delivered in sturdy cardboard packaging; gently remove the individual
parts from the box and lay them out on a at surface. Check that the contents are
complete and that all the following items are included:
1) Glassware sanizing machine (appliance)
2) Baery charger
3) Power adapter
4) Instrucon Manual and 2 years warranty
5) Statement of Compliance with EU direcves.
6) NSF Cercaon on the label with S/N number
If one or more parts is missing, please contact the distributor or product manufacturer.
5.1. SET-UP INSTRUCTIONS
Before use, it is necessary to recharge the baery supplied with the appliance.
To do this, simply connect the power cable to the power charger and the low voltage
cable to the connecon socket of the sanizing machine, which is posioned next
to the on/o switch, as illustrated in the following pictures:
NOTE: The two models TAP and SBI have the posion of the power ON switch
and the connector for baery recharging in dierent posions, as shown
in the gures on the following page >>
Power ON/OFF switch
Baery recharge connector

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The baery takes between 8 to 16 hours to be recharged; once fully charged is suf-
cient to operate the appliance for 7 to 10 days of normal service.
When the recharge is completed, the charger must be removed from both the appli-
ance and from the mains socket and stored in a safe, protected place.
The appliance is ed with four rubber feet so that it can be placed rmly on a
work-top as illustrated below.
Idencaon Label
Rubbery Support Feet
To ensure proper operaons and the safety of personnel operang the appliance,
the machine must be placed on a dry, smooth, at surface.
DANGER
Use only carbon dioxide that is specied for food use or is marked ‘E290’.
The use of other types of carbon dioxide (e.g. industrial use CO2) cannot
guarantee the opmal levels of hygiene that the appliance can provide and
may impart an unpleasant odour to the glasses thus treated.
THRILL VORTEX TAP THRILL VORTEX SBI THRILL VORTEX SBI Top view
Power ON
switch Power ON
switch
Baery recharge
connector Baery recharge connector

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DANGER
The machine must always be used and maintained in venlated environments
as connued use of the machine in closed, unvenlated spaces may lead
to a build-up in the percentage of CO2 present to above 0.5%, which is
considered to be potenally hazardous to health.
CAUTION
The dip tube inside the cylinder must be designed to reach a posion approximately
2 mm from the boom of the cylinder to ensure beer use of the carbon dioxide
in its liquid state. The use of cylinders not ed with the appropriate dip tube may
hinder the proper funconing of the appliance and in the event of machine failure
resulng from such improper use, the appliance will not be covered by the warranty.
SAFETY WARNING! Under no circumstances must the gas cylinders used with this
appliance be placed close to heat sources or in direct sunlight. ALWAYS ensure that
ambient temperatures do not exceed 40 ° C.
5.2. CONNECTING THE GAS CYLINDER
While the baery is charging, the CO2cylinder can be connected to the appliance.
To connect the cylinder, follow the steps listed below:
1. Install the cylinder in the desired locaon, away from naked ames or sources
of heat
2. Posion the ring nut/ange on the connector tube against the connecon thread
on the cylinder
3. Manually screw the connecon ring nut/ange to the thread by rotang clockwise
unl ght, nish ghtening the nut using a N. 27 spanner.
4. Slowly release the CO2 cylinder valve by turning the knob an-clockwise unl it
is fully open and the mechanism locks.
Locking the Nut
Open the valve
Close the valve
See the following pictures:
5. If, when opening the valve, you can hear CO2escaping, close the valve, unscrew
the connecon, check there is no dust or dirt between the two conical surfaces
and, following the steps described above, re-screw the connector to the cylinder.
Before using the appliance, the baery charger and the power cable must be
unplugged and both stored in a safe place for subsequent reuse.

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If it is necessary to replace the CO2 cylinder, before unscrewing the nut from the
thread it is necessary to close the gas supply from the cylinder and carry out an empty
cycle to discharge the pressure of the gas present inside the pipes.
Then proceed with the connecon of the new full tank as described previously.
The cylinders (both full and empty) must always be transported with the appropriate
trolley and must be stored in a vercal posion, held in posion by chains or straps.
Avoid using damaged cylinders or showing signs of corrosion.
Be careful to NEVER ghten the ng to the cylinder by turning the black box
of the solenoid valve, but ALWAYS using N. 27 spanner as shown in the previous
gures. Any failure of the solenoid valve due to its rotaon during installaon is not
covered by warranty.
6. OPERATION AND USE
6.1. COMPATIBLE GLASSWARE
The appliance is specically designed for the sanizaon of drinking glasses,
decanters, jugs and other containers, generally.
The table on page 2 provides approximate me esmates for sanizing and chilling/
freezing glasses. All sanizing, cooling and freezing mes are inuenced by climac
and atmospheric condions (ambient temperature, humidity, and atmospheric
pressure) and changes in these condions may cause variances in the me required
and in the quanty of CO2consumed to achieve the same results.
IMPORTANT!
It is strongly discouraged to use low quality glasses, obtained with re-glazed
glass or produced using 2 dierent types of glass, as they are highly prone
to unpleasant cracking or breakage.
In this case, suspend the sanizing and cooling acvies on the specic
type of glass subject to cracking and/or breakage.
As a rule of thumb to recognize a low-quality glass is to verify the specic
weight of the glass, which is approximately half of a normal glass.
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6.2. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
1. Open the manual valve on the cylinder;
2. Using the switch, turn the appliance to the ON posion;
3. Take a glass and place upside down on the rosee wheel;
4. Press down on the rosee wheel; shortly, the gas will ow out from the nozzle at
a temperature of 78 Celsius degrees below zero; an inial delay in supply (2 - 3
seconds maximum) is not indicave of the appliance malfunconing and is due
to the length of the pneumac tube connecng the cylinder to the appliance;
5. Slight changes in the force and quanty of gas supplied are determined by several
factors such as atmospheric pressure, the level of the liquid in the cylinder,
temperature and atmospheric humidity, and again are not an indicaon of the
appliance malfunconing;
6. Aer a few moments (see table above) li the glass to cut o the gas supply; at
this point the glass is chilled, sanized and ready to use;
7. If you wish to freeze the glass, simply repeat steps 4) and 5) above.
6.3. TURN OFF THE MACHINE
To turn o the machine, carry out the following operaons:
1. Close the manual valve of the CO2 cylinder;
2. Press the upper rosee for a few seconds and in any case unl no more gas comes
out of the nozzle;
3. Turn o the power switch on the side of the machine;
4. Eventually (if necessary) connect the charger to recharge the internal baery.
NOTE: It is necessary to recharge the machine when there is no gas supply when the
rosee is pressed and / or the LEDs under the canopy do not light up.
Press the glass on the rosee,
point 3)
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6.4. TROUBLESHOOTING
In the event that the appliance fails to funcon properly, rst consult the checklist
below, as it could just be a minor problem that the user can solve by himself.
DANGER
Never aempt to repair the appliance yourself.
NOTE: In case of malfuncon, contact the THRILL Assistance service by
e-mail to [email protected]
* IMPORTANT!
Should it become apparent that gas is leaking from the nozzle of the appliance
even when idle, stop use immediately and contact Thrill Internaonal to arrange
for the appliance to be sent to its laboratory in order to carry out any necessary
maintenance and repairs.
FAULTS POSSIBLE CAUSES/SOLUTIONS
The device does not work
Check that the baery is charged
Check that the manual valve on the cylinder is open
Check the power buon in the ON posion
Presence of dry ice on the
surface of the glass
Manual valve parally open
Humidity in the air
No gas is released when
pressing glass on rosee wheel
Check that the tube between the appliance and the
cylinder is not crushed or aened
Gas cylinder empty.
Splashes of liquid appear when
gas acvated
Presence of liquid on the tray
Dry out the drip tray
Gas leakage from the machine Stop using the machine (*)
Low gas supply Solenoid valve lter dirty