doeby
New Member
I have a lancer soda machine. i did not change any of the line lengths or anything, just fixed broken parts with same ones.
My soda comes out foamy, but also seems a little light on carbonation. Then very quickly what carbonation is there is gone.
If i lower CO2 pressure, foam goes away, but is even less carbonated.
If i increase Co2 pressure, it does get a little more carbonated, but still loses it very quickly
i have a mccann carbonator(new pump, and motor is cycling fine, 1 way valve tested good)
that is to operate between 90 and 105psi. That line is room temperature until the soda water
line goes into a water bath threw stainless steel lines to dispense, and the temperature in the water bath is 33 degrees
All that is factory, and worked before i got it.
Syrup i have is a little expired, but i didn't think that should effect the carbonation.
I know this will effect it, but i don't have ice in the cup its getting poured in.
It seems like the CO2 just isn't getting into the water enough.
Any ideas to what to check, or try.
My soda comes out foamy, but also seems a little light on carbonation. Then very quickly what carbonation is there is gone.
If i lower CO2 pressure, foam goes away, but is even less carbonated.
If i increase Co2 pressure, it does get a little more carbonated, but still loses it very quickly
i have a mccann carbonator(new pump, and motor is cycling fine, 1 way valve tested good)
that is to operate between 90 and 105psi. That line is room temperature until the soda water
line goes into a water bath threw stainless steel lines to dispense, and the temperature in the water bath is 33 degrees
All that is factory, and worked before i got it.
Syrup i have is a little expired, but i didn't think that should effect the carbonation.
I know this will effect it, but i don't have ice in the cup its getting poured in.
It seems like the CO2 just isn't getting into the water enough.
Any ideas to what to check, or try.