Does anyone also have the problem that only a little carbon dioxide is pumped into the water bottle (despite repeated operation and when the gas cylinder is full)? And also the problem that a whistling noise is often heard when pumping?

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Hello!
It could be that the gas cylinder is not screwed tightly enough into the sparkling water maker. I recommend that you check that the cylinder is screwed in correctly and tightly. Sometimes a cylinder that is not screwed in tightly enough can result in less carbon dioxide being pumped into the bottle and a whistling noise when operating it. Please try screwing the cylinder in even tighter.

I hope this solves the problem. Kind regards!

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This looks like a valve or the transition to the bottle is leaking. For me 3-4 seconds are enough, a whistling sound is heard when you turn the knob all the way to the other side after filling with CO2

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Does anyone also have the problem that only a little carbon dioxide is pumped into the water bottle (despite repeated operation and when the gas cylinder is full)? And also the problem that a whistling noise is often heard when pumping?