Before calling the factory, please read through the Troubleshooting Guide.
Bottle Filler Is Not Priming
The XF4100/2100 Bottle Filler is equipped with a diaphragm pump. Over time the valve kit for the pump,
depending on the age and use, might lose some of its effectiveness. This is an easily exchangeable part. The
indication that the valve kit has failed is that you hear the pump running, but the pump does not prime.
Dripping Spouts
Sometimes dripping occurs after a fill cycle for different reasons. One could be a particulate caught in the solenoid
valve. Simply run your fill cycle a couple of times with warm water or your cleaning solution. If the problem
persists contact XpressFill for assistance.
Fill Cycle Will Not Begin
If the green light does not turn on (or flickers momentarily) and the fill cycle does not start, it is typically a case of
moisture between the spout and sensor tube. This can corrected by drying the entire area with a dry cloth or towel in
between the two stainless steel sprouts as well as the nylon spacer holding them in place. If the problem persists,
please contact XpressFill for assistance.
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Troubleshooting
Premature Shut-Off
The XF4100/2100 is a Level Fill machine, meaning that
the flow of product will automatically shut off when
liquid touches the exposed metal of the CO2 and
beverage-fill spouts
simultaneously.
If
moisture is
allowed to collect between the two spouts, the filler will
prematurely shut off, stopping the fill or not allowing the
fill to begin at all. The machine senses that it has a full
can at the point there is contact between the spouts.
To correct this problem, dry the spouts thoroughly.
Once completely dry, filling should resume.
