Quooker Fusion cartridge replacement
"Quooker
Replacement cartridge Quooker Fusion after August 2015
Order the service set here.
Step 1.
Turn off the Quooker by pressing the “Q” button on top of the reservoir. Leave the plug in the socket.
Step 2
Run the boiling water faucet until the water is cold.
- Turn off the main or stopcocks in the kitchen cabinet.
- To release excess water from the mains, you may want to open a faucet in other places.
Step 3
Disconnect the hot and cold water hose and remove all gaskets and/or hose strainers.
Step 4
Disconnect the boiling water hose from the reservoir and pull the plug from the red cap. Remove the gasket from the boiling water hose.
Step 5
Loosen the tightening nut with the pipe wrench provided.
Step 6
Remove the faucet from the tap hole.
Step 7
Unscrew the cold and hot water hose from the faucet. Loosen the round nut with the pipe wrench provided and remove the black centering ring from the faucet.
Step 8
Remove the faucet casing and, using water pump pliers, loosen the lever (replacement part) from the faucet by turning counterclockwise. If the screw remains stuck, loosen it with the Allen wrench provided. Pull the LED cord out of the groove.
Step 9
Using the other Allen wrench, loosen the two brass socket nuts and remove the top of the faucet by gently pulling on the spout.
Note! The boiling water hose needs some help, it must be pulled out carefully. The fitting pins in the bottom block should also remain in place.
Step 10
Using the Torx wrench provided, loosen the two screws next to the cartridge. Remove the cartridge from the valve body. Be careful not to leave the rubber of the old cartridge behind.
Step 11
Insert the new cartridge with the bracket and comb into the faucet housing. Put a drop of the supplied glue on the threads of the Torx screws. Tighten them with the Torx wrench. (You can already place the bellows around the interior if necessary).
Step 12
Pull the rubber bellows over the top of the cartridge. Make sure the bellows is securely in place. Place the lever connector on the cartridge.
Step 13
Replace the O-ring on the top of the faucet body and check for the two fitting pins. Slide the top of the faucet back onto the faucet body. Put a drop of glue on the end of the threaded ends and tighten the socket nuts securely.
Step 14
Slide the jacket with the logo upright back around the faucet body. Note! There is a recess in the mantle. This falls over the cam in the valve body. Press the sleeve firmly until it clicks into place. Slide the black centering ring over the boiling water hose. Tighten the round nut with the pipe wrench provided.
Step 15
Put two drops of glue on the screw and tighten it in the lever connector with the supplied Allen wrench. Put a drop of glue on the smooth part of screw and slide the new lever over it (there are also threaded-only versions).
Step 16
Screw the cold and hot water hose back into the faucet body.
Step 17
Push the faucet through the hole in the countertop, using the plastic triangle if the countertop is thin. Be careful not to pinch the LED cord. Place the horseshoe-shaped clamp part around the hoses. Tighten the tightening nut on the threaded end; but not quite yet.
Step 18
Turn the faucet with the Quooker logo straight towards the user, the operating lever is in cold position parallel to the edge of the countertop.
Step 19
Now tighten the tightening nut with the pipe wrench provided.
Step 20
Connect the hot and cold water hose with the supplied hose strainers (these serve directly as a seal).
Step 21
When connecting the boiling water hose, use the red fiber ring. Insert the plug of the LED cord back into the hood.
- Re-open the main or stop valves and check for leaks in the cabinet. In doing so, also open the mixing valve to test it.
Step 22
Turn on the Quooker by pressing the “Q” button on top of the reservoir.
- The Quooker will reach temperature after about 15 minutes.
Good luck with the installation."
Replacement cartridge Quooker Fusion after August 2015
Order the service set here.
Step 1.
Turn off the Quooker by pressing the “Q” button on top of the reservoir. Leave the plug in the socket.
Step 2
Run the boiling water faucet until the water is cold.
- Turn off the main or stopcocks in the kitchen cabinet.
- To release excess water from the mains, you may want to open a faucet in other places.
Step 3
Disconnect the hot and cold water hose and remove all gaskets and/or hose strainers.
Step 4
Disconnect the boiling water hose from the reservoir and pull the plug from the red cap. Remove the gasket from the boiling water hose.
Step 5
Loosen the tightening nut with the pipe wrench provided.
Step 6
Remove the faucet from the tap hole.
Step 7
Unscrew the cold and hot water hose from the faucet. Loosen the round nut with the pipe wrench provided and remove the black centering ring from the faucet.
Step 8
Remove the faucet casing and, using water pump pliers, loosen the lever (replacement part) from the faucet by turning counterclockwise. If the screw remains stuck, loosen it with the Allen wrench provided. Pull the LED cord out of the groove.
Step 9
Using the other Allen wrench, loosen the two brass socket nuts and remove the top of the faucet by gently pulling on the spout.
Note! The boiling water hose needs some help, it must be pulled out carefully. The fitting pins in the bottom block should also remain in place.
Step 10
Using the Torx wrench provided, loosen the two screws next to the cartridge. Remove the cartridge from the valve body. Be careful not to leave the rubber of the old cartridge behind.
Step 11
Insert the new cartridge with the bracket and comb into the faucet housing. Put a drop of the supplied glue on the threads of the Torx screws. Tighten them with the Torx wrench. (You can already place the bellows around the interior if necessary).
Step 12
Pull the rubber bellows over the top of the cartridge. Make sure the bellows is securely in place. Place the lever connector on the cartridge.
Step 13
Replace the O-ring on the top of the faucet body and check for the two fitting pins. Slide the top of the faucet back onto the faucet body. Put a drop of glue on the end of the threaded ends and tighten the socket nuts securely.
Step 14
Slide the jacket with the logo upright back around the faucet body. Note! There is a recess in the mantle. This falls over the cam in the valve body. Press the sleeve firmly until it clicks into place. Slide the black centering ring over the boiling water hose. Tighten the round nut with the pipe wrench provided.
Step 15
Put two drops of glue on the screw and tighten it in the lever connector with the supplied Allen wrench. Put a drop of glue on the smooth part of screw and slide the new lever over it (there are also threaded-only versions).
Step 16
Screw the cold and hot water hose back into the faucet body.
Step 17
Push the faucet through the hole in the countertop, using the plastic triangle if the countertop is thin. Be careful not to pinch the LED cord. Place the horseshoe-shaped clamp part around the hoses. Tighten the tightening nut on the threaded end; but not quite yet.
Step 18
Turn the faucet with the Quooker logo straight towards the user, the operating lever is in cold position parallel to the edge of the countertop.
Step 19
Now tighten the tightening nut with the pipe wrench provided.
Step 20
Connect the hot and cold water hose with the supplied hose strainers (these serve directly as a seal).
Step 21
When connecting the boiling water hose, use the red fiber ring. Insert the plug of the LED cord back into the hood.
- Re-open the main or stop valves and check for leaks in the cabinet. In doing so, also open the mixing valve to test it.
Step 22
Turn on the Quooker by pressing the “Q” button on top of the reservoir.
- The Quooker will reach temperature after about 15 minutes.
Good luck with the installation."
