Did you buy a Quooker Fusion tap and a Pro3 reservoir secondhand, receive it from a neighbor, or find it in a renovated kitchen? Then you may notice that it doesn't work right away.
You probably only need the basic connection set. Below we explain exactly which parts you need to safely and correctly connect your Quooker — so you can finally make that cup of tea in 0.0 seconds.
What you already have
- A Quooker Fusion tap
- A Quooker PRO3 reservoir Pro3 E parts
Which parts you still need
When a Quooker is sold secondhand, the following parts are often missing. However, they are essential for correct and safe installation, in accordance with Quooker's guidelines:
Inlet combination (8 bar)
Necessary for water pressure and safety.
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Overflow nipple + threaded tap
Ensures that overpressure can be safely discharged.
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Flexible discharge hose
Discharge hose between inlet combination and discharge nipple of the Quooker
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Rings with filter set
Needed to properly seal the connection between tap and reservoir.
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Pressure reducing valve
You need this so that the boiling water does not flow back into your pipe if your water pressure becomes too high.
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Do you have a Quooker Fusion tap and a PRO3 reservoir? Then you need the five parts mentioned above to safely put your installation into use.
Reservoir revision
Do you also want to clean your reservoir on the inside and replace the filter? Then you need this set
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Need help?
Feel free to send us a photo of:
your tap
your reservoir
and the parts you already have.
Then we'll take a look with you to see exactly which parts you need.
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