It did turn out to be the Procon pump. After I replaced it nice and
prickly soda water :-)

Mike B


Deadend wrote:
> Richard J Kinch wrote:
> > Mike Blanchard writes:
> >
> > > Everything's pointing to the pump itself.
> >
> > Agreed.
> >
> > List price for the brass pump is $146.
> >
> > Usually some on eBay real cheap. Search for "(carbonator,procon)
> pump*".
>
> I watch the eBay acutions for soda parts and pumps come up every so
> often. If you keep at it, you may get lucky. Good luck.
>
> I'm hoping to set up the same thing someday. My live-in girlfriend of
2
> years loves soda water, as do I, particularly as a back to a good
glass
> of whiskey. We literally go through 2 bottles every few days, and we
> drink no other carbonated beverages. I've had and killed some of
those
> soda gadgets from ISI or whatever. I do carbonate a 5 gallon corny
> every so often, but that never seems to be ready when needed. So my
> hope is that with all the damn fridges and everything else around
here
> that I can get a soda line going someday!
>
> Regards,
>
> Deadend