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Operating Procedures
It is highly recommended that water be used during the initial set up procedure. Water allows you to familiarize
yourself with the filler by removing most variables related to your product, for ease of operation, and the
reduction of waste of your product.
Step By Step
1.
You will first want to unpack your filler from the
shipping box and spread the components out on a
large flat surface. Make sure that you also have the
following:
a. Pressurized CO2 tank with regulator and
connecting hosing (we recommend a wye as well,
see setup diagram for details).
b. Air compressor and
c. A small (.5 liter or so) catch container for
collecting vented
liquid.
2. Place your filler on a flat surface where you plan to
bottle, ensuring that you have access to a standard
wall outlet or extension cord. Some type of surge
protection / power conditioner is recommended.
Place the liquid and CO2 tanks, as well as the air
compressor, nearby. Attach the support legs by
sliding the legs between the enclosure and the rubber
feet. The support legs should extend forward,
however if you extend them out the back you need to
clamp them to the flat surface.
3. Begin by plugging the provided power cord into your
machine, and then plug it into the wall. Now is a
good time to make sure that when you turn the
machine on, the green power switch lights up
4. Once you are sure that you have power to the
machine, flip all switches to their down or off
position. This includes all Fill Switches and all
Pressure Release Switches.
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1/4"
hosing
5. Plug the hose from your liquid container into the
port marked "Inlet" on the left side of the machine
using one of the provided 3/8" barbed fittings. See
"Adjusting Pressures" on page 11.
6. Plug one end of the provided 4' x 1/4" hose into
the port marked "Vent" on the left side of the
machine, and place the other end into your catch
container.
7. Plug your air compressor into the port marked
"Air" on the left side of the machine using one of
the provided 1/4" barbed fittings. See "Adjusting
Pressures" on page 11.
8. Plug your CO2 tank into the port marked "CO2"
on the left side of the machine using one of the
provided 1/4" barbed fittings.
9. Once you are sure that all components are plugged
in correctly, you can open the valves on your tanks
and turn the air compressor on.
10. Turn on your machine by flipping the power
switch on the right side of your machine so that it
is lit up.
11. You are now ready to place a bottle on your
machine. While pressing down on the Bottle Foot
Rest, place a bottle on the Bottle Foot Rest and
allow the Bottle Foot Rest to lift the bottle towards
the stopper. The bottle does not seal yet, let it rest
in place near the stopper.
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