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Installation (continued)
5
Installing the Keg Coupler
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Remove the rubber protective cap(14) located on the side
of the D-type coupler (N).
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Secure the hex nut at the end of the CO2 gas line (M) to the
side of the D-type coupler (N).Use a wrench to tighten hex
nut to the coupler.
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Do not remove or discard the gray check valve located
on the side of the coupler. This part prevents liquid from
going into the regulator and also provides a seal between
the air line and coupler.
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Remove the rubber cap (13) from the top of the D-type
coupler (N). Place the neoprene washer (12) located under
the rubber cap to the top of the coupler (N).
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Take the hex nut from the end of the beer line (P) and screw
it onto the top of the keg coupler (N) so that the neoprene
washer is between it.
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To connect the D-type coupler (N) to the keg (11), rst
make sure the black pull handle of the D-type coupler (N) is in
the up position (45° angle). Insert the D-type coupler (N) into
the valve on top of the keg and turn clockwise until it
stops about 90° to lock the coupler into place.
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Pull the tap handle out (away from the D-type coupler (N)
and push down until it locks into position. Listen for the
"click" of the pull handle when it shifts into the nal
downward position. The keg is now tapped.
Barrel
Liters
1/6
20
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Suitable CO2 tank size (lb): 2.5 or 5
6
Attaching the CO2 Tank
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Place the CO2 tank inside the kegerator for a cleaner look.
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Attach the tank through the retainer and secure it with the
provided bolt and nut.
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Position the tank so you can read the gauge and have easy
access to the shut-off valve.
Gallons Ounces 12 oz. Glasses
5.2
661
55
8
O
P
12
15
M
14
11
13
N
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