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Make sure unit is empty (including white metal keg floor (#11). Carefully tip the beer dispenser on its side. Connect the casters (#12) to the cabinet by screwing in each metal bracket into one of four caster holes (casters in the front of the cabinet require the washers #12). Then carefully set the unit upright.
Note: Allow the dispenser to stand in an upright position for 24 hours before plugging in the unit.
Plug unit into a standard 3-prong 110/volt electrical outlet. Turn the thermostat clockwise to the desired temperature. The recommended setting is between 4-5 on the dial.
NOTE: Temperature settings can vary depending on beer type, ambient temperature and preference. We do not recommend plugging this unit into an extension cord.
Carefully remove the top cabinet plug located on the top of the unit by opening the cabinet, and with your hand, push plug through the top of the cabinet from the inside. Use flat head screwdriver as a prying tool if necessary.
Take the railing (#4) and slide its "feet" into the pilot holes in the top of the cabinet
Screw the black faucet handle (#1) onto the faucet (#2). Make sure the faucet (#2) is vertical with the black handle facing the upward. The faucet should be first "hand tightened," then secured with the faucet wrench (#17). Place the plastic drip tray (#5) on the top of the cabinet beneath the faucet.
NOTE: Do not twist the faucet if it does not line up properly. Instead remove the faucet with the faucet wrench and reinstall the faucet to the desired position.
CO2 can be dangerous! CO2 cylinders contain high-pressured gas, which can be hazardous if handled improperly. Please handle with care.
Before you start, make sure the CO2 cylinder (#8) is full and the valve is closed completely by turning the knob clockwise until it stops. Attach the CO2 regulator (#6) to the CO2 cylinder by screwing the hex nut on the right side of the regulator onto the cylinder valve. Hand tighten the nut until it stops and then slightly tighten from there with a wrench or pliers.
NOTE: A fiber washer is normally required to connect a regulator to a CO2 cylinder, but the standard regulator provided includes a built-in o-ring. Once that o-ring has worn out or leaks it will need to be replaced. Replacement parts can be found at kegerator.com.
Now mount the CO2 cylinder holder (#9) to the cabinet. Match up the holes on the cylinder holder with the four existing screws protruding out the back of the cabinet and slide the holder down to lock it in place. Place the CO2 cylinder with the regulator connected into the cylinder holder. Position the CO2 regulator in the holder so that you will be able to read the numbers on the gauge and have easy access to the shut-off valve.
Make sure the CO2 regulator (#6) shut off valve is closed by checking that the lever below the main body is perpendicular (9 o'clock) to the valve barb fitting. Then remove the black rubber plug from the back of the unit.
Remove the rubber protective cap located on the side of the keg coupler (#10). Secure the hex nut at the end of the CO2 tube (#7) to the side of the coupler. Use a wrench to tighten hex nut to the coupler.
* 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.
Remove the rubber cap from the top of the coupler. Place the neoprene washer (#15) located under the rubber cap to the top of the coupler (#10). Take the hex nut from the end of the beer line (clear line pre-attached to the tower) and screw it onto the top of the keg coupler so that the neoprene washer is between it.
To connect the keg coupler (#10) to the keg (#14), first make sure the black pull handle of the keg coupler is in the up position (45° angle). Insert the keg coupler into the valve on top of the keg and turn clockwise until it stops about 90° to lock the coupler into place. Now pull the tap handle out (away from the keg coupler (#10) and push down until it locks into position. Listen for the "click" of the pull handle when it shifts into the final downward position. The keg is now tapped.
Note:
This manual is intended as a guide for installation. While there are many different ways to install this kit, we recommend you follow these instructions. If you are uncomfortable in your ability to assemble this kit, seek professional assistance.
NOTE: Other conditions, such as altitude, beer type, and temperature may require some adjustment. It is always wise to follow up any adjustment to the regulator with a brief pull of the pressure release valve ring on the regulator or coupler to ensure an accurate output reading.
Note:
Some Coors or Miller Brand kegs will not fit inside this unit.
Here you can download full pdf version of manual, it may contain additional safety instructions, warranty information, FCC rules, etc.
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