iKegger Mini Keg System Instruction Manual

FAQ and Troubleshooting
How should I clean my gear?
Fill keg with hot water, attach the tap and regulatorand push the water out
through the tap using gas. We recommend the use of sodium percarbonate
for deep cleaning. Before each fill ,we suggest to flush with phosphoric acid
sanitiser.
Why is no liquid coming out of my filled keg?
Confirm the dip tube is cut to the height of the keg and ensure it's firmly
attached to the barb on the bottom of the spear. Or there might be a
blockage in thetap spout due to residue from past usage that hasn't been
cleaned out.
Why is my tap dripping?
A bit of extra liquid will remain in the tap that will slowly drip out for a
couple of minutes. This is completely normal and doesn't mean that your keg
is leaking. Place a cloth under the tap after usage.
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send us an e-mail to info@ikegger.com or info@ikegger.eu
If there's a missing item from your order or any problem with
your gear, please notify us using this page:
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Always ensure the regulator is turned off (all the way anti-
clockwise) before adding gas
Doing otherwise will cause permanent and irreversible damage to the
regulator.
Don't lay your keg down with a regulator attached, unless you're
using a check valve disconnect or inline.
Without one liquid is able to run into the regulator which will permanently
damage it.
Check for leaks every time you (re-) assemble your kit
Connections will loosen under normal usage or may arrive loose. Before
using the system, check that it holds pressure and doesn't leak gas or liquid.
You can use soapy water on the surface of any connection to check for
bubbling and indicators of leaks.
Avoid using the regulator upside down
Liquid CO2 or Nitrogen from the gas bulb can enter the regulator if the gas
source is placed above the regulator/the regulator is turned upside down.
This can cause irreversible damage.
Warnings
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Instruction Manual
Flow Control Tap
Replacable
Handle
Flow
Control
Tap Shank
Lever
Adapter Ring
Tap Shank
Adapter Cone
Liquid Disconnect
(black stripe)
Pressure Release
Valve
Replacable Spout
Ball Lock Spear Ball Lock Spear
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Assembly
Cut the flexible dip tube to the length of
your keg and attach securely to the barb
at the bottom of the ball lock spear.
Screw the cone of the tap shank adapter
tightly onto the liquid disconnect
(marked with a black stripe).
Connect the teeth of the tap with the
teeth of the cone. Use the tap as a lever
to tighten the cone onto the disconnect.
To secure, firmly screw the tap shank
adapter ring onto the thread of the tap.
Screw on the tap handle.
Attach completed tap unit to the liquid
post (upright, central post) on the ball
lock spear, by pulling up the collar of the
disconnect and pushing it onto the post.
It is attached securely, if the black stripe
of the disconnect is visible. The tap
system will remain slightly movable.