Vinotemp VT-BD User Manual page 7

Pressurized Kegs (cont)
3. Press the Tap-Hose connector into the pressur-
ized keg adaptor until it locks. Pull lightly on
connector to ensure that you have a tight fit.
Figure 3
4. You can now place the keg inside the dispenser.
Turn the keg so that the tube is not folded and
proper flow is not obstructed as is shown in
Figure 4. (the other hose will hang freely on the
side)
Figure 4
You are now ready to enjoy your beer, for proper pouring instructions read the section
called "Operation" on page 9.
Standard Kegs
1. For all non-pressurized kegs you will first want to follow the instructions that came
with the keg for releasing excess gas. Then you will want to determine which type
of plug your keg has. the types are listed below
Note: Combined Plugs and
Vent Plugs Look identical
from the top.
Rubber Plug Combined or Vent Plug
2. a: Rubber Plug. You will simply push the plug into the keg until it falls in, you can
use the tube end of the Standard Keg Adapter to push it through.
b: Combined or Ventplug. You will want to remove the entire plug and replace it
with one of the keg seals included with your dispenser. Depending on which type
of plug you have you may need to use pliers to remove it, you will want to take
caution not to bend the metal around the plug as this could cause an air leak. tt
is common for part or all of the plug to fall into the keg during this step, this is
normal and it will not affect the flavor of your beer.