KEG KIT INSTALLATION (cont.)
3. Remove the beer line access hole plug located on the inside of the refrigerator, just below evaporator. (See picture 4 & 5)
4. Insert the beer line (3/16ӯ ID / clear color tubing) from the top of the refrigerator and allow it to drop to the inside of the
refrigerated compartment.
NOTE: The beer line travels through the back section of the unit into the refrigerated compartment by following the
faucet arm support structure located behind the refrigerator’s back cover. (See pictures 6 & 7)
There is no need to remove the back cover of the refrigerator for this procedure.
5. Once the beer line has been inserted all the way to the refrigerated section, insert the support arm into the top opening.
6. Install the pressure regulator to the CO
2 bottle and tighten securely using a wrench in order to avoid CO2 leakage.
7. Close the ball valve in the regulator and open the CO
2 bottle valve.
8. Adjust the regulator to a pressure between 8 ~ 10 PSI using the regulator set screw.
NOTE: More than 10 PSI of pressure will cause the beer to foam up at the tap, maintain the pressure between
8 ~ 10 PSI for optimum performance.
9. Connect the CO
2 line (5/16ӯ ID / Blue color tubing) to the regulator and Sanitary Key [SANKEY] and install the hose
clamps provided in order to secure the tubing to the hose barbed fittings.
10. Install the Sanitary Key [SANKEY] on the beer keg and connect the beer line from the faucet arm to the SANKEY. Secure
the tubing with the clamps provided.
11. Open the CO2 regulator ball valve slowly and pressurize the keg.
12. Open the TAP faucet slowly to allow the beer to flow through the system.
13. Locate the Keg and CO2 bottle inside the refrigerator.
NOTE: Maintain beer between 34°F and 38°F for proper flow and foam. If beer is over 38°F it will foam out easily.
The refrigerator standard set point is 25°F evaporator temperature which will yield 35°F product. Adjust as required to
maintain proper beer temperature. (See controller settings section).
14.
Picture 4
Picture 5
Picture 6 Picture 7
BEER ACCESS PLUG
Evaporator
REFRIGERATOR’S BACK
Controller / Power Switch
Condenser
Faucet arm
Support
structure
Drain
NOTE: There is no need to remove the
refrigerator’s back in order to install the
beer line.
Illustrations are for reference only.
Faucet arm
Support
structure
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