Adjusting the CO2 Regulator
?The gauge monitors low internal keg pressure and should be adjusted to read
?In order to do that:
1.Release adjustment lock nut marked 2.
2.Using a flat screwdriver, turn regulator screw marked 3. If increased low pressure is sought, rotate screw clockwise. By rotating it counter clockwise, low pressure will be decreased. When the required operati ng pressure is attained, retighten lock nut 2.
3.Open secondary shut off valve to let CO2 flow into the keg.
Figure 10
?Spanner Faucet Wrench
?Spanner faucet wrench provided for either removing or tightening connection. (See Figure 11)
Figure 11
?Plastic Faucet Lever
?Attach the black plastic lever (pull handle) provided on the top of the faucet tightening it by hand clockwise until the end, holding in the silver snug underneath so it does not move.
?If there is still a small drip from the faucet, you may have tightened the plastic lever too much and may need to unscrew silver snug
Figure 12
?Dispensing Beer
?Keep beer keg refrigerated at all times.
?Never allow beer lines to dry out.
?Use clean beer glassware before pouring.
?Hold glass at a 45° angle when 2/3 full, start to straighten glass and tap it off.
?Always make sure the faucet handle is pushed all the way back.
NOTE: Keg sizes that can be used in your beer dispenser .
1/2 barrel | 59 Liters | 15.5 gals. | 1984 oz. | 164 / |
1/4 barrel | 30 Liters | 7.8 gals. | 992 oz. | 82 / |
1/6 barrel | 20 Liters | 5.2 gals. | 661 oz. | 55 / |
1/8 barrel | 15 Liters | 4.0 gals. | 496 oz. | 41 / |
NOTE: Our Beer dispenser accepts almost all Brand Name ½ kegs. However Coors’ kegs do not fit in our unit.
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