Danby DKC445BL manual HOW TO REPLACE AN EMPTY CO2 CYLINDER, Setting The Refrigerator Temperature

HOW TO REPLACE AN EMPTY CO2 CYLINDER

1.Close the main cylinder valve (A) by turning in a clockwise direction. See Fig.13

2.Close the secondary shut-off valve (C) by turning to "horizontal" (east/west) position on lower stem pipe. See Fig.13

3.Remove the air line clamp and hose from the regulator.

4.Remove the regulator assembly (E) from empty cylinder. See Fig.13

5.Remove dust cap from new and/or replacement CO2 cylinder

6.Re-attach regulator assembly (E) to new/replacement cylinder. See Fig.13

7.Re-attach the air line hose to regulator (barb connection) and secure with clamp.

8.Slowly open main valve (A) all the way.

See Fig. 13

9.Readjust regulator pressure (D) (if necessary) between 10 ~ 12 psi/lbs.

10.Open the secondary shut-off valve (C)by turning to "vertical" (north/south) position on lower stem pipe.

D

A

FE

B

C

Fig. 13

SETTING THE REFRIGERATOR TEMPERATURE:

The temperature of the refrigerator compartment is controlled by adjusting/setting the thermostat con- trol knob, located on the ceiling of the refrigerator cabinet.

To start the refrigerator, and achieve maximum cooling quickly;

•Turn the temperature control knob (using a coin or screwdriver) clockwise to the furthest (maximum) setting on the darker blue section of the graduated control dial. See Fig. 14

•Allow the refrigerator to run at this setting for 3~4 hours.

•When maximum cooling is achieved, turn back the temperature control knob setting to the 2:00 o'clock position on the graduated blue control dial. See Fig. 15

•Correct cooling temperature is a key factor to consider in storing and dispensing draught beer.

•Optimum temperature for serving draught beer is between 34ºF ~ 38ºF.(1ºC ~ 3ºC)

•To maintain temperatures ranging between 34ºF ~ 38ºF.(1ºC ~ 3ºC) We recommend the thermostat knob be positioned at the "2:00 o'clock" setting on the graduated blue control dial.

See Fig. 15

•To turn off the refrigerator, (no cooling) rotate the control knob to the "0" position. See Fig.14

Fig. 14

Fig. 15

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