Sears 183.91579 manual Proper Air Circulation, Electrical Requirement, Use of Extension Cord

4.Make sure the beer tap faucet is in the closed (faucet handle pointing straight back) position before connecting the Keg Tap to the beer keg. Pull the pull handle out and push down until it locks into position. Listen for the "click" of the pull handle when it shifts into the final downward position. (see fig. 4) This will open the beer and CO2 gas valves. Open shut-off valve on regulator. Turn pressure adjustment screw clockwise until

pressure gauge reads 8 psi. The keg is now tapped.

fig. 4

5.Carefully tilt the beer keg and rest the edge on the stainless steel keg floor support on the bottom of the interior cabinet. Slide the beer keg in slowly, ensuring that it is properly located. (see fig. 5) Close the door.

fig. 5

Lift Upright

Beer Keg

Keg Support

Important Safety Message for Draft Beer Dispensing

When CO2 is used for draft beer dispensing, the system must be adequately protected against excessive pressure build-up. This is accomplished by the already installed two safety devices with adequate relief capacity in the system.

Safety devices are installed in the following places:

A. On or immediately downstream from the CO2 regulator. B. On the keg coupler

Proper Air Circulation

•To assure your beer dispenser works at the maximum efficiency it was designed for, you should install it in a location where there is proper air circulation, plumbing and electrical connections.

•The following are recommended clearances around the beer dispenser:

Sides 3/4” (19mm) Back 2” (50mm)

•For proper keg cooling, DO NOT put anything in the refrigerator cabinet other than the keg. Placing ice bags, beverage cans or food in the open spaces around the keg will interfere with air circulation inside the cabinet and reduce cooling effectiveness.

Electrical Requirement

•Make sure there is a suitable power Outlet (115 volts, 60 hz) with proper grounding to power the beer dispenser.

•Avoid the use of 3-Prong adapter plugs or cutting off the grounding prong in order to accommodate a 2-prong outlet.

Use of Extension Cord

•Avoid the use of an extension cord because of potential safety hazards under certain conditions. If it is necessary to use an extension cord, use only a 3-wire extension cord that has a 3-blade grounding plug and a 3-slot outlet that will accept the plug. The marked rating of the extension cord must be equal to or greater than the elec- trical rating of the appliance.

Installation Limitations

•Do not install your beer dispenser in any location not properly insulated or heated e.g. garage etc. Your beer dispenser was not designed to operate in surrounding temperatures below 55˚ Fahrenheit.

•Select a suitable location for the beer dispenser on a hard, even surface away from direct sunlight or heat source e.g. radiators, baseboard heaters, cooking appliances etc.

•Your beer dispenser is designed for free-standing installation only. It is not designed for built-in application.

Converting the Beer Dispenser to a Beverage Cooler Application

For your convenience, this beer dispenser can be converted to a beverage cooler application. Simply follow the steps below for a quick and easy conversion.

Note: When using as a beverage cooler, we do not recommend the use of casters, as stored items may fall off the shelves when the unit is in motion.

1.Close the main valve on the CO2 cylinder.

2.Close the connection between the beer keg and the keg tap by pulling and lifting the handle of the keg tap into an upright position.

3.Disconnect both the beer line and the CO2 gas line from the keg tap.

4.Remove the beer keg from the cabinet.

5.Disconnect the gas line from the CO2 regulator.

6.Remove the CO2 cylinder from the cabinet.

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