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21
Installing Keg Tap on Single Barrel Type Keg
This wine dispenser's coupler is compatible only with a single 1/6 barrel keg, although a second untapped
keg can be stored behind the tapped keg to keep it cold. Each 1/6 barrel keg holds approximately 5
gallons of wine.
To tap a keg:
1. First be sure that the black dispenser handle is pushed up, indicating an
untapped keg (See Fig.1 below). Also, make sure the tower dispenser (on top of
the wine dispenser) is closed before starting the tap-to-keg connection.
2. Connect the other end of the NO2 pressure tubing to the NO2 pressure inlet
nipple on the keg coupler and secure it with a clamp. Insert the keg coupler
mechanism into the top of the keg and lock it into the lugs with a one-quarter
clockwise turn (Fig.2 & Fig.3).
3. Open the NO2 cylinder valve by turning the knob counterclockwise, open it all
the way to be sure there are no leaks. Then, set the pressure between 5-7 psi, this accommodates most
wine kegs. After the pressure is set, tighten the locknut to prevent tampering with the setting.
4. Connect the wine line wingnut to the keg coupler and tighten it.
5. Turn the shut-off lever down to allow the gas to flow.
6. To finalize the connection, pull the black tap handle out and push it down until it
clicks securely. There will be an audible click, indicating that the gas and wine
have been opened and your keg is tapped. (Fig.4)
7. Open the regulator valve (top right photo) and open the valve on the gas tank.
8. Carefully, tilt the keg onto the cabinet (using the keg support shown in Fig. 5)
and position slowly into the cabinet body until the door can close. HANDLE CAREFULLY. Do not jostle
or bang the keg on the gas canister.
Note: The left regulator gauge indicates the total tank pressure
Wine Keg Neck
Wine Keg
Connect to
Gas Line
Tube
Connect to the
Wine Line Tube
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